International Trade Archive » January, 2020

International Trade - January, 2020

209 articles

• Apple Investors Filed Chart Outlining A 'Sprawling' Suit
• White House Moves To Curtail Counterfeit Sales Online
• Wirtgen Says Road Machines Wrongly Detained At US Border
• Hemp Heavyweights Urge USDA To Ease Testing Rules
• Telescope Co. Calls $5M Antitrust Fee Bid Args 'Red Herring'
• Foley Recruits Gov't Compliance Pro From Reed Smith
• Trade Agreements With EU Will Still Be Elusive Post-Brexit
• CIT Rules Quartz Duty Challenge Will Have To Wait
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• Airbus Wins Court OK For €3.6B Global Bribery Settlement
• EU To Oversee UK Markets Compliance During Transition
• Fla. Court Sends Cigar Importer, Licensee To Arbitration
• Broad Defense Policy Restrictions Put Higher Ed At Legal Risk
• Chinese Laptop Distributor Dodges $4.8M Fund Diversion Suit
• Comparing The Presidential Candidates On Trade
• ITC Rejects Commerce's Duties On Turkish Dried Cherries
• US Issues Sanctions Over Russia Takeover Of Crimea
• Fresh EU Cybersecurity Issues For Medical Device Cos.
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Commerce Bungled Duty Rates, Say Italian Pasta Cos.
• Axinn's Calif. Office Adds IP Pros From White & Case, Fenwick
• CIT Orders Commerce To Redo Chinese Steel Rod Duty Ratios
• Baker McKenzie Nabs Ex-Bilzin Sumberg Duo For Miami Office
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Eyeing Trends In Multilateral Development Bank Enforcement
• US-China Trade Deal Will Help IP Owners
• Shipping Co. Settles Alleged Sanctions Violations For $1.13M
• European Parliament Ratifies UK's Jan. 31 Exit From EU
• Long Road Ahead For Trump's North American Trade Pact
• Och-Ziff Loses Bid For Details On Investors' Restitution Claim
• Ex-Cognizant Execs' Case Raises Novel FCPA Issues
• Gov't Says Nonprofit Members Tied To Cap-And-Trade Deal
• Inbound US Real Estate Investments To Face New Oversight
• Chem Co. Strikes Deal To Win Canadian Merger Clearance
• US Importers Battle Trump's Tariff Hike On Turkish Steel
• New USPTO Deal Set To Speed Up Mexican Patent Apps
• Anticipating A Turning Point In US Export Controls For Tech
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• What The US-China Trade Deal Means For Drug Cos.
• TC Energy Renews Bid To Dump Tribes' Keystone XL Suit
• Senators Want To Know If DOD Blocked Huawei Export Rule
• FTC Can't Pause $625M Hydrogen Peroxide Deal
• CIT Rejects Regs Limiting Importer Refunds Of Excise Taxes
• Commerce Tags Steel From 3 Nations With Duties Up To 206%
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• A Robust FCPA Compliance Program Is Imperative In 2020
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Amid Uncertainty, Cases Inch Forward
• Trump's NEPA Reform Is Crucial For Energy Development
• Trump Widens Steel, Aluminum Security Tariffs
• Trump Admin. Sanctions Petroleum Brokers Over Iran Deals
• Del Monte Won't Have To Reveal Docs In $32M Pineapple Fight
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• US Sugar Co. Wants Revised US-Mexico Sugar Deal Scrapped
• Bank Gets Costs In Loan Fight Over US Russia Sanctions
• 17 WTO Members Agree To Set Up Interim Appeals System
• Encryption Battles May Inform Fights Over 3D Printing Rule
• ITC Kicks Off Probe Of Chinese Lawn Mower Engines
• Chinese Refrigerant Gas Targeted For New Duties
• Federal AI Panel Report May Help Guide New Export Controls
• International Trade Group Of The Year: WilmerHale
• FERC Commissioner McNamee Won't Seek New Term
• Iranian Investors No Longer Eligible For US Travel On E Visas
• Trading Firm To Pay $1M To End Spoofing Probe
• US Safe Harbor Plan Not 'Credible,' French Official Says
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Commodities Firm's Oil Deal Suit
• Chinese Banks Avoid $150M Fine Over Fake Nikes
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• 3 Concerns If Your Witness Becomes Flippant At Deposition
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Steptoe & Johnson
• Trump Revives Tariff Threat Against EU Cars
• Takeaways From Exxon's Winning OFAC Penalty Challenge
• US, Mexico Sign Deal To Settle Sugar Trade Dispute
• States To Sue Trump Admin. Over 3D-Printed Gun Rules
• US, France Fend Off Tariffs Over Digital Tax Issue
• DOJ's Trade Security Reporting Policy Boosts Transparency
• Bill Would Cut Off US Intel For Allies That Use Huawei For 5G
• Wyo., Mont. Urge Justices To Nix Wash. Coal Export Denial
• Davis Polk-Led Foil Maker Reynolds Primes $1.3B IPO
• ITC Decision Shows Importance Of Public Interest For Biotech
• Iran Airspace Bans May Lead To EU Passenger Claims
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Sidley
• EU Concludes Round Of Trade Talks With 5 African Nations
• FTC Dings Hydrogen Peroxide Co.'s Canadian Divestiture Deal
• SEC Fights Bahamian Adviser's Bid To Kill Fraud Suit
• Commerce And State Depts. Finalize Rules Over Gun Exports
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Fish & Richardson
• Importer Wants $6.6B Refund For Trump Steel Tariffs
• 5 Predictions For FCPA Enforcement In 2020
• Commerce Imposes Duties On Belgian, Italian Steel Imports
• FAA Properly Vetted Boeing Max Jets, Review Panel Finds
• Insurers Rip Maersk's Cybersecurity In $1M Cargo Loss Claim
• Ex-Barbados Official Convicted Of Money Laundering Charges
• US-China Deal's Patent Rules Will Boost Branded Drug Cos.
• Senate Panel's OK Of Trump 11th Circ. Pick Angers Dems
• HHS Drug Import Proposal Is Unlikely To Succeed
• Managing Money Laundering Risk In The Art Trade
• US Says Cos. Have 90 Days To Comply With Iran Sanctions
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Senate Sends North America Trade Deal To Trump
• Goodwin Flips Script To Turn Contract Row Into Patent Win
• How The US Plans To Enforce Its New Trade Deal With China
• What's Changed And What's The Same In Final CFIUS Rules
• Energy Cos. Face China State Secrecy Law Risks
• Global Cartel Enforcers Shift Attention To Local Conspiracies
• US-China Trade Deal Aims To Bolster IP Protection
• Final CFIUS Regs Ready New Era Of Inbound Deal Scrutiny
• US, China Ink 'Phase 1' Trade Deal After Years Of Turmoil
• 'Rapid' Labor Disputes Tool In New NAFTA Could Fall Short
• Brexit Checklist: Preparing For The Tax Impact Of Trade Talks
• US, Japan, EU Look To Squeeze China On Industrial Subsidies
• What To Look For In The US-China 'Phase One' Trade Deal
• OFAC's New Iran Sanctions May Not Signal Seismic Change
• USMCA Trade Deal Slated For Final Passage This Week
• Drug Pricing: What Happened In 2019, What To Watch In 2020
• Tribunal Gives Djibouti 2 Months To Restore Port Rights
• White House NEPA Overhaul Likely To Face Legal Challenges
• Solar Panel Importer Can't Shake China Duties
• Banks Call On EU To Improve Market Access Ahead Of Brexit
• US Reverses China's Currency Manipulator Designation
• 4 Hurdles Trump's Infrastructure Review Overhaul Will Face
• Fed. Circ. Says Commerce Overstepped With Retroactive Duty
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Patent Wins For Coffee Pod Maker
• Jury Hears Of Ex-Barbados Official's Purported Corruption
• US Raps Maduro Loyalists For Blocking Venezuelan Assembly
• FinCEN's Most Lethal AML Weapon Against Foreign Banks
• How International Trade May Play Out In 2020
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• State Dept. OKs $2.75B F-35 Sale To Singapore
• Firms Seek To Exit Malpractice Suit Related To Syngenta MDL
• Royal Caribbean Looks To Sink Cuban Dock Suit
• Fed. Circ. Casts Doubt On Nixing White House Tariff Power
• 1st Circ. Looks To Maine Courts In City's Oil Export Ban Fight
• 5th Circ. Nixes Appeal Over Arbitration In $20M Shipping Fight
• Fed. Circ. Leaves Chinese Flooring Duty Order Intact
• Deciphering Tribunals' Practice In Investor-State Arbitration
• Policy Push Yields Mixed Results For Biofuels Sector
• An Attractive ITC Tool To Stop IP-Infringing Online Sales
• Commerce Will Consider New Duties On Steel Components
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• US Sanctions Iran's Metal Industry After Missile Attacks
• New Injunction Policy Boosts Power Of Essential Patents
• Ex-DOJ Official Matt Miner Heads Back To Morgan Lewis
• USMCA Trade Deal Could Get Senate Vote Next Week
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• US Cos. Seek Duties On Chinese, Brazilian Wood Moldings
• Florida Exec Gets 4 Years For Bribing Venezuelan Oil Co.
• China Poised To Sign Early-Phase US Trade Deal Next Week
• Ethereum Developer Indicted Over North Korea Crypto Event
• Telecom Bill Roundup: 5G Security, Pirate Radio And More
• 7 Ethics Tips For Lawyers' Pretrial Social Media Use
• Fed. Circ. Patent Decisions In 2019: An Empirical Review
• Brexit Withdrawal Bill Eases Through Final Commons Vote
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• White House Would Cut Climate Change From Project Reviews
• In Iran, There Isn't Much Left For Trump To Sanction
• Feds Say Trial Evidence Backs Hoskins' FCPA Conviction
• Importers Seek CIT Panel For Trump Steel Tariff Fight
• FCC Member Says Agency, Commerce Split On Security Rules
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• Full UK Trade Deal Not Possible By Year's End, EU Says
• A Look At New Limits On Geospatial Imagery Software Exports
• Sonos Accuses Google Of Stealing Its Speaker Tech
• ABA Group Calls Out FTC Foreign Merger Reporting Tweaks
• Calif. Says DOJ's Aim Is Off In Cap-And-Trade Lawsuit
• Norwegian Cruise Line Dodges Suit Over Use Of Cuban Dock
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• Importer Says Hay Bale Netting Should Be Duty-Free
• Fed. Circ. Restores Border Authority Over Ambiguous Imports
• FCC Seeks Comment On Huawei, ZTE Status
• 6 States Back Washington In 9th Circ. Coal Facility Row
• France, US Seek Digital Tax Deal In 15 Days, Le Maire Says
• North American Trade Deal Vote Hinges On Impeachment Trial
• UK Marine Insurers Warn Of Heightened Tensions In Iran Gulf
• Cruise Line Wins Dismissal Of Cuban Dock Suit
• DOJ Ends Uber Foreign Bribery Probe With No Charges
• 4 Simple Rules For Witness Note Taking
• Commerce Tightens Foreign Sales Of US Satellite Tech
• Pierce Bainbridge Wants To DQ Ex-Partner's Atty
• EU Trade Chief Set For US Visit As Tensions Mount
• London Marine Insurers To Meet Over Iran Shipping Threat
• Biz Partners' 'Nasty' NY Fraud Claims Spread To Kenya
• Williams & Connolly Alum Picked As State Dept. Legal Adviser
• US Grants Tariff Exemptions For 68 More Chinese Goods
• Commerce Rules May Heighten Network Security Enforcement
• Commerce Puts More Early Duties On Chinese Staples
• 2 Overlooked Advantages Of Hourly Fees
• Telescope Maker Looking To Slash $13M From Antitrust Loss
• Sears Vendor Fights For Payment On Christmas Tree Bill
• CIT Not Ready To Decide Chinese Apparel Customs Case
• São Tomé Owes Malta $12.6M For Fuel Ship Seizure
• Blank Rome Adds Partner In Chicago As It Eyes Expansion
• CIT OKs 'Forced' Commerce Finding On Chinese Tire Exports
• CBD Maker Says Ex-DHS Heads Liable In Hemp Seizure Fight
• GOP Sen. Calls For More Tariff Cuts Ahead Of China Deal
• Wash. Urges 9th Circ. To Dump Coal Export Appeal
• Exxon Escapes $2M Russia Sanctions Penalty
• PTAB Upholds Same Caterpillar Milling IP It Axed In December
• Phone Distributors Blast 'Shotgun' TracFone IP Suit
• Trade Court Faults Subsidy Finding For Chinese Ribbon Co.
• A Look At Tech M&A In 2019 And What Lies Ahead
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2020
• Shifting Regulatory Market Clouds US Deal Certainty In 2020
• 5 Pressing International Trade Questions For 2020
• Fintech Regulation To Watch In 2020
• Politics May Hold Landmines For BigLaw In 2020
• 5 Things To Watch In Litigation Finance This Year