International Trade Archive » June, 2020

International Trade - June, 2020

201 articles

• Top US Trade Official Who Led China Talks To Rejoin Skadden
• What You Need To Know As NAFTA 2.0 Takes Effect
• Halkbank Case May Be A Slog In The COVID-19 Age
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Will US Oil Cos. Follow OPEC's Lead On Production Cuts?
• Del Monte Seeks $16.4M Contempt Fine Against Pineapple Co.
• Huawei, ZTE Officially National Security Threats, FCC Says
• US Sanctions Reason To Stall £30M Loan Interest, Court Says
• US Cos. Seek New Duties On Silicon Metal From 4 Countries
• U.S. Bars Defense, High-Tech Exports To Hong Kong
• DOL Firms Up Trade Deal Wage Rules For Automakers
• Fed. Circ. Allows Courthouse Access On Case-By-Case Basis
• High Court Won't Hear Claim That McDonnell Applies To FCPA
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Legal Battles Resume Post-Lockdown
• Strategic Considerations For The Escalating SEP Battles
• Sierra Club Asks Justices To Leave Water Permit Ban In Place
• 11th Circ. Finds Feds Adequately Proved Cuban Export Breach
• Justices Won't Touch Ford Van Tariff Hike Case
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Investors Can Grill HSBC On 2018 Forex Deal, Judge Says
• Carnival Can't Halt Cuban Dock Fight For 11th Circ. Appeal
• Qualcomm Wants Investor Suit Over Broadcom Deal Nixed
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• US Farmers Lash Out Against New Chinese COVID-19 Measure
• What Hong Kong Policy Shift Means For US Finance Cos.
• Ex-BigLaw Atty, Others Want Out Of $4B OneCoin Fraud Suit
• Qatar Blasts Saudi Claims It Leaked WTO Ruling In IP Case
• USMCA's Labor Dispute Tool Raises Hurdles For Mexican Cos.
• DOL Targets Wage Violations At Warehouses Near Border
• Facing Litigation, Commerce Will Rethink Tariff Waiver Denials
• Trade Court Keeps Revised Mexican Sugar Trade Deals Intact
• FBI Probe Can't Freeze SEC's $35M Fraud Suit, Judge Says
• Employers More Likely To Fight Visa Denials Amid Pandemic
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Senate Backs New Sanctions Over China's Hong Kong Policy
• With Whiskey Hurting, US Floats New Duties On EU Vodka
• Novartis Units Pay $346M Over US Bribery Claims
• ECJ Upholds Sanctions On Russian Banks Over Ukraine
• J&J Surgical Rip-Offs Lead To Seizure, FDA Criminal Probe
• Consider The Lobster Tariffs: Trump Picks New China Fight
• GAO Demurs On Considering Army Subcontractor Protest
• BigLaw Attorney Hoping To End WTO's 'Unprecedented Crisis'
• Fed. Circ. Finds Commerce Butchered Chinese Solar Cell Duty
• The Research Compliance Landscape Is Evolving Quickly
• Trump's Broader Visa Suspension Won't Help US Unemployed
• What New Syria Sanctions Mean For US Companies
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• 18 States Join Corps In Seeking Water Permit Revival
• S. Korean Trade Minister Throws Hat Into Ring To Head WTO
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• Venezuelan Opposition Hits Back In $1B BoE Gold Suit
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• Ban On Work Visas Could Draw International Blowback
• FERC Accused Of Ignoring Harms From Alaska LNG Project
• Nix Fed's Remaining Cap-And-Trade Suit Claims, Calif. Says
• US Will Push Ahead With Stiff Duties On Chinese Staples
• Norwegian Cruise Line Can't Get Quick 11th Circ. Appeal
• Russian Telecom Didn't Aid DOJ Bribery Probe, Investors Say
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• What Ebola Crisis Can Teach Us About COVID-19 Compliance
• Koch Uses Trademark Law To Accuse Rival Of Tariff-Dodging
• WTO Says Virus Trade Decline Not As Bad As Predicted
• Huawei, ZTE Curbing Telecom Innovation, Think Tank Says
• Trade Court Sustains Dumping Duties On Chinese Steel Rods
• Ex-ADI Employee Sees Anti-Chinese Bias In IP Theft Charges
• Robbins Geller Takes Reins From Labaton In Apple Suit
• Sanctions Order May Accelerate Decline In US-ICC Relations
• Novartis Seeks To Block Imports Of German-Made Eye Shots
• FCC Halts Chinese Radio Broadcast For 'Deficient' Application
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Justices Skip Retroactive IPRs, Doctrine Of Equivalents
• High Court Won't Review Comcast's Program Guide IP Loss
• Maduro Runs Venezuela, Central Bank Says In $1B Gold Suit
• High Court Won't Touch Trump's Security Tariffs
• UN Tax Panel To Confront Digital, Virus Challenges At Meeting
• China Says It Fixed US Issues With Farm Subsidies
• S. Korea Escalates WTO Brawl Over Japanese Export Block
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Banks Cash In On PPE, But Risks Could Haunt Them
• Canada Makes Formal Push For Duties On US Goods At WTO
• MPs Float Flexible Trade Deal To Break Brexit Deadlock
• ECJ Supply Decision Could Spell Higher VAT For Polish Co.
• Italian Exec Gets 2 Years For Breaking Russia Sanctions
• Senators Target Theft Of Universities' IP From China, Others
• Trade Court Orders Closer Look At Duties On Indian Flanges
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• Chinese Co. Charged With Selling Defective Respirator Masks
• EU To Proceed With Digital Tax If US Exit Derails OECD Talks
• State Dept. OKs $862M Canadian Jet Fighter Upgrade Deal
• US Withdraws From Global Digital Tax Talks, Officials Say
• 'Team Telecom' Tells FCC To Stop Hong Kong Undersea Cable
• Lighthizer Says China Likely To Meet Trade Deal Benchmarks
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Chinese Lawn Mower Engines
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• EU Floats Options For Curbing Distortion From Foreign Grants
• US Hits Syrian Gov't With Sanctions To Force Peace Talks
• Trump Has No Power To Rescind Fishing Ban, Greens Say
• USTR Plans To Hold Mexico's Feet To Fire Under Trade Deal
• Judge Probing SocGen's Scandal-Linked $2.5B Tax Credit
• CIT Questions Reach Of Trump's Security Tariff Power
• The Compliance Risks Facing Companies That Use Chat Apps
• Emerging Markets Companies Face Increased US Scrutiny
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• WTO Shoots Down Saudi Arabia's Security Defense In IP Fight
• Army Corps Asks High Court To Undo Water Permit Ban
• Suit Says Turbine Co. Owes $291M For Seized Cuban Port Use
• Lender Says US Sanctions No Excuse For Not Repaying Loan
• High Court Skips Challenge Over Doctrine Of Equivalents
• US Softens Huawei Ban For 5G Cellular Network Development
• CIT Approves Solar Panel Cos.' Lowered Dumping Duties
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Dumping Duties On Chinese Solar Cells
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• A Setback For ITC's Goal Of Adjudicating Design-Arounds
• Carnival Says Heir Can't Bring Claim Over Cuban Port
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• Pelosi Taps Two Experts For Mexican Labor Watchdog Panel
• Developing World Eyeing Digital Tax For Revenue Gap
• USTR Gives Acting Agriculture Assistant Permanent Status
• Trade Commission Probes Effects Of WTO, Trade Deals
• BEA Data Collection Challenges Amid Pandemic Closures
• New Trade Bar Chief Aims For Unity In Trump Era
• UK Confirms It Will Not Seek Extension To Brexit Transition
• House Rep. Puts China On Notice With Accountability Act
• Chinese Telescope Execs Fight Contempt Bid After $50M Loss
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Virus, 'Tiger King' Point To Need For Wildlife Trafficking Law
• US Could Better Effect WHO Reform From Within
• A Rare Chance To Shape Arms Regulation Compliance Relief
• Paper Co. Challenges US, Mexico Interpretations Of NAFTA
• Trump Moves To Sanction Int'l Criminal Court Officials
• Groups Say US Must Push Mexico To Protect Porpoise
• Commerce Probing Whether China Is Evading Plywood Duties
• China Turns Attention To US Power Grid Policy At WTO
• FCC Pushed To Cut Off Telecoms Despite China Pressure
• SDNY Judge Probes Prosecutor Conduct In Sanctions Case
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Tech, Media Cos. Must Watch DOJ's China Initiative
• Ex-Venezuela Oil Minister Ducks $1.4B Bribery Judgment
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• WTO Appeals Panel Backs Australia Tobacco Packaging Rules
• Commerce Tags Chinese Wood Molding Imports With Duties
• ITC Shatters Hopes For Duties On Chinese Glassware
• King & Spalding Atty Among Latest Noms To Lead WTO
• Wash. Says Coal Permit Fight Would Waste High Court's Time
• EU Trade Chief Signals New Tariffs In Aircraft Dispute
• Feds Drop Post-Conviction Case Against Iranian Businessman
• Commerce Retracts Anti-Dumping Duty On German Steel Kegs
• World Bank Predicts 5.2% Virus-Related Economic Decline
• Tech Giants Warn Trump On Security Controls Backfiring
• Mexico Nominates Top Trade Official To Take WTO's Reins
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• How To Prep For Investor-State Disputes Related To COVID-19
• Feds Say Chinese Co. Sold Defective Masks Amid Pandemic
• Business Group Angles To Revive WTO Appeals Panel
• Trade Court Orders US To Rethink Plastic Resin Dumping
• Crackdown On Chinese Cos. Could Be A Double-Edged Sword
• 2nd Circ. Tosses EPA Mercury Reporting Exemption
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Trump Lifts Obama's Fishing Restrictions In Marine Monument
• COVID-19 Mitigation May Trigger New Tech Export Restrictions
• Fed. Circ. Shut Down Friday Amid White House Protests
• Europe Accuses UK Of Straying From Brexit Promises
• Japanese Co.'s US Ties Can't Keep Navy Sailors' Suit Afloat
• Ousted Watchdog Says Top Aides Knew Of Pompeo Probes
• FCC Tells 5th Circ. It Can Restrict Subsidies To Huawei
• Ex-Pfizer Global Trade Counsel Joins StoneTurn As NY Partner
• Automakers Put New Trade Deal Rules Under Microscope
• Ex-Goldman Exec's 1MDB Trial Reset For 2021
• Dismissal Of Amazon Seizure Case May Limit Title III's Reach
• China Eases Foreign Flight Limits After US Threatens Ban
• How UK National Security Merger Reviews May Change Soon
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Wireless Group Calls For Huawei, ZTE Replacement Funding
• Apple Must Face Claims Over CEO's Comments To Analysts
• COVID-19 May Usher In Digital Taxes Despite US Tariff Threat
• US To Block Passenger Flights From Chinese Airlines
• Trump Admin Proposes Extending More China Tariff Waivers
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Foreign Shippers Sanctioned For Transporting Venezuelan Oil
• FERC's New Return On Equity Formulas Are Out Of Sync
• 4 Highlights As Senators Eye FDA Actions On COVID-19
• After $112M Loss, Control Co.'s Website Draws Contempt Fine
• Rovi Tells Justices To Ignore ITC Flip-Flop In Comcast IP Row
• Volvo, Jaguar Take Shippers To Court Over Cartel Damages
• Telescope Buyer Hits Celestron With $350M Antitrust Suit
• CIT Won't Yet Exempt Cos. From Nat'l Security Steel Duties
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• Battle Against Banks Over Fake Nikes Heads To 2nd Circ.
• Vanadium Imports Latest Target Of National Security Probe
• US Looking Into Tariffs Against India, EU Over Digital Taxes
• UK Plans Own Carbon Emissions Trading System After Brexit
• Sheppard Mullin Sanctioned In $47M Telescope Antitrust Fight
• FCC Commish Warns China Could Dominate Space Tech
• Mexican Co. Faces Higher Duty For Bent Rebar
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Compliance Tips For Development Bank COVID-19 Projects
• DOD Bars Contractors From Using Russian Energy At Bases
• Trade Court Won't Touch Dumping Duty On Chinese Bearings