International Trade Archive » February, 2020

International Trade - February, 2020

170 articles

• Oil Trading Co. Gets Tax-Free Zone Break, Texas Justices Rule
• Cardinal Health Pays Nearly $9M To Resolve FCPA Claims
• Trump Won't Impose National Security Tariffs On Titanium
• Chilean Copper Producer Approved For Major Mine Expansion
• Illumina Sues Chinese Rival, Again, For 'Brazen Infringement'
• Fla. Judge Urges Permanent Toss Of $4.4B Superyacht Suit
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Trump's Nat'l Security Steel Tariffs Intact
• Chinese Co. Accused Of Espionage Tells 9th Circ. It's Immune
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Acquittal May Escalate Future FCPA Battles
• Justices Urged To Ax Fed. Circ. Doctrine Of Equivalents Rule
• Senators Release Bipartisan Energy Innovation Bill
• $1B Huawei 'Rip And Replace' Bill Headed To Oval Office
• FTC Warns Coal Venture Would Raise Consumers' Utility Bills
• Coronavirus Prompts 2 Trade Contract Considerations In US
• Nonprofit Can't Exit DOJ's Cap-And-Trade Suit Against Calif.
• ITC To Review Decision Clearing Toyota In Broadcom IP Probe
• Tips To Reduce Added Tariffs On Chinese Merchandise
• Appeals Court Halts Heathrow Expansion Over Climate Risk
• UK Sets June Deadline For Canada-Style Trade Deal With EU
• Tribes, Feds Spar Over Presidential Permit For Keystone XL
• Hyundai Wins $5M, Injunction In Counterfeit-Car-Parts Suit
• More Businesses Challenge Trump's Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• Coronavirus Causing 'Renewed Uncertainty' In HK Markets
• Judge Throws Out Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Convictions
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• Huawei Judge Details Why DOJ Work Led To Sidley Atty's DQ
• US Cos. Want Duties On Chinese Plywood Imports Widened
• Turkish Bank Agrees To Be Arraigned On Sanctions Charges
• Feds Say Blocking 3D-Printed Gun Rules Harms Nat'l Security
• $32M Dentons Verdict Could Put Vereins In The Crosshairs
• Commerce Lays Early Duties On Chinese Glassware
• Firms In Corn MDL Fee Spat Say Fiduciary Claim Can't Stick
• Feds Say Elephant Hunters Can't Rush Trophy Import Permits
• ITC Scraps Duties On Steel Imports From 3 Countries
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• EU To Decide 'Unilaterally' On UK Access To Finance Sector
• Trump Launches India Trade Talks With $3B Military Deal
• Commerce Tees Up Dumping Rates On Chinese Cabinets
• High Court Won't Review Satellite Co.'s $1M Award Fight
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• Sens. Want Trade Probe Into Philippines' Abuse Of Workers
• More Imports Spared From Trump's Expanded Metal Tariffs
• Telescope Co. Wants Damages-Socked Rival To Keep Dealing
• White House Faces 2 New Suits Over Steel Tariffs
• Trump Heads To India With Tempered Trade Expectations
• Pharma Ruling Broadens Gov't Drug Procurement Options
• Texas Communities Challenge FERC Approval Of LNG Project
• What DHS Report Means For Counterfeits In E-Commerce
• CIT Tells Commerce To Redo Wood Duties With Added Docs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Iran Blacklisted By Global Money-Laundering Watchdog
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• FERC Sows Confusion With Oregon LNG Project Non-Vote
• Crowell & Moring Hires 10-Year Treasury & DOJ Alum In DC
• Wash. Floats Pausing Lower Aerospace Tax Amid EU Row
• Gun Control Nonprofit Wants New 3D-Printing Rules Blocked
• High Court Should Not Abet Google's Efficient IP Infringement
• Key Trade Secrets Developments Of 2019: Part 2
• Coal Co., BNSF Want 9th Circ. To Restart Coal Export Case
• How Enviros Will Challenge Trump's NEPA Update
• ITC Finds NJ E-Cig Maker Infringed Juul's Patents
• Dentons Hit With $32.3M Verdict Over Conflict Of Interest
• Brexit Spurs On EU Capital Markets Union Plans
• Cognizant Pushes Chancery To Scrutinize Ex-Officer's Fee Bid
• Oil Co. Officer Gets Nearly 6 Years In Venezuelan Bribery Case
• IRS Envelope Vendor Says Deal Unfairly Canceled By Gov't
• Montana Says Keystone XL Suit Tramples On State's Say-So
• US Rips Into European Trade Barriers At WTO
• Miami Man Gets 20 Months For Laundering Ecuador Oil Bribes
• Another Importer Says Widened Security Tariffs Skipped Rules
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Lose Bid To Ditch FCPA Charges
• A Good Year Ahead For Energy Infrastructure M&A
• Anti-Corruption Groups Question Size Of SFO's Airbus DPA
• Ford Steers Duty Hike Dust-Up To High Court For Review
• Ex-Alstom Execs Charged In Indonesian Bribery Probe
• Texas Judge Rules Huawei Contracting Ban Is Constitutional
• ITC Bans Bio-Rad DNA Product Imports In Patent Case
• ITC To Probe Economic Effect Of Renewable Energy In Mass.
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• US Sanctions Russian Energy Broker Over Venezuela Ties
• Racketeering Charges Turn Up The Heat In US V. Huawei
• US Hikes Tariffs On EU Planes In Airbus Tussle
• Whistleblower Appeals Canon FCA Ruling To 5th Circ.
• GOP Sen. Proposes Tighter Rules On Tech Exports To Huawei
• Gov't Must Rethink 61% Duty On Vietnamese Oil Pipes
• New CFIUS Rules Heighten Focus On PE Limited Partners
• FCC Urged To End Military Hold-Up Of Spectrum Repurposing
• Commerce's Early Findings Show 3 Countries Duty-Dodging
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• How The Coronavirus May Affect Your Supply Chain's Health
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Importer Escapes Trump's Expanded Metal Tariffs During Suit
• Farmers Say Judge Conflicted In Syngenta Malpractice Row
• Gun Group Asks To Join In On 3D-Printing Rules Challenge
• Dems Say Trump Must Release Nat'l Security Tariff Report
• Trends In Recent FCPA And Cartel Cases Against Execs
• Blockchain Shipping Consortium Wins Maritime Antitrust Nod
• Origin Marking And Duty Preference Rules After USMCA
• The Deal Maker's Guide To The New CFIUS Framework
• US Cos. Wary Of China Deal's Dispute Settlement System
• Huawei Case Expands With Racketeering, IP Theft Charges
• Export Business Owner Gets 3 Years For Concealing Income
• Importer Narrows Bid To Halt Trump's New Metal Tariffs
• Glencore Seeks To Dismiss Stock-Drop Suit Over FCPA Probe
• FTC Pulls Chem Merger Challenge As It Mulls Court Loss
• Texas Man Sentenced To 16 Months For Trade Secret Theft
• UK 'Optimistic' Over Post-Brexit Euro Derivatives Trading
• USTR Blasts 'Persistent Overreaching' Of WTO Appeals Wing
• 5 Men Accused Of Plotting To Sell Iranian Oil To Chinese Co.
• Equifax Hack Shows China's Expanding Hunger For Data
• Farmers Slam Bid To Exit Syngenta-Linked Malpractice Suit
• Calif. Seeks Early Win In DOJ's Cap-And-Trade Lawsuit
• Commerce Levels Duties On Steel Rods From China And India
• Chinese Garlic Cos.' Duty Challenge Derailed By Faulty Docs
• The Implications Of USMCA For Biologic Innovation
• Malpractice Landscape Is Becoming Riskier For BigLaw
• UK Eyes 'Full Range' Access To EU Financial Services
• Japan Reignites WTO Fight Over Korean Shipbuilding
• US Revokes Subsidy Probe Easements For China, India
• Fed Circ. Says Drug Ingredient Doesn't Decide Product Origin
• NY Sues Over 'Unconstitutional' Suspension Of Global Entry
• Metal Importers Beware Of New Expanded Tariff Risks
• Judging A Book: Humetewa Reviews 'Guilty People'
• US Facing Mounting Legal Pressure Over Metal Tariffs
• DOE Will Float Extending LNG Export Approvals To 2050
• China Reaping Sales From US Wine Tariffs, Biz Groups Say
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Japan Co.'s Bid To Dodge Steel Plate Duties
• Ligado Cites AG Barr As Rallying Cry For Spectrum Reorg.
• NY Vows To Sue DHS For Bar To Global Entry Program
• CIT Backs Lofty Duties On Uncooperative Indian Steelmaker
• The Optimistic Outlook For M&A In The UK
• UK Sketches Vision For Post-Brexit US Trade Deal
• USTR Says Trump Wants To Strike Trade Deal With Kenya
• Feds Vow To Go Hard Against Chinese IP Theft In 2020
• ITC Starts Probe Into Sonos Audio IP Claims Against Google
• J&J Unit Secures Duty-Free Treatment For HIV Drug
• Barr Suggests Buying Out A Huawei Rival To Get Ahead On 5G
• Importers May Be Paying Duties Sooner After CBP Win
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's Enforcement Uptick
• Chemical Merger Strategy Burns FTC
• US Co. Wants Duties Up To 420% On Chinese Chemicals
• New Yorkers Barred From Global Entry In 'Sanctuary' Fight
• WTO Appeals Panel Faults US Duties On Canadian Paper
• China Will Slash Tariffs On US Goods Next Week
• ITC To Review Patent Dispute Between Biotech Firms
• Imported Wind Towers Tagged With More Early Duties
• Compliance Chiefs Feeling The Squeeze As Budgets Stagnate
• Practical Tips For Responding To A World Bank Investigation
• Defense Policy Banning Chinese Telecom Will Likely Expand
• US Places 2nd In Global Patent Protection, Report Says
• Commerce Slaps Duties On Steel Rods From Taiwan
• Ship Owner Shrugs Off Freezing Order In $5M Fraud Row
• Importer Moves To Stop Trump's Metal Tariff Expansion
• State Of The Union: Drug Prices, China Deal, Infrastructure
• Las Vegas Men Cop To Illegal US-China Money Transfer Ploy
• Commerce Must Again Rethink Chinese Steel Rod Duty
• Fed Bans Another Goldman Sachs Exec Over 1MDB Scandal
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Following A Serendipitous Path
• How Tech, Communications Cos. Should Prepare For Brexit
• US Will Target Undervalued Currency In Duty Probes
• Market 'Oversimplification' Doomed FTC Merger Challenge
• Oil Cos.' Attys Win $210K In Fees In Venezuela Bribery Fight
• Protester Can't Pursue Late '2nd Bite' At $325M CBP Deal
• Mexican Tomatoes To Undergo Tougher Border Inspections
• ZTE Looks To Slip FCC's Proposed Ban On Chinese Tech
• 7 Ethics Questions To Ask Before Marketing Your Law Firm
• Cooperation Is More Than Just A Buzzword In Airbus Case
• Insurers Navigate Iran Sanctions Over Plane Crash Claims
• AirAsia Denies SFO Allegation It Accepted Airbus Bribes