International Trade Archive » March, 2020

International Trade - March, 2020

216 articles

• Commerce Dept. Opens 18-Nation Aluminum Trade Probe
• Fed. Circ. Finds Garlic Farmer's Motive Suspect In Duty Row
• Trump Puts Digital Trade Barriers In Policy Crosshairs
• Hogan Lovells Adds Former White House Trade Adviser
• Israeli Firearm Co. Founders Want Out Of Libel Dispute
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• Essential Oils, Musical Instruments Face New Import Rules
• Williams & Connolly Enters Halkbank Case For 'Fresh Start'
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• Standard Chartered Fined £20.5M For Violating Sanctions
• Williams-Sonoma To Pay FTC $1M Over 'Made In US' Claims
• Traders' Platinum, Palladium Antitrust Claims Nixed For Now
• Sens. Warn Against Hasty N. American Trade Deal Enactment
• Feds Settle Claims They Seized Legal Hemp Shipments
• EU Litigation Roundup: The Latest From Luxembourg
• Comcast Wants Justices To Rein In ITC's Patent 'Overreach'
• Tips For Cos. Confronting Pandemic Impact On Global Trade
• EU Trade Chief Defends Medical Export Restrictions
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• COVID-19 Raises Unique Issues For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• US Hits New Batch Of Iranian, Iraqi Cos. With Sanctions
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• EU, China And Others Agree To Fix-It For WTO Appeals Freeze
• CIT Affirms 61.14% Duty On BMW Parts From UK
• Pandemic Crunch Weighs On Nation's Trade Negotiators
• COVID-19 Has School Districts Battling For WiFi Hotspots
• Trump Wields Wartime Law For GM To Make Ventilators
• Tackling Uncertainty In Pandemic-Related Int'l Disputes
• FTC Fights Coal Cos.' Bid For In-House Atty Doc Access
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• Beware Pervasive Trademark Scams During COVID-19
• G-20 Pledges Only Limited Trade Restrictions Amid COVID-19
• FTC Out Of Time On Chem Merger Loss
• CBP Drops Plan To Delay Tariff Payment During COVID-19
• Abbott Wins Test Strip Suit After Supplier's Discovery Fraud
• Pandemic Poses Distressed Debt Opportunities, CFIUS Risks
• Israel's Generic COVID-19 Drug Licensing Lacks Due Process
• What COVID-19 Means For Renewable Projects And Financing
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• Nestlé Accuses 'Free Rider' Of Selling Gray-Market Drinks
• Commerce Tags Indian Steel Fittings With Early Duties
• Telescope Co. Seeks Fees From Chinese Foe, Sheppard Mullin
• Steel Importers Take National Security Tariff Fight To Justices
• White House Unveils Strategy For Securing 5G Equipment
• How Reports Of Forced Labor In China May Affect US Imports
• Aviation Waste Problem Is A Green Economy Opportunity
• COVID-19 Forces Commerce To Ease Doc Service Rules
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• ITC To Probe Harm Of Chinese Lawn Mower Imports On US
• Paul Weiss Nabs Simpson Thacher International Tax Pro
• Trump's Tariff Delay Proposal Draws Fire From US Producers
• Trade Court Says Commerce Is Correct On Korean Steel Duty
• Trade Monitor Urges Lowering Barriers To Aid Virus Response
• In-House Attys Need Doc Access To Fight FTC, Coal Cos. Say
• ITC Gives Go-Ahead For Chinese Cabinet Tariffs
• Argentine Financial Crisis Can Inform COVID-19 Response
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• Trump Inks Pair Of Network Security, Broadband Bills
• Industry Tells High Court Wash. Coal Export Denial Dangerous
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Automakers' PTAB Wins On Motor Patent
• The New Obstacles Chilling China-Led Deals In The US
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• Fed. Circ., ITC Won't Require Paper Copies During Pandemic
• Drug Cos. Say 'Buy US' Order Would Hurt COVID-19 Response
• USTR Flooded With Bids For COVID-19 Tariff Waivers
• USTR Weighing China Tariff Cuts To Fight Coronavirus
• ITC Says Chinese Chemical Imports Could Hurt US Companies
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Review Ford's Van Tariff Case
• CIT Sides With Commerce In Importer's Duty Evasion Case
• 3D Printing As Indirect Patent Infringement Amid COVID-19
• China Given More Time To Adjust Food Tariffs In WTO Spat
• Trump Blocks Migrants, Nonessential Travel At US Borders
• Trump Admin. Eyeing Software Alternatives To Huawei
• $10B Ore. LNG Project Gets FERC Nod Despite Demand Slump
• COVID-19 Brings More Cancellations, Rule Changes In IP
• As Virus Spreads, Limited Visa Services Could Strain Farms
• Coronavirus Won't Stop Flow Of FERC Orders, Chairman Says
• CIT Seals Pool Co.'s Victory Over Steel Dumping Orders
• Aviation Watch: Airbus Gets Off Easy In Bribery Settlement
• US Sanctions More Petroleum Brokers Over Iranian Oil Sales
• Clash Over Trump's Tariffs Turns Ugly As Virus Spreads
• WTO Forms Panel To Hear EU-Turkey Drug Production Case
• Fed. Circ. Backtracks On In-Person Arguments Amid Outbreak
• ITC Ends Honeywell's Barcode Scanner Probe After Settlement
• Mayer Brown Adds Global Tax Partner For West Coast Office
• TTAB Rulings' Preclusive Effect 5 Years After B&B Hardware
• 3 Countries Face US Duties Up To 414% On Acetone Imports
• Conviction Toss Reinforces FCPA's Jurisdictional Constraints
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• Virus Roils Debate Over N. American Trade Deal Enactment
• Citric Acid Importer Didn't Follow Right Steps, CIT Says
• Trump Takes First Step Toward Kenyan Trade Talks
• HSBC Money-Laundering Deal Relevant To Forex, Court Told
• Airline Cites Dismissed Amazon Suit To Escape Airport Fight
• Ex-Metal Co. Exec's Conviction Quickly Upheld In 2nd Circ.
• Commerce Unsure If Iran Sanctions Foul Warrants $31M Fine
• County Asks Texas Justices To Rehear Tax-Free Zone Row
• 7 Keys To Keeping Your Firm Inclusive In The Coronavirus Era
• DOJ Health Antitrust Chief Joins Clifford Chance
• Calif. Financier Seeks Sanctions For 'Abusive' Opposing Atty
• Coronavirus: The Latest EU Court Closures And Restrictions
• When Coronavirus Hoarding Becomes Trade Policy
• Arch Coal, Peabody Blast FTC's Joint Venture Challenge
• Citing 'Cognac,' TTAB Rejects 'Cognador' Trademark
• Fed. Circ. Building Limits Public Access Amid Virus Spread
• NYC Jury Convicts Iranian Businessman Of Sanctions Crimes
• 10 Ways To Continue Biz Development During Coronavirus
• SDNY Judge Lets Sick Juror Deliberate Via Videoconference
• UK Spying Debate Leaves Post-Brexit Data Transfers Up In Air
• Iran Air Sanctioned For Helping Iran's Military, Syrian Regime
• CIT Won't Award Fees In Retroactive Solar Duty Tussle
• Canada Approves Revised Trade Accord With Mexico And US
• 7 Ethics Considerations For Lawyers Using Lead Generators
• COVID-19 Contract Issues Reach Beyond Force Majeure
• US Lifts Tariffs On Chinese Medical Equipment
• Coronavirus: The Latest Court Closures And Restrictions
• Feds Tell Iran Sanctions Jury Businessman's Guilt Is Clear
• China Housed 28% Of Foreign Cos. Sued By Investors In 2019
• Trump's EU Travel Ban Sparks Legal Turmoil In Aviation
• Judge Sinks $4.4B Superyacht Racketeering Suit
• Nat'l Security Tariff Expansion Suits Head To CIT Panel
• ITC Finds Chinese Refrigerant Imports Harm US Companies
• Judge Deals Blow To Feds' Cap-And-Trade Suit Against Calif.
• Trump Signs $1B Bill To 'Rip And Replace' Huawei, ZTE Gear
• A Smart Carbon Tax: Silver Bullet For The Energy Transition?
• Heineken Gets ITC To Ban Anheuser-Busch Dispenser Imports
• Pork Council Warns Of Labor Shortage As COVID-19 Spreads
• Growth Slows In Global Services Trade As Virus Takes Hold
• Feds Press Iranian Businessman Over Stated Fear Of Regime
• Apple Might Beat Investors' 'Amorphous' IPhone Sales Suit
• Trump Restricts EU Travel Amid Coronavirus Spread
• Judge Trims Suit Against Qualcomm For Sunk Broadcom Deal
• Wash. Senate OKs Pause To Boeing Tax Break With Limits
• John Wood Group Reserves $46M To Settle Bribery Probes
• Jailed Ex-CEO's Old Bootlegging Precedent Flops In 2nd Circ.
• Decline In Arbitral Challenges Shows Reliability Of UK Awards
• When DOJ's China Initiative Entangles US Research Orgs
• Fed. Circ. Raps Importer For False Certification Of Gas Tanks
• New Pipelines Are Needed To Close Law School Diversity Gap
• Enviros Say Simpler Project Reviews Will Hollow Out NEPA
• Atty's Poor Performance In 1st Trial Nixes Bribe Convictions
• Amazon Escapes Cuban Charcoal 'Trafficking' Claims For Now
• 2nd Circ. Poised To Interpret FCPA In Hong Kong Doc's Case
• Iranian Tells Jury He Didn't Think Sanctions Targeted Him
• Commerce Gives Cos. 45 More Days To Work With Huawei
• Telescope Co. Sanctioned For Bad Faith In Antitrust Fight
• Chinese Cos. Want New Surrogate In Chlorine Duty Probe
• Judge Scolds White House For Enviro Rule Records Delay
• Cuban Charcoal Suit Against Amazon Could Go Up In Smoke
• 2nd Circ. Largely Denies NYT's Bid To Unseal 1MDB Docs
• Avoiding Inadvertent Sanctions Violations In Latin America
• How To Search For A Transformational Law Firm COO
• WTO Meetings Canceled As Staffer Contracts Coronavirus
• Trump Eyes Brazil As Next 'Trade Package' Partner
• 4 Ethics Tips For Lawyers As Coronavirus Spreads
• Feds Rest Case In Iranian Businessman's Sanctions Trial
• Feds To Appeal Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Acquittal Ruling
• Tenaris Wants Fees In Venezuela Award Fight
• Spanish Pipe Co. Seeks Further Cut To $6.7M Judgment
• Cruise Lines Say Havana Port Owner's 'New' Evidence Is Stale
• ITC To Probe Alleged Infringement Of Nicotine Pouch Patent
• Ex-Siemens Execs Urge Leniency For $100M Bribery Scheme
• Judge Finds 3D Printing Rules Could Endanger Nat'l Security
• Why 'Irregularity' Challenges To UK Arbitral Awards Often Fail
• Failed Pistol Venture Shouldn't Be Arbitrated, Gun Co. Says
• ITC Finds Increasing Solar Cell Imports Could Benefit US
• Telescope Co. Rips Sheppard Mullin's Deal With Chinese Rival
• Japanese Co. Says $287M Navy Collision Suit Out Of Bounds
• Gov't-Run Chinese Cos. Tell 9th Circ. They're Immune To MDL
• A Possible Limit On High Court 2005 Agency Deference Ruling
• Ex-Alstom Exec Gets Over 1 Year For Laundering Bribes
• It Can Be Risky For Litigators To Advise On Litigation Funding
• Feds Can't Escape Suit Over Wirtgen Machines Barred In US
• Bipartisan Bill Seeks To Make 5G Security Goal In Trade Talks
• US Slams WTO Appellate Judge For Chinese Gov't Ties
• ITC Says Chinese Lawn Mower Engine Imports May Hurt US
• Calif. City's Coal Storage Ban Called Unconstitutional
• OPEC Pulls Back As Coronavirus Fears Deepen Oil Malaise
• Stop Asking Bar Applicants About Mental Illness
• Commerce's Trade Travel In Flux Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Scare Interrupts NY Iran Sanctions Trial
• Carriers Must Have Clear Huawei Alternatives, Sens. Told
• Huawei Denies RICO, Trade Secret Theft Charges In NY Case
• It's All Practice Groups On Deck To Tackle Coronavirus
• Commerce Knocks Mexican Co. For Ducking Rebar Duties
• Senator Eyes Banning TikTok On Government-Issued Devices
• 4th Judge Recused From Suit Over Airlines' Cuban Airport Use
• High Court Must Reject Unconstitutional La. Abortion Law
• What The Coronavirus Means For Arbitration And Mediation
• Iranian Businessman Denies Sanctions Crimes As Trial Begins
• GOP Lawmaker Wants Answers On 'Sudden' Tariff Expansion
• Feds Want Convicted Ex-Alstom Exec To Get Up To 9 Years
• CIT Finds Gov't Lawfully Rejected Data In Indian Steel Probe
• No-Show Atty Sanctioned In Syngenta Malpractice Row
• Tribes Seek Block On Keystone XL Pipeline Construction
• EU Teeing Up Stricter Antitrust Rules On State-Backed Firms
• Construction Equipment Co. Wins $112M Against Ex-Partners
• Penalty Shows OFAC Authority May Extend To Use Of US Tech
• What The Presidential Race Means For Big Tech, Silicon Valley
• What Congress Misses About Universal Injunctions
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Lessons From 'Italian Summer Camp'
• Kirkland Snags Executive Pay Atty From V&E
• Coronavirus Brings Force Majeure Claims To LNG Contracts
• Warren Says Sanctions Shouldn't Halt Coronavirus Aid To Iran
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Ban On Comcast Cable Box In Patent Suit
• Feds Told They Can't Sit On Rent From Iran-Linked Building
• Prepare Your Law Firm Tech For Coronavirus Impact
• Feds Say Records Suit Shouldn't Stall Environmental Rule
• Global Energy Conference Shelved Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Atty Tips To Avoid 'Scope Creep' And Malpractice Claims
• Commerce Sets Preliminary Duties On Plastic Sheets
• How Environmental NGOs Are Targeting Plastic Pollution
• Thai-Philippine Tax Row Sidelines WTO Dispute Body