International Trade Archive » November, 2019

International Trade - November, 2019

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• Tech Whiz Accused Of Boosting North Korea Crypto Expertise
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Signs Hong Kong Support Bills, Defying China
• Airlines Seek To Escape Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuba Airport
• US Trade Rep Readies Potential Action On French Digital Tax
• CIT Says Commerce's Korean Steel Tariff Lacks Evidence
• New French Law May Be 1st Step In Abating Carousel Fraud
• CIT Says Flat Screens Are Monitors, Not Duty-Free Parts
• Why The FBI's Former Top Lawyer Now Embraces Encryption
• Bribe-Linked Brazilian Exec Too Rich For A Mere $5M Bail
• Steptoe Nabs Ex-EU Ambassador To US For Brussels Office
• DOD Finalizes Fixed-Price Contract Preference In New Rules
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear ITC E. Coli Patent Row
• Commerce Tees Up Rules For Trump's Network Security Order
• FCPA Policy Update On Trend With Greater DOJ Transparency
• Commerce Dings Chinese Wood Imports For Dodging Duties
• Squire Patton Launches Commodities And Shipping Group
• Consumer Privacy Protection Deserves 5G Policy Attention
• DOJ, Mine Investors Say Och-Ziff Unit Can't Duck Restitution
• U.S. Cos. Say China Saw Blade Maker Worked To Evade Duty
• Enviros Say Army Corps Wrongly Permitted Keystone Pipeline
• CFIUS Report Shows Trump Admin's Push To Curb Risky M&A
• Apple Strikes Deal With Treasury Over Sanctions Lapse
• High Court Roundup: Justices Won't Hear IBM, Iglesias Cases
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• The Economic Pros And Cons Of Int'l Trade Sanctions
• China Issues Guidance For IP Protection Amid Trade Talks
• Chinese And German Beer Kegs Tapped For New Duties
• Alstom UK Unit Ordered To Pay £16.4M For African Bribes
• Ex-Nuke Exec Found Guilty In Russia-Linked FCPA Case
• Samsung Heavy To Pay $75M To Settle Petrobras Bribery Case
• FCC Eyes Broader Restrictions On Huawei, ZTE Products
• EU-Singapore Trade Deal In Force With New Investment Court
• Trump May Veto HK Protest Bills To Protect China Trade Talks
• Mexican Tomato Deal Remains Intact Following ITC Vote
• WTO Clash Turns Ugly As US Questions Judges' Pay
• Alstom Asks For Lenient Sentence Over Africa Bribes
• Boustani Atty Downplays Bribery To Close $2B Fraud Case
• FERC's Glick Says Pipeline OK Has Whiff Of A 'Rubber Stamp'
• Pelosi Casts Doubt On Holding NAFTA 2.0 Vote This Year
• 3 Ways US Cos. Can Take Advantage Of Tariff Exclusions
• CIT Backs Steep Duty For Noncooperative Chinese Co.
• Drone Maker Strikes $1M Deal To End Trade Violation Claims
• Russian Billionaire Loses Doc Fight After London Raid
• Defense Co. Was Upfront In Saudi Bomb Deal, 1st Circ. Finds
• House Sends Hong Kong Bill To Trump Amid Chinese Protests
• DOJ Tweaks FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy For Clarity
• Amazon Seeks To Snuff Out Cuban Charcoal 'Trafficking' Suit
• Brazilian Oil Exec Charged With Corruption Pleads Not Guilty
• Singapore Court Denies Slot Club Investor's $200M Award
• Trade Panel Clears Path For Chinese Wire, Cable Duties
• Trump Begins Approving US Sales To Blacklisted Huawei
• State Dept. Approves $5.27B In Sales To Morocco, India
• Dems On NAFTA 2.0 'Wild Goose Chase,' GOP Says
• Swedbank Denies US Sanctions Violations As Probes Mount
• Biz Groups Want Tariff Reform Bill To Erase Metal Duties
• Boustani Denies Bribes, Says He 'Tangoed' With Mozambicans
• PDVSA Contractor Gets 18 Months In Prison For Bribery
• Citing Oath, Judge Sends Former Och-Ziff Exec To Prison
• Trump's Tariff Powers Take A Glancing Blow From Trade Court
• UK Set To OK Advent-Cobham Deal With Company Promises
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Survivors, Families Sue Japanese Co. Over Navy Collision
• Boustani Testifies Of African 'Gold Rush,' Denies $2B Fraud
• Cruise Line Seeks Nix Of Suit Over Using Cuban Dock
• Carnival Pushes To Win Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuban Port
• Enviros Criticize FERC's Analysis Of Oregon LNG Project
• CIT Sends Solar Product Review Back To Commerce
• Commerce Gives Cos. 90 More Days To Work With Huawei
• Aviation Watch: No Winners In Boeing-Airbus Trade Feud
• ITC Blocks Infringing Water Filter Imports
• Investors Knew Of Mozambique Graft, Boustani Jury Hears
• Ex-Keppel Atty Gets Probation In Petrobras Bribe Case
• Trade Court Sees Limits On Trump's Use Of Security Tariffs
• US, China Make Moves To Open Up Poultry Trade
• What To Know Before Moving Your Supply Chain Out Of China
• EU Hits Colombia With WTO Case Over Frozen Fry Duties
• EU Gives UK Clearinghouses Longer Brexit Buffer
• Mozambique Maritime Deals Were Legit, Boustani Jury Hears
• Gov't Tells Jury Ex-Nuke Exec's Role In Kickbacks Is Clear
• ITC Judge Clears Toyota In Broadcom Infotainment IP Probe
• Two Chinese Ex-Herbalife Execs Charged With Bribery
• Barr Urges FCC To Block Chinese Telecom Giants
• Pelosi Says Deal To Advance NAFTA 2.0 Is Imminent
• No Brexit? Then Name A Commissioner, EU Says
• WTO Members Want Compensation Over Brexit Disruptions
• Senate Finally Moving On Calif. Trial Court Picks
• Feds Rest In Case Of Alleged $2B Mozambican Loan Fraud
• Israeli-Owned Co. To Pay $2.8M Over US Military Contract
• CIT Finds Commerce's Ruling On Canadian Lumber Unlawful
• EU Raises Human Rights Concerns In Cambodia Amid Probe
• Feds Must Act On Pangolin Protections, Enviros Say
• Early US Duties On Chinese Ceramic Tiles Exceed 356%
• Key Takeaways From Ex-Alstom Exec's FCPA Conviction
• ITC Launches IP Probe Into Reusable Straws From China
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Feds' Deal For Posting 3D-Printed Gun Plans Ruled Unlawful
• Boston Modem Co. Can't Get Exemption On China Tariffs
• CIT Asks Commerce To Reexplain Duty On Chinese Solar Cells
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Trump Will Raise Tariffs 'Substantially' If China Talks Falter
• US Spares 36 More Products From China Duties
• In A Trade War, Everyone Loses
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Fund Lost Millions In Mozambique Loan Fraud, Jury Told
• Frost Brown Lands Former Federal Contractors' GC
• Beck Redden Digs Into Depositions To Win $176M For HP
• Ex-UN Diplomat Spared Prison For Taking $1.5M In Bribes
• Digitalizing The Mining And Metals Global Supply Chain
• Saudi Citizens Charged With Smuggling Gun Parts Out Of US
• Ex-Alstom Exec Found Guilty On 11 Counts In Bribery Trial
• Trump's Muscling Has WTO Legal System On The Brink
• Nuclear Exec Left Paper Trail Of Bribery Scheme, Feds Say
• Art Supplies Co. Tells CIT It Didn't Try To Duck Pencil Duties
• Commerce Readies Duties On Sodium Sulfate From Canada
• Feds Say Security Co. Sold US Vulnerable Chinese Gear
• China Tensions, Political Uncertainty To Muddle M&A Market
• China Says US Trade Deal Will Include Tariff Reduction
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Fate Hinges On 'Agency' In Bribery Trial
• Former Exec In Kickback Scheme Pressed On Inconsistencies
• Tenaris Seeks Default Against Venezuela In $234M Award Row
• Fla. Judge Won't Break Up Chiquita Terror-Funding MDL
• Chinese Vape Companies Accused Of Counterfeiting
• Opportunities Abound In Patent Litigation Funding At The ITC
• US Business Strategies To Soften Trade War Impact
• $31M Verdict Against Spanish Pipe Co. Cut To $6.7M
• Nuke Exec Helped Steer Russian Kickback Scheme, Jury Told
• ITC Bars Imports Of Alleged Bose-Infringing Earbuds
• Turkish Bank's Bid To Dodge Arraignment Vexes Judge
• Chargers Owner Rips Report Of Potential London Move
• Boustani In On Loan Scam, 2nd Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Says
• US Tariffs Led To $35B Loss For Chinese Exporters, UN Says
• Grassley Won't Undo Trump's Metal Duties In Tariff Reform Bill
• Commerce Sets Early-Phase Duties On Chinese Staples
• Citigroup Fraud Suit Belongs In US Court, 11th Circ. Told
• China Amplifies Calls To Repair WTO's Appellate Wing
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Antitrust Suit Over Cancer Drugs
• ITC To Investigate Medical Device Imports
• Ted Cruz Wants Tech Cos.' Immunity Gutted From Trade Deals
• Trump Faces Crunch Time On Global Auto Tariffs
• Shearman & Sterling Lands CFIUS Pro In DC
• 4 Charged In Scheme To Smuggle Military Boats To China
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• US Cracks Down On Iranian Construction Sector
• Squire Patton Nabs 2 Calif. Pros To Boost West Coast Practice
• US, China Inching Forward In Trade Talks
• US Cheers New S. Korean Fishing Law Amid Enviro Trade Flap
• Huawei Ban's Compliance Rules Too Taxing For Contractors
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• WTO Greenlights Chinese Duties On $3.5B Worth Of US Goods