International Trade Archive » March, 2022

International Trade - March, 2022

248 articles

• Ex-Coal Co. Exec Arrested On Bribery Scheme Charges
• Cybersecurity Pros On Edge As Biden Warns Of Russia Threat
• CBP Freed From Cannabis Co.'s Suit Over Detained Hemp
• Deutsche Bank Gets Suit Over $155M Ponzi Scam Trimmed
• Commerce's Tariff Probe Darkens Outlook For Solar Deals
• USTR Cools On Trump-Era China Deal Amid Strategy Pivot
• Tai Considers Challenging Mexican Energy, Biotech Rules
• Binance Wins Dismissal Of Crypto Token Class Action
• Goodwin Failed To Stop $44M Ponzi Scheme Loss, Suit Says
• Russia Sanctions Usher In New Age Of Economic Warfare
• UK Hits Russian Media And General With Sanctions
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• MoFo To Give Pro Bono Counsel To Zelenskyy
• Russia To Allow Imports Without Brand Owner Permission
• 1MDB Testimony Is All But Over In Ex-Goldman Exec's Trial
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Tai Faces Pressure On Limited China Tariff Relief
• Ben & Jerry's Rips Israeli Licensee's Bid To Keep Deal Alive
• StarKist Tuna Doesn't Meet The Cut For Lower Tariffs
• Feds Grill Ex-Goldman Exec's Wife At 1MDB Trial
• German Leader Favors Protecting Patents In WTO Debate
• Independent Retailers Cry Foul Over Duty-Free 'Loophole'
• Iron Cos. Rip 'Gamesmanship' In $48M Arbitration Award Fight
• Dentons Steers Cannabis Provider's Direct Listing Plans
• Trade Court OKs Scope Of Chinese Wood Moulding Duties
• Cargo Equipment Cos. Abandon Merger
• Fitch Withdraws Ratings For 27 Russian Banks
• House Oversight Committee Opens Credit Suisse Inquiry
• Rolling Paper Rival Denied Enhanced Damages In IP Row
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Exec's 1MDB Defense Case Takes Shape
• Commerce Opens Solar Tariff Probe, Sparking Furor From Biz
• Biden Budget Provides Billions For Clean Energy
• CIT Says Tire Importer Off Hook For Duties After Identity Theft
• Jury Hands Port Of Houston $22M Win In Lease Breach Fight
• Russia-Ukraine War Spills Into WTO's Legal Wing
• Canada Chooses F-35 For $15B Fighter Jet Program
• Trade Court Backs Tariffs For Plastic Glove Imports
• High Court Refuses To Wade Into Security Tariff Battle
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• New EU Data Transfer Pact Hinges On US Privacy Pledges
• FCC Adds 3 Companies To National Security Threat List
• 5th Circ. Says Oil Dealers Due $4.5M For Cleanup Fees
• EU, Turkey Agree To Arbitrate Appeals In WTO Clashes
• Holland & Knight Adds 2nd Jones Walker Atty This Month
• Emerging Economic Effects From Russia-Ukraine War
• ITC Greenlights Rollout Of Dumping Duties On Chinese Lifts
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• British Sugar Wins Bid To Fight Brexit Tariff Duty
• US, EU Unveil Plans To Lessen Reliance On Russian Gas
• EU, US Agree On Data Transfer Tool To Replace Privacy Shield
• Russia Freezes Bank Credit Ratings To Help Maintain Stability
• Ex-Goldman Exec Says FCPA Charge Misapplied In 1MDB Trial
• Feds Say Russian Hackers Targeted Energy Sector Worldwide
• CBD Co. Throws In Towel On Bid For Hemp Seized By DOJ
• Vitamin C Cos. Ask Justices To Save Price-Fixing Case Again
• FERC Hits Pause On Pipeline Policy Shift
• Biden Hits Russian Legislators, Defense Cos. With Sanctions
• Applying US Contract Law Amid Ukraine-Related Sanctions
• US, Japan Ink Deal To Expand Lower Tariffs For Beef Trade
• UK Adds More Russian, Belarusian Banks To Sanctions List
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• Moscow Stock Exchange Reopens With Short-Selling Ban
• Cruise Liners Trafficked By Docking In Cuba, Judge Rules
• Judge Ends ZTE Sanctions Probation Despite Visa Concerns
• From Alice To Fintiv: Judge O'Malley Dishes On Patent Law
• US Reinstates Tariff Cuts For More Than 350 Chinese Products
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• Trade Court Leaves Duties On Canadian Wind Towers Intact
• What DOJ's Shifting Stance On IP Means For SEPs, Mergers
• US Cos. Warn Climate Regulations No Exception To Tariff Law
• Feds Trace $35M 1MDB Kickback Trail To Ex-Goldman Exec
• You Haven't Heard The Last From Judge O'Malley
• Calif. AG Preserves Oil Trade Rigging Suit On Appeal
• Filipino Casino Co. Can Pursue $297M Arbitral Award In NY
• Federal Preemption Helps US Steel Duck Tariff-Abuse Suit
• Chinese Wooden Cabinet Tariffs Get CIT Signoff
• FinCEN Alerts On Sanctions Evasion Signal Shifting Approach
• US, UK Make Peace In Security Tariff Spat
• Export Control Compliance Amid Stricter Russia Restrictions
• Zimmer Biomet Bribery Suit Belongs In Mexico, 7th Circ. Says
• Trade Court Rejects Indian Pipe Market Distortion Finding
• Biden Warns Of New Russian Cyberattacks On Critical Entities
• GOP Rep. Pushes Bill To Boost CBP Role In Counterfeit Fight
• CIT Won't Raise Silicon Metal Duties That US Biz Call Low
• Commerce Bakes In Hefty Duties For Indian Soybean Meal
• Cos. Must Prepare For Emerging ESG Risks In Supply Chains
• PTAB Rejects Google's Bid To Review Thermostat Patent
• Trade Court Cuts Imports Of Infringing Skull Razors
• FERC Urged To Rethink Pipeline Policy Shift
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• Insurers Scale Back M&A Deal Cover Over Ukraine War
• Feds Say Ex-Apple Worker Defrauded Tech Giant Out of $10M
• Korean Steel Co. Blames Upped Duties On Reverse-Course
• Russian Banks Expand Digital Services To Counter Sanctions
• Feds Ground Russian Carrier's Planes Under Export Rules
• House Votes To Ax Russia, Belarus As 'Most Favored Nations'
• La. Port Ordered To Pay $124.5M To Export Terminal Co.
• The ITC's Crucial Role In Countering Russia's Aggression
• SEC's Ripple Case Shows Limits Of Outdated Securities Test
• IP Forecast: Google To Fight Sonos' Last-Minute Changes
• Squire Patton Launches Climate Change Arbitration Monitor
• Graham Urges Biden To Send Polish MiG-29s To Ukraine
• DOJ Subpoenas Shipping Giant Maersk Amid Antitrust Focus
• How To Wind Down Patents In Russia Over Next 3 Months
• Russia-Exposed Cos. Should Plan For Sanctions Litigation
• Key Facets Of Final Buy American Rule For Gov't Contractors
• Regulating Crypto Shouldn't Hinge On Securities Status
• PDVSA Looks To Slash Investment Firm's $3.3M Fee Bid
• Fed Circ. Stands By CIT Reading On Steel Pipe Levies
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• FCA Plans To Let Fund Managers Segregate Russian Assets
• COVID IP Waiver Compromise Bashed By All Sides
• China Ties End Telecom Cos.' Access To US Networks
• Judge Suggests Ban On Imports That Infringe Canon's Patents
• India, Indonesia Face EU Subsidy Duties On Steel Exports
• Executive Order Is First Step In Supporting Digital Assets
• CFTC Chair Warns Of 'Unknowns' As Ukraine Crisis Continues
• State Dept. Greenlights Spain's $950M Helicopters Purchase
• EU Could Use WTO Against US Electric Car Tax Credits
• EU, India, South Africa, US Reach Vaccine TRIPS Waiver Deal
• Mid-Trial Report: An Ex-Goldman Exec And 1MDB
• Garland Strengthens Public Access To Government Docs
• ITC Asks Judge To Clarify Warning To Attys In Motor IP Row
• Why The Ukraine War Won't Move The Clean Energy Needle
• How Multinationals Can Withstand US-China Trade Conflict
• PDVSA Says Del. Suit Over $246M Debt Must Be Nixed
• Aviation Watch: How Russia Sanctions Will Affect Aviation
• China Wants To Avoid Impact Of Sanctions On Russia
• What Tighter Sanctions Against Russia Mean For Companies
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• Distributor Fights To Keep Ben & Jerry's License In Israel
• AutoStore Kicks Off Ocado Patent Trial Denying IP Disclosure
• EU Bars Russia From Using Ratings Cos. In Latest Sanctions
• Fugitive 1MDB Financier Made Off With $1.42B, Feds Say
• Bank Of China Unit Sues To Reclaim Plane From Russian Biz.
• Texas Jury Shuts Door On Chamberlain's $63M Patent Case
• EU Adds Another 5 Years To Chinese Aluminum Foil Duties
• Coal Magnate Says $1M Fee Sanction Unjustified
• Steel Parts Importers Win New Review Of Duty Evasion Claims
• Peruvian Produce Exporter Pulls $450M IPO As Listings Cool
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Gov't Calls On UK Firms To Dump Russian Assets
• Fed. Circ. Directs Trade Court To Revisit S. Korean Pipe Levies
• Russia OKs Use Of Peppa Pig TM As Sanctions Retaliation
• Deutsche Bank Says It Violated $80M Deal With DOJ
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• Biden Vows To End Russia's 'Most Favored Nation' Status
• Ocado Nabs US Patent Win From AutoStore Ahead Of UK Trial
• Feds Say Ex-Braskem CEO Can't Cite Virus For Early Release
• US Senate Confirms María Pagán As WTO Envoy
• Biden Urged To Use Defense Law To Boost Renewable Energy
• 1MDB Financier Raised Red Flags At Goldman, Jury Hears
• ITC To Launch Second Probe Of Honeywell Barcode Scanners
• IFIT Ruling May Give Future IP Damages Litigants A Workout
• Global South Groups Decry Idea Of Sanctions For Digital Taxes
• Mayer Brown Seeks $2.9M Payout For Duty Evasion FCA Win
• UK Sets Deadline For Russian Aviation Insurance Sanctions
• 7 Russian Oligarchs Hit With £15B In Latest UK Sanctions
• Biden Order Grapples With Crypto's Rise
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC Ruling In Jeep Trade Dress Fight
• Solar Panel Mounts Excluded From Aluminum Duty, Court Told
• Alvotech, AbbVie Deal Allows For Humira Biosimilar In 2023
• Ga. Justices Won't Review LG Bid To End Faulty Battery Case
• 5 Advertising Enforcement Trends To Watch
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• Biden To Tap Crowell & Moring Partner For Treasury Post
• EU Sanctions Belarus Banks, Clarifies Crypto-Asset Position
• Biden Orders Wide-Ranging Studies Of Cryptocurrency Risks
• Moscow Tightens Capital Controls Amid Default Warnings
• 1MDB: Ex-Goldman Exec Posed As Wife To Fool Future Wife
• Path Out Of Russian Energy Riddled With Legal Potholes
• Twitter, Profs Say Anti-Counterfeit Bill Is Bad For TM Law
• Federal Circuit Shows ITC Consent Orders Have Teeth
• ITC Launches Probe Into Peloton Bike Imports
• Russian Oil Ban 'No Time For Profiteering,' Biden Says
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Broadcom's Bid To Cancel Toyota's ITC Win
• Rolling Paper Co. Says Ill. Law Backs Jury Verdict In IP Row
• Reviewing Risk Factor Disclosures Amid Russian Sanctions
• Stats Show Lack Of Risk In ITC's Domestic Industry Approach
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• CEOs Say Ukraine War Worsening Energy Supply Woes
• Crypto Whiz Asks For 2 Years Over N. Korea Sanctions Charge
• Hinckley Allen Adds Ex-US Atty And National Security Expert
• Biden, UK Ban Russian Oil And Gas Imports
• European Insurance Trade Group Expels Russian Partners
• Ukraine Invasion Shaves £25B From UK Pension Assets
• UK Hit With Massive EU Tax Bill Over Chinese Import Fraud
• Feds Say Canada Lumber Duties Row Belongs Under USMCA
• Norway Urges Review Of Data Transfers To Russia, Ukraine
• Judge Picks Apart 'Generic' In Jeep's Wrangle With Indian Co.
• CEOs Urge Energy Market Stabilization Amid Ukraine Conflict
• Fed. Circ. Doubts PTAB Wrongly Axed J&J Unit's Surgical IP
• Coinbase Blocks 25,000 Russia-Tied Crypto Addresses
• Kerry Urges Unity Against Russia Amid Market Volatility
• AML Body Updates Rules Targeting Anonymous Ownership
• Green Group Urges Biden To Cut Off Russian Oil Imports
• Digital Logistics Biz Forto Valued At $2.1B In Funding Round
• UK Risks Economic 'Self-Harm' From Russia Sanctions
• UK Pensions Watchdog Warns On Impact Of Ukraine War
• Sberbank Swiss Unit Ordered To Suspend Transactions
• DOJ Taps SDNY Art Sleuth In Hunt For Hidden Russian Assets
• Peloton Countersues, Saying NordicTrack Is The IP Thief
• US Taps Ex-Official As Arbitrator In $15B Keystone Claim
• At PTAB, Google Loses HVAC Patent Fight
• Biden Administration Finalizes Change In Buy American Rule
• Activist Investor Seeks Ericsson Shakeup After DOJ Rebuke
• US Should Revoke Its Russia Trade Pact To Fix WTO
• Buchanan Ingersoll Lures Wiley Rein Atty To Lead Trade Team
• Switzerland Follows EU's Russia Sanctions And SWIFT Ban
• Russian-Owned London Broker Insolvent After Sanctions
• Ex-Goldman Exec Says Boss Faked Relationships For Gain
• Distributor Fights Ben & Jerry's Israeli Occupation Boycott
• US Hits Russian 'Elites,' Propaganda Outlets With Sanctions
• PDVSA Says Creditor's Targeting Of Citgo Shares Is Illegal
• Senate Commerce Committee Mulls Ocean Shipping Reforms
• DOJ Cites Iraq Probe To Claim Ericsson Breached FCPA Deal
• Sens. Clash With FERC Over Revised Pipeline Climate Policy
• Powell Calls For 'Strong' Crypto Regs Amid Sanctions Worries
• South Korean Steel Plate Maker Fights 'Arbitrary' Duties At CIT
• Ex-Fox Producer Accused Of Aiding Russian Television Baron
• Veteran SDNY Prosecutor To Lead DOJ's Oligarch Task Force
• UK's Biggest Pension Fund Joins Exit From Russian Assets
• Gov't To Ban UK Insurance Cover For Russian Aviation Firms
• CFTC Nominees Sail Through Senate Confirmation Hearing
• DOJ Launches Crackdown To Enforce Russia Sanctions
• 4 Takeaways From FERC's Pipeline Policy Shift
• Treasury Urges Crypto Exchanges To Get In Line With BSA
• US Curbs Belarusian Tech Access, Swipes At Russian Energy
• Wyden Wants Russian Tariffs Increased After Ukraine Invasion
• NY Seeks Blockchain Analytics To Combat Sanctions Evasion
• Sens. Urge US Treasury To Monitor Russia's Crypto Use
• Ocean Carriers' Antitrust Shield Targeted In House Bill
• EU To Ban 7 Russian Banks From SWIFT Starting March 12
• Sberbank European Unit Shuttered After Depositors Pull Out
• Biden State Of Union Touts Russia Jets Ban, Supply Chain Fix
• Biden Focuses On Ukraine In State Of The Union Speech
• IT Exec Says Ex-Micron Worker's Laptop Exposed IP Theft
• Ex-Haynes And Boone IP Vet Rejoins Firm From Gibson Dunn
• Major Crypto Exchanges Won't Ban All Russian Transactions
• No Way Out Of $6M ITC Fine Over Axed Patent, Fed. Circ. Says
• Ex-Goldman Exec Says Pal Urged Kushner To Nix 1MDB Probe
• Timing Of Trump Adviser Indictment Not Political, Feds Say
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship
• China's Strict Scrutiny Of Semiconductor Deals May Intensify
• Chinese Refrigerant Lands Steep Slate Of Levies
• Logistics Co. Says Baker Hughes Fight Needn't Be Arbitrated
• Law Society Defends Industry As Sanctions Backlash Mounts