International Trade Archive » October, 2020

International Trade - October, 2020

217 articles

• TikTok Influencers Win Block On Trump's App Ban
• Feds Ask For Iranian Missile Forfeit Alongside New Sanctions
• Trump's F-35 Deal Sparks 3rd Bill Limiting Weapons Sales
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Weapons, 5G, Virus Treatments
• Wyden Leans On Trump To Enforce N. American Trade Deal
• Book Review: Did The High Court Cause Mass Incarceration?
• Decoupling From China: Part 3 — Oversight And The Election
• CIT Has More Questions In Indian Steel Duty Review
• EU Warns UK To Pull Investment Treaties Or Face Action
• Starks Says Carriers Must Consider Open 5G Equipment
• Senator Asks Mnuchin for Sanctions on Russian Officers
• Dems Plan Close Scrutiny Of Proposed $10B UAE F-35 Sale
• Legal Chiefs See Compliance Warning In Goldman FCPA Case
• Commerce To Probe 4 Countries Over Paper Imports
• Decoupling From China: Part 2 — Security Requirements
• US Cos. Seek Probes Of Yarn Imports From 4 Countries
• Key Carbon Market Developments From 2020: Part 2
• Persuasion Skills Attys Can Learn From Political Speeches
• 7 Countries Hit With Mattress Duties As High As 989.9%
• Maine's Top Court Backs City's Oil Export Ban
• 5 Cost-Saving Tips For Corporate IP Counsel Amid COVID-19
• Ex-Nuke Exec Gets 4 Years In Russia-Linked FCPA Case
• WTO Chief Selection Stalls As US Blocks Front-Runner
• Decoupling From China: Part 1 — Legislation And Funding
• EU To Boost Trade Sanctions Given Possible Digital Tax Spat
• Commerce Finds No Violation Of US-Mexico Sugar Deal
• DHS Failed To Properly Staff Forced Labor Division, GAO Says
• Reflections On My 1st Judicial Election Amid Racial Tensions
• Key Carbon Market Developments From 2020: Part 1
• Commerce Tags China, Others With New Export Curbs
• ITC Probe Halts Fake Eyelash Patent Fight In NJ
• Beam Suntory To Pay $19.6M To End Foreign Bribery Probe
• Judge Reyna Calls For Hope During Uncertain Times
• Immigrants Can Use Loans For Investor Visas, DC Circ. Says
• Weighing Litigation Vs. Arbitration Amid Court Disruptions
• WTO Greenlights EU Duties On $4B In US Goods
• Commerce Hits Chinese Walk-Behind Mowers With Duties
• 9th Circ. Won't Lift Block On White House's WeChat Ban
• ​​​​​​​9th Circ. Unswayed By Arms Dealers' Blacklist Claims
• Halkbank Gets 2-Month Trial Delay In Iran Sanctions Case
• South Korean Firm Sues Commerce Over Wind Tower Duties
• Leveraging Amended Patent Law To Protect Design In China
• Chinese Cos. Drop Immunity Appeal In CRT Price-Fixing Suits
• ​​​​​​​German Car Cos. Escape 'No Arms Race' Conspiracy MDL
• ITC Launches Fake Eyelash, Computer Gear, OLED Probes
• How Attys Can Guard Against Rising Settle-And-Sue Claims
• Canadian Tax Ruling Signals Cross-Border Structure Security
• Judge Won't Undo Order Blocking WeChat App Store Ban
• Ethereum Developer Wants N. Korea Sanctions Charge Tossed
• Goldman Sidesteps Monitor In 1MDB Deal, Raising Eyebrows
• Trump Moves To Clear Sudan Of Terrorism Designation
• WTO Reform Unlikely To Take Back Seat If Biden Is Elected
• MVP: Winston & Strawn's Cari Stinebower
• Southern Seafood Cos. Challenge Trump On Farm Subsidies
• Law Firm Tips For Attracting, Retaining Attys During Pandemic
• Biden And Trump Tussle On Immigration, National Security
• Trump Gives Agencies More Power To Hire, Fire Fed. Workers
• Meet The Attys Guiding Goldman's $2.9B 1MDB Plea Deal
• Finding A Path Forward To Regulate The Legal Industry
• Foreign Cos. Should Consider Risks Of OFAC Iran Sanctions
• MVP: Wiley's Robert DeFrancesco
• Lawyering While Parenting: A Day In A Dad's Pandemic Life
• Nonprofits Tell Justices Nestle, Cargill Liable For Child Slavery
• Goldman To Pay $2.9B After Admitting Role In 1MDB Fraud
• Trump Taps Ex-Winston & Strawn Partner For 7th Circ.
• Atty Rips Feds' 'Unbridled Attempt' To Steer China Tariff Suits
• Senate Democrats Propose New Limits On F-35 Sales
• Lawyering While Parenting: A Day In A Mom's Pandemic Life
• DOJ Seeks To Oppose Chinese CRT Cos.' Immunity Bid
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 3
• MVP: Sidley's Eric Solovy
• UK Lords Censure Gov't Over Internal Market Bill
• ITC Scraps Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Glassware
• Steel Exporter Wants Trump Tariffs Included In Dumping Rate
• Berkshire Hathaway Fined $4M Over Subsidiary's Iran Sales
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 2
• US, Brazil Strike Small-Scale Deal To Smooth Trade Flows
• MVP: Barnes & Thornburg's Christine Sohar Henter
• 5 Cost-Cutting Strategies For Corporate Legal Departments
• Trump Tells DC Circ. TikTok Ruling Undermines His Authority
• WTO Holds Off On Waiving IP For COVID-19 Vaccines
• EU Presses UK To Move On Irish Border VAT, Customs Checks
• China Readies Plastic Duties Against American Importers
• Preparing The Next Generation Of Female Trial Lawyers
• Mentorship Is Key To Fixing Drop-Off Of Women In Law
• Wearing Natural Hair In BigLaw
• Female Attorneys Gain Ground In Battle For Clerkships​
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• What BigLaw Can Do To Actually Retain Female Attorneys
• Tribes Denied In Bid To Block Keystone Pipeline Construction
• TozziniFreire In Sao Paulo Picks Up Tax And Trade Pro
• Trade Court Says Asian Steel Import Duties Are Unlawful
• On-Site 3rd Party Audits Remain Critical For FCPA Compliance
• Trump Admin. Hit With Another Suit Over Vaccine Contracts
• EU Sets Out Magnitsky Act Sanctioning Human Rights Abuses
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 1
• MVP: Arnold & Porter's J. David Park
• 5 Ways Firms Can Avoid Female Atty Exodus During Pandemic
• In Their Own Words: Being A Woman In BigLaw
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• Glass Ceiling Report: How Does Your Firm Measure Up?
• Fed. Circ. Slams Commerce's Outdated Subsidy Analysis
• FCC Asks For National Security Review Of 2 Telecoms
• Trade Court Backs Revised South Korean Steel Pipe Tariffs
• Iranian CEO Gets 23 Months For Sanctions Violations
• A 1st Look At New EU Screening Of Foreign Direct Investment
• A Policyholder's Guide To Trade Credit Insurance
• Puerto Rican Bank Seeks Early Win In PDVSA Loan Suit
• Navy Contractor Says Rival Can't Use Info From Prior Suit
• WeChat Judge Skeptical Of Feds' Bid To Quickly Shutter App
• Electrolux Reaches $6.9M Settlement Over FIFRA Allegations
• Trade Court Again Blocks Tariff Expansion On Solar Panels
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds 3 International Arbitration Partners
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Co. Can Slip Charge It Stole DuPont IP
• SEP Users Should Jettison Antitrust For Patent, Contract Law
• Trump Admin. Sued For Withholding Virus Vaccine Contracts
• White House Targets Rivals In New Plan For Critical Tech
• EU Gov't Heads Rule Out Brexit Trade Deal This Week
• Trump Admin Tells 9th Circ. WeChat Limits Don't Curb Speech
• FCC, USAID Teaming Up To Promote 5G Security Abroad
• FWS Can't Save Texas LNG Project Review, 5th Circ. Told
• Soup Co. Says Contractor Broke Deal, Spilled Trade Secrets
• Commerce Hits Indian Steel Imports With Duties Up To 300%
• Brazilian Investment Co. Hit With $256M Fine For Bribery
• DC Circ. Expedites Trump's TikTok App Store Ban Appeal
• How COVID-19 May Rattle Companies' Supply Chains
• Global In-House Attys Work On Being The Same, But Different
• Lawyers Must Fight Voter Suppression This Election Season
• Venezuelans Get Sentences Reduced In $60M Bribery Scheme
• Trump Wants E-Commerce Cos. Liable For Counterfeit Sales
• Econ Chiefs Urge Ransomware Victims To Report Payoffs
• CIT Says Chinese Bearing Duties Apply To Farm Plow Parts
• COVID-19 Product Distributor Says Vendors Sold Faulty Masks
• WeChat Users Tell 9th Circ. Trump Can't Lift Block On App Ban
• Judge Mulls Next Steps After Nixing NY Global Entry Ban
• Why Online Mediation May Be Here To Stay
• EU Can Proceed With Tariffs On $4B Worth Of US Goods
• EU Insurers Told To Prepare For End Of Brexit Transition
• Trump Wants To Expand, Hike Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• Ikea Says It Already Beat UC Regents' LED IP Claims In ITC
• US Sanctions 18 Iranian Banks, Raising Humanitarian Alarm
• CIT Judge Orders Commerce To Justify Chlorine Duties Again
• Commerce Sets Duties In Nearly $2B Aluminum Trade Probe
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Moderna Promises & Ed Sheeran
• Commerce Relaxes Import Cap On Brazilian Steel Products
• UK Ban On Chinese Batteries Upheld In Trade Secrets Row
• Crowell Adds ITC-Focused Patent Partner From Kilpatrick
• Clients Have The Power To Promote Wellness At Law Firms
• IPRs Can Play Important Role In ITC Defense Strategy
• Navigating International Contracts In NY During A Pandemic
• Senate Bill Would Sanction Foreign COVID-19 IP Hackers
• Del. Judge Won't Invalidate 'Smile Designer' Patents
• Moderna Won't Enforce COVID-19 Patents During Pandemic
• Coal Export Facility Tells 9th Circ. Permit Suit Must Proceed
• Nat'l Security Group Says Huawei Ban Relief Too Limited
• DOJ Takes Fight Over TikTok App Store Ban To DC Circ.
• Commerce Ordered To Explain Treating Family's Cos. As One
• Appellate Courts Should Welcome Well-Crafted Amicus Briefs
• 4 Compliance Tips Amid Increased Ransomware Scrutiny
• EU Backs Ireland In Opposing UK Breach Of Brexit Deal
• WTO To Make History With First Female Director-General
• Danish Court OKs Shoe Co.'s Transfer Pricing Method, Docs
• DC Circ. Won't Throw Out FERC's OK Of Ore. Pipeline
• NJ Woman Gets Prison For Smuggling Aircraft Parts To Iran
• 3rd Circ. Finds Virgin Islands Import Tax Unconstitutional
• Trump Admin. Says First Amendment Is Moot In WeChat Case
• 'Less Than Ideal' Boeing Office Not Enough For Race Bias Suit
• FWS Says Ocelot Risk Weighed Before Texas LNG Approval
• Steel Co. Says Steptoe & Johnson Cost It $6M In Duty Refunds
• Heathrow Urges Top UK Court To OK Runway Expansion Plan
• EU Parliament Approves New Trade Commissioner
• PDVSA Says US Sanctions Bar £29M Loan Repayment
• Commerce Expands Export License Human Rights Criteria
• US Will Cut Russian Uranium Imports 17% Over Next 20 Years
• WTO Offers Cautious Optimism On COVID-19 Trade Recovery
• Watchdog Group Calls For Trump Trade Adviser To Be Fired
• What Hiring Law Firms Should Consider Instead Of Grades
• 5 Firms Eye Lead In Investors' $4B Airbus Corruption Suit
• Iranian Bank Loses Bid For €121M Damages For EU Sanctions
• 8th Circ. Bars Citizenship For Terrorist-Tied Group's Ex-CEO
• Print Co. Accuses Furniture Maker Of Infringing Wood Design
• Dems' Int'l Tax Policy Comes With Unintended Consequences
• Trump Should Revisit Flawed Plan To Lower Drug Prices
• House Reps. Propose Giving Israel Input In US Arms Sales
• Judging A Book: Schroeder Reviews 'Collegiality'
• Justices Call On Solicitor General In Wash. Coal Permit Fight
• EU Parliament Set To Approve Commission Reshuffle
• Maduro Wins Another Shot In $1.1B Venezuelan Gold Lawsuit
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Wells Fargo Sued For Blocking Wire From Alleged PDVSA Unit
• House Homeland Chair Calls For Reform Of DHS Oversight
• CBP Risking $751M By Not Verifying Imports, Watchdog Finds
• How Rookies Should Prep For A Unique Supreme Court Term
• What One Scrapped Opinion Might Say About Judge Barrett
• US Trade Probe To Target Vietnam's Currency, Timber Policies
• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: The Biggest Cases To Watch
• Oil Trader's Atty Says No Plea Talks Yet In Ecuador Bribe Rap
• Commerce Puts Tighter Export Controls On New Technologies
• Trade Court Rejects Commerce's Korean Steel Dumping Duty
• WeChat Users Say Trump Unfairly Scrapped US App Version
• Overcoming The Pandemic's Hurdles To Pro Bono Work
• EU Sanctions Belarus Officials Linked To Presidential Election
• GOP Vows Virus Infections Won't Slow Barrett Confirmation
• Trump Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Halkbank Not Immune In Iran Sanctions Case
• Travel Co. To Pay $5.8M To End Claims Of Cuba Transactions
• Paying Cyber Ransoms Can Breach Sanctions, Treasury Says
• Manufacturers Group Claims Treasury Excise Tax Rule Invalid
• Israel Says Data Transfers To US Can't Rely On Privacy Shield
• Law Profs Sue Over Trump's Int'l Criminal Court Sanctions
• ​​​​​​​Commerce Sets Early Duties On Plastic From South Korea
• Billions In Military Aircraft Sales To Swiss May Benefit US Cos.
• Importers Call For CIT Panel To Handle China Tariff Challenge
• Time To Fix Human Rights Abuses In US Gov't Supply Chains
• Ocado Accused Of Infringing Automated Inventory Patents
• Best Practices For Presenting Exhibits In A Remote Deposition
• EU Starts Legal Action Against UK Over Brexit Treaty Breach