International Trade Archive » July, 2021

International Trade - July, 2021

176 articles

• Biden Targets Cuban Police Force With New Sanctions
• Experts Tapped To Hear Malaysia Palm Oil Fight Against EU
• Judge Says Iraq Can't Ditch $53M Mineral Contract Fight
• Imprisoned Shipping Tycoon Loses Challenge To Travel Ban
• Biden Pulls Back Veil On Trump-Era Trade Security Probes
• Samsung, LG Settle DivX Patent Fights Over Smart TVs
• House Gives SEC $73M Boost, Blocks Trump-Era Proxy Rules
• ITC Vote Upholds New Silicon Metal Levies On Malaysia
• Clothing Importers To Pay $6M For False Invoice Scheme
• Feds Seek $25M Penalty For Alleged Steel Tariff Fraud
• WTO Sees Trade Rebound Hinging On Vaccine Rollout
• How SEP Holders Can Mitigate The Effects Of Holdout
• Biden To Create Cybersecurity 'Goals' For Critical Sectors
• Senate Votes To Debate $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Watchdog Raps USTR For Opaque China Tariff Exclusions
• Trade Court Still Unconvinced By Solar Cell Duty Calculations
• Converse Fights Skechers' Bid To Kick Sneaker Suit Claims
• Gas Pipeline Owner Tells DC Circ. To Ditch Permit Challenge
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• White House Unveils New Proposed Buy American Rule
• Judge O'Malley To Retire, Giving Biden 2nd Fed. Circ. Seat
• 9th Circ. OKs USDA Win In Clash Over Ads To Eat More Beef
• Commerce Slaps Early Duties On Chinese Lifts
• Spanish Wind Towers Hit With 73% Duties By ITC
• ITC Narrowly Affirms Duties On Lockers From China
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• How Anti-Corruption Push Affects US Cos. Operating Abroad
• Why Bypass Continuation Is Best For Nat'l Phase Patent Entry
• 6 Ways To Excise Xinjiang Forced Labor From Supply Chains
• Green Investments Are Not Immune To ESG Scrutiny
• Look To Canada For Cheaper Drugs, Sens. Urge Biden Admin.
• Trump Adviser Barrack Denies Illegal Lobbying Charges
• Feds Say Latham PowerPoints Are Off-Limits To Huawei
• Australian Wine Exports Tank After China Imposes Tariffs
• China Puts Sanctions on Wilbur Ross, 6 Others In Retaliation
• 9th Circ. Says Chinese Steel Cos. Must Face Espionage Case
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Ex-Fox Execs Say FIFA Foreign Bribe Case Is 'Vast Overreach'
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• NYC Condo Board's 1MDB Appeal Is Moot, 9th Circ. Says
• Payoneer Pays $1.4M To Settle Apparent Sanctions Violations
• US Holds Off On Vietnam Tariffs After Currency Deal
• Ex-Trump Adviser Released On $250M Bond In Lobbying Case
• Top 4 Trade Questions Facing Attys: Midyear Report
• Commerce To Invest $3B In Communities Hit By Pandemic
• SPAC Backed By Indicted Ex-Trump Adviser Pulls IPO Plans
• Firms Vie For CFIUS Attys As 'Black Box' Panel Extends Reach
• Bills Giving FCC, NTIA Bigger Cyber Roles Advance In House
• Scientist Gets 5 Years For Exporting Semiconductors To China
• Iron Cos. Lose Deposition Bid In Fight With Coal Magnate
• Feds' Fertilizer Probe To Decide If Russia Is Market Economy
• IP Forecast: Verizon To Face Texas Jury In Wireless Row
• CIT Says Chinese Co. Didn't Duck Plywood Duties
• How Tech Cos. Can Guard Against DOJ Gag Orders
• Biden Issues New Sanctions Over Cuban Protest Crackdown
• Recent SPAC Settlement Signals SEC Enforcement Wave
• House OKs Bill To Join Health Coalition Funding Vaccines
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• Seaboard Corp. Sued In Del. For Using Seized Cuban Land
• UK Threatens To Withdraw From Northern Ireland Brexit Deal
• UK Sanctions 5 More Individuals Under New Anti-Graft Regime
• Senators Introduce Bill To Claw Back Congress' War Authority
• Fed. Circ. Restores Anti-Dumping Duties On Turkish Pipe Co.
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Decision Clearing Car Parts Cos.
• First 2021 Corporate FCPA Case Offers Compliance Reminders
• US Grants Mexico $10M To Help Resolve Labor Fights
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Gas Exports Can Justify Eminent Domain
• Commerce Firms Up Duties On 2 Countries' Methionine
• Biden Pulls Pick Of Harvard Atty To Lead DOJ's Civil Division
• Olive Producers Challenge Commerce's Duties On Ripe Olives
• ITC Won't Review Canon Ruling Over Toner Patents
• Crypto Whiz Jailed Ahead Of North Korea Sanctions Trial
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Biden Competition Order May Shift Ocean Carriers' Course
• US Joins WTO Talks To Hone Professional Service Regs
• Trump Adviser Accused Of Unregistered Lobbying
• ITC Says Copper Pipes, Tubes From Vietnam Harming US Biz
• Perkins Coie IP Atty Confirmed As Fed. Circ.'s 1st Black Judge
• Dutch High Court Reinstates $11.7M Award Against PDVSA
• EU Fights Russia's 'Discriminatory' Import Policy At WTO
• US And Vietnam Cool Trade Tensions With Currency Pact
• US, Allies Say China Behind Massive Microsoft Server Attack
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Chinese National Gets 3 Years For Military Boat Export Bid
• Pot Legalization Bill Empowers US Agencies In New Ways
• Top 5 Int'l Trade Developments In 2021: Midyear Report
• US Re-Ups Sanctions On Russian Cybersecurity Firms
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Pipeline Co. Drops 1st Circ. Appeal Of City's Oil Export Ban
• US, China Revive Dormant WTO Food Quota Fight
• Biden ICE Nominee Says Deals With Local Police Won't End
• IP Forecast: Alsup To Hear Finjan's Fee Fight With Juniper
• WTO Members Ready To Intensify Fisheries Subsidies Talks
• Fed. Circ. Remands Steel Co. Dumping Case Over Sales Data
• Senate Clears Treasury Undersecretary For Domestic Finance
• Indian Fugitive Indicted In US For Alleged $30M Fraud
• FCC Chief Pushes Boston, Raleigh For 5G, Open RAN Testing
• Enforcer Says $30M Symbion Award Fight Must Stay In NY
• Investor Says Chinese Tech Co. Knowingly Broke Cyber Laws
• Fed. Circ. Adds New Wrinkle To Battle Over Tariff Authority
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Effort To Save Trump's TikTok Ban
• What G-7 Xinjiang Focus Means For UK And US Companies
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Salmon Buyers Rip EU's Bid For Arg Time In Price-Fixing Suit
• NPE Patent Cases Are Up 7% In First Half Of 2021
• WHO Committee Wants Global Rules On Gene-Editing Patents
• SPAC, Merger Target And CEOs Accused Of Faulty Disclosure
• Cruise Co. Evidence Fights With Havana Docks Are Resolved
• FCC Vote Broadens Replacement Fund For Chinese Tech
• Biden Taps Veteran Trade Attorney For Key Enforcement Post
• Contractor Says Sterling Bank Allowed $8.5M Theft
• ITC Already Has Authority Offered By Trade Secret Misuse Bill
• House Intelligence Staff Director Joins Hogan Lovells
• Fed. Circ. Told 10X's IP Loss At Odds With Minerva Ruling
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Crocs Sues Walmart, Hobby Lobby Over Look-Alike Shoes
• Fed. Circ. Says President Can Keep Hiking Security Tariffs
• CIT Won't Hit Anchor Importers With Chinese Nails Tax
• ITC Judge Issues Mixed Ruling In Roku Remote Control Row
• Apple Fights Investors' Cert. Bid In IPhone Sales Dispute
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Cost Recovery, Prejudice, Timeliness
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Amend Rule 702 To Clarify Expert Witness Standards
• Met Artifact Return Highlights Museums' Legal, Ethical Risks
• Kirkland Nabs Litigator From Orrick In DC
• EB-5 Investors Have To Pay Fees After Nixed Civil Theft Claim
• Airlines, Railroads Wary Of Biden Competition Order
• Drug Prices Are Prime Target In Biden's Competition Order
• ITC Judge Finds DuPont Infringes Chip Manufacturing Patent
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Sweeping Biden Order Aims To Attack Lack Of Competition
• US, Mexico Strike Deal To Resolve GM Plant Labor Strife
• Inspection Agency In False Ad Suit Says It Followed Standards
• VW Asks 6th Circ. To Snuff Auto Parts Cos.' Antitrust Suit
• What Cos. Can Do Ahead Of Upcoming Sensitive Data Regs
• Feds Clear Way For Malaysian Wind Tower Tariffs
• Commerce Orders More Duties On Chinese Chassis
• Freshfields Adds Trump's India Ambassador As Sr. Counselor
• Appeals Board Denies Direct Lockheed Air Force Deal Appeal
• McKool Smith Adds 2nd IP Litigator From Paul Hastings
• Crocs Gets ITC To Investigate Skechers, Hobby Lobby, Others
• Venezuelan Envoy Urges 11th Circ. To Ax DOJ Fraud Charges
• 3 Tips For Compliance With FTC's New Made In USA Rule
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Ex-Kirkland Patent Pro In Chicago
• DHL Accused Of Secretly Adding Package Delivery Fee
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• Hemp Co. Says Feds Violated Rights By Destroying Shipment
• Textile Co. Takes US To Court Over Uyghur Labor Blacklisting
• EU Remains A Holdout On COVID-Related IP Waiver At WTO
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• Garland's 2nd Half Agenda: Corruption, COVID-19 And Crypto
• CIT Blocks Final Collection Of Trump-Era China Tariffs
• Federal Cannabis Descheduling Bill Needs More Clarity
• Treasury Erases Sanctions On International Criminal Court
• Keystone XL Builder Plans $15B Trade Claim Against US
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Crypto Major Binance Hit With Criminal Complaint In Thailand
• WTO Stresses Need For Better COVID-19 Trade Reporting
• Aluminum Importer Sues Over Duplicative Evasion Probes
• US Targets Myanmar Military, Mining Cos. With New Sanctions
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Teva Sues Generics To Protect Huntington's Disease Drug
• Corruption Linked To SFO's £103M DPA Spans 5 Countries
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• GSA Unveils Rule Vetting Federal Leases For Foreign Ties
• CIT Tees Up High-Stakes Arguments In Solar Panel Case
• Benesch Continues Growth With Chicago-Based IP Partner
• International Trade Partner Joins Porter Wright In DC
• Rising Star: Wiley Rein's Stephanie Bell
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Chinese Drywall Attys Want Redo In 11th Circ. Fee Award
• SFO Gets OK On Wood Group Unit DPA Over Bribery Claims
• UK Court Says Ocado Can't Block Evidence In US IP Fight