International Trade Archive » August, 2019

International Trade - August, 2019

176 articles

• US Sanctions Shippers Over Fuel Sales To N. Korea
• Texas Justices To Hear Importer's Tax-Free Zone Claim
• US Bribery Law Can't Clear Korean Official, 9th Circ. Says
• Uzbekistan To Challenge Immunity Ruling In $13M Award Fight
• US Aid Agency Launch May Not Meet Expectations
• Arent Fox Boosts Trade Team With Former Treasury Atty
• US Enters Into Tax Treaty With Japan, Tees Up Spain's
• New Best Practices Under E-Discovery Spoliation Rule
• 5 Questions Attys Want Answered By CFIUS Rulemaking
• Canon Whistleblower Says Claims Distinct From Earlier Suit
• Treasury Blacklists Lebanese Bank Over Hezbollah Ties
• Bid To Confirm €112M Arbitral Award Against Spain Halted
• How Law Firms Can Create Content Decision Makers Will Read
• ITC To Probe Amazon, Walmart, Others In LED Patent Case
• China May Not Immediately Counter Trump's Latest Tariffs
• Ex-CPA Indicted With Failing To Report Foreign Accounts
• ITC Swears In Ex-Barnes & Thornburg, USTR Attys
• Three Cruise Lines Hit With Suits Over Using Cuban Dock
• Trump's China Tariff Hike Looms As Companies Urge Reversal
• After Calm Summer, Expect CFIUS Landscape To Erupt
• Treasury Cracks Down On Networks Flouting Iran Sanctions
• 2nd Circ.'s Seminal Rejection Of FCPA Conviction Challenge
• UK Edges Toward No-Deal Brexit As PM Suspends Parliament
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Insulation Patent In Aerogel ITC Case
• Trump Admin. Approves $4.2B In Arms Sales To 5 Countries
• UK Fintechs Are Worried About Brexit's Impact, Report Says
• Sidley Austin Adds International Trade Pro In DC
• Walmart Settlement's Lessons For Avoiding FCPA Prosecution
• Democrats Take Aim At Trump's Ambitions For G-7 Summit
• Former Obama Official Stumps For NAFTA 2.0 Passage
• Gov't Says Magistrate Wrong About Bar In Canon FCA Case
• Carnival Can't Sink Helms-Burton Trafficking Suit
• White House Softens Trump's Call For US Cos. To Leave China
• Exxon Says $2M Russia Sanctions Penalty Cannot Stand
• WTO Set To Rule On Canadian Wine Sale Rules Next Year
• French Digital Tax To Be Repaid After Int'l Deal, Macron Says
• US, China At Odds Over Status Of Negotiations After G-7
• The President's Ability To Block US Business From China
• US, Japan Agree 'In Principle' To Slash Trade Barriers
• Feds Attack Huawei's Bid To Dodge Trade Secret Theft Case
• Fed Chair: 'No Recent Precedents' For Trump's Trade War
• Australia Hits Norwegian Shipping Co. With Cartel Charges
• Trump Hikes Tariffs, Urges US Cos. To Leave China
• China Tees Up New Tariffs On $75B Worth Of US Goods
• Neb. High Court Affirms Keystone XL Route Approval
• Trump Tariffs Impede Economic Growth, Budget Agency Says
• Deutsche Bank Pays SEC $16M Over Russia, China Hiring
• The Fog Of Huawei: Trump's China Clash Squeezes Telecom
• Trump To Push For Free Trade At Upcoming G7 Summit
• ITC Drops Probe Into Apple Imports, Citing Qualcomm Deal
• ITC Will Pursue Tariff Probe Of Imported Wind Towers
• Boustani Says No US Ties To Alleged Mozambique Fraud
• Crypto Addresses Blacklisted In OFAC Fentanyl Sanctions
• Commerce Opens Probe Into Imported Thermoplastic Sheet
• 6th Circ. Won't Block Mich. Enforcement Of Gasoline Regs
• Venezuelan Opposition Picks Citgo's Board, Chancery Rules
• Last-Minute Pact Spares Mexican Tomatoes From Tariffs
• China Threatens Sanctions Over $8B Sale Of F-16s To Taiwan
• Litigation Finance Can And Should Protect Its Reputation
• Top EU Data Privacy Watchdog Buttarelli Dies
• Trump Calls Off Danish Summit Amid Friction Over Greenland
• Man Defied US Export Laws, Sent Machines To Iran, Feds Say
• Zimmer Urges ITC To Block Rival's Bone Cements From US
• Pool Co.'s Finished Goods Free From Steel Dumping Tariffs
• ITC Greenlights Duties On Chinese Steel Racks
• 9th Circ. Backs Conviction In $6M 5-Hour Energy Fraud
• Brother Urges ITC To Ban Imports Of Copycat Cartridges
• US-UK Trade Deal Shouldn't Imperil Irish Peace Pact: Schumer
• Ex-Alstom Exec Can't Dodge Charges Despite 'Close' Call
• Trade Court Scraps US Importer's Duty Suit As Too Early
• Facebook, Amazon Blast French Digital Tax In USTR Hearing
• Commerce Extends Huawei Reprieve For US Companies
• Feds Beef Up Boustani Indictment Before Dismissal Args
• What 2 Recent OFAC Cases Say About Compliance Priorities
• Crisis Messaging To Protect Law Firm Brand And Bottom Line
• Latin American Airline Avianca Reveals Internal FCPA Probe
• Trump's Greenland Folly: 'Not As Simple As Buying A Resort'
• Lawmakers Back $8B Fighter Jet Sale To Taiwan
• Chinese Cos. Cited In Chlorine Probe, Spanish Co. Cleared
• Fed. Circ. Is Asked To Shackle Trump's Tariff Power
• 2 S. Korean Steel Cos. Escape US Duties In Subsidy Case
• CIT Mostly OKs Gov't's Methods To Tee Up Chinese Foil Duties
• The Escalating Sanctions Against Venezuela, Russia And Iran
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trial-Heavy Fall Will Test FCPA Unit, Shape Law
• What You Should Know About Courtroom Closures
• China Vows To Counter Planned US Tariff On $300B Of Goods
• Deals Rumor Mill: ChemChina, SIX Swiss Exchange, Revlon
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Solar, Sugar Cases Plow Ahead
• Next US Move Against Iran Could Block Humanitarian Aid
• Labaton Sucharow Nabs Lead In Apple Investor Suit
• Japanese Bank Scores Win In £29M Bond Payout Suit
• Fed. Circ. Walks Back ITC Trademark Preclusion Ruling
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Trial Moved To October
• Chamber Asks Trump Admin. To Hold Off Tariffs On France
• FDA Sends 1st Warning Letter Under Food Import Rule
• Indian Steel Co. Shouldn't Be Punished For Minor Blunder: CIT
• Commerce Breaks New Ground Initiating Duty-Dodging Probe
• CBP Vetting Proposal Could Pose Hurdles For Brokers
• Fraud Claims Dropped Against Texas Firm In Syngenta Suit
• Huawei Says Discovery Limits Would Handcuff Its Defense
• Commerce Taps Mexican Beer Kegs For Anti-Dumping Duty
• Bahrain Agrees To $2.5B Patriot Missile Deal With Raytheon
• Commerce Ignored Own Rules In Pipe Duty Probe, CIT Says
• Hytera Must Face Motorola's Patent Claims Over Digital Radio
• Trump Acknowledges Consumers Could Bear Tariff Costs
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Seaweed Scientist's Odyssey
• Japanese Bank Fights Insurer For £29M Bond Payout In UK
• Trump Delays New Tariff On Chinese Laptops, Phones
• White House Still Eyeing UK For Post-Brexit Trade Deals
• CFTC's $103M Yukom Fraud Suit Follows Exec's Conviction
• Electronics Biz Pursues $3M Award For Trade Secret Breach
• Iranian National Pleads Guilty To Exporting Controlled Tech
• Mistakes Vs. Falsehoods In Trade Controls Submissions
• Spanish Cos. Dumping Steel Flanges In US, Commerce Says
• US-China Talks Suddenly In Doubt As Both Sides Dig In Heels
• Ex-Barbados Official Denies Money Laundering Charges
• Charity Accused Of Iran Sanctions Violations Gets New Trial
• UN Bribery Ruling Further Defines The Limits Of McDonnell
• Bid To Limit Trump's Tariff Power Lands In Fed. Circ.
• Omani Nail Co. Spared From Tariffs Can Still Contest Results
• African Trade Bank, Nigerian Airline Settle $38M Suit
• US Faces $350M Tariff Threat From Korea In WTO Pipe Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Says McDonnell Rule Doesn't Apply In FCPA Cases
• Ex-DOJ Brass Expects More FCPA Deals With Subsidiaries
• Shipping, Aircraft Cos. Warned For Sanctions Nondisclosure
• UAE Agrees To Drop WTO Dispute With Qatar
• Med Device Co. Settles FCA Trade Violation Claims For $3.3M
• Grassley Plans Bill To Curb President's Tariff Powers In Fall
• ITC Says Chinese, Thai Propane Cylinders Hurting US Market
• Court OKs $865K Atty Fees In Taiwan Auto Parts Price-Fix Suit
• Key Takeaways For Investors From India's New Budget
• Clients Benefit From Law Firm Expense Growth
• Federal Courts Shed Light On Extraterritorial Reach Of DTSA
• Constitutional 'Dilemma' Looms Over Ex-Alstom Exec's Trial
• Magistrate Says DOJ Tapes Can Be Heard In Bribery Case
• US Aims To Sever Huawei From Government Business
• GOP Sens. Probe Google-Huawei Smart Speaker Project
• How New Executive Order Strengthens Venezuela Sanctions
• Commerce Knocks Chinese Cabinet Cos. For Unfair Subsidies
• Insurers Want $220M Cobalt Coverage Fight In Fed Court
• Changing Ethics Rules Is Key To Law Firm Innovation
• Pols Fear USMCA Will Expand Immunity For Tech Giants
• Luxembourg Bank Denies Plotting To Tank Qatar's Currency
• DC Circ. Won't Let 3 Chinese Banks Duck US Subpoenas
• Trump Has Few New Legal Tools In Chinese Currency Squeeze
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC's Infringement Ruling On E. Coli Patent
• Sony, Fujifilm End Magnetic Tape IP Fight At Fed. Circ.
• Wash. Truck Maker Pays $1.7M Over Iran Sanctions Violations
• Commerce Tees Up Tariffs On Steel Rods From Thailand
• Treasury Allows Aid To Venezuela To Go On Despite Embargo
• Trump Hits Venezuela With Sweeping Commercial Embargo
• Trump Labels China A Currency Manipulator As Tensions Rise
• Trump's Tariff Exclusion Process Under Judicial Microscope
• China Retreats From Farm Purchase Pledge After Tariff Threat
• Venezuelan Opposition Can Pick Citgo Board, Chancery Says
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Ex-Guinea Official's McDonnell Appeal
• USTR Urged To Shield EU Alcohol From Tariffs In Aircraft Row
• Judging A Book: Castillo Reviews 'Raising The Bar'
• Commerce Tees Up Tariffs On Acetone From Spain, Singapore
• 2nd Circ.'s Approach To Bail Is Backward
• Australia Fines K-Line $23M For Fixing Auto Shipping Prices
• Agreement Ends US' Wrangling Over Beef Access In Europe
• CIT Orders Commerce To Explain Mexican Steel Duties Again
• Chinese Co.'s Exit Ends ITC Probe Into Pickup Truck Bed Tops
• EU Ready For WTO Showdown Over Turkish Drug Rules
• Huawei Says Theft Case Just A Pawn In 5G Race, Trade Talks
• A Road Map For A Cryptocurrency Crackdown: Part 2
• Bank Theft Sanctions Claim Against AIG Dismissed
• Brazil Gets U.S. Major Ally Status, Opening Up Arms Access
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Two-Tiered Bail System Favoring The Rich
• Senate Clears Two-Year Budget Deal, Punts Borrowing Cap
• Trump Ups Pressure On China With Fresh Tariff Threat
• What The Dramatic Rise In FCPA Enforcement Means For M&A
• GE Must Face ITC And Del. Patent Suits Despite Settlement
• African Bank, Commodities Co. Settle $4M Loan Dispute