International Trade Archive » August, 2021

International Trade - August, 2021

146 articles

• Fenwick Expands To DC With Ex-Dechert, Freshfields Attys
• Afghan Evacuation Numbers Unclear After Chaotic Withdrawal
• US Heaps Duties On Chinese Snowblowers In Subsidy Probe
• Fed. Circ. Unwinds Indian Steel Co.'s Trade Court Win
• WTO Panel Will Weigh China's Compliance In Farm Quota Spat
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• Chinese Banks Beat $150M Sanctions Bid Over Fake Nikes
• CIT Gives Commerce Another Shot At Korean Steel Duties
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• Jordanian Co. Asks DC Judge To Keep Iraq On Hook For $53M
• CIT Enters Partial Judgment In Case Over Indian Quartz Slabs
• EU Climate Plan Should Involve Taxing Pollution, Not Borders
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Indian, Russian Polymer
• CIT Calls Commerce's Flange Duties Ruling 'Misleading'
• 101 Indicted In Transnational Cellphone Trafficking Scheme
• GSK Arbitration Bid Axed In Consultants' Prison Stint Suit
• DOJ Says Seized Hemp Is Forfeit By CBD Co.'s Admission
• OFAC, Bank Of China Strike $2.3M Deal Over Sudan Sanctions
• Turkish Steel Co. Cries Foul Over Treatment Of Security Tariff
• State Dept. OKs $600M South Korean, Australian Arms Deals
• USTR Mulls New China Tariff Reprieve Amid Delta Virus Threat
• Prepare For Global Tax Regime's New Biz Dispute Risks
• UK Eyes Trade Role For Data Watchdog Under New Chief
• FERC's Departing Chatterjee Regrets Grid Policy Inaction
• Sugar Co.'s $291M Cuban Port Suit Too Grainy, For Now
• US Is Urged To Oppose Brazil's Vaccine IP Waiver Bill
• CIT Spurns Bid To Lower Duties On Indian Quartz Slabs
• 'Ecocide' May Be New Tool For Fighting Environmental Crime
• US Targets Paraguay Corruption Network With New Sanctions
• 10th Circ. OKs $113M Award Tied To Reach Of Lanham Act
• Haiti Takes Aim At $23M Award In Fuel Import Fight
• CIT Grants Duty-Free Treatment For Logitech Cameras
• Steel Importers Want Full Fed. Circ. To Limit Tariff Power
• ITC OKs Dumping Duties On Spanish, Japanese Methionine
• Navigating Asia-Pacific Health M&A In The Wake Of COVID
• Intel, Apple and Pfizer Join Flood Of Chinese Tariff Suits
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• CIT Backs Indian Flange Cos. Reduced Tariffs Over Family Rift
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT's Rejection Of Excise Tax Regulations
• Airline Can't Duplicate Suit Claiming Feds Withheld Refund
• Texas City Ends Gas Terminal Design Change Fight
• Keystone Pipeline Had Safety Concerns, GAO Report Says
• Lessons For Exporters From ITAR Consent Agreement
• Biden Chooses Umatilla Citizen To Head National Park Service
• US Imposes New Nord Stream 2 Sanctions On Russian Cos.
• Ex-US Rep. Rebuts Claim From Venezuelan Oil Co. Unit
• UK Says Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal Raises 'Serious' Concerns
• US Sanctions 'Rank-And-File' Russians In Navalny Attack
• Steelmaker's Tariff Abuse Suit To Stay In Pa. Federal Court
• US Won't Scrap Tariffs On Chinese Steel Pipes
• 11th Circ. Agrees To Close Book On Yellow Pages IP Row
• ArcelorMittal, Owed $1.4B, Targets Essar Over Alleged Fraud
• US Says $380M Award In 1MDB Fraud Case Is Fair Game
• Defense Contractors Get Prison For $25M 'Made In USA' Scam
• Coal Cos. Rapped For Missing Emails On Brazilian Iron Buy
• What China's Patent Linkage System Means For US Drug Cos.
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• Siemens Wind Tower Co. Looks To Unwind US Duties
• Saudi Arabia Challenges EU Duties In Its 1st-Ever WTO Case
• Trade Court Wipes Out Speedy Duty Reviews In Lumber Spat
• ITC Judge Finds NJ Lighting Co. Infringes Cree LED Patents
• Curtis Establishes New Office In Saudi Arabia
• US, Vietnam Still Seeking Settlement In WTO Fish Dispute
• Trade Court Knocks Challenge To Duties On Turkish Rebar
• Hearing Ordered On Duplicate Counsel In Chiquita Terror MDL
• Feds Tell 2nd Circ. Alstom Exec's FCPA Acquittal Was Faulty
• Chilean Sea Bass Co. Says Importer Can't Duck $2.5M Bill
• Norton Rose Adds Ex-Jones Day China Pro In LA
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Breon Peace Brings Defense Prowess To Top Role At EDNY
• ITC Seeks Input On Potential Google Product Ban
• ITC Says Foreign Synthetic Rubber Undermines US Biz
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Russian, Trinidadian Fertilizer Likely Harming US Biz, ITC Says
• CIT Backs Tripled Dumping Duties On LG Chem's Acetone
• Google Infringed Sonos' Wireless Audio Patents, ITC Says
• US Issues 3rd Sanctions Round Punishing Cuban Crackdown
• Feds Say Hemp Co. Can't Claim $1.76M For Detained Hemp
• Bass Berry Adds US Commerce Dept. Vet To DC Office
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• Womble Lures Baker Donelson's Global Biz, Trade Leaders
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• Brazil's Senate Passes COVID Vaccines License-Waiver Bill
• IP Forecast: Activision Eyes Axing Patents Before Texas Trial
• Ind. Judge Rules RV Tax Fraud Claims Better Heard In Canada
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• Neustar Takes Colombia To Arbitration For Nix Of Domain Deal
• Steel Hub Says Shipping Companies Won't Release Cargo
• Pipeline Isn't 'Run Of The Mill' Domain Case, DC Circ. Told
• Commerce Whacks Chinese Refrigerant With Steep Early Levy
• Considering Short- And Long-Term Effects Of COVID IP Waiver
• Senator Says Huawei May Still Have Access To US Tech
• CIT Backs Reduced Chinese Solar Cell Duties After 2nd Redo
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• In Pursuit Of Trump Ally, Feds Rely On 'Espionage Lite' Law
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Vitamin C Price-Fixing Case, Again
• US Reaches Labor Peace With Mexican Auto Parts Co.
• Biden Shores Up Trade Team With WTO, IP Policy Noms
• Texas Gas Projects Tell DC Circ. To Toss Design Change Fight
• FAR Council Takes Moderate Approach To Buy American
• Embracing ESG
• Trump's WeChat Suit Is Officially Over
• 1st Circ. Agrees Atty's Botched FCPA Defense Merits New Trial
• GOP Wants Former Huawei Unit Put On Trade Restriction List
• Biden To Scrap Trump's Most-Favored Nation Drug Pricing
• Anti-Boycott Compliance Still Key In UAE Business Dealings
• Linklaters Pulls In FCPA Ace From Quinn Emanuel
• US Fines Tech Co. $6.6M For Alleged Export Violations
• Retention Is Key To Meaningful Diversity At Law Firms
• US Dings Southeast Asian Oil Tubes For Avoiding Duties
• Arbitrary Factors May Hinder Buy American Rule Changes
• FCC, NTIA Could Take On New Cyber Roles In Biden Admin
• Gov't Wants To Keep Higher Duties On StarKist Tuna Intact
• Forced-Labor Enforcement Surge Muddles Compliance Efforts
• US Restricts Visas For 50 Relatives Of Nicaraguan Officials
• IP Forecast: Apple Faces Texas Jury Again Over 4G Patents
• CIT Backs Anti-Dumping Duties Against Chinese Chlorine Cos.
• Army Corps May Dock Pier Contractor's Pay, But Penalty TBD
• US Says $1.2B Looted In 1MDB Scandal Has Been Returned
• Hong Kongers Can Stay In US As Gov't Decries China Abuses
• US Bans Seafood From Ship Accused Of Forced Labor
• PetroSaudi Unit Says US Still Can't Seize $380M Award
• FCC Reveals New Cost Estimates For Replacing Chinese Tech
• Deal Maker Takeaways From Latest CFIUS Annual Report
• ITC Blocks Fiber Optic Imports In Corning Patent Fight
• Trading Co. Says Citgo Misled It In $11M 'Stranded' Goods Suit
• Avoiding Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Remote Work
• Bill To Block Chinese Telecom Firms Advances To Senate
• ITC Will Review US Audio Tech Co.'s Trade Secrets Win
• CBP Says Cannabis Product Co.'s Seizure Fight Premature
• DC Circ. Orders FERC To Probe Enviro Impact Of Gas Projects
• CIT Sees Holes In Nail Importers' Security Tariff Win
• Enviros Seek Ban On Live Birds, Mammals Trade
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• ITC Paves Way For Pipe Duties On 3 Countries
• DHS Defense Of Trump Rules May Invite Further Litigation
• Chinese Car Seller Execs Must Face Related-Party Deals Suit
• Senate Group, 7 Countries Slam US-Germany Pipeline Deal
• Iranian Businessman Charged With Violating Iran Sanctions
• UK To Make Digital Platforms Collect, Report Sellers' Data
• Rule 702 Proposal Would Overly Restrict Expert Testimony
• Trader Entitled To $4M Refund On Oil Export Tax, 5th Circ. Told
• Texas Roots Keep Powerhouse Firms Ahead Of The Pack