International Trade Archive » June, 2021

International Trade - June, 2021

171 articles

• Reps. Mull Expanding NTIA's Cybersecurity Responsibilities
• COVID-19 IP Waiver Supporters Splinter On What To Cover
• Federal Tech, Trade Bill Needs IP Owner Transparency Tweaks
• Tit-For-Tat Sanctions With China May Put Companies In A Bind
• Chiquita Wins $5.7M In Dispute With Banana Exporter
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Key Trade Law Set To Lapse As Biden Shrugs Off New Deals
• Gov'ts Must Balance Green Energy, Investment Treaty Duties
• Rising Star: Kirkland & Ellis' Nathan Mitchell
• Commerce Readies New Duties On Chinese Lockers
• Commerce Hits Russia, Korea For Dumping Steel Pipes In US
• China Opens WTO Dispute Over Australian Wind Tower Duties
• House Clears Huge R&D Bills, But Must Contend With Senate
• US, Mexico Prioritize Labor Cooperation Over Legal Fights
• Feds Tell 1st Circ. Maine City's Oil Export Ban Not Preempted
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Leslie Bailey
• Citgo Sues Int'l Trading Co. Over $11M In 'Stranded' Goods
• GOP Sens. Prod Gensler Over Trump-Era Law Targeting China
• Biden Admin. Greenlights Aluminum Import Licensing System
• Leviton IP Retrial Set For Jan. After Judge's Evidence Error
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US-EU Aircraft Fight Grounded
• Australia Launches WTO Dispute Over Chinese Wine Duties
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• Rising Star: Covington & Burling's Jonathan Wakely
• Justices Won't Referee Fight Over Wash. Coal Export Denial
• Wood Group Unit To Pay $41M Over Brazilian Bribery Scheme
• Commerce Ready To End Duties On More Chinese Solar Cells
• ​​​​​​​Commerce Solidifies Duties On Copper Pipe From Vietnam
• State Dept. Approves $2.6B Arms Sale To The Philippines
• CIT Upholds Korean Steel Cos.' Reduced Anti-Dumping Duties
• Rising Star: Mayer Brown's Jing Zhang
• IP Forecast: Gilstrap To Hear Fight Over PTAB Reviews
• Fla. Judge To Examine If Royal Caribbean Docs Are Privileged
• WTO Panel Debates EU's Alternative To IP Waiver Proposal
• Biden, GOP Senators Strike $1.2T Infrastructure Deal
• Deputy Trade Picks Vow To Use Allies To Counter China
• Otsuka Hits Indian Pharma Co. With IP Suit Over Kidney Drug
• Voluntary CFIUS Filings May Limit Uncertain Outcomes
• Senate Confirms Carnahan As GSA Administrator
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Trials Co-Chief From Mayer Brown
• Crackdown On Forced Labor In China Turns To Solar Sector
• Court Rules Committee Moves To Stiffen Expert Standard
• Ex-Goldman Banker Settles SEC's Ghana Bribery Case
• House Clears Bill To Study Crypto And Consumer Protection
• Iran Official Announces US Sanctions Deal Amid Media Scuffle
• Union Ownership Doesn't Lower Duty Rate, CIT Rules
• Biden Sanctions Reinforce Trump-Era Foreign Policy
• V&E Taps Ex-Akin Gump Partner To Lead NY Tax Practice
• In Arthrex, Justices Deal New Blow To Agency Independence
• Trade Court Upholds Security Duties On Canadian Steel
• ​​​​​​​Commerce Firms Up Dumping Duties On Mexican Wire Mesh
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• Fed. Circ. Will Return To In-Person Arguments In August
• Senate Confirms Sidley Partner As Top Intelligence Counsel
• US Must Boost Solar Industry To Protect Human Rights, Jobs
• Gov't Stands By Sweeping Chinese Tire Tariffs At Fed. Circ.
• 5 Mistakes Gov't Contractors Make When Shipping Cargo
• Venezuela Gets OK To Challenge Sanctions In EU Courts
• Symbion Says It's Wrongly Targeted In $30M Award Fight
• Challengers Say $23B UAE Arms Sale Dispute Should Proceed
• DOJ Shuffles Fraud Section Leaders As Top Deputy Departs
• ITC Paves The Way For Steep Tariffs On Chinese Chassis
• 5th Circ. Tosses Huawei's Challenge Over FCC Subsidy Ban
• High Court Won't Disturb Hyundai's Transformer Tariffs
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• CIT Sends Spanish Olive Subsidies Spat Back To Commerce
• Biden Loosens Sanctions For COVID-19 Equipment Shipments
• Former USTR Lighthizer Lands At Conservative Think Tank
• Fla. Judge Threatens Default In Missing Escrow Funds Suit
• Steel Importer Sues In CIT Over Tariff-Exclusion Typo
• Nestle Ruling Shows Supply Chain Human Rights Flaws
• White Collar Defense Do's And Don'ts For Meeting With DOJ
• Covington Nabs Sidley Austin IP Litigator To Boost DC Office
• Senate Confirms Citigroup Exec As DHS Deputy Secretary
• FCC Advances Plan To Stop Most Chinese Equipment Sales
• How Global Markets Are Preparing For Potential SPAC Growth
• Sheppard Mullin Hires Gov't Investigations Pro From Dechert
• Ocado Loses Bid To Block Evidence In ITC Patent Fight
• Trade Judges Press Government On Harm Of China Tariffs
• Supreme Court Rules For Nestle, Cargill In Child Labor Suit
• UK Joins Aircraft Subsidy Truce With Eye Toward Cooperation
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Want Cooperator's Bribery Probe Docs
• Sens. Propose Faster ITC Response To Trade Secrets Misuse
• Complying With New EU Data Transfer Contractual Obligations
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• CFIUS Bills Offer Insight On Top Foreign Investment Concerns
• Ex-Texas Secretary Of State Joins Kelly Hart In Austin
• Ore. LNG Project Still A Threat Despite Pause, DC Circ. Told
• Ex-Goldman Exec's Virus-Delayed 1MDB Trial Set For January
• Thorny Issues Posed By WTO Vaccine Patent Waiver
• Delta Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Bombardier Contract Fight
• How Standard-Setting Orgs Can Curb Patent Litigation
• Simpson Thacher Adds Ex-Prosecutor To NY Litigation Team
• 5 Steps For A Successful SEC Whistleblower Tip — And Award
• US, EU Pledge Cooperation As Metal Tariff Battle Lingers
• US, EU Make New Strides To Resolve Aircraft Subsidy Fight
• Feds Can't Keep Cannabis Machinery Out Of Wash., Co. Says
• Bio-Rad Points To Worker Pacts In Battling 10X Fed. Circ. Win
• Peruvian Medical Co. Says German Co. Can't Ditch Virus Suit
• Chinese Lender, Investors Reach $9M Deal Over IPO Claims
• EU May Extend Steel Restrictions For 3 More Years
• Lifting Of National Security Label Ends Chinese Co.'s Suit
• White House Issues Waiver Plan For 'Made In America' Order
• EDTX Jury Clears LED Maker And Axes Patents
• WTO Ends Trump's Case Over China's Patent Rules
• CIT Judge Rejects Tardy Challenges To China Duty Refunds
• US-EU Trade Feuds Likely To Get Soft Touch During Summit
• BakerHostetler Nabs Wilson Sonsini Trade Pro
• A Gov't Contractor's Road Map To Biden Cybersecurity Order
• A Biz Strategy Model To Improve Lateral Atty Hiring Diversity
• El Salvador's Use Of Bitcoin Complicates US Commercial Law
• IP Forecast: Amazon To Face A Texas Jury Over Voice IP
• Trade Court Again Rebukes Gov't For Expanded Steel Tariffs
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Duty Cut For Chinese Tire Co.
• USTR, AFL-CIO Head Bash WTO For Neglecting Worker Rights
• Biden Admin. Walks Foreign Investment Tightrope With TikTok
• Why Legacy Insurance May Not Protect Adopters Of Bitcoin
• USTR Advances Union-Led Mexico Labor Complaint
• COVID Vaccine IP Waiver Talks Heat Up At The WTO
• How Curbs On Russia And Belarus Trade Will Affect Tech Cos.
• In Global First, El Salvador Deems Bitcoin Legal Tender
• Nixon Peabody Adds Top DOJ Enforcer To White Collar Group
• Smaller Firms Need Employee Wellness Programs, Too
• EU Court Tosses Sanctions On Ex-Ukrainian President
• Biden Axes Trump TikTok Curbs Amid Broader Data Review
• Sens. Want Answers Over Lack Of Hong Kong Bank Sanctions
• US Must Strategize On China-Taiwan Affairs, Experts Say
• Senate Passes Massive Tech, Trade Bill Aimed At China
• Crocs Hits Skechers, Others With ITC Trademark Complaint
• Colonial CEO Defends $4.4M Ransomware Payment
• China Trade Secret Developments Bring Certainty For US Cos.
• Biden Aims To Jolt Lagging Supply Chains
• Cozen Adds Former KMA Transportation Partner To DC Office
• Hemp Shipment Was Actually Drug Smuggling, Gov't Says
• GOP Trade Panel Appoints New Trade Counsel
• High Court Skips Case Over German Imperial Africa Atrocities
• Anglo American Fights Colombia Over Halted Mine Project
• Malaysia In Commerce's Crosshairs For Steel Circumvention
• Australia, US To Coordinate To Stop Illegal Robocalls
• US Prosecutors Still Can't Seize Alleged 1MDB Funds
• EU Revamps Key Tool For Sending Personal Data Abroad
• China-Controlled Pacific Networks Poses Risks, FCC Told
• DC Circ. Rejects Satellite Cos.' Bid To Escape Regulatory Fees
• FDA Details Drug Security Essentials In 4 Compliance Guides
• EU Won't Budge On COVID-19 Vaccine IP Waiver
• Warnings And Guideposts From EU Sanctions Blocking Case
• CBP Rulings Offer Lessons On Overcoming Import Detentions
• Commerce Advances New Duties On Malaysian Wind Towers
• Stop Networking, Start Relationship Marketing
• FCPA's High Costs May Cause Tightening In D&O Market
• Biden's Anti-Corruption Vow Could Supercharge Enforcement
• Biden Unveils Plan To Crack Down On Corruption, Tax Havens
• IP Forecast: Fed. Circ. Set To Drill Into Fracking Patent Fight
• Biden Expands Investment Ban On Chinese Military Cos.
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-K&L Gates Corporate Atty In Fla.
• What Attorneys Should Know About Fee Deferral
• Hobby Lobby Wants To Claw Back $7M Over Stolen Artifacts
• Trade Court Backs Upped Dumping Duties On Indian Steel
• Ziploc Maker Loses Appeal For Duty-Free Sandwich Bags
• Predictions On Pandemic's Lasting Impact On Legal Education
• McKool Smith Snaps Up Trial Vet From Paul Hastings
• DC Circ. Told FERC Can't OK Changes To Contested LNG Plan
• US Delays Tariff Hit In Hopes Of Resolving Digital Tax Fight
• Judge Rips Apple, Investors Over 'Ridiculous' Discovery Row
• BCLP Picks Up NY Prosecutor With Crypto, FCPA Chops
• Top Goldman Sachs Sanctions Lawyer Joins Steptoe
• Global Orgs. Unite For COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Push
• Justices Won't Review Qatar's Immunity From Hacking Claims
• Lawyer Perfectionism Is A Disease We Can Control
• Collaborative Contracting Can Help Combat Bias In AI
• Importer Says COVID-19 Warrants Retroactive Duty Removal