International Trade Archive » May, 2019

International Trade - May, 2019

199 articles

• Sanctions Enforcer OFAC Shows Compliance Gets Mercy
• Trump Wants Unrealistic Immigration Changes From Mexico
• Trump's Tariff Power Under Microscope After Mexico Threat
• NJ Plaintiffs Denied Cert. In Chiquita Terror-Funding Case
• Dehumidifier Case Offers Guidance On CPSA Compliance
• Chinese Garment Co. Fights Fraud Claims In $20M Row
• Trump Threatens Mexico With 25% Tariff To Stem Immigration
• Carnival Wants Out Of Suit Over Use Of Cuban Dock
• Commerce Calls For Tariffs On Cheap Metal Wire From China
• White House Ups Pressure On Congress To Pass NAFTA 2.0
• Japan's Whaling Plans Risk Int'l Trade Pushback
• ITC Finds Glycine Imports From Asia Hurt US Industry
• Huawei Ban Creates Challenge For Int'l Antitrust Enforcement
• Motherhood & Making Partner: The View From 2 BigLaw Moms
• Miami Businessman Cops To Venezuela Oil Co. Bribe Scheme
• Chinese Mattresses, Beer Kegs Hit With Preliminary Duties
• 5 Attorneys On Being The Only Woman In The Room
• Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Law Firm Sexism
• Amid WTO Probe, Qatar Says It Hasn't Banned Emirati Goods
• US Coaxing Allies To Ban Huawei Equipment: DOD Official
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Alston & Bird IP Atty In Silicon Valley
• Fatalism Sets In As WTO Appeals System Circles The Drain
• Huawei Asks Texas Court To Find US Ban Unconstitutional
• Immunity Shields Qatar From Hacking Claims, 9th Circ. Told
• 3 Law Firm Business Tactics To Support A Niche Practice
• FCA Warns ESMA Of Disruption From Brexit Trading Rules
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• In The March Toward Parity, Law Firms Fall Behind
• Can You Spot The Gender Disparity? A Guide To Implicit Bias
• Canada Urges Int'l Court To Shred Paper Co.'s NAFTA Claim
• White House Asks High Court To Set Aside Tariff Challenge
• CIT Sends Chinese Tire Duties Fight Back To Commerce
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Food Fights At The Forefront
• Fed. Circ. Created A 'Big Mess' With ITC Preclusion Ruling
• Key Takeaways From OFAC's Compliance Program Guidance
• Watchdog Sets Out Regime For Non-EU Clearinghouses
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Glass Ceiling Slow To Break For Female Attys In 2018
• What 12 Gender Bias Complaints Say About BigLaw
• Trump Bypasses Congress To OK $8B Middle East Arms Sales
• History Gives No Clues To Trump-Huawei Endgame
• ITC To Probe Amazon Over Imported Women's Apparel
• Real-Life Lessons For Lawyers From 'Game Of Thrones'
• FCA Extends Deadline For Joining Brexit No-Deal Regime
• 5 Tips To Help Your Summer Associates Succeed
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Creates Circuit Split On ITC Preclusion
• UK's Theresa May To Resign As Latest Brexit Plan Founders
• ITC Will Again Probe Comcast Over TiVo DVR Patent Claims
• Levi & Korsinsky Snags Lead In Investor's Trade Secrets Suit
• China Grants 2-Year Tax Break For Software, Circuit Cos.
• Prosecutors Get More Time In Ng's 1MDB Fraud Case
• USDA Tees Up $16B To Help Tariff-Burdened Farmers
• US Looks To Target Manipulated Currency In Trade Cases
• 2 Ex-Venezuelan Oil Co. Officials Sentenced In Bribery Ploy
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Duties On Chinese Xanthan Gum Producers
• Security Co. Tells 1st Circ. To Ax Suit Over Import Fees
• Florida Warns Trade War With China Hurting Timber Industry
• Challenges To Trump's '2 For 1' Order Face Difficult Road
• Keys To Communicating A Law Firm's Mission
• US, Allies Still Grappling With Plan To Counter China
• Foreign Investors Are Watching For CFIUS 'Good' Or 'Bad' List
• Lawyered-Up Suspect Says Taped Calls Violated Ethics Rule
• 2nd Circ. Revives Sudan Refugees' Case Against BNP Paribas
• CIT Affirms Lower Duties For Taiwan Solar Panels
• NY Wholesaler Charged With Peddling Fake Military Gear
• New Bill Would Offer $700M For Huawei Equipment Removal
• Does 3rd-Party Funding Belong In Investment Arbitration?
• Tips For Using DOJ Guidance In A Compliance Program
• Trump Ties Infrastructure Bill To NAFTA 2.0 To Press Dems
• Syrian Ruler's Niece Forfeits UK Funds On Sanctions Fears
• ITC Shoots Down Canon's Patent Fight Over Toner Imports
• Commerce Says Indian Paper Cos. Did Not Dump Imports
• Trump's Huawei Blacklist Affects Affiliates In 26 Countries
• US Cos. With Foreign Affiliates Should Note OFAC Settlement
• How Lawyers Can Help Save The Planet
• 4 Firms Seek To Lead Russian Telecom Bribery Suit
• Clothing Manufacturers Want $1M Over Botched Shipment
• UK's May Offers Critics New Sweeteners To Pass Brexit Deal
• Credit Suisse Banker Guilty In Mozambique Loan Fraud
• Oxus Gold Loses Bid To Revive $1.2B Uzbekistan Claim
• US Says It's Complied With WTO Ruling On Washer Duties
• Fed. Circ. Won't Lift Import Ban Meant To Protect Porpoise
• Investors Seek OK Of Award In Row With Brazilian Driller
• Feds OK $1B Weapons Sales To S. Korea, Japan, Canada
• Mexican Officials Hit With Sanctions For Alleged Cartel Ties
• Gov't Must Provide Info In Challenge To 2-For-1 Rule Order
• Trade Org Backs Steel Tariff Challenge At High Court
• Trump Cuts National Security-Driven Tariff On Turkish Steel
• EU Gets New Sanction Powers To Tackle Cyberattacks
• Trump Agrees To Nix Metal Duties On NAFTA Partners
• A Chat With Gilead Sciences Legal Ops Leader Gary Tully
• White House Delays Car Tariffs With Call For Negotiations
• Trump's Telecom Salvos Plunge China Talks Into The Unknown
• EU Says US Fears Over Defense Co-Op Pact Are Overblown
• DOJ Looking To Avoid 5th Amendment Fracas: Fraud Chief
• Fed. Circ. Says Solar Importer Gets Tariffs, But Also A Refund
• Network Security 'Emergency' Order Clouds Telecom Plans
• 'Wealth Factor' Costs $2B Fraud Suspect Yet Another Bail Bid
• FERC Backs Energy Storage Rule Despite State Concerns
• Commerce Finalizes Hefty Duties On Chinese Quartz Imports
• CIT Partly Affirms Commerce's Chinese Tire Duty Review
• Oil Cartel Bill's Passage Is Long Overdue
• McGinnis Lochridge Nabs Int'l Law Pro From Picard Kentz
• Foreign Investment Protection Leads To Better Loans: Study
• Commerce Calls For Duties On French Chemical Imports
• Trump Blacklists Huawei Amid Telecom Security Clampdown
• TracFone Slams Bid To Nix Phone-Smuggling Suit
• Trump Declares Network Security A 'National Emergency'
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Completing The Journey Home
• Aircraft Cos., Importers Wrestle Over New Tariffs In WTO Case
• CIT Says Wall Anchors Exempt From Vietnam Nail Duties
• Gov't Contractors Fighting Suspensions Face Uphill Battle
• 2nd Circ. Mulls 'Wealth Factor' In Lebanese Man's Bail Bid
• Chemical Importer Cleared Of $11M Duty-Dodging Claims
• EU Looks To Abolish 'Outdated' Energy Treaty Provisions
• EU Jet Fuel Tax Would Cut Carbon Output 11%, Study Draft Says
• Natural Gas Company Owners Escape Ex-Partner's Suit
• WTO To Decide US-Vietnam Fish Duty Scrap By December
• Hawaii Contractor Gets 2.5 Years In Bribery Case
• Trump Floats More Support For Farmers In US-China Quarrel
• Japan Launches WTO Challenge To India's Cellphone Tariffs
• What Fed. Circ. False Ad Ruling Means For Section 337 Claims
• UK Lawmakers Urge Gov't To Impose Russia Sanctions
• USTR Issues Another Round Of China Tariff Exclusions
• Identity Politics: How Firms Seal The Deal After A Merger
• The Dangers Of BigLaw's Merger-Happy Growth Strategy
• China Makes Bid To Quell WTO's 'Existential Crisis'
• The Firms That Lost The Most Attorneys In 2018
• Qualcomm Fights To Toss Suit Over Blocked Broadcom Deal
• Huawei Says Chinese Law Limits Network 'Cooperation'
• ITC Set To Probe Luxury Vinyl Tiles Over Patent Claims
• Trump Lays Groundwork For Tariffs On All Chinese Goods
• Seizure Order Allowed Pre-Arbitration, La. High Court Says
• Finding Allies In The Fight Against Counterfeits
• Judging A Book: Wood Reviews 'The Making Of A Justice'
• China Strikes Back At Trump With New Tariff Hikes
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Megafirms Drive Thirst For Tie-Ups As Firms Scale Up
• These Law Firms Keep Their Partnership Ranks Lean
• DOJ Says Old Probe DQs Sidley Atty, Its Ex-No. 2, In Huawei
• Hyundai Unit Challenges Duties On Power Transformers
• CIT Mostly OKs Use Of Thai Data In Chinese Steel Rod Review
• Foreign Banks Should Remain Wary Of US Sanctions Laws
• Getting Out Of Legal Project Management Debt
• CIT Ends Garage Door Opener Co.'s Suit Against CBP
• Trump Sees 'No Need To Rush' China Talks As Tensions Rise
• IRS Withdraws Foreign Currency Partnership Allocation Rules
• OFAC Signals Enforcement Turn With Plan To Fine Execs
• ITC TM Rulings Not Binding On District Courts, Fed. Circ. Says
• Brazilian Offshore Driller Wins Ch. 15 Recognition
• Sumec Not Hurt By Retroactive Duties On Chinese Solar Cells
• NAFTA Update A Step Backward For US Investors
• US Seizes North Korean Ship Over Sanctions Violations
• 6 Ways To Keep Your Jury From Zoning Out
• FCC Votes To Block China Mobile From US Networks
• Hyundai Asks ITC To Probe Fla. Co.'s 'Gray Market' Car Parts
• Senate Staffs Up Export-Import Bank With 3 Confirmations
• Akin Gump Adds Ex-White House Trade Negotiator In DC
• No Easy Answers In WTO Appeals Reform Effort
• Tariff Hike On Chinese Goods Will Take Effect Friday
• US Readies Mexican Tomato Duties As Ceasefire Fizzles
• EU Investor Court Greenlighted, But May Face Rough Road
• Troubled Chinese Oil Trader Seeks US Bankruptcy Shield
• DOJ Antitrust Deputy Warns Chinese State-Owned Cos.
• US-China Trade Talks To Resume Despite New Tariff Threats
• Commerce Puts Tariffs On Indian Stainless Pressure Pipes
• Ore. Blocks LNG Project Over Water Quality Worries
• 5 Myths In Legal Crisis Communications
• State Dept. Approves $6B In Bahrain, UAE Arms Sales
• New Trump Tariffs Put US-China Trade Effort On The Rocks
• Turkish Steel Pipe Maker Challenges Anti-Dumping Duties
• Lighting Cos. Ask ITC To Block LED Imports From GE, Others
• Commerce Calls For Early Tariffs On Magnesium From Israel
• An Overview Of The Debate Over Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Formerly Private Cuba Bank Gets Chance For $456M Claim
• Ex-Goldman Exec Pleads Not Guilty In US 1MDB Case
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Frustrated Trump Threatens China With Tariff Hike This Week
• Glycine Smuggling Claims Based On Feud, Jury Told
• Magistrate Details 'Cautionary Tale' Of Case-Ending Fraud
• Winston Snags Ex-Crowell & Moring Sanctions Atty In DC
• Europe Lays Down Marker For WTO's Digital Trade Quest
• ITC Judge Wants Ban On IP-Infringing Foxconn Connectors
• Dick's Ducks Damages For Ammo Maker's Axed Copter Deal
• EU, US Officials Set To Huddle For Technical Trade Talks
• Sidley Atty, Ex-DOJ No. 2, Faces Secretive DQ Bid In Huawei
• Sanctions Compliance Starts At The Top, OFAC Says
• Exxon Sues Cuban Cos. Over $71.6M In Seized Assets
• US Opens Investigations Into Chinese Ceramic Tile Imports
• Fed. Circ. Finds Sausage Casings Are 'Textiles' In Duty Fight
• Cuba Policy Shift Prompts Suit Over Carnival's Dock Use
• How To Identify And Deal With Narcissists In Law
• Investors Pull £12B From Equity Funds After Brexit Vote
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC's Refusal To Probe False Ad Claims
• SEC Must Decide On Teva Whistleblower Award, DC Circ. Told
• Starr Drops $38M Tax Refund Suit Despite Winning Appeal
• Commerce Wants Retroactive Duties On Mexican Steel Kegs
• General Cable Dodges Investor Suit Over FCPA Revelations
• US, China Wrap 'Productive' Session As Trade Talks Drag On