International Trade Archive » December, 2020

International Trade - December, 2020

144 articles

• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2020
• UK, EU Reach Post-Brexit Trade Deal At 11th Hour
• Trump's 'Most-Favored Nation' Rule On Drug Prices Blocked
• 2nd Circ. Denies Halkbank's Recusal Bid For SDNY Judge
• EU Tax Chief Opposes Further Delays In OECD Digital Tax
• DOE's China Order May Have Ripple Effects For Bulk Power
• Harrity & Harrity Launches Academy To Diversify Patent Law
• CFIUS Eyes A Laser Focus On Chinese Players In 2021
• A Law Firm's Guide To Producing A Podcast
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tainted Data Spoils Duty Calculation For Chinese Carbon
• Tech Whiz's Alleged Sanctions Violation Gets Judge's Scrutiny
• Trump Blacklists 3 More Nicaraguan Officials
• GAO Rejects Office Supplier's $21M Air Force Contract Protest
• GOP Lawmakers Slam 'Utterly Ineffective' China Export Rule
• How Corporate Transparency Act Could Benefit Finance Cos.
• 2020 Privacy Law Trends And How They Affect Compliance
• Revised China Patent Law Makes Litigation More Attractive
• 5 Important E-Discovery Trends And Developments In 2020
• US Names 100 Chinese, Russian Cos. As 'Military End Users'
• Jury Clears Drug Wholesaler Over Dubious Int'l Shipment
• Treasury Cracks Down On Cuban State-Owned Businesses
• Chiquita Wants Victims' Claims Tossed In Terror-Funding MDL
• Trade Court Knocks Wood Duties Back To Commerce
• Ex-US Rep. Tries To Scuttle Venezuela Oil Co.'s $15M Suit
• Australia Unveils 26-Count WTO Case Against China
• CIT Reiterates How Commerce Can Calculate Thai Steel Duties
• EC Solicits Candidates To Arbitrate Int'l Trade Disputes
• Exchange Act Amendments Would Bolster SEC Enforcement
• Top 5 Trade Rulings Of 2020: Year In Review
• Judges On Race: The Path To A More Diverse Bench
• CIT Repeats Support For Low Tariffs On Chinese Chlorine
• Fed. Circ. Agrees That Caterpillar ITC Patent Claim Is Invalid
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Trump's Last Word On Frozen Appeals
• A Review Of 2020's Key US Sanctions Developments
• Chinese Computer Chip Giant Caught In Export Clampdown
• How CFIUS Foreign Transaction Monitoring Broadened In 2020
• 5 Key Differences In EU And US Breach Notification Regimes
• 5 Top Trade Policy Developments Of 2020: Year In Review
• Biden Could Use Obama-Era Tools To Counter ​​​​​​​Sprawling Hack
• Czech Steel Pipe Imports Dumped In The US, Commerce Says
• 2020 White Collar Prosecution And Enforcement Trends
• 'No Evidence' For Transformer Duties, Co. Tells Fed. Circ.
• EU Parliament Demands Brexit Deal By Sunday
• Clean Energy Projects Dodge Pandemic's Wrath In 2020
• ITC Orders Import Ban For Botox Rival In Trade Secrets Case
• Judge Unlikely To Nix Korean Oil Co.'s Calif. Gas Price-Fix Suit
• Treasury Labels Vietnam, Switzerland Currency Manipulators
• IRS Expects Issues With Export Documentation, Official Says
• Split SEC Approves Leaner Payment Disclosure Rules
• How Climate, Finance And Trade Will Intersect In 2021
• Treasury Blacklists Chinese, UAE Cos. For Iranian Exports
• Tips For Identifying A Culturally Competent Mediator
• EU Sees 'Narrow' Path For UK Trade Deal, Competition Hurdle
• Top UK Court Clears The Way For Heathrow Expansion
• SEC Trading And Markets Director Redfearn To Leave Post
• Dems Ask Trump To Get Tough On Palm Oil Slave Labor
• EU Proposes Sweeping Restrictions On Tech Giants
• Prepare For More Electronic Device Searches At US Borders
• UK Post-Brexit Tax Bill Passes Final Commons Reading
• A Look At Spoliation Risk In The 11th Circ., By The Numbers
• Mapping The Contours Of PTAB Discretionary Denials In 2020
• White House Must Release Records On Enviro Reg Overhaul
• Korean Co. Joins Garmin's Bid To Keep ITC, PTAB Separate
• DHS Added To List Of Gov't Agencies Hit By Nation-State Hack
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Trump Claims On TikTok Security Risks
• Weil Nabs Veteran CFIUS Atty From Kirkland
• Generals, Security Heads Urge Biden To Rejoin Iran Nuke Deal
• Mattress Giants Claim Immunity Against Antitrust Suit
• Justices Let Convictions Over $18.5M USDA Loan Fraud Stand
• ITC Flags 4 Countries' Yarn Imports As Hurting US Industry
• Judges Stoll, Albright Dish On Litigating During COVID-19
• Biden Faces Tough Choices On Digital Taxes And Tariffs
• Fashion Co. Execs Face $100M Penalty For 2 Schemes
• Treasury Excise Tax Refund Rule Is Valid, US Tells Fed. Circ.
• Biden May Have Difficulty Shifting Course On Iran Sanctions
• House Ways And Means Chair Pushes For US-EU Trade Deal
• EU Says Brexit Negotiators 'Remain Apart' Over Competition
• ​​​​​​​Importers Urge Fed. Circ. To Rein In Trump's Tariff Power
• Fast COVID-19 Vaccines Raise Call For More Collaboration
• Ex-Goldman Banker Says Feds Withholding 1MDB Evidence
• Commerce Floats Broader Exclusions From Security Tariffs
• FCC Ends Year With Further Crackdowns On Chinese Tech
• Crypto Developer Says Charges Trample Free Speech Rights
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley
• EU Launches No-Deal Brexit Plan Ahead Of Sunday Deadline
• Sens. Pressed To Find Path To Replace EU Data Transfer Pact
• Biden Picks Top Congressional Trade Lawyer For USTR
• US Fights Canadian Dairy Rules In 1st Case Under Trade Deal
• ITC Rules Nortek Garage Door Imports Infringed US Patent
• How Construction Industry Can Adapt To COVID-19 Disruption
• COVID-19 Spurs Associates To Think Bigger — Like Partners
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Sidley
• Dems Blast Trump For Cutting Congress Out Of Trade Talks
• US Says Attack On Expedited Travel Ban Too Broad
• US, Ecuador See Small-Scale Trade Pact As Stepping Stone
• House Approves TPS, Refugee Protections For Hong Kongers
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Kelley Drye
• Commerce Plans Anti-Dumping Duties On Korean Cigarettes
• GCs Are Uniquely Qualified To Lead Diversity Initiatives
• Oil Co. Loses Bid To Appeal $86M Puerto Rican Bank Ruling
• UK Drops Controversial Bid To Rip Up EU Divorce Treaty
• Trump's TikTok Restrictions Blocked By 2nd Judge
• Big Pharma Slams 'Most-Favored Nation' Rule On Drug Prices
• Feds Say Ex-Goldman Banker Can't Shake 1MDB Charges
• Garmin, Fitbit Want POP To Exclude ITC Cases From Fintiv
• US Blacklists Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong Crackdown
• CIT OKs Levies Over Turkish Co.'s Tardy Filings To Commerce
• Gov't Watchdog Finds Trump Trade Adviser Violated Hatch Act
• Tile Shop Can't Tap Excess Policy For Investor Suit Deal
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Hogan Lovells
• 3 Ways Defendants Can Nip Civil RICO Claims In The Bud
• DOJ Crypto Framework Signals Escalating Enforcement
• Privacy Groups Warn 9th Circ. That WeChat Ban Is Harmful
• TikTok Rulings May Clarify Scope Of Economic Powers Law
• EU Formally Adopts US Magnitsky-Style Sanctions Regime
• Judges On Race: Reducing Implicit Bias In Courtrooms
• Chinese Twist Ties Hit With Anti-Dumping Duties
• WTO Sees Partial Pandemic Rebound, But Outlook Still Grim
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
• What The Data Says About EU Privacy Shield Ruling's Impact
• Trade Court Orders Reevaluation Of Vietnamese Catfish Duty
• Biden Presidency Won't Save The Future Of BigLaw In China
• Fed. Circ. Asks Commerce To Redo Duties On French Steel
• House Dems Urge Harsher Crackdown On Xinjiang Imports
• Associate Of Mexican Drug Kingpin Sanctioned By Treasury
• US Courts Should Adjudicate FRAND Rates On A Global Basis
• Navigating Atty Relationship Conflicts That May Imperil Cases
• Trade Body To Monitor Imports Of Peppers, Strawberries
• Energy Trader Vitol To Pay $163M For FCPA Misdeeds
• Bill To Boot Chinese Cos. From US Exchanges Sent To Trump
• 9th Circ. Affirms Qatar's Immunity From Hacking Claims
• US Expands Crackdown On Xinjiang Cotton Imports
• Senate Confirms Veteran DOJ Litigator To Claims Court
• Overcoming Immunity Of Foreign Gov't Cyberattack Sponsors
• Indonesian Biodiesel Tariffs Get Green Light From CIT Judge
• How Mediators Can Help Parties Overcome Emotional Barriers
• GAO Rips Trump Admin. On COVID-19 Testing, Vaccine Plan
• NYC Bar Condemns Sanctions Against ICC Prosecutors
• CIT Finds Customs' Pencil Duty Probe Too Secretive
• Wind Tower Coalition Trade Case Clears Early Hurdle
• Justices Wary Of Shielding Companies From Alien Tort Law
• Judging A Book: Wardlaw Reviews 'Hamilton And The Law'
• MPs Call For Curbs On UK Financial Cos. In Hong Kong