International Trade Archive » October, 2021

International Trade - October, 2021

152 articles

• US, EU Strike Deal On Metal Tariffs With Eye Toward New Talks
• Judge Says Salmon Buyers Can Bulk Up Price-Fixing Suit
• Commerce Sets Early 18.85% Duty On Indian Soybean Meal
• Importer Opens CIT Battle Over Discarded Affiliate Sales
• US, EU Circling Deal To Calm Steel Tariff Tension
• Inside Commerce's New Cybersecurity Export Controls
• Lessons From Afghanistan Mining On Conflict Area Ventures
• CFIUS Probing Tencent's $1.27B Deal For UK Video Game Co.
• Dechert Attys Ask 11th Circ. To Undo Sanctions In 3M Trial
• Fed. Circ. Forecast: USPTO To Face Inventor's Bias Claims
• DC Circ. Mulls Fate Of $10B Oregon Pipeline Project
• US DOT, California Partner To Expedite Supply Chain Projects
• Importer Says CBP Hiked Jewelry Box Duties Without Notice
• How Dealmakers Can Bridge M&A Differences In US, Europe
• Commerce Buries Chinese Snowblowers Under Early Duties
• 5th Circ. Won't Let Homeowners Correct Drywall Class Deal
• Chinese Solar Co. Challenges Feds' Export Credit Ruling
• Bipartisan Sens. Call To Shield India From Defense Sanctions
• Regeneron Gets PTAB To Review Syringe Patent On 2nd Go
• ITC Judge Rules Canadian Solar Infringes Solaria Patents
• German Co. Tells CIT Climate Change Taxes Aren't Subsidies
• Trade Court Backs Nearly 16% Duty On Chinese Saw Blades
• White House Unveils Buy American Waiver Portal Plan
• Lawyers Can And Should Commit To Climate Action
• EU Deepens Probe Of Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal
• Thai Pipe Co. Says Feds 'Rewriting' Facts To Keep Steep Fees
• Labaton Sucharow To Lead Chinese Tech Co. Investor Suit
• Risky Drivers Slipped Through CBP Trusted Traveler Program
• 9th Circ. Snuffs Dealers' German Car Co. Antitrust MDL
• House Panel Mulls More Scrutiny For US-Listed Chinese Cos.
• Feds Unveil Massive 'Darknet' Opioid Trafficking Takedown
• Trade Commission Signs Off On Specialty Paper Import Tariffs
• WTO Nominee Sees Vaccine IP Waiver Talks As 'Sort Of Stuck'
• Biden Admin. Announces Vaccine Rules For Int'l Travelers
• ITC Reviewing Whether Lens Imports Trample US Patents
• 2 Convicted For Illegal Libya Diving Export Scheme
• Wilson Sonsini Nabs Kirkland Nat'l Security Atty In London
• Commerce Unit Seeks Comment On Brain Interface Exports
• Russian Cyber Spies Flout Sanctions, Target Tech Sector
• Confronting Origination Credit: Why GCs Need To Speak Up
• Honeywell Says It'll Pay At Least $160M To End Bribery Probes
• 2nd Circ. Says No To Third Shot At Vitamin C Exporters
• Countries Agree To End Export Financing For Coal
• Halkbank Not Immune From Sanctions Charge, 2nd Circ. Says
• Commerce Looks To Narrow Coating Tech License Waivers
• EU Court Tosses Russian Steelmaker's Anti-Dumping Move
• Ericsson Says DOJ Accusing It Of Breaching FCPA Deal
• 5 Accused Of Laundering Funds From Venezuela Bribery Plot
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Pause Philips' ITC Case In Licensing Fight
• Dems Bring Human Rights Arms Trade Bill To The House
• Forced Labor Concern Bars Some Tomato, Glove Imports
• UK, France, Spain, Italy To Repeal Digital Services Tax
• Mayer Brown Picks Up 3 Finance Pros From Barclays, Rivals
• Commerce Dept. Aims To Rein In Sale Of Hacking Tools
• Experts Say FCC Has Grounds To Limit Chinese Tech Sales
• Claims Still Ripe In Maraschino Cherries Fight, Court Says
• US, EU Take Aim At Chinese Policies During WTO Review
• House Approves FCC Security, Supply Chain Bills
• Commerce Ordered To Explain Korean Steel Tariffs
• Importer Sues To Recoup Duties On Door Part Shipments
• Financial Planning Tips For Retiring Law Firm Partners
• Turkish Rebar Exporter Sues To Undo Anti-Subsidy Duties
• IV Hits GM, Toyota, Honda With Network Patent Suits In Texas
• Officials Warn Of Ransomware Crew Targeting Agriculture
• FERC Nominee Touts Necessity Of Stricter Climate Reviews
• Eversheds Sutherland Snags Chevron Atty As Energy Partner
• Preparing Remote Deposition Defenses For Corporate Entities
• Sonos Gets PTAB To Review Google Wireless Sensor Patent
• Carr Calls For FCC To Crack Down On 'Huawei On Wings'
• CIT Backs Feds' Objections To Requests In $3.4M Fraud Suit
• Steel Importers Take Another Swing At Security Tariffs
• Importer Wants 'Hoverboards' Spared From China Tariffs
• US Detains Suspect In $350M Bribe Case After Extradition
• Preserving Disgorgement Tax Deductibility In SEC Settlements
• Trade Court Pauses On Narrow Steel Tariff Ruling
• Ex-Hong Kong Leader Urges Local Boycott Of Mayer Brown
• Why Law Schools Should Require Justice Reform Curriculum
• Ex-FTC Chair To Aid Maryland AG With Privacy, Antitrust Work
• ITC Ends IP Fight Over Food Service Equipment Imports
• USTR Wants Study On Trade's Effect On Marginalized Workers
• Treasury Issues Sanctions Compliance Guide Aimed At Crypto
• Calif. Court OKs Warrant For PetroSaudi Arbitral Win
• Travel Trade Association Denied Tax-Exempt Status
• New DOJ Tip Line Targets Central American Corruption
• Goodwin Snags Another Litigator From Manatt In SoCal
• Biden's 24/7 Plan To Unsnarl Supply Chain Not A Panacea
• IP Forecast: Amazon To Fight 'Jewish Stereotype' Claims
• ITC Explains Finding Chamberlain Infringed Garage Door IP
• WTO Makes Some Progress On COVID IP Waiver Talks
• US Solar Cos. Warn Of China Blowback If Anonymity Dashed
• Tai Wants More Efficient, Accessible WTO Legal System
• Barnes & Thornburg Snags IP Partner From Womble Bond
• Calif. Jury Hits NJ Waterworks Co. With $8M FCA Verdict
• Trade Court Orders Commerce To Explain China Tire Levies
• Trade Court Upholds Catfish Duties After 2nd Look
• Girardi Scandal Provides Important Ethics Lessons
• ITC Lifts Restrictions On LG Attys In Solar Safeguard Review
• Ports, Retailers Pivot To 24/7 To Tackle Supply Chain Crunch
• G-20 Trade Chiefs Still Committed To WTO But Seek Changes
• Ex-Braskem CEO Gets 20 Mos. Over Massive Bribery Scheme
• Embracing ESG: Jabil GC Talks Compliance Preparation
• Groups Say Feds Blew Deadline On Giraffe Protection Petition
• CIT Freezes Final Duty Collection In Taiwan Tire Dispute
• Sharp Settles Patent Fight Before It Hits Chinese Court
• Salmon Farmers Slam Buyers' Move To Revamp Price-Fix Suit
• GOP Sen. Says Waiving COVID Copyrights Also 'Devastating'
• 3 Ways CLOs Can Drive ESG Efforts
• Commerce Readies Steep Duties On Indian Wind Towers
• China Tariff Relief Is Back, And So Is Importers' Angst
• Baker Donelson Hires New International Trade Group Head
• IP Forecast: SAP To Spar Over Trade Secrets, Patents
• Energy Cos. Spar At FERC Over $1B Transmission Project
• How Law Firms Can Rethink Offices In A Post-Pandemic World
• CIT Sends Cannabis Co.'s Import Dispute To District Court
• Chinese Turtle Smuggler Gets 7 Years For Laundering
• ITC Wants Input On Possible Garage Door Opener Import Ban
• Commerce Slashes Indian Pipe Co.'s Tariffs Under Protest
• Shippers Face Risk Even From Voluntary GHG Reductions
• Japanese Steel Co. Sues Over Security Tariff In Dumping Levy
• Hong Kong Shirt Co. Remains On Trade Blacklist For Now
• US Metal Co. Wants Commerce Adjustments Thrown Out
• CIT Faults Commerce For Expanding Thai Pipe Duty Order
• Trade Court Keeps Duties Off Foreign Structural Steel
• Behind The Curtain At Commerce's Operating Committee
• Hughes Hubbard Adds Arbitration And Anti-Corruption Pro
• Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege In Human Rights Audits
• Skadden Lures Former State Dept. Adviser From Steptoe
• Norwegian Can't Reopen Deposition In Havana Dock Suit
• Canada Leans On Treaty In Fight Over Enbridge Pipeline
• USTR May Revive Tariff Breaks On Over 500 Chinese Goods
• ITC Bashes Suit Over LG Atty Access In Solar Case
• Senate Panel Clears 2 Biden Treasury Picks, Ties On Others
• US Biz Urges Fed. Circ. To OK Turkish Co.'s Upped Duties
• Commerce Unveils New Alert System To Aid Tech Shortages
• Sen. Warner Urges Allied Focus On Technology Strategy
• Senate Confirms Sheppard Mullin Partner As DHS GC
• Green Group Uses Trade Deal To Challenge Whale Protections
• Biden Admin. Vows To Hold China To Trade Deal Commitments
• Embracing ESG: Baker Hughes CLO Talks Sustainability Team
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Antidumping Duty On Hyundai Transformers
• Commerce Puts Export Curbs On Gene-Editing Software
• Justices Won't Review Gulf LNG Win In $372M Arbitration Row
• Supreme Court's Return Could Deliver Conservative Windfall
• Pro Say: A Supreme Court Term Packed With Landmark Cases
• Trade Court Sets Lead Case In Circuit Board Customs Fight
• Airbus, Lockheed Escape South Korean Satellite Deal Dispute
• Adapting To New Anti-Dumping And Countervailing Duty Rules
• Up Next At High Court: State Water Rights, CIA Black Sites
• What Mainstreaming Of Litigation Finance Means For Industry
• US, Vietnam Reach Deal To End Timber Trade Probe
• CIT Won't Refund Duties Ahead Of Drilling Fluid Additive Case
• Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID, Has No Symptoms