International Trade Archive » May, 2020

International Trade - May, 2020

201 articles

• Ex-Judges Slam Flynn's Appeal In Dismissal Bid Fight
• Intel Chief Declassifies Transcripts Of Flynn's Russia Calls
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Remdesivir Access, Zoom TM Security
• Digital Taxes Face International Legal Gantlet
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Space And Google Deals
• Trade Court Finds US Customs Rightly Labeled Pants Fibers
• ITC Says US Industry May Be Harmed By Steel Wire Imports
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• Texas Justices Won't Rehear Dispute Over Tax-Free Zone
• How Anti-Terrorism Act Extension Affects Mainstream Cos.
• Trump Says He Will Peel Away Hong Kong's Trade Status
• Where We Are In The US Trade Secret Crackdown On China
• Keystone XL Ruling Paralyzes Infrastructure Permit Process
• Ex-USPTO Head, Retired Judge Back China Pharma IP Reform
• N. Korea's Secret Foreign Banks Laundered $2.5B, DOJ Says
• Hong Kong Policy Shift Could Usher In Trade Firestorm
• 9th Circ. Bars Pipelines From Water Permit During Appeal
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• New Trade Appeals Venue Won't Permanently Fix WTO Issues
• Aquaculture, Fishing Cos. Stand To Net Big Gains From Aid
• Green Groups Take $10B LNG Project Fight To DC Circ.
• Venezuelan Prez Question Made Priority In $1B Gold Dispute
• Dems Press Pompeo For Info On Russian Ventilator Purchase
• Failed Trade Negotiations Cast Shadow On Global Tax Talks
• Request To Extradite Huawei Exec Clears Key Benchmark
• Trade Court Keeps Solar Tariff Expansion Challenge Alive
• 3D-Printed Gun Firm Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Blueprint Deal
• CIT Affirms Higher Dumping Margins On Korean Transformers
• Hong Kong Not Autonomous From China, State Dept. Says
• Pandemic Elevates Cos.' Compliance Risks In Latin America
• Commerce Finalizes Duties Up To 122% On Chinese Staples
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• Citgo Sues Vendor For Role In Venezuelan Bribe Scheme
• Feds Tell High Court Nestle Can't Be Held Liable For Slavery
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Oakland's Coal Shipping Ban
• Feds Ask High Court To Keep National Security Tariffs In Place
• OECD Chief Warns Record Spending Needed To Fight Pandemic
• Feds Want Justices To Slam Brakes On Ford's Tariff Hike Suit
• ITC Asks Justices To Send Comcast IP Spat Back To Fed. Circ.
• What OFAC Means By A Risk-Based Approach To Compliance
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• EU Mulls Investor Dispute Process After Treaties Ruling
• EU Approves Dutch Plan To Bolster Trade Credit Insurance
• Lloyd's Wins Court Approval For Brexit Transfer Plan
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Tensions Rise As Commerce Blacklists Chinese Entities
• Commerce Wants Feedback On Derided Duty Exclusion Rules
• US Sets Dumping Duties Up To 293% On Steel Fitting Imports
• The Current Barriers To International Health Cooperation
• Justices Told Not To Hear Doctrine Of Equivalents Challenge
• Coronavirus Q&A: Skadden's National Security Head
• CFIUS Proposal May Disproportionately Hit Certain Countries
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• White House Outlines Plan To Make China Feel The Heat
• FERC Divide Sharpens Over Gas Project Approvals
• Conservation Group Seeks To Protect Endangered Dolphins
• A New Approach To OFAC's Rejected-Transactions Reporting
• A Primer On Foreign Judgment Enforcement In Canada
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• Chinese Tire Co. Says Commerce Erred On Duty Rate
• Green Groups Tell 9th Circ. Feds Flubbed Water Permit Policy
• Competing Venezuelan Gold Claims Slow €930M BoE Dispute
• Senate Passes Bill To Boot Chinese Cos. From US Exchanges
• US Floats Change To CFIUS Disclosures For Some Tech Deals
• Watchdog Probes Threatened In Face Of Firings
• Colombians In Chiquita Terror-Funding MDL Want Anonymity
• WTO Forecasts Virus-Fueled Plunge In Global Trade
• 5th Circ. Axes 'Fruitless' Appeal Of Chinese Drywall Settlement
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• What ITC Means By 'Nexus' In Domestic Industry Test
• COVID-19 Export Restrictions Threaten Global Food Supply
• Commerce Tags 4 Countries With Initial Duties On Steel Parts
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• US Rebukes Patent, Abortion Language In WHO Resolution
• Whirlpool Can't Revive Faegre Drinker Malpractice Suit
• Trade Court OKs Hyundai's Injunction Bid Over Transformers
• Hobby Lobby Sues Christie's Over Seized Gilgamesh Tablet
• DirecTV Goes Dark In Venezuela As AT&T Torn Over Sanctions
• Brazil Looks To Access $1.7T Worth Of Public Contracts
• Global Economic Recovery Calls For Trade Policy Overhaul
• Gov't, Amazon Programs Offer IP Protection During Pandemic
• CIT Clears Wirtgen Imports Over CBP's Patent Objections
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• Lessons From SEC's Bribery Claim Against Ex-Goldman Exec
• UK Reveals 'Global Tariff' Plan To Replace EU Duty Structure
• 'Godfather'-Quoting Judge Takes On Rom-Coms In CBP Ruling
• China Lagging On Vow To Boost Energy, Agriculture Imports
• CIT Says Treasury Can't Delay Refunds Of Excise Taxes
• Fewer Fed. Circ. Oral Arguments Diminish Judicial Process
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• Fed. Circ. Ends In-Person Oral Arguments Indefinitely
• Industry Warns National Water Permit Ruling Harms Economy
• EU Approves €903M Belgian Plan To Reinsure Trade Credit
• China Vows To Strike Back Against Trump's Huawei Squeeze
• 'Godfather' Quoting CIT Judge Doubts Process Server's Honor
• Will Skadden's $11M Ukraine Deal Alter Firms' Foreign Work?
• Trump Constructs Forced Labor Panel After Missing Deadline
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• EU Commission Adjusts Steel, Aluminum Import Monitoring
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Source Code Woes, Generic Antivirals
• Mattress Import Probes Continue With Bipartisan Support
• 3rd Round Of Brexit Trade Talks End In Stalemate
• US Aims To Muscle Huawei Out Of Global Chip Supply Chain
• ITC Ends LilleBaby Probe Into Baby Carriers
• Trump Weighs Bringing More F-35 Jet Production Stateside
• For One Software Co., Open 5G Is A Gateway To Competition
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• ITC Comcast Patent Ruling Shouldn't Be Overturned
• 4 Exceptions To Termination Of Intra-EU Investor Arbitration
• Corps Can't Immediately Halt National Water Permit Ruling
• Judge Says Farmers' Atty Holding Malpractice Case 'Hostage'
• Top EU Court Advised To Rule Against CBD Oil Import Bans
• Coronavirus Q&A: Arnold & Porter's Chair Of Health, Life Sci
• Mo. COVID-19 Suit May Not Bypass China's FSIA Protections
• WTO Continues To Wobble As Chief Plans Early Exit
• ITC To Probe Philip Morris Smoke-Free Cig Imports
• Officials Say China Backing Hacks On US Vaccine Research
• Trump Extends China-Focused Telecom Security Declaration
• USW Wants New Duties On Tires From 4 Asian Nations
• Ex-US Rep. Broke $50M Deal With Venezuela Oil Co., Suit Says
• Minimizing Damages In Gov't Procurement Antitrust Cases
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• Comparing Force Majeure In New York And Italy
• UK Lays Groundwork For Post-Brexit Japan Trade Deal
• Commerce Spurns Chinese Glass Importers With Final Duties
• Treasury Fights Insurers' Bid To Get Syrian Asset Info
• UK Gov't To Guarantee Trade Credit Insurance Amid Crisis
• 2 Dems Back Congressional Effort To Withdraw US From WTO
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• Power Equipment Security Order Adds Compliance Burdens
• Expect EPA Scrutiny Of COVID-19 Product Claims
• Nixing Treaties May Not Quell Intra-EU Arbitration
• Commerce Will Probe Evasion Of Duties On Chinese Steel
• Nationwide Water Permit Ban Limited To New Pipelines
• Cuban Dock Fights Cruise Lines' Bid For 11th Circ. Review
• CIT Turns Away Challenge To Chinese Refrigerant Duties
• Ex-Walmart Atty Alleges 'Witch Hunt' Over Mexico FCPA Work
• Amazon Beats Claim It Trafficked In Cuban Property
• Dems Scold WH For Missing Deadline On Forced Labor Panel
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• Virus Curbs More Hearings, Trials In Fed. Circ. And WDTX
• IP Battle Between US And China Remains On Ice At WTO
• Reps. Urge House To Support Open 5G Technologies
• Brazilian Meatpacker BRF Settles Shareholder Suit For $40M
• EU Signs Off On French Export Aid During Pandemic
• Comcast Gets PTAB To Invalidate TiVo Unit's TV Patent
• Latham, Matheson Steer Stenn's $200M Trade Loan Backing
• DOJ Launches Probe Into Raytheon's Payments In Middle East
• Chinese Developer Can't Cite Virus To Slip Prison For Bribery
• Sheppard Mullin Can Drop Client After $47M Antitrust Loss
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• Consumer Lender Earmarks $21.7M To Resolve FCPA Probe
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• Herbalife To Pay $123M To Settle China Bribery Claims
• Commerce To Probe 15 Countries Over Steel Wire Imports
• Ocean Coalition Denounces Trump Fishing Executive Order
• US, China Affirm Trade Deal As COVID-19 Tensions Rise
• US Frees 146 More Chinese Products From Tariffs
• ITC Finds Small Lawn Mower Motor Imports Likely Harming US
• GOP Senator Moves To Withdraw US From Global Trade Body
• Next Steps For Regulation Of The US Telecom Sector
• Don't Use Nationwide Permit For Pipelines, Groups Urge
• A Look At China's Version Of The US Defense Production Act
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• Understanding Foreign Franchisee/Licensee Corruption Risks
• DOJ Nabs 'Largest Ever' $49M Forfeiture In 1MDB Clawback
• Alexion Nears $25M Settlement With SEC To End FCPA Probe
• Mobile Cranes Subject To Latest Trade Security Probe
• US Presses EU To Withdraw Tariffs Over Boeing Tax Break
• DOD Sales Transport Charges Could Be Incorrect, GAO Finds
• Member States Sign Agreement To Terminate Intra-EU Treaties
• Fed. Circ. Won't Remand Caterpillar's Post-Arthrex PTAB Loss
• What's Changing At The Remote Fed. Circ.
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• CIT Says Figurine-Shaped Bottle Tops Aren't Duty-Free Toys
• King & Spalding Hire Reflects On Term As USTR Chief Of Staff
• 2nd Circ. Affirms 25-Year Term For Would-Be Iran Arms Dealer
• Auto Parts Maker Says Pandemic To Blame For Contract Break
• Parsing IP Indefiniteness Claims In ITC Investigations
• US, UK Launch Trade Talks Amid Global Uncertainty
• Bill Aims To Block China From US M&A During Coronavirus
• Citing Pandemic Woes, Cruise Cos. Urge Pause In Dock Suits
• Rep. Neal Calls For 90-Day Hold On Medical Product Duties
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• ITC Ends Broadcom IP Probe Into Toyota, Panasonic Imports
• WTO Says Virus Outbreak Exposes E-Commerce Barriers
• Policy Group Launches To Push Open 5G Technologies
• Horseshoe Co. Says Expanded Nat'l Security Tariffs Illegal
• Man Says Amazon Is Trying To Snuff Out Law In Charcoal Suit
• US To Probe Imported Power Transformers For Security Risks
• Mine Investors Seek $421.8M In Restitution From Och-Ziff
• 1st Circ. Frees Puerto Rican Agency From $150M Fees Suit
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• The Death Of The LSAT
• Fashion Orgs Turn To Congress For Virus Trade Relief
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Looming Trials, Jeff Dunham's Dummy
• DOJ Says Pair Tried To Help Iran Military Buy Oil Tanker
• An Update On CFIUS During The Pandemic
• Trump Moves To Shield US Power Grid From Foreign Reach
• Trade Court Tosses Challenge To Russian Steel Duties
• Schein Settles Pair Of Investor Suits Over Price-Fixing Claims