International Trade Archive » September, 2019

International Trade - September, 2019

171 articles

• US Sanctions Russian Businessman For '18 Election Influence
• Nixon Peabody Nabs Adduci Mastriani IP Pro In DC
• Not Too Late To Fix Ironing-Table Duty Rate Error, CIT Rules
• Spanish Piping Co. Hit With $31M Verdict For False Ads
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Gird For Appellate Freeze
• True Wellness Requires A Deeper Look At Atty Profession
• Oro Negro Sues Bondholders For Bringing Criminal Charges
• Clean Fuel Co. Cuts $4M Deal To End SEC's FCPA Probe
• Amazon Sold Charcoal From Seized Cuban Farm, Suit Says
• Veterans Say UK Banks Clearly Linked To Terrorist Groups
• Barclays Pays $6M To End SEC's Foreign Bribery Claims
• Steel Cos. Want Challenge Of Trump's Tariff Power Sped Up
• DOJ's New FARA Enforcement Focus Could Be Far-Reaching
• USTR Funding Bill Calls For More Thoughtful Tariff Approach
• Pursuing Wellness
• SEC Inks $10M Deal With Wis. Marketing Co. In FCPA Case
• Carnival Can't Challenge Helms-Burton Suit's Green Light
• BAE Wins $2.7B Navy Rocket System Upgrade Deal
• Gas Seller Seeks Pause Of 6th Circ. Ruling On Gasoline Regs
• How BigLaw Is Adapting To Plaintiff-Side Litigation
• Secret Recordings Will Stay In Ecuador Bribery Case
• Impeachment Inquiry Won't Scuttle NAFTA 2.0, Pelosi Says
• Unpacking The Latest ITC Trends: Part 2
• DOD Overcharging Foreign Military Supply Buyers, GAO Says
• Huawei Blasts L3Harris' Infringement Defense In IP Suit
• US Cos. Seek Up To 800% Duty On Chinese Glass Containers
• Miami Man Gets 4 Years For Bribing Venezuelan Officials
• Gas Export Project Foes Urge 5th Circ. To Sink Texas Permit
• Pursuing Wellness: A Focus On Firm Holistic Health Training
• Courts' Respect For Broad CDA Protections Is Here To Stay
• Airlines Hit With Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuba's Main Airport
• Unpacking The Latest ITC Trends: Part 1
• US, Japan Cement Early Stage Trade Deal On Food And Tech
• Judging A Book
• Trump Hunting Small-Scale Trade Deals On UN Sidelines
• State Dept. Says New System Has Cut Travel Ban Waiver Wait
• Winston & Strawn Adds FCPA Compliance Veteran
• Indirect Auto Parts Buyers Reach Final Deal In Price-Fix Suit
• Judge Jackson Reviews 'When Should Law Forgive?'
• 1st Circ. Looks To State Law In Maine City's Oil Export Ban
• US Targets Venezuelan Oil Sector With New Sanctions
• Judiciary Gets A Boost From Supreme Court's Brexit Ruling
• Trump Outlines Aggressive Trade Vision Before UN Assembly
• UK Parliament Recalled After Top Court Quashes Suspension
• Top UK Court Rules Closing Parliament Before Brexit Unlawful
• Apple Says Tariff Relief Cleared Way For US-Made Mac Pro
• Ignorance Of 3rd-Party Sales Irrelevant For Duties, CIT Says
• Commerce Preps Levies On Steel Rod From 3 Asian Countries
• Conspiracy Claims Cut From Odebrecht Bribery Suit
• Pursuing Wellness: Steps Toward A Supportive Firm Culture
• Commerce Can't Punish Chinese Co. For Upload Error: CIT
• TechnipFMC Settles SEC's Bribery Claims For $5M
• CFIUS Risk Review Rules May Draw Attention To US Biotech
• US Hits Iran With New Sanctions, OKs Troops To Aid Saudis
• FERC's Lone Dem Warns Of Climate Whitewashing On Orders
• Brewer Asks 7th Circ. To Revive Rest Of Ontario Beer Case
• Commerce To Rethink Sparing Chinese Cupwheels From Duty
• What Attorneys Must Know About The Draft CFIUS Rules
• Pursuing Wellness: Mental Health Education As A Firm Priority
• 8 Takeaways From CFIUS' Proposed Risk Review Rules
• Loma Negra Says No Wrongdoing In $1B IPO Disclosures
• Trump Not Feeling Pressure For Quick China Trade Truce
• Pillsbury Adds Former Clyde & Co. Int'l Arbitration Pro
• Top Commerce Trade Official Kaplan Resigns Post
• Japanese Tire Co. Wins $16.7M In No-Show IP Row
• Brazil, Russia, Others Confront Competition In Digital Markets
• US Makes First Environmental Claim Under Korean Trade Deal
• Mexican Cos. Ink Tomato Deal Despite Inspection Worries
• Gov't Goes To Bat For Trump's Security Tariff Powers
• Pursuing Wellness: A Firm's Work With Mental Health Experts
• Huawei Seeks To Minimize Links To China At FCC
• US Keeping Close Eye On WTO Battle Over Indian Tech Duties
• Bahamian Advisers Stole $35M From Investors, SEC Says
• House Leaders 'Optimistic' On USMCA Ratification
• Professor's Case Draws Hard Line On Foreign Conflicts
• Trump Orders More Sanctions On Iran After Saudi Oil Attack
• DOD Role Key To Curb Chinese Control Of Rare-Earth Market
• More Acetone Imports Hit With Early-Stage Duties
• Pursuing Wellness: When A Firm Brings Counseling On Site
• Certain US Allies May See Expedited CFIUS Reviews
• 'Political' Shutdown Not A Matter For Judges, UK Court Told
• ITC Halts Dumping Probe Of Mexican Thermoplastic Sheets
• Businesses Mobilize For Broad Tariff Authority Reform
• EU Says No-Deal Brexit Risk 'Very Real' As Time Runs Out
• Mayer Brown Snags White Collar Duo From Irell & Manella
• 9th Circ. Dooms Suit For Inability To Question Mexico Ruling
• Gov't Says Apple Has No Leg To Stand On In IPad Cover Fight
• CFTC Alleges Man Made $10M In Binary Options Fraud
• Pursuing Wellness: Inside A Firm Meditation Program
• Banks Escape Suit Linking Work With Iran Gov't To Terrorism
• 2 Fed. Circ. Decisions May Signal Pro-Patentee Swing
• Commerce Move Affects Exports To Chinese Nuclear Co.
• FCC Probing Chinese Telecoms' US Clearance, Commish Says
• PM Shut Down Parliament To 'Silence' MPs, UK Court Hears
• Sens. Ask FCC To Review 2 Chinese Telecoms Operating In US
• PTAB Says Mass. Biotech's Milk Patent Ineligible For Review
• South Korea Launches WTO Challenge To Japan Export Curbs
• LSE Investor Backs Rejection Of HK Exchange's £30B Bid
• Early Sampling Of Electronic Info Is Underutilized In Discovery
• EU Trade Chief Pushes For A Deal In Aircraft Subsidy Fights
• DOJ Can't Elude Refugees' FOIA Suit Over BNP Paribas Docs
• Asset Managers, Ex-Official Charged In PDVSA Case
• Lawmakers Push To Unmask Chinese Military Cos. In US
• Ex-Cognizant COO Cooperating With SEC In Indian Bribe Case
• The Factors Courts Consider In Deposition Location Disputes
• Canada Fights China's Canola Import Curbs At WTO
• LSE Snubs £30B Bid From Hong Kong Stock Exchange
• Consumer Tech Group Decries Trade War's Impacts On 5G
• Feds Seek $4M In Damages For Dodged Import Duties
• Attys Push For $63M Fee Award In Alibaba Stock-Drop Suit
• Congress Facing Full Plate Of Trade Work Before Year Is Out
• Pelosi Says USMCA Still Needs Changes To Enforcement
• Antitrust, Digital Policy Collide In Top EU Enforcer's 2nd Term
• What To Consider Before Filing For A Rule 57 Speedy Hearing
• British Bank Avoids Loan Interest Over US Russia Sanctions
• Trump Delays Tariffs On $250B Worth Of Chinese Goods
• US Lauds Privacy Shield Data Pact As Latest Review Kicks Off
• State Dept. Approves Poland's 1st F-35 Purchase In $6.5B Deal
• Attys Say Farmers In Syngenta Row Waited Too Long To Sue
• Nixon Peabody Snags Former DHS Official To Lead New Team
• 3rd Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Cops To $2B Mozambique Fraud
• China Spares 16 US Goods From Duties Ahead Of Talks
• Prosecutor Hints At More Charges In Huawei-Linked Probe
• Rosen Law Firm To Lead Russian Telecom Bribery Suit
• WTO Set For Collision Course Over US Metal Tariffs Next Year
• Scottish Judges Rule Suspension Of UK Parliament Unlawful
• Ex-FBI Official Boosts King & Spalding's Nat'l Security Cred
• Trump Expands Counterterrorism Sanctions Authority
• WTO Won't Rule On Trump's Security Tariffs Until Next Fall
• Commerce Wrong To Question Russian Steel Sales, Suit Says
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Expanding The Meaning Of Diversity
• TracFone Secures $10M Judgment In Device Trafficking Row
• Ripple Effect Of Atty's Job Hunt Touches 1MDB Case
• Commerce Lays Preliminary Duties On Chinese Tile
• Trump Fires John Bolton As National Security Adviser
• Antitrust, Finance Chiefs Get 5 More Years In New Commission
• SEC Chair Bemoans Lax Anti-Corruption Efforts Overseas
• Adapting To Gov't Contractor Rules Banning Chinese Telecom
• Investors Can't Get Restitution For Bribery, Says Och-Ziff Unit
• As Congress Returns, Tech Cos. Rally For NAFTA 2.0 Passage
• TracFone Strikes Deal In Device Trafficking Suit With NJ Co.
• Taiwan Sets Up WTO Clash With India Over Tech Duties
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Commerce Can't Impose Tariffs That Predate Notice, CIT Says
• Dems Probe Push To Use Trump Resort For G-7 Summit
• Fla. Judge Ends 12 Bellwether Cases In Chiquita Murder MDL
• Congress Returns To Tackle Judges, Defense, Asylum, Guns
• Carnival Wants 11th Circ. Input On Helms-Burton Ruling
• Treasury Caps US Money Transfers To Cuban Relatives
• Cooperation Key To Tackling VAT Fraud, EU Official Says
• Parliament's Upper House Signs Off Bill To Delay Brexit
• DLA Piper Program Aims Spotlight On Negotiating Deals
• Treasury Blacklists Shipping Network For Supporting Iran
• US Lumber Duties Against Canada Cut Down In Arbitration
• US Hits Chinese, Mexican Structural Steel With Initial Duties
• How The Wayback Machine Can Strengthen Your Case
• US, China To Resume Trade Talks 'In The Coming Weeks'
• Crucial Trade Vacancy Worries Former Gov't Officials
• Huawei Says US Agenda Behind Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• China Fires New WTO Bullet At Trump's Latest Tariffs
• UK Lawmakers Pass Bill To Delay Brexit, Reject Election Bid
• Growth In Global Export Controls Could Harm Tech Industry
• Draft Civil Procedure Jurisdictional Rule Needs A Tweak
• Spanish Court Tosses Family's Suit Against Cuban Hotels
• CIT Approves Reduction In Chinese Tire Tariffs
• Professor Charged In IP Theft Case Related To Huawei Rap
• Trump Pushes China To Make Quick Deal As New Tariffs Hit
• China's Defiance Can't Justify Low Chlorine Duty, US Cos. Say
• British PM Loses Key Brexit Vote, Parliamentary Majority
• Compliance Monitor May Help With CFIUS Approval
• Mining Investors Victimized By Och-Ziff Bribes, Judge Finds