International Trade Archive » December, 2019

International Trade - December, 2019

125 articles

• Hottest Legal Industry Guest Topics Of 2019
• China Poised To Cut Hundreds Of Tariffs As Tensions Cool
• Quinn Emanuel Seeks Out Of Repping Odebrecht In Bribe Suit
• Boeing Wins $1.46B Deal For Foreign Helicopter Support
• US, China Phase 1 Trade Deal Is Best Bet For Now
• This Year's Robust M&A Activity Will Likely Continue In 2020
• 5 Takeaways From Alstom Exec's FCPA Prosecution Tell-All
• The Trump Administration's Wild Year In Trade
• Gov't Brexit Bill Moving Swiftly As City Seeks Clarity
• Mayer Brown Expands Team With LNG Pro In Houston
• House Approves Retooled North American Trade Accord
• Roche Wants Russian Drug Co. Sanctioned In Antitrust Fight
• DOJ Found New Ways To Coax Corporate Compliance In 2019
• MVP: Fried Frank's Michael T. Gershberg
• The Zigzagging US-China Trade Conflict: A 2019 Timeline
• The Biggest White Collar Cases Of 2019
• 5 Trends That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2019
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2019's Second Half
• EU Court Adviser Calls Facebook Data Transfer Tools 'Valid'
• Boeing, Lockheed Unit Land $1.1B In Army Helicopter Deals
• Ex-Legal Chief Says Cognizant Withholding Defense Atty Fees
• CIT Backs Commerce On Taiwanese Steel Nail Imports Duty
• Ex-Financial Adviser Gets 3.5 Years For Ecuador Oil Bribe Plot
• MVP: Covington's Mark Plotkin
• Armani Importer Gets Duties Slashed At CIT Over CBP Error
• HHS Backs Drug Imports Amid White House Pressure
• Food Distributor, Insurers Sue MSC Over Cargo Damage
• US Sends Indian Steel Dispute Into WTO's Legal Void
• Key Developments In 2019 Anti-Corruption Enforcement
• Commerce Imposes Duties Up To 456% On Vietnamese Steel
• Apple Dubs Investors' Suit A 'Sprawling, 190-Page Riddle'
• Group Urges Senate To Clear $1B For Replacing Chinese Parts
• Fla. Man Opposes Carnival's Bid To End Suit Over Cuban Port
• Judging A Book: Hinojosa Reviews 'Crimes And Punishments'
• House Panel Greenlights Revised North American Trade Pact
• ITC May Be Straying From Traditional Exclusion Order Test
• MVP: Simpson Thacher's Malcolm Tuesley
• Ecuador Oil Co. Wants Payout From Feds' Bribery Case
• SEC Settles 1MDB Claims With Former Goldman Sachs Exec
• Apple, Google Rely On Child Labor Abroad, Suit Says
• DOJ Unveils No-Fine Policy For Self-Reporting Trade Breaches
• PTAB Axes Caterpillar Road Milling Patent Tied To ITC Probe
• USTR Tells Mexico Watchdogs Won't Be 'Labor Inspectors'
• MVP: Wiley Rein's Laura El-Sabaawi
• Cuban Bank Heirs Push To Keep $792M SocGen Suit Alive
• EU Whistleblowing, Payments Regulations Go Live
• Mexico Objects To US Labor Watchdogs In Trade Deal Bill
• North American Trade Pact Vote Could Come Wednesday
• South Korean Steel Sold In US For Cheap, Commerce Finds
• SK Hynix Scores Fed. Circ. Win Over Netlist Memory Patents
• MVP: Stroock's Chris Griner
• US, China Strike Early-Phase Trade Deal To Avert Tariffs
• After Brexit 'Gets Done' The Future Remains Hazy For The City
• Gov't Eases Reporting Requirements Under Huawei Ban
• Satellite Co. Tells Justices Int'l Rules Flouted In $1M Row
• Silicon Valley USPTO Director To Become IP Attaché In India
• Ex-Braskem Exec Granted $30M Bail In Bribery Case
• Fed. Circ. Tosses ITC Ban On Garage Door Opener Imports
• PM Boris Johnson Wins Landslide In UK Election
• 3 Potential Speed Bumps For North American Trade Pact
• CIT Scolds Commerce Over Approach To Chinese Subsidies
• Senate Panel Greenlights Turkey Sanctions Bill
• Philips Urges ITC To Investigate Fitbit, Garmin Wearables
• 8 Highlights For Dealmakers From CFIUS' Annual Report
• Guaidó Looks To Nix ConocoPhillips' $8.5B Award
• Strategies To Maintain Privilege In Crisis Response Scenarios
• Shipper MSC Says Accusers To Blame In Rotten Mango Suit
• Och-Ziff Wants Details On Investors' Restitution Claim
• Enviros Argue Energy Treaty Hurts EU Climate Efforts
• Trade Deal Changes May Set New Course But Stir Discontent
• US Strengthened And Expanded Economic Sanctions In 2019
• Ukraine Tells Top UK Court $3B Bond Fight Must Go To Trial
• Sudan's Creditors Win Service Over £1.5B Debt Fight
• Revamped North American Trade Deal Set For Hill Vote
• Pelosi Says Deal To Hold Vote On NAFTA 2.0 'Within Range'
• Trump Administration Is Right: The WTO Is Broken
• Commerce Sets Preliminary Duties On Indian, Turkish Quartz
• Protests Fuel Concern About Hong Kong's Arbitration Future
• Justices Won't Take Up Ex-Guinea Official's Bribery Appeal
• High Court Won't Review ITC's Refusal To Probe Ad Claims
• How To Ward Off Nonclient Suits Over Lawyers' Speech
• Wind Towers From 3 Countries Tagged With Early Tariffs
• Last-Ditch Bid To Save WTO Appeals Panel Falls Flat
• Counterfeit Good Policing In 2019 Was Redefined By Tech
• Russia Urges Top UK Court To Make Ukraine Pay $3B Bonds
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Former RNC Official's Hacking Suit
• Commerce Readies Turkish Cherry Duties Of Up To 648%
• Ericsson To Pay $1B To Settle Foreign Bribery Allegations
• Kudlow Says China Deal 'Close,' But Downplays Deadline
• ITC Says Chinese Metal Filing Cabinets Hurting US Companies
• Sears Vendor Lobs Appeal Over $5.4M Christmas Tree Bill
• EU Fights Airbus Ruling As WTO Appeals Panel Nears Closure
• Turkish Bank Must Show Up To Challenge Iran Sanctions Case
• Huawei Asks 5th Circ. To Nix 'Unlawful' FCC Subsidy Ban
• Importer Didn't Qualify For Tax Break, Texas Justices Told
• EU's Progress On 5G Cybersecurity Plan Garners US Praise
• New Bill Targets Counterfeits That Infringe Design Patents
• Japan Approves Early-Phase Trade Deals With US
• Saudi Firm Says 1st Circ. Missed Key Info In Fee Row
• CIT Blocks Gov't From Yanking Solar Duty Reprieve
• What Is A 'Reasonably Useful Form' For Production Of ESI?
• US Charges 2 Russians With Massive Hacking, Fraud Scheme
• SFO Launches Bribery Probe Into Mining Giant Glencore
• Senate Privacy Hearing Zeroes In On Right To Sue, Preemption
• Ex-DHS Leaders Want Out Of Hemp Seizure Fight
• Commerce Tees Up Final Duties On Steel Rods From Taiwan
• Ex-US Atty For Southern Florida Heads To Greenberg Traurig
• DOJ Criminal Chief Says Hoskins Case Isn't A 'Blank Check'
• Importers Look To Strike Down Trump's Steel Tariffs
• DOJ Atty Says FCPA Trial Prep Shifting Despite Alstom Win
• Sidley Partner DQ'd From Huawei Bank Fraud Case
• Portugal Could Join Business Visa Program Under House Bill
• Ex-Davis Polk Atty Joins Orrick's Int'l Trade Group In DC
• Patent Decision Highlights Cross-Appeal Considerations
• WTO Appeals Panel Aims To Finish 3 Cases After Shuttering
• CIT Says Chinese Pencil Exporter Can't Get Lower Duty Rate
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Fraud Convictions, Cuts $18.5M Restitution
• US Proposes 100% Tariffs On French Imports Over Digital Tax
• Hoskins Asks Judge To Toss Bribery, Laundering Convictions
• Ethereum Co-Founder Defends Crypto Expert After LAX Arrest
• US Considering Tariff Hike As WTO Faults EU Plane Subsidies
• China Suspends US Military Craft Visits After HK Bills Pass
• Made In Canada: Why US Pot Is Tied To Its Northern Neighbor
• Boustani Acquitted In $2B Mozambique Loan Fraud Case
• Trump Will Impose Metal Tariffs Against Argentina, Brazil