International Trade Archive » September, 2020

International Trade - September, 2020

203 articles

• Trump Eyes New Curbs For 'Critical Mineral' Imports
• Chiquita Escapes Part Of Terror-Funding MDL
• Black & Decker Faces Probe Over Metal Detector Imports
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Nukes And Int'l Travel
• Law360's The Term: The Impact Of Amy Coney Barrett
• Border Official Guards Communications On Global Entry Ban
• US Targets Syrian Intelligence Chief In Latest Sanctions
• GOP China Hawks Want Trump To Repair Ties With WTO
• FCC Inks Clearer Rules For Referring Deals To Team Telecom
• OFAC Rule Allows Sanctions Against Int'l Criminal Court
• Key Contractual Protections For Cos. In The PPE Space
• Commerce Cuts Steel Pipe Duty After Fed. Circ. Ruling
• What We Know About How Judicial Bias Can Influence Rulings
• Blueberry Imports Could Be Next On Trump's Tariff List
• ITC Details Rice, Rose Trade Outlook As Trump Mulls Duties
• US Aluminum Cos. Seek Probes Of Imports From 5 Countries
• FERC Says It Weighed Enviro Justice Impact Of LNG Projects
• ​​​​​​​Commerce Sets Duties On Chinese Coolants Blended In India
• Law Firm Social Responsibility Strategies In The New Normal
• TikTok Restrictions Likely Violate Sanctions Law, Judge Rules
• Linde Cuts $22M Deal To End FCA Suit Over Pipe Imports
• CIT Orders Commerce To Rethink Chinese Aluminum Duties
• What To Expect On Key Civil Procedure Issues From Barrett
• WTO Dispute Roundup: COVID-19 Disruptions Stir Angst
• Japanese Chipmaker Kioxia Calls Off Planned $3.2B IPO
• When ITC Domestic Industry Is 'Being Established'
• How Law Articles And A Viral Clip Got Barrett The Nomination
• DC Judge Blocks Trump's TikTok App Store Ban
• What Happens Now That Amy Coney Barrett Is The Nominee
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett: 7th Circ. Decisions To Know
• Among Democrats, A Growing Appetite To Alter High Court
• What A 6-Vote Majority Would Mean For The Supreme Court
• Judge Barrett Worth Nearly $2M, Disclosures Show
• A History Of Supreme Court Confirmations In 3 Charts
• Trump Chooses Amy Coney Barrett For Ginsburg's Seat
• Feds Ask To Move Ahead With Ban On New TikTok Downloads
• Dem Reps. Eye High Court Term Limits, Temporary Expansion
• BNY Mellon Accused Of Aiding Ex-BigLaw Atty In $4B Fraud
• 2nd Circ. OKs Toss Of Suit Over German SW Africa Atrocities
• A Likely Tipping Point For Nonlawyer Ownership Of Law Firms
• The Challenges Facing Trump's Drug Pricing Order
• Skechers, New Balance Beat Converse Chuck Taylor TM Case
• Commerce Tags 8 Countries With Early Duties On Steel Wire
• Trump Admin. Pushes To Erase Injunction Allowing WeChat
• LNG Shipper Sued After Exec Tied To Petrobras Bribery Probe
• Julius Baer To Pay $160M Over Missing East German Funds
• FDA OKs Import Of Some Prescription Drugs From Canada
• US, EU Crack Open Mollusk Trade With Equivalence Deal
• ITC Clears Intel, Computer Makers In Chip Patent Case
• New 'Buy American' Rules Bear Risks For Prime Contractors
• Trump Admin. Asks Trade Court To Pause China Tariff Cases
• DOJ Support Of SEP Injunctions Should Stabilize Licensing
• UK Plans To Hit Belarus With Sanctions Over Election
• Feds Face 'Extremely Short' Deadline To Argue TikTok Ban
• A Road Map For Drafting Persuasive Discovery Motions
• TikTok Seeks Quick Block Of Trump's Ban On App Downloads
• ITC Prevails In Court-Reporting Contract Bid Protest
• COVID-19 Lockdowns Fueled Steep Drop In Global Trade
• State Dept. Not Involving Feds In Forming Cyberspace Bureau
• How Congress Can Depoliticize The Supreme Court
• Tesla Joins Tsunami Of Suits Against Trump's China Tariffs
• Feds Say Oil Trader's 'Token Of Appreciation' Was A Bribe
• Trump's New Cuba Sanctions Target Rum, Cigars And Hotels
• The Case For A Nonpolitical Federal Judiciary
• House OKs Bill Barring Chinese Imports Over Forced Labor
• Fla. Asphalt Co. To Pay $16.6M Over South American Bribes
• ITC Will Review Allergan's Win In Botox Trade Secrets Case
• More Than 3,300 Importers Energized To Erase China Tariffs
• A Close Look At CFIUS' New Critical Tech Reporting Rule
• Trump's Drug Pricing Order Is More Bark Than Bite
• Infringing Luxury Vinyl Tile Imports Blocked From US
• Maduro Fights For Recognition In Appeal Of $1B Gold Battle
• The Keys To A Better Privilege Logging Paradigm
• UK Gives Banks 15-Month Brexit Respite Amid Calls For More
• Justice Ginsburg: Who She Was, How She Shaped The Law
• Law360's The Term: The Life And Legacy Of Justice Ginsburg
• Budding Textualist Star Barbara Lagoa Eyed For High Court
• McConnell Defends Election-Year Plan To Replace Ginsburg
• House Passes Bill Allowing FDA To Seize Counterfeits
• DC Circ. Asked To Examine Approval Of $45B LNG Project
• 3 Lingering Questions About Oracle's Deal With TikTok
• TikTok Files New Suit Over Trump's Ban On App Downloads
• Trump Restores Iran Sanctions Lifted Under Nuclear Deal
• Feds Tell 1st Circ. Poor Defense Shouldn't Undo FCPA Verdict
• Ex-Alstom Exec Can't Skirt Prison Over Virus Risk, Feds Say
• WTO Will Examine Developing Country Rules
• White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement
• What Shifting FCPA Enforcement Means For Financial Cos.
• EU Gives 18-Month Buffer To Cut UK Clearinghouse Exposure
• Birthdays, Weddings And In Between: RBG And Her Clerks
• Our 'North Star': What RBG Means To Women In Law
• Will The Senate Replace Ginsburg Before Election Day?
• 5 To Watch As GOP Races To Fill Ginsburg's Seat
• RBG's Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights To Civil Procedure
• WeChat Users Win Bid To Prevent Shutoff By Trump Admin.
• Oracle Takes Minority Stake In TikTok After CFIUS Scrutiny
• House Forwards Bill On Counterfeit Medical Devices
• Mexico Meat Co. To Pay $60K For Flouting Cattle Futures Bar
• In Her Own Words: 4 Of Ginsburg's Strongest Bench Dissents
• With The Passing Of Ginsburg, The Left Loses An Icon
• Feds Say 2nd Circ. Ruling Bolsters Halkbank Sanctions Case
• Justice Ginsburg, 87, Dies Of Cancer Complications
• Senate Democrats Propose Economy-Focused China Strategy
• Law Firm Hiring Considerations In A COVID-19 Economy
• Fashion Industry Adaptations Amid Trade War, Pandemic
• Race To Lead WTO Down To 5 Candidates
• Brexit Prompts Brussels Boutique To Launch London Office
• Lone Star Laterals: Alston & Bird Launches Fort Worth Office
• US Blocks New TikTok, WeChat Downloads
• Feds Seek Over $330M In New 1MDB Forfeiture Actions
• WeChat Limits Driven By Trump's China Animus, Judge Told
• Contracting Group Wants Feds To Clarify Huawei Ban
• Self-Disclosure Trends In FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy
• Lawyers Must Act To Preserve Democracy This Election
• Importers Mobilize To Sink Trump's Tariffs On Chinese Goods
• Pressure On UK Gov't Builds Over Brexit Treaty Breach
• Russian Oil Giant Loses Challenge To EU Crimea Sanctions
• Judge Rips Prosecutors' Conduct In Iran Sanctions Case
• Calif. Co. Accuses Canadian Rival Of Infringing Solar Cell Tech
• CFIUS Finalizes Critical Technology Reporting Rule
• Bill Curtailing NPE Suits At ITC Could Restructure Licensing
• Commerce Mulls Turkish Steel Wire Duties In Subsidies Row
• Feds Can't Stop Turkish Steel Duty Refunds Despite Appeal
• Hong Kong Demands US Drop Chinese-Origin Marking Rules
• ZTO Launches $1.6B HK Listing As US Considers Crackdown
• New FCPA Guide Signals Laxer Successor Liability Approach
• How To Effectively Defend Witnesses In Remote Depositions
• GAO Blasts Commerce's Steel, Aluminum Exclusion Process
• Attys Square Off Over Proposed Duty Enforcement Revamp
• US Push For Iran Sanctions Heightens Trade Uncertainty
• Carnival Can't Slip Suit Over Use Of Confiscated Cuban Dock
• Whether And How To Compel Remote Arbitration
• US Drops Aluminum Tariffs, Preempts Canada's Ire
• WTO Finds Trump's China Tariffs Flouted Global Trade Rules
• Commerce Crystallizes Anti-Dumping Rates On Chinese Glass
• Importer Sues To End Trump's 'Unlimited Trade War'
• Trump's Latest Drug Pricing Executive Order Draws Doubts
• The Unique Challenges Of Protecting A Law Firm Brand
• Ships Must Prepare For Enviro Enforcement Despite COVID-19
• ITC Says US Methionine Biz Likely Hurting From Imports
• US Blocks Some Chinese Goods Over Forced Labor Concerns
• TikTok Spurns Microsoft, In Talks With Oracle Instead
• Biden Win Would Shift, Not Shatter, Trump China Policy
• Commerce Sets New Monitoring Rules For Steel Importers
• Fed. Circ. Extends Pandemic-Related Closure Through Oct. 19
• ITC Initially Finds Chinese Chassis Imports Hurting US Cos.
• Auction Design Could Streamline TikTok's US Asset Sale
• Commerce Regs Didn't Infringe FedEx's Rights, Judge Says
• Iowa Sens. Want Steel Duties Lifted To Aid Storm Relief
• Brexit Trade Deal In Balance As UK Faces EU Ultimatum
• GSA Says Huawei Ban Waivers Are A 'Last Resort'
• Biz Groups Ask Brazil For Assurance On Data Transfer Rules
• Treasury Sanctions 4 Linked To Russian Election Interference
• Halkbank Can't Pause Iran Sanctions Case Over Recusal Bid
• Arch Follows Other Insurers Moving Biz Out Of UK Pre-Brexit
• Takeaways From DOJ Civil Division's Inability-To-Pay Memo
• Irish PM Warns UK Treaty Breach Threatens Brexit Trade Deal
• Eni Can't Undo $371M Arbitration Award, Del. Justices Told
• GoPro Takes New Action Over Camera Protector Tariffs
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $583K To End Ukraine Sanctions Probe
• Stephenson Harwood Snags Commodities Partner In London
• Biden Pledges A 'Made In America' Tax Policy
• ITC Ruling Is Groundbreaking For IPRs In Investigations
• Insurance Sector Should Expect More Focus From CFIUS
• Trump Adds 20 Names To Supreme Court List
• What To Know When Making Dispositive Motions In Arbitration
• Tribe Says Ore. LNG Project Review Falls Short
• Commerce Adds New Deadline For Duty Rule Rebuttals
• Swiss Pact Doesn't Protect Data Sent To US, Regulator Says
• Ex-Alstom Exec Seeks Early Release Over COVID-19 Concerns
• ITC May Be Willing To Wait On PTAB, If The Timing Is Right
• 4 Ways Amicus Briefs Can Support An Overall Legal Strategy
• Dombrovskis Named New EU Trade Commissioner
• FCC Says Carriers Need Up To $1.8B To Replace Chinese Tech
• US Blacklists Maduro Allies For Allegedly Rigging Elections
• Attys Want More Time To Parse Trade Remedy Rule Changes
• Insurers Fight To Bulk Up Defense In £35M ABN Amro Case
• Deciding Whether Co-Mediation Is Right For Your Case
• FERC Says Gas Exports Enough To Justify $2.1B Pipeline
• Trump's Chinese Tech Crackdown Goes Far Beyond Carriers
• Holland & Knight Nabs Ex-Senate Counsel For Trade Group
• Fed. Circ. Leaves Chinese Solar Cell Duties Untouched
• Commerce Sets More Tariffs Against Chinese Chemical Cos.
• How New Penalties Transparency May Help CFTC Defendants
• Senators Want New Russia Sanctions Over Election Meddling
• Power Supplies Co. Can't Get Early Relief In Customs Fight
• Black Law Firm Leaders On Improving Diversity In BigLaw
• Ariz. Law Firm Ownership Rule Change Is A Win For Clients
• US Sanctions International Prosecutor Over War Crimes Probe
• Feds Recover $60M In 1MDB Funds From Hollywood Producer
• House To Probe Pandemic Deals Brokered By Trade Adviser
• Texas LNG Plant Fight Remains Ripe, 5th Circ. Hears
• How To Write A Better Comment Letter On Agency Proposals
• CMS Hires Insurance Partner From Kennedys
• SEC Pays $2.5M Whistleblower Award To Wall Street Analysts
• Feds Say Halkbank's Immunity Claim Is Bogus
• US Mobilizes To Tackle Surge Of Perishable Food Imports
• Chinese Medical Equipment Spared From Duties Until 2021
• Norwegian Cruise Must Face Cuban Dock Suit
• Feds Warn Of North Korea's Deceptive Weapons Procurement
• Panel Formed To Hear WTO Cases Against Indian Tech Duties
• The Problem With Collectability In Legal Malpractice Cases
• How Chinese Telecom Ban Should Affect Prototype 'Other Transactions'