International Trade Archive » April, 2020

International Trade - April, 2020

202 articles

• Trump Mulls Extending Chinese Tariff Breaks For One Year
• Keystone XL Builder, Trade Groups Urge Permit Order Pause
• Exec. Order Solidifies Team Telecom, But Gray Areas Remain
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• Inside Commerce's Stringent New Export Controls
• CIT Won't Rethink Rejecting Duties On Indian Steel Co.
• EU, China Kick Off Interim Fix To Frozen WTO Appeals Body
• Safeguarding Foreign Investments During A Pandemic
• Ex-Mueller Deputy, DOJ Fraud Chief Rejoins Jenner & Block
• Anheuser-Busch, Heineken Agree To End Draft Pour IP Row
• DuPont Hit With ITC Complaint Over Synthetic Roofing Patent
• 4 Proposed Fed. Circ. Rule Changes Attorneys Should Know
• 5 Steps For Keeping Supply Chains Free Of Uighur Slavery
• 90% Of Manufacturers Report Seeing COVID-19 Declines
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• Commerce Says India, Turkey Quartz Too Cheap
• Trump Puts Amazon Domains On Blast For Counterfeit Sales
• Trump Forms New Panel To Monitor Mexican Labor Reforms
• Farmer Atty In Syngenta MDL Hit With Unironic $7K Sanction
• Car Dealer Slams DLA Piper's Escape Bid in Malpractice Suit
• Justices Told To Skip Challenge Over Doctrine Of Equivalents
• Cruise Lines Seek 11th Circ. Review In Cuban Dock Suits
• Judge Won't Flinch On 'Disruptive' Nationwide Permit Order
• More Multiforum Patent Cases Should Do Right By Mediation
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• Commerce Floats Watchdog System For Aluminum Imports
• Sheppard Mullin Wasn't 'Adult In Room,' Telescope Co. Says
• Loma Negra Defeats Investor Suit Over $1B IPO Disclosures
• Assessing Extraterritorial Reach Of DTSA After Ill. Decision
• Commerce Dept. Cuts Off Civil End Runs For Military Exports
• FCC Seeks More White House Input On Team Telecom Revamp
• Project Developers Pivot After Nationwide Permit Upended
• Justices Urged To Rein In ITC In Domestic Patent Fights
• WTO Urges Members To Lift Trade Barriers On Virus Supplies
• Sanctions Compliance Tips For A Dynamic Global Landscape
• Turkish Importer Urges Fed. Circ. To Undo Steel Rebar Duty
• EU Greenlights €6.3B In Virus Aid Packages To Help Cos.
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• Telescope Co. Says Rival Earned Contempt After $50M Loss
• FCC Says Chinese Telecoms Must Defend US Licenses
• WTO Bemoans Lack Of Clarity On COVID-19 Export Curbs
• Revised N. American Trade Deal Will Take Effect July 1
• Reps. Introduce Bill To Spur Open 5G Technologies
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• ITC Finds Comcast Infringes TiVo Patent, Bars Imports
• NYC Bar Calls For Check On White House Emergency Powers
• WTO Delays Ruling On Trump's Solar Safeguard Duties
• EU Criticizes UK For Time Pressure In Stalled Trade Talks
• 'Life Is Too Short' So Atty Cedes Clients In Chiquita DQ Fight
• CIT Upholds Decision To Increase Indian Co.'s Plastic Duty
• Del. Riverkeeper Says Corps' LNG Plant Approval Was Flawed
• Commerce Hits Chinese Glass With Early Anti-Dumping Duties
• Find The Best Way To End Your Section 337 ITC Investigation
• ITC To Review Judge's Default Ruling In $1B LG Secrets Battle
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• The Road Back To Business As Usual: 12 Steps For Cos.
• Feds' Seafood Ban To Protect Porpoise Ends Suit
• Metal Supplier Thyssenkrupp Wants In On Tariff Exclusions
• US Rejects WTO Ruling In Canada Paper Dispute As 'Invalid'
• Ore. Blew Its Chance On Gas Export Project Permit, FERC Told
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• ITC Bans Cholesterol Test Strip Imports From Chinese Co.
• Hogan Lovells, Davis Polk Tapped In $5.7B Facebook-Jio Deal
• Claims Court Won't Halt $325M CBP IT Deal Pending Appeal
• Missouri AG Sues China Gov't Over COVID-19 Misinformation
• Lawmakers Ask China To Ease Export Curbs In Virus Fight
• Fed. Circ. Extends Remote Oral Arguments Another Month
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• Feds Say Calif. Can't Sidestep Trump With Cap-And-Trade Pact
• Unpacking GSA's Waiver Of Medical Supply Trade Restrictions
• Eni CEO Poised To Remain At Top Despite Corruption Cases
• Global Leaders Vow To Resist Food Export Barriers
• CIT Affirms Lumber Duties Don't Apply To Canadian Cedar
• Texas LNG Plant Will Hurt Ocelots, Enviros Tell 5th Circ.
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Asks Court To Sanction OneCoin Investors
• Treasury Acknowledges COVID-19 Compliance Challenges
• Canada Eyes New Duties On US Goods In WTO Paper Fight
• Judge Reels Cruise Lines Back Into Suit Over Cuban Dock
• ​​​​​​​CFIUS' Real Estate Reference Tool Comes With Limitations
• Former Och-Ziff Exec Freed A Week Early Over COVID-19
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Canon's ITC Loss, Sennco's PTAB Win
• Automakers Get More Time To Enact Trade Deal Car Rules
• Gain Capital Investor Aims To Block $236M Merger
• New Yorkers Nab Cert. In Challenge To Global Entry Ban
• Retailers Want Trump's COVID-19 Duty Relief To Go Further
• UK Insurers Negotiating Gov't Trade Credit Backstop
• Trump Gives 90-Day Duty Reprieve To Soften COVID-19 Blow
• Amazon Wants Cuban Charcoal Trafficking Suit Tossed Again
• US And Brazil Aiming For Early-Stage Trade Pact This Year
• Unpacking FEMA's Efforts To Secure Needed Medical Supplies
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• Retiree Ducks Prison For Role In $100M Siemens Bribe Plot
• Commerce Must Explain Tea Maker Data Use In Garlic Probe
• WTO Grapples With Telework Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• OneCoin Investors Urge Judge Not To Scrap $4B Fraud Suit
• Keystone XL Pipeline Ruling Throws Projects Into Chaos
• Treasury Vows To Expedite Iranian COVID-19 Export Requests
• Manufacturers Press Mexico To Narrow Shutdown Mandate
• Sens. Say Work On 5G Standards Hampered By Huawei Regs
• IP Policy Must Focus On COVID-19 Cure, Not Special Interests
• Shipper MSC Settles Insurer's Rotten Mangoes Suit
• Enviros Get Army Corps' XL Pipeline Permit Remanded
• It's Now Or Never In Push To Undo Trump's Security Tariffs
• Enviros Say Keystone Pipeline Segment Can Now Be Blocked
• Feds Say Global Entry Bar Doesn't Violate NY State's Rights
• Lessons From 1st Attys To Argue At The Fed. Circ. By Phone
• How The Pandemic Will Affect Global Aluminum Trade Probe
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• Cuban Port Case Against Norwegian Revived By Fla. Judge
• RJ Reynolds Wants ITC Probe Into Philip Morris' Imports
• Law Firm Leaders: Adduci's Deanna Tanner Okun
• Trump Vows Openings By May, Blames WHO For Pandemic
• Furniture Importers Take $5.2M Hit To End Tariff Dodging Suit
• FCC Mulls How To Replace Huawei, ZTE Telecom Equipment
• GOP Sens. Look To Hold China Liable For COVID-19 Outbreak
• Thompson Hine Nabs Winston & Strawn Int'l Trade Atty In DC
• The Humanitarian Aid Allowed Under US Sanctions Regime
• DLA Piper Seeks Quick Exit From Car Dealer Malpractice Case
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• G-20 Calls For 'Proportionate' Regulation Of Stablecoins
• Feds Say COVID-19 No Reason To Free Chinese Developer
• 3 Takeaways From OPEC's Deal To Slash Oil Production
• SEC Accuses Ex-Goldman Exec Of $2.5M Ghana Bribe Plot
• Court Says Trader Must Share Oil Spill Info In Tax Refund Bid
• Ex-Alstom Exec Video-Sentenced To Time Served Over Bribes
• Reps Urge Trump To Delay USMCA's New Auto Rules
• E-Cig Cos. Must Pay 281% Bond On Imported Juul Pod Copies
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• Telescope Co. Must Keep Dealing With Rival After $50M Loss
• Treasury Dept. Formalizes North Korea Sanctions Authority
• Fed. Circ. Wades Into Pivot Question In Canon Toner IP Row
• Limits Of FCPA Jurisdiction Over Foreigners After Hoskins
• Law360's 2020 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• Trump's Steel Security Tariffs Were Lawful, Feds Argue
• ITC Clears Car Parts Cos. In Emissions Filter Patent Case
• GOP Sens. Urge 'Aggressive' CFIUS Review Of Chinese Funds
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• Fla. Health Workers Say China Is Hoarding Protective Supplies
• Fitbit Says Philips Is 'Free-Riding' On Patented Health Tech
• DOJ Asks FCC To Ban China Telecom, Citing National Security
• Antitrust Enforcers Lean Toward Flexibility Amid COVID-19
• Elephant Hunters Can't Speed Up Trophy Import Permits
• Cos. Seek Out Of Fraud Suit Over Chinese Pipe-Fitting Imports
• Real Estate Investment Co. Accused Of Misusing $3M
• Convicted Developer Wants Out Of COVID-19 'Death Sentence'
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• South Korea Co. Will Pay $2M Under DOJ Antitrust Deal
• ITC Judge Says Inequitable Conduct Dooms LilleBaby Patent
• Fed. Circ. Questions Commerce's Steel Duty Tie-Up Of 3 Cos.
• GM, Philips Getting $1.1B For Coronavirus Ventilators
• WTO Says COVID-19 Trade Dip May Be Biggest Since WWII
• Firms Say Atty Misconduct Dooms Malpractice Suit
• Coal Magnate Can't Escape Fraud Claims In $48M Award Fight
• Trump Fleshes Out Export Restrictions On Medical Equipment
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• ITC Won't Bar SK Hynix Imports In Essential Patent Case
• Commerce Says Chinese Refrigerant Importer Dodged Duties
• K&L Gates Nabs DOJ And Senate Judiciary Alum
• Trade Court Won't Hike Duties On Chinese Chlorine
• US Report Projects Historic Drop In Oil Production
• CIT Backs Duty On Aluminum Oven Handles From China
• Grassley, Neal Seek Tariff Info On Coronavirus Supply Imports
• Conducting Court Hearings Remotely: 12 Considerations
• Trump Unveils Deal With 3M To End Mask Production 'Saga'
• Helms-Burton Suit Against Airlines Paused For COVID-19
• Firm Cost-Cutting Has GCs Watchful But Not Worried — Yet
• CIT Remands Pipe Duty Dispute Over Misunderstanding
• New Import Rule For Natural Materials May Create Headaches
• $1M Settlement Shows FTC's Growing Focus On Origin Claims
• Commerce Secretary Urged To Veto Ore. LNG Project Denial
• Asserting RAND Defenses At The ITC: 3 Common Pitfalls
• Trump Formalizes 'Team Telecom' Reviews Of Foreign Deals
• International Orgs Rally To Preserve COVID-19 Supply Chain
• The Era Of Video Mediation Is Here — Or Is It?
• COVID-19 Highlights BigLaw Need For Emotional Intelligence
• Judge OKs $4.7M Atty Award, Citing Opponent's Legal Bill
• WTO Charts Lofty Tariffs On Essential COVID-19 Supplies
• The Pandemic's Early Effects On Foreign Trade, Investment
• Judicial Shaming Of Attys Is Troubling Even During Pandemic
• 3M Hits Back After Trump's Call To Stop Exporting N95 Masks
• UK Expands Exporter Insurance Over COVID-19 Outbreak
• US And China Bump Another Deadline In WTO Food Fight
• What It's Like To Join A Law Firm In The COVID-19 Era
• Don't Be Social Media Distancing: LinkedIn Tips For Lawyers
• Trump Admin Escapes States' Suit Over '2-For-1' Order
• Nintendo Hit With Game Controller Patent Suit At ITC
• 3 COVID-19 Changes IP Attys Want To Keep & 1 That Must Go
• US Uses Wartime Law To Get Ventilator Materials, Masks
• Remote Depositions: Coming To A Home Office Near You
• Ways Lawyers Can Support The Most Vulnerable Right Now
• Record UK Sanctions Fine Ushers In More Aggressive Era
• Latest UK Sanctions Breach Fine May Signal New Era
• 2nd Circ. Told DEA Testimony Dooms Iran Missile Dealing Trial
• DOJ Concerned Port Joint Venture May Skip Antitrust Review
• After Record Win, Mattress Cos. Seek Tariffs Against 7 Others
• Iranian Co. Loses Bid To Lift Sanctions Despite EU Precedent
• Commerce Hits Chinese Tile Cos. With Duties Up To 358%
• Confronting The Challenges Of Virtual Mediation