International Trade Archive » April, 2022

International Trade - April, 2022

165 articles

• ITC Launches Probe Into Lenovo, Motorola Mobile Imports
• House Votes To Cut Red Tape Around Ukraine Weapon Leases
• Philips' 3G Licensing Case Flops At Int'l Trade Commission
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Destroyers, Rifles, Polish Tanks
• WTO Rebukes EU For Flimsy Safeguard Tariffs Investigation
• Associates, Look Beyond Money In Assessing Lateral Offers
• Blank Rome Brings On Kirkland & Ellis Trade, Security Pro
• Venezuelan Creditor Moves Closer To Enforcing $246M Debt
• Turkey Takes WTO Loss On Drug Rules To Arbitration
• Biden Looks To Widen Seizures, Give Ukraine Oligarch Assets
• Dealers Ask Justices To Take On German Car Antitrust MDL
• Dentons Stuck With $32M Malpractice Verdict Over Verein DQ
• ITC Must Enforce Standard-Essential Patents At The Border
• Preventing Impermissible Client Solicitation After ABA Opinion
• Funds To Weigh In On FCA Plan To Separate Russian Assets
• Trade Manager Fired For Take On Trump Tariffs, 7th Circ. Told
• DOJ Warns Prisons Bureau Risks Violating Contracting Law
• USTR Highlights Ukraine War Impact On IP In Annual Report
• EU Lawmakers Eye Crackdown On Foreign Subsidies
• Italian Rubber Tagged With Early Anti-Dumping Duties
• US Envoy To WTO Urges Change To Geneva's Legal System
• Lessons On Avoiding E-Discovery Violations And Sanctions
• Houston Port Blasts 'Dramatic' Bid To Undercut $22M Verdict
• Dish Deal Spearheads ITC Case Against Comcast, Others
• Garland Supports Legal Fixes To Go After Russian Oligarchs
• Watchdog Questions F-35 Purchases Amid Testing Delays
• Hogan Lovells Adds 2 Partners, Engineer To Regulatory Group
• Collaborative Tech Will Dictate Future Law Firm Success
• Metals Co. Cries Mistrial In Magnesium Patent Trial
• $200M Shipping Accident Award Hasn't Been Paid, Co. Says
• When Is A Sale Considered 'Within The US' Under Patent Act?
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Commerce Power To Widen Duty Probes
• Crypto Confab Planners Hit With N. Korea Sanctions Charges
• Chamber Backs Vitamin C Importers' Renewed High Court Bid
• Qatar Ends Trade Feud Over Saudi Sports Broadcast
• How To Effectively Prepare A Witness For Remote Testimony
• ITC Clears Path For Costly Duties On Chinese Snowblowers
• Writing Contracts That Address Subsequent Russia Sanctions
• Expert's Sexual Abuse Conviction Jolts Formula Tariff Case
• As Cyber Risks Surge, Remember Attorneys' Ethical Duties
• Weapons Importer Says Contract Clears Up TM Dispute
• Feds Open Probe Into Argentine Grape Juice Imports
• Law360's 2022 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• International Trade Commission Appoints 1st Black Judge
• US Trade Rep Downplays Reports Of COVID IP Waiver Deal
• Commerce Unit Says Russian Airline Flouted Export Rules
• Ukrainians With Sponsors Get Streamlined Path To US
• Fed. Circ. Tightens Rules For Appearing Remotely
• Fed. Circ. Takes Another Swipe At Commerce Duty Practice
• Rethinking E-Discovery Readiness Amid Rise Of Collab Tools
• DC Lobbying Shops Post Another Strong Earnings Quarter
• Biscayne Capital Principal Cops To $155M Fraud
• Treasury Issues 1st Sanction Against A Crypto Mining Biz
• GOP Sens. Say SEP Injunction Policy Would Let China Steal IP
• Boxing Biz Folds After Treasury, State Dept. Target Founder
• Vietnam Fish Co. Says Uncooperative Exporter Hiked Duties
• Watchdog Urges DHS To Review $293M Cargo Radiation Plan
• Stericycle To Pay $84M In US And Brazilian Bribery Deal
• Peppa Pig Ruling A Cautionary Tale On Sanctions And IP
• Latham Adds 2 Ex-White & Case Energy Partners
• Embracing ESG: Uber Counsel Talks Safety Standards
• Prospectively Appointing Jackson To High Court Is Unlawful
• Fed. Circ. Revives Rovi Patent That Comcast Got PTAB To Ax
• Wilkinson Stekloff Adds Ex-Prosecutor As Trial Partner In DC
• What FERC Flip-Flop Says About Politics And Energy Projects
• Global Forecasters See Trade Weakening Amid Ukraine Crisis
• CIT Orders Commerce To Redo Indian Shrimp Tariffs
• Chinese Freight Platform Halts US IPO Amid Market Woes
• Trade Court Rips Commerce For Korean Pipe Adjustments
• Kremlin Orders Russian Companies To Delist Foreign Shares
• Iancu's Ex-Chief Of Staff Joins Husch Blackwell's IP Practice
• Treasury Official Draws Firm Line On Russia Sanctions
• Blockchain Co. Says $27M Award Must Be OK'd
• Feds Cement Duties On Indian Organic Soybean Meal
• Feds Will Take Second Look At Aluminum Duty Ruling
• 9th Circ. Partly Revives $44.4M Jury Verdict Against Swisher
• US Offers $5 Million For Help Curbing North Korea Cyber Ops
• CIT Orders Deposits Be Secured Ahead Of Section 232 Ruling
• Ocean Shipping Policy Developments To Watch
• Time To Fix Legal Industry's Environmental Pro Bono Problem
• Steel Co.'s Silence Bars It From Defending Levies At CIT
• US Sets Stage For WTO Brawl By Demoting Russian Trade
• IP Forecast: NetScout To Wrestle With Patent Biz In Texas
• North Korean Operatives Linked To $620M Crypto Heist
• Russian Politician, Aides Charged With US Influence Peddling
• Changes To Watch In China's Human Genetic Resources Regs
• Latham Adds Ex-White House Atty As White Collar Partner
• O'Melveny Conflict In Trump Ally's Trial May Need Workaround
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Claim Politics Drove Mexican Tomato Duties
• Remembering An Underappreciated Legal Skill — Listening
• Hackers Have Ability To Control Key Infrastructure, U.S. Says
• Texas Biz Owners Hit With Export Violations, Fraud Charges
• Trade Court Remands Solar Duty Review, Questioning Data
• WTO Faults Costa Rica For Restrictions On Mexican Avocados
• M&A Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Attorneys Can Promote Trade, Security Amid Global Conflict
• Indian Polymer Co. Says US Bungled Subsidy Probe
• Debt Group Meeting Raises Chance Of Russian Bond Default
• 1MDB Trial Gives Courts Another Shot At Shaping FCPA Law
• Profs Tell Justices Not To Let Courts Decide Int'l Relations
• Feds Reveal Charges Against Hacker Site's Alleged Founder
• Managing Supply Chain Consequences Of Russian Sanctions
• Texas Agriculture Commissioner Slams Abbott's Border Policy
• Crypto Whiz Who Taught Blockchain In N. Korea Gets 5 Years
• Commerce Reduces Nail Duties After Repeated Court Rebukes
• Europol To Take Central Role In Russia Sanction Enforcement
• Aluminum Tariff Dodging Costs Cos. $1.8B After Guilty Verdict
• Sisvel Licenses 1,800 Patents To Chinese Smartphone Maker
• Apple Must Produce Foreign IP Fight Discovery, 9th Circ. Told
• Gov't Tells Fed. Circ. Tire Duty Challenge Came Too Late
• Trade Financier Gets 12 Years For $129M Loan Fraud
• Commerce Firms Up New Duties On Honey From 4 Countries
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Reining In Outside Counsel Costs
• Thai Pipe Producer Fights Unexpected Duty Spike
• DC Circ. Doubts Jurisdiction In Chevron Offshore Oil Rig Fight
• When Congress Seeks Cos.' Nonpublic Info From Regulators
• EU To Block High-Value Russian Crypto Transactions
• It's Time To Designate Russia As A State Sponsor Of Terrorism
• Enforcement Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Britain Mirrors US With Sanctions On Putin's Daughters
• Ex-Goldman Exec Convicted Over Corrupt 1MDB Bond Deals
• Microsoft Says It's Battling Russian Cyberattacks On Ukraine
• Ex-Monsanto Scientist Gets 2 Years For Economic Espionage
• Congress Revokes Russian Trade Status, Bars Energy Imports
• In Early Mediation, Negotiate With Empathy, Not Threats
• GAO Refuses Call For More Info In Container Contract Row
• ITC Blocks In Vitro Drug Imports Infringing Merck Unit's TM
• Quartz Co. Tells Fed. Circ. That Duties Have Wide Support
• Russian Bank Stops Interest Payments On Dollar Eurobonds
• 4 Questions For Cos. Seeking To Recover Value Of Russian IP
• UK Freezes More Russian Assets, Will Impose Oil Ban In 2022
• Contractors Feel Impact Of Russia Trade Disruptions
• China Tariff Clash Leaves Sliver Of Hope For Importers
• FBI Operation Aims To Take Down Russian Military 'Botnet'
• Ukraine Atrocities Lead To More US Sanctions Against Russia
• Diplomatic Immunity Invoked In Venezuelan Bribery Case
• Yellen Says No 'Significant' Crypto Sanctions Evasion So Far
• Addressing Problematic Drinking In The Legal Profession
• VTB Capital Collapses In UK As Sanctions Bite
• Russia's $650M Bond Payment Blocked Amid Default Fears
• Next Sanctions Could Include Oil, EU Executive Warns
• Russian Invasion Fuels Calls To Erase Ukraine Steel Tariffs
• Ex-Goldman Exec's Defense Assailed As Case Heads To Jury
• Essar Says $1.4B Fraud Suit Has No Place In NY
• Feds Fight To Keep Structural Steel Duty-Free
• Transforming Law Firms' Diversity Intent Into Real Progress
• CIT Finds Commerce Overlooked Info Amid Wind Tower Probe
• US-German Crackdown Shutters, Sanctions $1B Darknet Hub
• Ex-Goldman Exec Lays 1MDB Blame At Ex-Boss' Feet
• US, EU Plan New Russia Sanctions Amid Claims Of Atrocities
• ITC To Work Out Peloton's Patent Case
• ITC Nixes Probe Into Coke Zero Sweetener Maker's IP Claims
• US, Spain Seize Russian Tycoon's $90M Luxury Yacht
• ITC Consent Orders Can Be Complicated In IP Cases
• Justices Must Apply Law Evenly In Shadow Docket Rulings
• Jury Convicts Ex-GE Engineer Of Economic Espionage Plot
• Senate Passes Ocean Container Shipping Oversight Bill
• US Sanctions 5 North Korean Entities Over Missile Support
• Commerce Cuts Down Turkish Wire Duties After Court Rebuke
• Greek Pipe Co. Sues Commerce Dept. For Quadrupling Tariffs
• FinCEN Fines LA Perfume Co. For AML Reporting Lapses
• Tips For Negotiating Litigation Funding Agreements
• M&A Risk Management Considerations Amid War In Ukraine
• US Biz Seeks Tariffs On Mushrooms From 4 Countries
• Trade Court Orders Reconsideration Of China Tariffs