International Trade Archive » February, 2021

International Trade - February, 2021

174 articles

• Fed. Circ. Judge Tells Attys Not To Slack Off On Remote Args
• Baker Hughes Discloses It's Being Investigated By The SEC
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccines, Post Office Revamp
• New Visa Restrictions Issued After Khashoggi Killing Report
• What Biden's Ethics Pledge Means For Gov't Revolving Door
• 8 Questions For FERC Commissioner Mark Christie
• PetroSaudi Can't Tap 1MDB-Linked Funds Held By UK Law Firm
• ITC To Probe Robotic Vacuum Imports For Patent Infringement
• Now Streaming On YouTube: The Federal Circuit
• Groups Urge 1st Circ. To Keep $1B Energy Line On Hold
• Punishing Bar Exam Policies On Menstrual Products Must Go
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Methionine From 3 Countries
• Tai Makes The Case For Worker-Centric Trade Policy Pivot
• Biden USTR Pick Signals Support For Trump's China Deal
• CBP Can't Block Parts Imports, Hemp Machinery Co. Says
• Trade Court OKs Sawblade Duties In Line With Industry Trend
• What To Watch For As Biden's USTR Pick Heads To The Hill
• Toyota Stamps Out Bid To Unseal Ex-WilmerHale Temp's Case
• Huawei IP Theft Trial Delayed For A Year Amid Virus
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's Pandemic Year
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Loving And Leveraging Data
• Bosnia, Iceland Face US Duties On Silicon Metal Exports
• Biden Orders Sweeping Review Of Crucial Supply Chains
• US Blacklists Two More Leaders In Myanmar Coup
• Judge Again Slams 'Shocking' Slip-Ups In Iran Sanctions Case
• Biden Pick For Treasury Deputy Vows Focus On Virus Relief
• Keys To Protecting Clients During Law Firm Dissolution
• US, PetroSaudi Tussle Over Fate Of $330M 1MDB Funds
• Facebook, Australia Cut Deal Over News Bargaining Law
• Gov't Hits Back At Heathrow's Challenge To Duty-Free Scrap
• Saudi Official Unveils New Rules For Foreign Contractors
• ITC Launches 3 Cell Signal Patent Probes Off One Complaint
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Biden Digs In Against Hong Kong
• Robbins Geller Nabs Top Counsel Spot In Airbus Stock Row
• Commerce Paves Way For Duties On Korean Plastic
• How Case Management Orders Can Support New Attorneys
• Commerce Hits Chinese Tires With 5-Year Tariff Extension
• 3 Things To Know About FDA's Evolving Drug Inspections
• Effective E-Discovery Of Chat Apps In Gov't Investigations
• Botox Rival Can Stay On Market Following Allergan Deal
• Cost Of Limiting Telecom Imports To Be Steep, Feds Say
• CIT Says Commerce Properly Calculated Rebar Subsidy Rates
• An In-House Counsel's Guide To Better Work Management
• EU Opens Door To Adequacy Deal With UK On Data Flows
• Huawei CFO Loses Bid For HSBC Records In Extradition Fight
• Huawei Argues For More Information In Sanctions Case
• Book Publishers Challenge Trump-Era Import Duties
• EU Prioritizes WTO Reform, Sustainability In New Trade Policy
• Feds Arrest 6 In Catfishing, COVID-19 Fraud Enterprise
• OFAC Fines Crypto Processor Over Sanctions Violations
• CIT Cuts Security Tariffs Costs From Dumping Calculations
• US Cos. Must Prepare For EU Carbon Tax On Imports
• Ex-WilmerHale Temp Says White House Atty Lied For Toyota
• Avoiding Materially Adverse Conflicts After New ABA Opinion
• Facebook Pulls News Sharing In Australia Over Media Law
• Judge Asks DOJ To Probe Misconduct In Iran Sanctions Case
• Cisco Discloses Financial 'Scheme' By Ex-Workers In China
• Fed. Circ. Flattens Target's Ironing Board Duty Appeal
• Start Preparing For Germany's Corporate Sanctions Act
• UK Top Court Fraud Ruling Could Reshape Int'l Discovery
• Top Export Control Official Joins Wiley's Trade Team
• 8th Circ. Finds Ark.'s Israel Boycott Law Unconstitutional
• Fed. Circ. Grants Last-Minute Pause Of ITC's Botox Rival Ban
• Struggling Legal Wing Poses Early Test For New WTO Boss
• GoPro Looks To Cast Off Camera Waterhousing Tariff At CIT
• 2 Craft Cos. Hope To Reap Rewards Of Hot IPO Market
• Feds Nab $1.1M Judgment Against Plastic Bag Importer
• US Legal System Can Benefit From Nonlawyer Ownership
• FTC Sticks Glue Co. With Highest-Ever 'Made In USA' Payout
• Whirlpool's $50M Foreign Income Not Taxable, 6th Circ. Told
• Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Takes Helm Of WTO At Crucial Point
• Radio Free Europe Threatens Russia Over Reporting Rights
• China Asks 2nd Circ. To Argue For Vitamin C Exporters Again
• Regulators Are Homing In On Perils Of Ransomware Payouts
• Assessing Damages Theories In Recent Trade Secret Verdicts
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On Mexican Wire Mesh Imports
• Huawei Exec Seeks HSBC Docs In UK To Fight US Extradition
• Ford CEO Says LG, SK Should Settle Trade Secrets Spat
• US Should Copy Aussie Google News Law, Microsoft Says
• Huawei Says Feds Are Withholding Exculpatory Evidence
• Cos. Face Uncertainty In Commerce Foreign Adversary Rules
• ITC Squashes Potential Duties On Imported Blueberries
• Building A Law Firm Knowledge Bank For Thought Leadership
• The Power Of A National Climate Emergency Declaration
• How Preclusion At ITC Is Affecting District Court Litigants
• ITC Paves Way For Steep Duties On Chinese Refrigerant
• Biden Admin. Looks To Pause WeChat, TikTok Shutdown Bids
• Biden Holds Off On Tariff Hike Against EU In Aircraft Fight
• ITC Upholds LG's Win In $1B Trade Secrets Battle With SK
• Ex-Ohio US Attorney Returns To Jones Day As Partner
• Caterpillar Scores Wins In Road Milling IP Fight At Fed. Circ.
• FDA Warns Mexican Co. Over Hand Sanitizer Strength
• Ex-OFAC Counsel, Sanctions Pro Joins Morrison & Foerster
• Methanol Export Developer Challenges Wash. Rejection
• Firms Celebrate Appointment To New UK Trade Law Panel
• Sens. Look To Revive Bipartisan 'Made In America' Bill
• Commerce Sets Final Duties On Russian, Moroccan Fertilizer
• WH Confirms Ongoing CFIUS Review Of TikTok-Oracle Deal
• Let's Emerge From The Pandemic As Legal Innovators
• CIT Tries To Get Its Arms Around 3,500 China Tariff Suits
• Biden Launches China Strategy Review Led By Defense Dept.
• Biden Faces Fresh Pressure To Remove Security Tariffs
• Intel, Acer, Others Face ITC Probe Over Circuit Patent
• Biden Admin. Won't Override Oregon LNG Project Rejection
• Ex-Cuban Port Owner Wants To See Privileged Carnival Docs
• ITC Takes Up Samsung Claims Over Ericsson 5G Imports
• A Road Map For US Involvement In Europe's Cum-Ex Probe
• What Biden Buy American Order Means For Gov't Contracting
• Serbia Hit With Telecom Arbitration From Int'l Media Co.
• Top Dem Calls For New Trade Deals, Tough China Moves
• Huawei Urges 5th Circ. To Remove Security Threat Label
• $1B Clean Power Project Benefits 'Illusory,' 1st Circ. Told
• Anticipating Predictive Analytics' Potential Uses In Litigation
• Biden Admin. To Weigh Risk Of Unleashing Cyberweapons
• Growing Case Law Backs Wide Tariff Power, With One Caveat
• CIT Upholds Commerce Use Of Tea Maker Data In Garlic Probe
• Biden Initiates First Foreign Arms Sales Of Presidency
• ITC Lessons On Proving Domestic Industry Is Being Created
• This Black History Month, Law Firms Should Challenge Norms
• USTR Picks Trade Atty From Wyden Team For GC Role
• High Court Nazi Art Rulings Impede Restorative Justice
• Pandemic Delays WTO Rulings On Trump Security Tariffs
• EU Carbon Trading To Move From London In Brexit Shift
• Senators Relaunch Bid To End The Cuba Trade Embargo
• ITC Cases Up 15% As Firms Expand Practices, Report Says
• Cruz Delays Vote On Raimondo For Commerce Secretary
• ITC Judge Clears Garmin, Fitbit In Philips' Infringement Fight
• Biden Ends Deadlock Over WTO Leadership
• China Tariff Cases Sent To Three-Judge CIT Panel
• UK High Court Imparts GDPR Risk Insight For US Companies
• US Cos. Must Get Ready For EU Human Rights, Climate Policy
• South Korean Minister Drops Out Of WTO Leadership Race
• Judges On Race
• Aviation Cos. Can't Put Trade Compliance On Autopilot
• Law Firm Penalties On Departing Partners Just Got Riskier
• Caterpillar Can't Knock Out Road Milling IP At Fed. Circ.
• Biden Pulls Trump Picks For 1st Circ., Other Courts, Agencies
• 5th Circ. Ponders Jurisdiction In $287M Navy Collision Suit
• US To End Support For Saudi-Led Operations In Yemen
• How Parties Can Prep For Global FRAND Jurisdictional Battles
• NJ Case Has Lessons On Arbitration Clauses In Atty Retainers
• Trade Court Upholds Trump's Security-Based Steel Tariffs
• 5th Circ. Hears 3 Challenges To Texas LNG Project Approvals
• Trump's Iran Sanctions May Complicate Nuclear Deal Reentry
• Microsoft Backs Australian Media Law Opposed By Google
• ITC Blocks Reusable Straw Imports After Patent Probe
• Sierra Club Asks 1st Circ. To Stop $1B Maine Power Project
• Judge Recommends Lightbulb Maker Face $3M Award Suit
• Inside New Export Rules On Foreign Military Intelligence Units
• Tips For Protecting Privilege When Working With Outside PR
• Senate Panel OKs Commerce Nominee Despite Huawei Doubts
• CIT Fries Commerce Over Hard Line On Indian Shrimp Co.
• 3 Procurement Priorities For Law Firms In Uncertain Times
• Justices Clarify Sovereign Immunity Exception In Nazi Art Row
• WeChat Users Say Trump Ban Violated Their Religious Rights
• Chinese Phone Maker Sues Over U.S. Investment Blacklist
• CORRECTED: AutoStore Accused Of Deceiving USPTO To Box Out Rival
• ITC Finds Chinese Lawn Mower Engine Imports Hurt US Cos.
• Canadian Cos. Ask US Court To Drop Tax-Prep Suit
• Distributor Can't Dodge Nestlé Gray-Market Product Suit
• An OFAC Compliance Checklist For Ransomware Payments
• Examining EPO's Strict Approach To AI Patent Disclosure
• UK Is Proof Nonlawyer Ownership Threatens Legal Profession
• Biden Reverses Trump's Softening Of UAE Aluminum Tariffs
• Mexican Wire Mesh Prices Likely Unfair, Commerce Reports
• Fed Circ. Weighs Caterpillar Bid To Bulldoze Rival Patents
• PhRMA Slams 'Extreme' Call To Strip COVID-19 Patents
• Commerce Tags Vietnamese Copper Pipes With 8% Duty
• ITC Tells Fed. Circ. To Back Broadcom Patent Ruling
• US Trade And Domestic Economic Policy Should Align
• Malaysian Silicon Hit With Import Duties Amid Larger Probe
• 5 Biden-Era Corporate Compliance Considerations
• Remote Bar Exams Pose New Learning Disability Challenges
• WTO Leaders Call For Unity, Relaxed Vaccine Restrictions