International Trade Archive » June, 2019

International Trade - June, 2019

170 articles

• Artisanal Miners' Roadblocks To Justice: Is A Path Clearing?
• U.S., China Return To Negotiating Table As Tariffs Halted
• High Court Census Ruling Could Escalate Rule Challenges
• EU Strikes Deal With S. American Bloc After 20 Years Of Talks
• Conservative Justices Cross Over To Create Unusual Lineups
• The Sharpest Dissents Of The Supreme Court Term
• Yes, Deals Are Getting Harder To Close
• Sotomayor, Breyer Vie For Chattiest High Court Justice
• Top 10 Techniques For Crafting A Dazzling Brief
• G-20 Throws Weight Behind WTO's Digital Trade Talks
• A Dramatic 6 Months For OFAC Sanctions Enforcement
• ITC To Probe Barcode Scanners Over Honeywell Patent Claims
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Switzerland To Block Swiss Share Trading In EU Markets
• The New 'Roberts Court' Finds Its Footing
• Breaking Down The Vote: High Court Term In Review
• Rubio Patent Suit Ban Bill A 'Catastrophe,' Huawei Says
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Removing Huawei Network Parts Could Cost $1B, FCC Told
• US Charges Ex-Venezuela Officials With Laundering Bribes
• Indian Man Charged With Drug Smuggling, Money Laundering
• S. Korean Steelmaker Contests Pipe Tariffs At CIT
• WTO Faults US For Renewable Energy Tax Incentives
• Venezuela Citgo Appointees Sue Over Board Makeup
• Winston & Strawn Nabs Trade Partner From Crowell & Moring
• Seizure Order Allowed Prearbitration, 5th Circ. Says
• Indian Steel Producer Fights Another Set Of US Tariffs
• Korean Cos. Challenge Tariffs On Carbon Steel Pipes
• A Chat With Ballard Spahr Diversity Chief Virginia Essandoh
• City Brexit Prep Bill At £4B Amid Warning Against No-Deal
• Oxus Won't Look To Revive $1.2B Mining Claim
• Feds Say Tapes Must Stay In Ecuador Oil Bribery Case
• Key Dem Won't Take Mexico 'At Its Word' On Labor Reforms
• Judging A Book: McMahon Reviews 'Roosevelt For The Defense'
• TechnipFMC Fined $296M Over Foreign Bribery Schemes
• Whirlpool's Door Handles Get Duties, Commerce Says
• London Exchanges Reveal Plans To Halt Swiss Share Trading
• FedEx Challenges Commerce Dept.'s Huawei Export Reqs.
• Trump Set To Meet One-On-One With 8 World Leaders At G-20
• Ex-Venezuela Oil Minister Fights $1.4B Default Judgment
• Tesla Gets Tariff Waiver For Japanese Aluminum Battery Parts
• Trump Hits Iran With New Sanctions Following Downed Drone
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Food Fights Continue To Rage
• Huawei Says Feds Have Held Seized Tech Goods For 2 Years
• Trade Barriers Still On Rise Among G-20 Nations, WTO Finds
• Walmart's DOJ Deal Evinces New Corporate Monitoring Policy
• Justices Won't Examine Challenge To Trump Steel Tariffs
• Commerce Dept. Blacklists 5 More Chinese Tech Entities
• CIT Greenlights Duties On South Korean Polyester Fiber
• Commerce Says 'Malaysian' Pipes Dodging Chinese Duties
• Fed. Circ. Takes Swipe At Commerce's Subsidy Analysis
• EU Seeks Arbitration Over Ukraine Wood Exports Ban
• ITC To Probe GE, Others Over Claims LEDs Violate Patents
• Anti-Terrorism Act Case Could Bring New Risks For US Cos.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'No-Deal' Brexit Will Harm Economy, Chancellor Warns
• Rubio's Bid To Bar Huawei Patent Suits Alarms Attorneys
• EU's Swipe At Investment Treaties May Trigger Legal 'Crisis'
• Senate Votes To Block $8B In 'Emergency' Saudi Arms Sales
• Hyundai Asks Court Not To Stop ITC Auto Part Proceeding
• How A High Court Sex Offender Ruling May Kill Trump Tariffs
• MediaTek Takes Graphics IP Fight To Fed. Circ. After ITC Ban
• ITC Blocks Counterfeit Phone Mounting Device Imports
• Atty, Retired Army Col. Guilty In $84M Haiti Bribery Scheme
• Walmart To Pay $282M To End Government's FCPA Claims
• Microsoft, Tech Giants Oppose Trump Tablet, Laptop Tariffs
• USTR Up To Restart Talks With China As Tariff Threat Looms
• Huawei Judge Will Hear Sidley Atty DQ Bid In Fall
• USTR Says Mexico's NAFTA 2.0 Labor Rules Can Be Enforced
• Conspiracy To Bribe Haitian Officials Was Explicit, Jury Hears
• Cuban Hotel Owners Sue Trivago Over Confiscated Property
• How New US M&A Restrictions On China Will Affect Tech Cos.
• Starks To Hold Forum On Huawei Replacement Next Week
• MoFo Launches Latin America Desk With New Miami Office
• PTAB Says ITC Case Doesn't Bar Dental Patent Challenge
• DOJ's Citgo Case Highlights Reach, And Limits, Of FCPA
• Menendez Spars With USTR Over Trump's Mexico Tariff Threat
• Suspect Says US Can't Charge Him With $2B Fraud In Africa
• Rubio Targets Huawei Patent Suits Through Defense Bill
• Lighthizer Defends Trump's Aggressive China Strategy
• Trump Confirms Trade Meeting With Xi On G-20 Sidelines
• USTR Pledges Close Work With Congress To Pass NAFTA 2.0
• Even With Green Light, Cuban Property Recovery Isn't Easy
• UK Gov't Settles £1.25B Iranian Bank Claim Over Sanctions
• Spanish Hotel Co. Meliá Hit With Suit Over Cuban Properties
• Investment Biz Partners' Fraud Suit Spirals Into 'Food Fight'
• In The Trade Hot Seat: What Congress May Ask Lighthizer
• Fed. Circ. Upholds ITC Ban On Hyosung ATM Imports
• Huawei Can't Cut Redactions In Feds' Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• S. Korean Co. Wasn't Dumping Copper Alloy, Commerce Says
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Improve Their Job Interviews
• Int'l Court Nixes UAE Request In Qatar Blockade Fight
• Trump Under Corporate Pressure To End China Trade War
• FTC Says 13 Cos. Falsely Claim Privacy Shield Status
• Fed. Circ. Questions Handling Of Dormant Duty Review
• EU, US Reach Deal On Hormone-Free Beef Imports
• Top UK Court Won't Hear Bank Mellat's Disclosure Appeal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• US Pauses WTO Case Against China's IP Policies
• NY Regulator Looks To Extend Deutsche Bank Monitorship
• Trump-Xi Meeting Still In Doubt With Tariffs At The Ready
• Chinese Carbon Imports Undercut US Prices, Commerce Says
• NY Wholesaler Pleads Guilty To Fake Military Gear Charges
• US Says Expedia, Others Violated Sanctions With Cuban Trips
• Hyundai Using ITC To Undermine Trial Court, Parts Co. Says
• China Vows To Remove Illegal Farm Subsidies Before April
• ITC Greenlights Hefty Tariffs On Chinese Quartz
• Another Iranian Military Force-Related Co. Sanctioned
• Flynn Ditches Covington Team For Mueller Conspiracist
• Venezuelan Commodities Co. Gets Interim Arbitral Award OK'd
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Fateful Phone Call
• NJ Woman Cops To Smuggling $2M In Aircraft Parts To Iran
• Law Firms Can Do Better With Their Mentoring Programs
• Treasury Blacklists Syrian Luxury Developer For Assad Ties
• Feds Say Taped Calls Are Fair Game In Oil Bribery Case
• Seafood Co. Says Rival Spawned From Stolen Trade Secrets
• No Tax On $4M Gain For Greek Mining Co., DC Circ. Affirms
• That Was Guacward: Brother Always Had Right To Avocado IP
• USTR Flooded With Pleas To Resist New Tariffs On China
• FBI 'Engineered' Bribery Case In Haiti, Jury Hears
• Mexico Ill-Prepared To Absorb More Migrants In Trade Deal
• Mexico Undercuts Trump's Portrayal Of Agriculture Deal
• CIT Finds Later-Developed Chinese Extrusions Skirt Duties
• The Latest Developments In Criminal Cases Against Execs
• 'Rocket Docket' Justifies Its Name For 11th Straight Year
• Alleged Traffickers Look To Slip Out Of Phone-Smuggling Suit
• Pakistan Fights India For Control Of £35M Fund In UK Trial
• FARA Enforcement Is No Slam-Dunk For Prosecutors
• Western Union To Pay $400K For Biz With Sanctioned Market
• FBI Agents Admit They Lost Call Recordings In Bribe Case
• Trump Abandons Tariff Threat After Deal With Mexico
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Ford's Win On Vehicle Duties At CIT
• Importers Preparing For 'Chaos' As Mexico Tariffs Draw Near
• GSK Consultants' Suit Over Prison Stint Returns To Pa. Court
• US Tightens Sanctions Squeeze On Iranian Oil Industry
• March 2020 Trial Set In AIG Bank Theft Sanctions Dispute
• King & Spalding Nabs Ex-Fidal Trade Partner In Brussels
• Chinese Co. Infringed Cholesterol Test Patents: ITC Judge
• MoFo Brings On 4 Greenberg Partners To Open Miami Office
• 9th Circ. Kills Keystone XL Challenge In Light Of New Permit
• EU Mobilizes To Replace Embattled WTO Appellate Body
• Heavy Staples From 3 Countries Targeted For New Duties
• ITC Will Speed Review Of Chinese Steel Nail Duties
• Key Dem Vows To Strike Back If Trump Installs Mexico Tariffs
• 5 Key Issues In Acquiring Transportation Infrastructure Assets
• China's Amended Investment Law Leaves Some Details Vague
• Michael Flynn Fires Covington Team In FBI Obstruction Case
• Measuring The Value Of A Law Firm's Social Media Efforts
• US Readies For G-20 As China Tariff Decision Looms
• Mexico Must Do More On Immigration To Avoid Duties: Trump
• Korean Steel Cos. Hit With Tariffs On Pipe Imports
• Canada Asks WTO To Reverse 'Inconsistent' Softwood Ruling
• Iranian Bank Loses Bid For €89M In EU Sanctions Appeal
• Key Democrats Outline NAFTA 2.0 Wish List
• Iranian Exported Aircraft Parts Despite Sanctions, Gov't Says
• ITC Judge Finds Comcast X1 Platform Infringes TiVo Patent
• Trump Urged To Secure 'Critical Minerals' Access Via Trade
• WTO Forms Panel To Probe China's Objection To Trump Tariffs
• CIT Says Commerce Needs To Rethink Plywood Tariffs
• Rio Tinto Dodges Investor Suit Over Mozambique Coal Fraud
• Reports On USMCA Offer Industry-Specific Guidance For Cos.
• Trump Holds Firm To Tariff Threat As Mexico Talks Continue
• Trump Squeezes Cuba With New Travel Restrictions
• Despite Amarin, ITC May Be Right Prescription For Pharma
• NAFTA Partners Settle WTO Squabbles After Metal Tariff Ax
• China's Securities Chief Says Trade War Won't Derail Market
• India Booted From Duty-Free Program For Developing Nations
• J&J Unit Urges ITC To Investigate Intuitive Surgical's Imports
• Chinese Ceramic Tile Imports May Harm US Producers: ITC