International Trade Archive » June, 2022

International Trade - June, 2022

165 articles

• Treasury's OFAC Blocks $1B In Russian Oligarch's Trust
• We're Not All Textualists Now, Kagan Warns In Climate Dissent
• Iron Trader Says Sanctioned Oligarch Behind $7.5M Award
• American Airlines Gets Cuban Airport Lawsuit Tossed
• Trade Court Backs Denial Of Benefits To Ex-AT&T Workers
• Chinese Firm Asks NY Court To OK $144M Loan Default Award
• Shumaker Advisors Lands Ex-UAE Embassy Director In DC
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Swiss Gov't Aligns With EU On Oil, Services Sanctions
• Rolling Paper Co. Says Rival Stalling On Product Replacement
• MPs Blast 'Shameful' UK Efforts To Tackle Dirty Money
• Fed. Circ. Finds Importer's Pencil Duty Protest Too Late
• Contractor Says Rival, Feds Broke US-Made Equipment Rules
• WTO Members Pin Global Food Insecurity Crisis On Russia
• Questions And Answers About The Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• Hemp Co. Can't Ax Counterclaims On Lost Hemp Cargo
• DOE Downplays Climate Impacts Of $39B Alaska LNG Project
• Feds Scrap Trade Secrets Case Against Ex-ADI Worker's Wife
• Shipping Giant Says $2.7M Banana Fight Belongs In SDNY
• China Accused Of Influence Campaign Targeting Mining Cos.
• Texas Infrastructure Act And Renewables Projects: 1 Year In
• ITC Judge Says Apple Infringed Rival's ECG Wristband
• SEC Wins Default Judgment In Ex-Herbalife Exec's Absence
• Calif. Court Tosses LG Exploding Battery Suit
• Feds Ask For Vigilance On Russian Export Sanctions
• 3rd Circ. Casts Doubtful Eye On Auto Glass Co. In PPG IP Row
• Bryan Cave DC Leader Jumps To Akin Gump
• Feds Drop Haitian Bribe Case After Discovering New Evidence
• Biden Issues Tariff Hike On Certain Russian Goods
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Allow Ammo Maker's Tort Claims
• Biden Orders Agencies To Rein In Illegal Fishing Practices
• Ditching Live Testimony For Declarations Is Risky, Attys Say
• Russia's War Is Complicating US M&A In The UK And Europe 
• Vidal Sees More Fintiv Changes After Formal Rulemaking
• WTO Official Stresses Close Trade Ties Amid Global Crises
• Modernized Energy Charter Treaty Would Nix Intra-EU Claims
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Russian Sodium Compound
• Gov't Gets 30 More Days To Review China Tariff Comments
• CIT Deals Blow To Soap Maker's Duty Evasion Challenge
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• Crypto Platform Exits Venezuela Over US Sanctions Risks
• $1.7M Air Cargo Dispute Must Be Arbitrated, Court Rules
• Bipartisan Bill Looks To Stop Data Sale To 'High-Risk' Nations
• Commerce Sets Anti-Dumping Duties For Fertilizer Imports
• Ex-ADI Engineer Tries To Sink Lone Trade Secrets Conviction
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Trump Ally Can't Escape Illegal Lobbying Charges
• Split En Banc 8th Circ. Upholds Ark.'s Israel Boycott Ban
• Vidal's New Guidance May Make Fintiv Denials Even Rarer
• BakerHostetler Adds O'Melveny IP Pro For West Coast Team
• Japanese Steel Co. Sues Over Security Tariff Treatment
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• DOJ Official Confirms CCO Certs. Are New Settlement Staple
• Fed. Circ.'s New COVID Rules Let More Attend Arguments
• Garland Pledges War Crimes Aid In Surprise Ukraine Visit
• Enforcement Trends To Watch After SEP Remedies Withdrawal
• Atty Says Feds Destroyed Evidence, Wants FCPA Case Tossed
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Importers, USTR Wrestle Over Deadline In China Tariff Case
• Justices Won't Take On German Car Antitrust MDL
• Build-A-Bear Loses Lawsuit Over Fluffed Toy Custom Duties
• Irish Central Bank Reminds Trade Bodies Of Sanctions Duties
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• At Federal Circuit, ITC Backs Phillip Morris Import Ban
• EU Extends Crimean Annexation Sanctions By Another Year
• WTO Vax Patent Deal Seen As Doing Little To Boost Access
• MD Helicopters Gets $210M Ch. 11 Sale Liftoff In Del. Court
• What Outbound Investment Reviews Would Mean For US Cos.
• Ex-Trump Aide Navarro Can't Delay Trial Due To His Book Tour
• Sberbank Developing SWIFT Alternative After Ban
• Ukraine's EU Membership Bid Gets Commission Backing
• WTO Inks Deals On Fisheries, Vaccines After Lengthy Session
• Shifty Ransomware Crews Spark Sanctions Concerns
• 7th Circ. Says Tariff Whistleblower Wasn't Wrongly Fired
• 5th Circ. Told Law Barring Israel Boycotts Harms Free Speech
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• Ark. Prof Gets 1 Year For Lying To FBI About China Patents
• US Producers Lose Bid To Up Brazilian Molding Duties
• Salvage Co. Ends Cross-Claim Against Golden Ray Shipowner
• UAE Trader Blames Sanctions For Unpaid €47M Oil Debt
• Amazon, Cartier Accuse Chinese Group of Counterfeit Scam
• 11th Circ. Dismisses Appeal Over 107 Acres In Mortgage Deal
• Gov't Urged To Better Track Civilian Harm By Saudis, UAE
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Czech, Russian Rubber
• Fed. Circ. Axes Bid To Expand Chinese Plywood Duties
• How ITC Is Addressing Its Importation Requirement
• EU Hydrogen Plans: Infrastructure And Regulatory Challenges
• Ex-Weil IP Counsel Moves To Winston & Strawn
• WTO Summit Extended Amid A Scramble For Consensus
• EU Launches Legal Action Against UK Over Brexit Treaty
• Electric Car Co. Investor Sues In Del. Over Disclosure Failures
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Its COVID Testing Requirements
• New Ocean Shipping Regs On Deck, But Inland Woes Persist
• Navigating The Void Left By Withdrawn SEP Policy Statement
• CIT Won't Hike Duties On Hydraulic Pump Components
• CIT Endorses Feds' Revamped Take On Korean Power Costs
• DC Circ. Says FERC Properly Claimed LNG Facility Authority
• US Producer Lauds Commerce Duties On Omani Nails
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• Lawyers' Body Warns UK Brexit Bill Risks EU Trade War
• Judge Says Ex-Trump Aide Navarro Can't Delay Arraignment
• GOP Rep. Stokes China Fears Amid COVID IP Waiver Talks
• House Sends Ocean Shipping Reform Bill To Biden
• Senate Dems Look To Electrify DOD's Nontactical Vehicle Fleet
• Trade Body Advances Claims Panning US' Whale Preservation
• Steps Toward Eliminating Slavery In Apparel Supply Chains
• US, Kenya Eye New Talks For 'High-Standard' Trade Deals
• US Taking Long View On Reshaping WTO As Summit Opens
• Chamber Of Commerce Backs Sigma In $24M Duty Suit Appeal
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• Treasury Voices Discontent Over Foreign Currency Moves
• DC Judge Tells Ex-Trump Aide Navarro To Stop Emailing Court
• CIT Rejects Premature Bid For Steel Tariff Refunds
• Jones Day Taps Dentons For Int'l Trade Partner In Brussels
• SEC Launches Probe Of Ericsson Over Report Of ISIS Bribes
• Indian Co. Can't Block Resin Duties During Suit, CIT Says
• Shipping Co. Wants Suit Over $200M Accident Award Nixed
• Steel Plate Maker Urges 5th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Rising Star: WilmerHale's Jeffrey I. Kessler
• FCPA Retrial May Be Tainted By Hidden Evidence, Atty Warns
• Committee Delays Decision On Russian Debt Payment Failure
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Trump-Era National Security Steel Tariffs
• USDA Official Tapped As Top USTR Agricultural Negotiator
• Chipmakers, Electronics Cos. Face ITC Patent Case
• CIT Keeps Limits In Fights Over Payback Of Duty Interest
• Rising Star: Wiley's Enbar Toledano
• Luxembourg Says It Has Frozen €4.2B In Russian Assets
• Toyota Thai Bribery Probe Marches On, FCPA Deal Likely
• Canadian Solar, Solaria Settle Patent Fight In Calif., ITC
• Fed. Circ. Hammers Thales, Philips In FRAND Patent Row
• Biden Stakes Out More Assertive Path For Solar Development
• WTO Leaders Make Push For Deals Ahead Of Summit
• Scope Of Russia's New Blocking Sanctions Is Unclear
• Biden Uses Trade Pact To Crack Down On Stellantis Plant
• Rising Star: King & Spalding's Marie-Sophie Dibling
• Debt Committee Rules Russia Failed To Pay On Bond
• Montana Tribes Drop Keystone Pipeline Challenge
• US Cleared To Seize Russian Oligarch's Jets Worth $400M
• Taking A Long-Term View On Russia's Patent Landscape
• CIT Rebuffs Challenge To Customs Broker Exam Questions
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• Trump Ally's Underling Wants Separate Lobbying Trial
• USTR Sees Dispute Settlement 'Evolution' In Pacific Deal
• Rising Star: Kelley Drye's Melissa Brewer
• CMS Adds Partner To London Employee Incentives Team
• Biden Carves Out 2-Year Exemption From Solar Tariff Probe
• O'Melveny Cleared To Rep Trump Ally In Lobbying Trial
• ITC Precedent On Standing May Warrant A Second Look
• EU Says €291M Arbitration Award Violates European Law
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• Importer Seeks Duty-Free Treatment For Hay Netting In CIT
• Rising Star: Hogan Lovells' Michael Jacobson
• Ex-Trump Adviser Navarro Indicted For Defying Jan. 6 Probe
• Tenaris Inks $78M FCPA Deal Decade After Prior SEC Pact
• Commerce Sets Preliminary Duties On Korean Polymers
• Biden Unveils Suite Of New Sanctions To Squeeze Russia
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• FedEx Unit Lobs $26.8M Suit To Recoup Glove Shipment Fees
• Top Akerman Policy Consultant Takes Work From NY To Miami
• Boeing Helicopters To Replace Lockheed Martin's In Germany
• Firearm Aiming Systems Co. Sues CBP, Claims Duties Error
• US, Taiwan Look To Grow Economic Ties With Trade Forum
• Swiss Regulator Extends Sberbank Transactions Suspension