International Trade Archive » May, 2021

International Trade - May, 2021

168 articles

• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• 10X Infringes Bio-Rad Patents, Federal Circuit Affirms
• ​​​​​​​Nev. Exporter Charged In Alleged Iran Export Conspiracy
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus Tests, Fighter Jets
• Senate Punts On Massive Tech, Trade Bill Aimed At China
• US Bars Chinese Fishing Co. Over Forced Labor At Sea
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Senate Adds Trade Package To Major Tech Bill Aimed At China
• Trade Court Frees Kitchen Cabinets From Plywood Duties
• Thai Court Investigating Toyota Judicial Bribery Claims
• PTAB Won't Review Solar Energy Patent, Citing ITC Case
• Italian Co. Cops To Role In $17.3M Turbine Export Scheme
• Chilean Auto Importer Gets OK For $200M Ch. 11 Plan
• Weighing Ability To Pay Criminal Fines Amid FCPA Crackdown
• New FCC Rule Could Block Chinese-Made Tech From US Sales
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• Gov't Ends £210B Trade Credit Insurance Backstop
• Venezuela Resists Creditor Attempt To Seize Citgo
• DOJ Takes Toyota Thai Bribery Probe To Texas Grand Jury
• US Pushes To Address Forced Labor In WTO Fisheries Deal
• SG Tells Justices Bankruptcy Moots Wash. Coal Permit Fight
• Senate Votes For Greater Oversight Of China Deal's IP Chapter
• Biden Fed. Circ. Nominee Calls Judgeship 'Dream Job'
• McKool Smith Snags NY-Based IP Pair From King & Spalding
• Judge Won't Let US Steel Cos. In On Tariff Waiver Suits
• Swiss Ditch Trade Talks With EU With Differences Unresolved
• Hemp Pipe Seller Wants CBP's Seizures Of Products Stopped
• COVID-19, Not Dumping, Behind US Tire Woes, ITC Hears
• Biden Admin. Faces Broad IP Threat From China, Iancu Says
• Treasury Nominee Pledges To Address Trillion-Dollar Tax Gap
• Food Importer's COVID Suit Over Lost Inventory Is Tossed
• FERC Still Can't Justify $2.1B Pipeline, Ohio City Tells DC Circ.
• IP Waiver Talks Hinge On Use Of Big Pharma's Trade Secrets
• Strategic Applications Of ITC Admin Law Judge Pilot Program
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• Biden Seeks 1st Legal Ruling Under N. America Trade Deal
• Sens. Float Bill To Strengthen Chinese Tech Blockade
• German Automakers Tell 9th Circ. Antitrust Suit Rightly Nixed
• Brick Co. Fights Tariff Evasion Fines After Scope Order Win
• Feds Say Ex-Chadian Diplomats Took Bribes For Oil Contract
• Builders Face Myriad Cost Pressures, And Issue May Worsen
• China Trade Secret Ruling Shows US Cos. Path To Protection
• Commerce Affirms Duties Based On Currency Manipulation
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• ​​​​​​​UK Hones Retaliation Against US Metal Tariffs Post-Brexit
• Pharma Orgs Lay Out Vaccine Access Plan Without IP Waiver
• G-20 Health Accord Shows Split On Waiving COVID IP
• ITC To Probe Apple Watches In Portable EKG Patent Row
• Third Chinese Co. Assails 'Careless' Blacklisting
• How Tech Race Bill Expands CFIUS Purview To Academia
• HIV Drug IP Waiver Success Should Guide COVID Vax Rollout
• Revived Counterfeit Bill Would Make E-Commerce Sites Liable
• GOP Lawmakers Look To Bar Visas For IP Thieves, Spies
• Vedder Price Adds Experienced International Trade Atty In DC
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• GOP Sens. Rip DOE For Lifting Ban On Chinese Grid Supplies
• EU Disputes Pipeline Owner's Claims Over Gas Directive
• Sanders Seeks To Block $735M Arms Sale To Israel
• Radio Free Europe Challenges Russia In Human Rights Court
• Navigating Development Bank COVID-19 Relief Probes
• Feds Set Duties On Indian Wind Towers, But Spares Malaysia
• EU Site-Of-Origin Rule Applies To Composite Goods, ECJ Says
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Sens. Expand Massive Tech Bill Aimed At China
• PetroSaudi Slams 'Overbroad' Bid For Piece Of $330M Award
• Australia, Canada Reach Deal On Imported Wine Sales
• Fla. Wholesaler Owes Duties On Mix Of New And Used Clothes
• GOP Sens. Bash COVID IP Waiver As 'Giveaway' To China
• Sens. Look To Bolster China Bill With Trade Enforcement
• New Labor Trade Fights May Rest On Diplomacy, Not Legalese
• Class Wants Clearview Blocked From Foreign Data Sharing
• Trade Court Backs Wheel Duties, But Not Retroactively
• Wyden Introduces Bill To Slash Hundreds Of Tariffs
• Lessons From SAP's Multiagency Illegal Export Penalty
• Pa. Justices Ponder Cost Of Foreign Steel In Public Works
• Insurance Could Be A Solution To Microchip Shortage Losses
• ​​​​​​​Myanmar Hit With More Sanctions In US Bid To Quell Violence
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• US Targets Alleged ISIS Funders In New Sanctions Hit
• 9th Circ. Says No Class Cert. In '70s Singer's Royalties Battle
• Progressives Say Trump Changes Hindered Regulatory Portal
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Reconsider Navy Crash Suit
• Transferring EU Data To US After New Contractual Safeguards
• CIT Again Sends Back Chinese Tire Cos. Dumping Duties
• OneCoin, 'CryptoQueen,' Financier In Default In $4B Fraud Suit
• US Finalizes Duties On Lawn Mowers From China, Vietnam
• Justices Shun Importers' $150M Fee Suit Against Puerto Rico
• EU Punts Tariff Hike In Favor Of Steel Talks With US
• Feds Push For Normal China Tariff Collection During Suit
• Suit Alleges Symbion Owes $30M From Tanzanian Utility Job
• Senate To Debate $110B Tech Funding Bill To Outdo China
• Calif. Climate Efforts Offer Starting Point For Biden Admin.
• ITC Moves Forward With Indian Soybean Meal Inquiry
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reinstate Duty On Indian Steel
• Mitigating User Content Risk After EU Copyright Directive
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• Trade Court Blesses Duties On Indian Flanges
• State Dept. Wants Challenge To $23B UAE Arms Sale Tossed
• ITC Tries Admin Law Judge Pilot To Speed IP Investigations
• Tai Grilled By Congress Again On COVID-19 Vaccine IP Waiver
• Feds Finalize Hefty Dumping Duties On Chinese Chassis
• 1st Circ. OKs $1B Maine Power Line Over Greens' Objection
• LG Exploding Battery Suits Find Likely Path Forward In Ga.
• COVID IP Waiver Doesn't Resolve Vaccine Production Barriers
• What UK's New Merger Controls Mean For Private Equity
• Insurers Fight $10M Suit Over Ship Stuck In Venezuela
• Ericsson To Pay Nokia €80M To Nix FCPA Probe-Related Claim
• Senate Panel Greenlights TikTok Ban For Federal Devices
• Pentagon Removing Chinese Co. Xiaomi From Trump Blacklist
• Chinese Tire Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Peel Back Steep Duties
• Tai Clashes With Senators Over COVID-19 Vaccine IP Waiver
• Keep Forced Labor Out Of Supply Chains As Scrutiny Rises
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• EU Courts Told To Let Iranian Cos. Use Sanction Blocking Law
• Biden Launches Labor Trade Case Against Mexican GM Plant
• Judge Weighs Effect Of Sanctions In Del. Venezuela Cases
• Atty Says Girardi Was Part Of Chiquita Terror-Funding MDL
• Taxpayers Hold $2T Abroad In Tax Havens, IRS Official Says
• Cayman Islands Court OKs Disclosure In $1.5B Award Fight
• WTO Members Inch Closer To Fisheries Subsidies Deal
• COVID IP Waiver Still Has Doubters In Europe, Industry
• ITC Says Steel Strand Harms US Biz, Paving Way To Tariffs
• Evaluating Insurance Options In Light Of Suez Canal Blockage
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• ITC To Probe TVs, Remotes By LG, Spectrum, Samsung
• Norwegian Must Fork Over Lobbying Docs In Cuban Dock Row
• DOJ, SEC Probing Geothermal Co. Bribery Claims
• Jury Convicts Parts Buyer Of Violating Iran Trade Embargo
• Biden Taps AFL-CIO Alum For International Labor Role
• Auto Industry Wants Help In Biden's $50B Semiconductor Plan
• Tips For Navigating The Visa Processing Backlog
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• Unions Test New Labor Rules In North American Trade Deal
• With US On Board, COVID IP Waiver Still Faces Long Road
• Energy Trade Group Takes Aim At Mexican Law Amendments
• CBP's 'Misleading' Statements Keep Broker Exam Suit Alive
• Time For Auto Suppliers To Review Force Majeure Options
• Judge Won't Combine Chiquita Terror Suits Already In MDL
• Fed. Circ. Backs Bracco Patent Losses At ITC, PTAB
• Latham Snags National Security Expert From V&E
• Ericsson And Samsung Ink Licensing Deal, Ending Patent War
• Judge Temporarily Lifts Pentagon's CCMC Label On Tech Co.
• Microsoft Says It Will Let EU Customers Keep Data Inside Bloc
• Investment Firm Hits Colombian Trading Co. With $1.5B Suit
• Trade Court Backs Denial Of Duties On Plastic Resin Imports
• Online Taxes Hurt Small Digital Cos., Industry Rep Says
• The Biden Administration Is Sharpening The TSCA's Sword
• US Steel Tariff Tiff Belongs In Pa. State Court, Judge Told
• Rethinking Investment Treaties As Latin America Goes Green
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Trump-Era Tariff Angst Hasn't Gone Away Under Biden
• Nix Trade Deals' Section 230 Language, Reps Urge USTR
• Judge Likens Cos. In Tariff Probe To Shady 'Fargo' Salesman
• GOP Rep Urges Biden To Bolster Controls On Emerging Tech
• Biden Administration Backs IP Waiver On COVID-19 Vaccines
• Bio-Rad Ruling Highlights IP Assignment Clause Limits
• Ex-AT&T Workers Get Second Stab At Foreign Trade Benefits
• Tai Sees North American Trade Deal As Base For New Policies
• Honeywell Pays $13M Fine Over F-35 Data Transfers To China
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• EU Opposes UK Bid To Join Treaty To Enforce Judgments
• WTO Boss Taps Heavy Trade Hitters For Deputy Slots
• ITC Sees Alternative Legal Services Outstripping Law Firms
• Feds Stand By 1MDB Link In $330M PetroSaudi Forfeiture Suit
• Trade Court Shoots Down Duties On Chinese Ribbons
• USPTO Refusal To Register Cannabis TMs Hurts Public
• New Tariffs Get Chilly Reception In Digital Tax Fight
• 5th Circ. Says No Jurisdiction Yet In Navy-NYK Ship Crash