International Trade Archive » February, 2022

International Trade - February, 2022

166 articles

• Privilege Doesn't Apply To Bigamist's Docs, 1MDB Judge Told
• The Battle To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Energy Giants Cut Ties With Russian Ventures Over Ukraine
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus Testing And Tankers
• US-EU Privacy Shield Talks Inching Closer To A Deal
• Global M&A Market In Limbo As Russian Sanctions Unfold
• Navigating EU Sanctions Blocking After Bank Melli V. Telekom
• ITC Advances Probe Of Barium Chloride From India
• UK Gov't Hastens Legislation To Tackle Russian Dirty Money
• Russia Bans Foreign Securities Sales To Stem Capital Flight
• Lloyd's Faces Exposure From Ukraine War, Experts Warn
• Sberbank Unit 'Failing' As Deposits Pulled, ECB Warns
• Party Leaders Vow Open Minds For New High Court Pick
• West Adds SWIFT Exclusion In New Russia Sanctions
• BitConnect Founder Indicted In $2B Ponzi Scheme, Feds Say
• How Judge Jackson Beat Out Competition For High Court Nod
• Why Ketanji Brown Jackson Honored This Historic Judge
• American Airlines Seeks Dismissal Of Suit Over Cuba Airport
• 1st Circ. Judge Selya Says Jackson Will Be 'Balanced'
• US Sanctions Putin, Other Officials Over Invasion Of Ukraine
• NY Bank Regulator Warns Of Russian Cyber, Sanctions Risks
• Trade Attys React To Historic Expansion Of Russia Sanctions
• Stericycle Takes $81M Hit On Bribery Deal With DOJ, SEC
• Biden's Supreme Court Pick Was Star Debater In Miami
• The Key To Turning Solid Briefs Into Winning Briefs
• Fed. Circ. Scolds Attys For Breaking COVID Rules
• Rip-And-Replace Fund Too Low, FCC Told
• 6 Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Opinions To Read Now
• Biden Nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson To High Court
• London Drops VTB Shares As Russian Banks Feel Sanctions
• Feds Say 'Total Institutional Failure' Led To 1MDB Docs Foul
• 4 Ways Ukraine Invasion Could Affect Global Energy Markets
• Russia Sanctions Bring Compliance Headaches For US Banks
• US Again Places 2nd In Global Patent Protection
• Biden Seeks To Boost Domestic Production In New Plan
• UK Finance Minister Wants To Cut Taxes, Resist Intervention
• Steps For Universities As DOJ Shifts Foreign Influence Policy
• New Balance Says It Already Sewed Up 'Made In USA' Claim
• Cargo Cos. Unload Assets, Winning EU's Merger Approval
• US Sanctions Russian Banks, Tech Exports After Invasion
• NY, Fed Fine Pakistan Bank $55.4M Over AML Compliance
• EU To Freeze Russian Assets, Bar Banks After Ukraine Attacks
• Biden Turns Up Heat On Russia With Pipeline Sanctions
• European Watchdog Floats Data Access Act
• US Botched Chinese Locker Anti-Dumping Duties, CIT Hears
• Chamber Of Commerce Joins Chorus Against Canada's DST
• China Unicom Asks FCC To Rethink Disconnection From US
• Calif. Green Group Hits Shipping Co. With Water Pollution Suit
• DOJ Axes Troubled 'China Initiative' After String Of Dismissals
• 1MDB Trial At Risk After Feds Admit 'Inexcusable' Doc Error
• Ex-Goldman Execs Skirted Compliance, 1MDB Jury Hears
• US Sanctions Russia's Banks, Hampers Financing Options
• White House Plans To Boost US Critical Mineral Production
• Cruise Lines' Havana Dock Fight Must Go To A Jury
• Steel Tariff Lobbying By Group Not Collusive, Judge Rules
• Importer Nabs Tariff Classification Win For Medical Packaging
• USTR Presses Canada To Abandon Digital Services Tax
• Stryker Must Face FCA Claim In Medical Device Fraud Suit
• UK Freezes Assets Of 5 Russian Banks Over Ukraine
• Apple, Ericsson Facing ITC Probes Before 2023 FRAND Trials
• EU Challenges China's Anti-Suit Injunctions For SEPs At WTO
• Walter Dellinger's Little-Known, Outsize Impact On Legal Aid
• Rolling Paper Co., Rival Spar Over Fine For CEO In IP Row
• Port Developer Says Djibouti Can't Escape $485M Award
• US Approves $6B Tank Sale To Poland Amid Russia Tensions
• Feds Accuse Pa. Man Of Torturing Worker In Iraq
• Feds Argue For Broad Power To Amend Security Tariffs
• Korean Telecom Giant Inks $6.3M Deal Ending FCPA Charges
• UC's LED Patent Campaign Ends In ITC Dismissal
• Split FERC Makes Room For Climate In New Pipeline Policy
• USTR Flags WeChat, AliExpress For Counterfeiting
• ITC Taps New Chief Administrative Law Judge
• Watchdogs Warn They Have Eye Out For Supply Chain Cartels
• European Commission Tags Chinese Screws With Duties
• Why I'll Miss Arguing Before Justice Breyer
• Defendant In $350M Bribe Case Helped DEA, Filing Shows
• Tai Says New Tools Needed To Push China Trade Compliance
• Ex-Goldman Honcho Tells Jury Of Brazen 1MDB Corruption
• Hallmark Hits Shipping Co. With $1.1M Suit Over Lost Cargo
• Attys For Military Co. Say Opposing Counsel Harassed Them
• GHG Metric Ruling Won't Thwart FERC Pipeline Review Shift
• Commerce Scolded For Penalizing Minutes-Late Import Filings
• ITC Clears Black & Decker In Stud Finder Patent Fight
• Compliance Takeaways From DOJ Duress Defense Guidance
• Latham Adds Orrick Herrington Fintech Expert In DC
• Illinois Co. Claims Dominican Retail Biz Contract Has Expired
• Recent Rulings Show Lawyer Criticism Of Judges Is Perilous
• USPTO Says No Clear Winner In Competitive 5G Patent Race
• USMCA Panel Backs Canada In US Solar Panel Tariff Dispute
• White House Extends Zero-Carbon Plan To Manufacturing
• Commerce Tags Chinese Lifts With Sky-High Duties
• Cognizant Stockholder Suits Fail Under Del. Law, Court Told
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2021 Year In Review
• Steel Co. Tells Fed. Circ. It's Not Skirting Chinese Duties
• ITC To Probe Imports Over Network Traffic Patent Claims
• Breyer's Role In Courthouse Design Sets A Judicial Template
• In-Person Arguments To Return To Fed. Circ. In March
• Ex-Goldman Banker Looted Millions From 1MDB, Jury Hears
• Alberta Co. Says Biden Canceled Keystone XL To Boost Image
• Hemp Co. Says Charter Jet's Counterclaims Are Too Vague
• ITC Votes To Continue Probing Nail Imports From 5 Countries
• China's Entrance Into Int'l IP System Comes With Challenges
• ITC Says Lemon Juice Imports Likely Squeezed US Industry
• Cannabis Co. Lobbies CIT To Clear Up 'Chaos' At CBP
• Sens. Want Action On Electrical Steel National Security Threat
• Ex-Goldman Exec Says Feds Hid Evidence In 1MDB Case
• What Commerce's Anti-Dumping Rules Mean For Importers
• Seizure Order In 1MDB Case Must Be Nixed, 9th Circ. Hears
• Solar Panel Importer Assails Time Bounds In Duty Revocation
• A Look At Chinese Courts' New Approach To IP Damages
• GAO Says 2019 Foreign Assistance Delays Were Legal
• ITC Rules Chamberlain Group Infringed Garage Door Patents
• IP Forecast: 9th Circ. To Hear Copyright Row With Shyamalan
• EU Court Doubts Poland's Ability To Handle Competition Case
• CIT Judge To Grill Commerce, Solar Cos. On Export Credits
• Customs Broker Arrested On Wire Fraud, Tax Evasion Charges
• Study Finds US Leads In Green Trade But Avoids Sanctions
• ​​​​​​​US Tests USMCA's Environment Chapter In Poaching Spat
• How US Trade Obligations Apply To Biden's Infrastructure Law
• Time To Nix Antitrust Policies That Fueled Blocked Nvidia Deal
• Judge Denies DOJ Quick Win In Hemp Forfeiture Suit
• Trade Group Assails Low Subsidy Duties On Chinese Lifts
• Mexican Steel Co. Assails Duty Calculations Under USMCA
• GOP Sens. Demand Review Of Any New Iran Nuclear Deal
• 3 Safe Passages To Avoid Sanctions Double Binds
• Chamber Calls On US To Lead On Digital Trade Agreement
• BigLaw Must Nix All-Or-Nothing Work Model To Retain Talent
• WTO Panel Mostly Backs S. Korea In US Washer Tariff Row
• Commerce's Steel Fitting Duties Sent Back For More Research
• US Steel Groups Welcome Japan Section 232 Tariff Deal
• Biden's Supreme Court Nominee Should Have 5 Key Qualities
• Nvidia, SoftBank Nix $40B Arm Deal Over Regulatory Hurdles
• Chinese Ribbon Co. Urges CIT To Unravel Subsidy Finding
• Inside The New Guidance On Federally Funded Research
• Nearly $4B More Needed For 'Rip And Replace,' Congress Told
• Venezuelan Oil Co. Loses Bid To Stay $246M In Judgments
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2022 Editorial Boards
• Patent Act Must Be Updated To Protect Quantum, AI Industries
• NFTs Might Fall Under FinCEN Regs, Treasury Says
• Apple Investors Win Partial Class Cert. In China Sales Dispute
• Solar Safeguard Tariff Extension Won't Dim Project Work
• Plywood Group Backs Commerce's Doubling Down On Duties
• Norton Rose Picks Up Silicon Valley Tech Patent Vet
• Venezuela Oil Co. Creditor Fights Stay Of $246M In Judgments
• House Passes Bill To Bolster Competitiveness With China
• EU-US Serve Up Shellfish Trade Deal After Decadelong Ban
• Pro Swimmers' Class Certification Bid Meets Skeptical Judge
• Pharma Group Wants EU On Watchlist For Weakening IP
• Barium Chloride From India To Face Commerce Scrutiny
• NordicTrack Maker Seeks ITC Ban On Peloton Bikes
• Commodities Trader Defends $4.5M Oil Refund To 5th Circ.
• COVID-19 No Excuse Not To Verify Steel Duty Data, CIT Says
• New Bill Would Block Chinese Drone Maker From US
• FERC Says It Properly Claimed Authority Over LNG Facility
• OtterBox Accuses CBP Of 'Stonewalling' On Interest Refund
• Senators Call On Biden To Address Unfair EU Digital Laws
• China Patent Ruling Highlights Anti-Monopoly Law's Reach
• The Flaws In The Traditional Approach To Hiring A Law Firm
• Judge Sends Russian Steel Slab Duties Back To Commerce
• Maltese Bank Loses Challenge To ECB Ban Over Iran Woes
• Trade Judges Dubious Of President's Lead On China Tariffs
• ITC To Probe TCL's Smart TV Imports Over Patent Claims
• ISPs Want 'Buy American' Infrastructure Provision Waived
• Morgan Lewis Adds Veteran DOJ Atty, CFIUS Pro To DC Bench
• Porsche To Appeal CIT Duty Ruling On Race Car Parts
• 5 Tips To Avoid Regulatory Scrutiny On Supply Chain Snafus