International Trade Archive » July, 2019

International Trade - July, 2019

200 articles

• Chinese Billionaire Charged With Evading $1.8B In US Tariffs
• Steel Producer Sues Commerce Over Duty Exclusion Denials
• Trump Sanctions Iran's Foreign Minister As Tensions Mount
• Amarin Asks Justices To Get ITC To Look Into False Ad Claims
• Helms-Burton Suit Against Carnival May Float Despite Holes
• Uzbekistan Can't Get Suit Over $13M Arbitral Award Nixed
• Nossaman Adds 2 Public Policy Partners In DC
• USTR Spares 69 Products From Standing China Tariffs
• Debunking 3 Myths About Contract Attorneys
• How Travel Cos. Should Respond To Trump Cuba Restrictions
• US, China Will Meet In A Month As Trade Talks Wrap Quietly
• UC System Targets Retailers In Litigation-Funded IP Blitz
• US Sanctions North Korean Trading Co. Worker
• Thai Glycine Targeted With Stiff Anti-Dumping Duties
• Attys Nab Big Cut Of $1.4M Deal Over New Balance Shoes
• Texas Man Guilty Of Conspiracy In China Trade Secrets Case
• Micronesian Transportation Official Gets 1½ Years For Bribery
• Firearm Accessories Cos. In Libel Dispute After Severing Ties
• Agriculture, Auto Experts Tell Senate To OK New NAFTA
• How New EU Cyber Sanctions Compare To US Policy
• The Unique Challenges Of Owning International Cannabis IP
• Trump Skeptical China Will Stick To Any New Trade Deal
• Senate Won't Override Veto On $8.1B Saudi Arms Sale Block
• CIT Sustains Tariffs On Russian Cold-Rolled Steel
• Gov't Asks Fed. Circ. To Restore CBP's Authority Over Imports
• WTO Decisions In US-India Chicken Fight Expected This Year
• Trade Court Keeps Duties Off Canadian Lumber During Suit
• CIT Says Robotics Co.'s Circuit Board Imports Not Duty-Free
• Retaining Ephemeral Messages To Prepare For DOJ Scrutiny
• Wine Tariff Threat Won't Deter French Digital Tax, Minister Says
• Insurance Body Calls For Equivalence To Meet No-Deal Brexit
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2019
• 3M Probing Its China Business Groups For FCPA Violations
• DOJ Emails 'Off The Judicial Table' For Now In Bribery Case
• 3 Takeaways For Aviation Cos. From Iran Sanctions Alert
• The Slow March To A More Transparent WTO Legal System
• Lawmakers Still Looking For More NAFTA 2.0 Improvements
• Trump Looks To Hack Away China's 'Developing' WTO Status
• State Dept. Seeks Input On Exemptions To Arms Export Rules
• 9 Tips To Ensure Deal Success Under Growing CFIUS Scrutiny
• ITC To Tackle Fish Tool Imports Over Patent Claims
• 2 Colombians Charged, Sanctioned Over Venezuela Corruption
• Rolls-Royce Defendant Skips $9M Bail, Goes On The Lam
• One Set Of Solar Duties Lowers The Other, CIT Rules
• US Slaps Early-Stage Duties On Chinese Filing Cabinets
• Wall Anchors Not Subject To Nail Duties, Trade Court Rules
• Turkish Rebar Imports Were Unfairly Subsidized: Commerce
• 5 Hard Phrases Lawyers Should Master
• Honda, Toyota Imports Cleared In ITC Infringement Review
• Forum Clause Didn't Doom Gun Silencer Sales Row: 9th Circ.
• ITC Bans Medical Device Imports That Flout Co.'s Trade Dress
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Chinese, Indian Steel Rods
• Trump Threatens Guatemalan Tariffs Over High Migration
• Koch-Backed Group Rips US Blockade Of WTO Appeals Body
• Trump Trade Team Set To Resume China Talks Next Week
• UK Insurer Floats Cover For Seized Ships Amid Iran Tensions
• CBP Report Shows Spike In Duty Evasion Allegations
• Chinese Nationals Indicted On N. Korean Sanctions Violations
• Caterpillar Hit With Import Ban In Latest Round Of ITC Battle
• US Puts Aviation Industry On Alert For Iran Sanction Pitfalls
• 1st Circ. Weighs Cities' Power In Pipeline Disputes
• Imported Tobacco Excise Tax Applies To Additives, CIT Rules
• Ford Seeks Fed. Circ. Rehearing On Duty Hike For Van Imports
• Commerce Levies Mexican Rebar Duties, Clears One Biz
• Be Careful When Terminating Contractual Relations In France
• Fed. Circ. Throws Out Appeal From CIT On Motor Home Duties
• Lockheed Adds $1.5B To Saudi Deal Amid Arms Sale Debate
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Angles For More Transparency
• Huawei Says Feds Waived Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• Staple Imports From China May Harm US Producers, ITC Says
• Microsoft Pays $25M To End Gov't's Foreign Bribery Claims
• E-Discovery Experts Could Increase Fed. Court Efficiency
• New Rubio Bill Would Ban Huawei From Buying US Patents
• Ex-Credit Suisse Director Cops To Role In $2B Loan Fraud
• NH Justices Back Block Of Eversource Hydropower Project
• Polsinelli Taps Ex-Akerman Atty To Head Int'l Trade Team
• Commerce Sets Final Duties On Steel Racks From China
• US, China Butt Heads Over Beef Trade Restrictions
• Preinstitution Submissions May Limit Certain ITC Probes
• China Cries Foul Over Trump's Nuclear Sanctions Dragnet
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Honeywell Faces FCPA Probe Related To Petrobras
• Citgo Board Fight Should Be 'Crystal Clear,' Chancery Told
• Seafood Co. Exec Cops To $4M Crab Label Fraud
• Trump's Shadow Looms Over Japan-Korea Security Flap
• G-7 Competition Authorities Reach Pact On Digital Markets
• CIT Affirms Commerce Finding On French Steel Plate Duties
• EU, Canada Set Sights On Interim WTO Appeals System
• Inconsistent Tech, Trade Policies Hamstring Trump Admin
• Remembering Justice Stevens As A Law Firm Leader
• The Latest Executive Order On Buying American Has Teeth
• A New Era For Human Genetic Resource Compliance In China
• Shipowner Sues Insurers For $77M Over Confiscated Tanker
• 'May I Just Ask': Era Of Civility Passes With Justice Stevens
• Venezuelan Fight Over Citgo Board Heats Up In Chancery
• Justice Stevens' Chevron Legacy Under Attack
• 'Kindness, Humility, Wisdom': Justices Remember Stevens
• The Stories They Tell About Justice Stevens
• Hear Justice Stevens In 5 Memorable Moments On The Bench
• Justice Stevens' High Court Legacy In 4 Charts
• House Dems Push USTR For Enviro Protections In NAFTA 2.0
• Lawmakers Float Bipartisan Bill To Keep Huawei Blacklisted
• ITC Set To Keep Chinese Steel Nail Duties In Place
• FERC Keeps Up LNG Approvals Despite Climate Concerns
• Feds Seek $5.7M From Tire Co. For Alleged Unpaid Duties
• TC Energy Wants In On New Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• A Look Back At Justice Stevens' Most Important Opinions
• Justice John Paul Stevens' Brand Of Judicial Humility
• 3 Iranians Charged With Exporting Carbon Fiber From US
• Trump Says No F-35s For Turkey After Russian System Buy
• Retired Justice John Paul Stevens, Hero To Left, Dead At 99
• Ex-Alstom Exec Wants Bribe Case Tossed Over Years Of Delay
• Grassley Calls For Quick Passage Of NAFTA 2.0
• US Threats Unlikely To Stop France's Digital Tax
• China Plows Ahead With WTO Challenge To US Solar Tariffs
• Energy Cos. On Track To Resolve Fight Over $367M Award
• Answers To Key Legal Finance Ethics Questions
• Apple Tells Fed. Circ. To Reverse ITC Ruling On IPad Covers
• WTO Deals Another Blow To US CVDs On Chinese Goods
• US Lumber Cos. Fight Duty Relief For Canadian Producers
• US, UK Still Inching Toward Post-Brexit Trade Talks
• Trump Keeps Up 'Buy American' Efforts With New Rules
• China Threatens To Sanction US Cos. In Taiwan Arms Sale
• Huawei Says L3Harris Radios, Mapping Tech Infringe Patents
• Federal Agencies Need A Uniform Record-Keeping Process
• US Fleshes Out Trade Case Against France's Digital Tax Plan
• Tariff Turbulence Alters Importers' Compliance Priorities
• Trump Spares Uranium Imports From National Security Duties
• EU High Court Nixes $33M In Food Tray Cartel Fines
• Security, Trade Priorities Clash As Trump Wavers On Huawei
• Showa Strikes $14M Deal With Consumers In Auto Parts MDL
• DOJ Granted Deposition Delay In Forex-Rigging Suit
• US Blacklists Venezuelan Counterintelligence Agency
• US Approves Tariff Quotas For Sugar Imports
• The Role Of Dictionaries In Last Term's High Court Decisions
• How To Evaluate The Rise In Legal Employment
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chinese Co. Hit With Preliminary Tariffs On Chemical Imports
• Vinson & Elkins Snags CFIUS Expert From Covington
• WTO Dispenses Of US-Mexico-Canada Metal Tariff Disputes
• USTR, Dems Making Headway On NAFTA 2.0 Labor Issues
• Investors Fight Cement Co.'s Bid To Pause $1B IPO Suit
• Foreign Investment In US Biotech Gets Greater Gov't Scrutiny
• SocGen Owes $792M Over Castro-Seized Bank, Heirs Say
• US Launches Investigation Of France's Digital Tax Plan
• Trump Sizing Up India As New Trade Nemesis
• State Dept. Official Defends 'Emergency' Arms Sale
• Commerce Must Look At Pencil Importer's Unsolicited Reply
• US Blacklists Lebanese Legislators, Official For Hezbollah Ties
• When FCPA Violations Turn Into Private Securities Cases
• EU Raises Hackles Over Hello Kitty, Fines Sanrio €6.2M
• FCPA Policy Benefits Open To Repeat Bribery Offenders
• Investors Can't Add Card Transactions To Forex-Rigging Suit
• American Wind Cos. Want Tariffs On Imported Wind Towers
• US Slaps Tariffs On Fabricated Steel From Mexico, China
• The Business Case For Championing Diverse Legal Teams
• Can Data Solve BigLaw's Diversity Problems?
• 12 Attorneys On How Diversity Gives Them The Edge
• Russia Targets US Steel Duties In New WTO Case
• US Asks S. Korea To Play Fair In Antitrust Enforcement
• Former USTR General Counsel Returns To King & Spalding
• ARIA Paves The Way For US Reengagement With Asia
• HP Vendor Seeks Sanctions For 'Objectively Frivolous' Claims
• Huawei Still On Blacklist After US-China Ceasefire
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Undo Revival Of Nestle 'Slave Labor' Suit
• How The Legal Pipeline Is Failing Black Attorneys
• US Asks Court To Toss Huawei's Sales Ban Suit
• US Challenges India's Retaliatory Duties At WTO
• Fed. Circ. Says Tomato Growers Can't Stop Commerce Probe
• In Their Own Words: 9 Partners On Diversity At Work
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• Biggest Merger Reviews Of 2019: Midyear Report
• Ex-Morgan Lewis Trade Pro Rejoins Norton Rose In DC
• US, China Set To Resume Trade Talks With Call This Week
• Sanctions On Iran's Supreme Leader: A Limited Escalation
• How Trump's Trade Wars Are Affecting M&A Target Valuation
• Diversity Efforts At Many Firms Ignore Disabled Attorneys
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot By The Numbers
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Despite Progress, Firms Still Slow To Track LGBT Data
• Commerce Sets 456% Duty For Some Vietnam-Routed Steel
• Commerce Lines Up Stiff Duties On Chinese Steel Wheels
• ITC Blocks Caterpillar Rival's Construction Machine Imports
• Target's Halloween Lights Are Not Christmas Lights, CIT Says
• Engineer Convicted In China Semiconductor Export Case
• Chatting With The CCO: Kraft Heinz's Jennifer Hogan
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Duties On Chinese Grape Vine Stakes
• King & Spalding Bolsters Trade Practice With Ex-EU Official
• Rethinking The Tech-First Approach To Law Firm Solutions
• ITC To Investigate Intuitive Surgical's Cartridge Imports
• Creditors Clear To Recover $170M On Azeri Bank Bonds
• US Targets $4B Of EU Goods With New Duties In Aircraft Fight
• Enviros Launch New Suit To Block Keystone XL Pipeline
• CIT Ropes Shipping Pallets Into Chinese Aluminum Duties
• Adviser Can't Nix Laundering Claim In Ecuador Bribery Case
• Trade Lawyers Square Off Over Currency CVD Proposal
• Haynes And Boone Snags 2 IP Partners From Brinks Gilson
• International Trade In 2019: What's Happened, What's Next
• FERC Outlines Enviro Harms From $45B Alaska LNG Project
• Subpoenas Against 3 Banks Boost DOJ's China Initiative