International Trade Archive » August, 2022

International Trade - August, 2022

160 articles

• GOP Sens. Cite China's Influence In Opposing New WTO Body
• Trade Court Signs Off On Slashed Australian Steel Duties
• DC Judge Questions Ex-Trump Aide Navarro's Discovery Bid
• Sugar Co. Can't Tie $291M Cuban Port Case To Florida
• Novo Nordisk Strikes $6.3M Deal To End Feds' FCA Claims
• Fed. Circ. Backs Ruling Clearing HTC In Wireless Patent Suit
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• Canada Follows Through On Vow To Challenge Lumber Duties
• ITC Splits On How To Ban Chinese Jump-Starter Imports
• Korean Steel Co. Assails Commerce For Subsidy Flip
• Iancu Downplays Patent Counts For Measuring IP Competition
• Ex-CFIUS Investment Security Director, Army Vet Joins K&S
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• Maine Justices Nix Voters' Block Of $1B Power Line
• Corporate Prosecutions Wane, Few Cos. Self-Report
• Judge Knocks Commerce For 'Disingenuous' Remand Remark
• Greece's Suit Over Faulty Cameras Too Late, US Says
• 11th Circ. Says Ga. Judge Must Redo Flawed Resin Ruling
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• Driller Lands 2nd WDTX Verdict, Netting $2M This Time
• Mexican Rebar Exporter Challenges Double-Digit Tariff Jump
• Fed. Circ. Erases Commerce's Chinese Tire Duties
• Feds Say Ex-Rep.'s Arrest Tripped Up Trump Ally's Scheme
• Attys Hail Beginning Of End To Commerce's Remote Reviews
• Trade Court Frees Thai Line Pipe From Anti-Dumping Duties
• Fed. Circ. Says Turkish Steel Co. Doesn't Owe Dumping Duties
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• US, China Complete Audit Deal, But 'True Test' Lies Ahead
• Nostrum Oil Gets OK For $1.1B Debt Restructuring Plan
• Motorola To Face Chinese Rival's Antitrust Claims
• ITC Won't Sanction DivX, Realtek In Video IP Dispute
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Longtime O'Malley Clerk, Ex-Banner Witcoff Atty Join Irell
• Maersk Drops $1B Container Biz Sale Amid DOJ Pressure
• Taylor Wessing Sued For 'Negligent' PPE Import Advice
• Tort, Torture Claims Against Chiquita Tossed In Terrorism MDL
• DOD Wants China Disclosures, Bars Tantalum Imports
• CIT Holds Firm In Latest 'Particular Market Situation' Ruling
• Designer's Indictment Shows Fashion Co. Compliance Risks
• Ex-Trump Aide: Mar-A-Lago Probe Sign Jan. 6 Case Is Political
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Chinese Pipe Co. Wants Hefty Duty Order Retooled
• Commerce Adds 7 More Chinese Cos. To Export Blacklist
• Climate Change, Marine Life Top US-Chile Enviro Goals
• Surety Co. Says Feds Took Too Long To Collect Garlic Duties
• Exporters Should Take Heed After DC Circ.'s FedEx Ruling
• Applying Commerce Dept.'s New Cybersecurity Export Rule
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Decision Awash In Footnotes Reveals 5th Circ. Judges' Depth
• US Wood Biz Urge Trade Court To Force Chinese Tariffs Redo
• Feds Call To Merge Suits Over Plywood Evasion Findings
• Ukraine Will Deny Energy Treaty Benefits To Russian Investors
• PTAB Denies Chinese Co.'s IPR Targeting Cultured Cell Patent
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• Ben & Jerry's Can't Block West Bank Licensing Deal
• Fighting Counterfeit Goods In The FIFA World Cup Countdown
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• Nike And Adidas Agree To Settle Suits In Shoe Patent War
• CHIPS Act 'Guardrails' Bring Uncertainties For Chipmakers
• Exporter Who Ignored Cars' Stolen Nature Can't Nix Removal
• Treasury Thins Out Narcotics And Organized Crime Blacklist
• CIT Again Kicks Steel Plate Numbers Back To Commerce
• Virgin Islands Judge Nixes Cos.' Excise Tax Refund Suit
• Venezuela Urges Justices To Pass On $42M Award Feud
• Dr. Bronner's Soap Co. Loses Tariff Evasion Suit
• Update: Meta Withdraws Bid for Overseas Rivals' Docs In FTC Case
• Ex-Trump Adviser Navarro Wants Contempt Charges Tossed
• China Has No Legal Claim To Taiwan
• Labor, Digital Trade On Agenda For New US-Taiwan Talks
• $22M Port Damage Verdict Against Louis Dreyfus Stands
• Full 5th Circ. Affirms Lack Of Jurisdiction Over Navy Collision
• Canadian Energy Co. Strikes Electricity Deal With PacifiCorp
• ITC To Keep 1995 Duties On Chinese Glycine In Place
• Stellantis Plant To Rehire Fired Workers After USMCA Probe
• Feds Spell Out EV Tax Breaks Under Inflation Reduction Act
• Commerce Ordered To Revisit Brazilian Paper Production Cost
• Green Groups Challenge Puerto Rico LNG Shipping Project
• Ex-Trump Aide Navarro 'Fishing' For Irrelevant Docs, Feds Say
• Judge Strikes DOJ Memo Over Footnotes In Wynn FARA Case
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Feds Fight To Keep Lone Conviction In ADI Trade Secret Case
• Texas Engineer Wants To Ax Fraud Charges From Indictment
• Peru Claims Win Over US Oil Investor In $97M Corruption Row
• Aluminum Importer Ties Scope Ruling To Agency Misconduct
• Crypto Org Eyes Legal Challenge To Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Business Insurance Considerations Amid Conflict In Ukraine
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• Japanese Co. Backs Feds' Lower, Recalculated Steel Tariff
• CIT Backs Feds On Exhaust Sensor Classification
• Credit Suisse, Investor Spar Over Who Leads Oligarch Suit
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Ex-Alstom Exec's FCPA Acquittal
• Commerce Adds 4 Emerging Technologies To Control List
• Enforcing Patents Isn't Easier As America Invents Act Turns 10
• Private Equity M&A Is Awash In Both Challenges And Cash
• Fed. Circ. Backs 0% Margin For Hyundai Transformers
• DC Circ. Sends Chevron Offshore Oil Rig Fight To 9th Circ.
• Alston & Bird Fights Ex-Cognizant Exec's Claim Of Atty 'Taint'
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• IP Forecast: Tesla Wants To Steer Secrets Case Out Of Court
• CIT Knocks Commerce A Third Time Over Door Thresholds
• USMCA Energy Row Pits Nationalism Against Private Interests
• Enviro Group Says Cuban Co. Can't Escape Exxon Suit
• Watchdog Flags $3B Port Project's Fraud Risks, Hiring Needs
• Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Avoids Jail In $2B Mozambique Case
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• Bearings Importers Say Hefty Duties Were Excessive Penalty
• Turkish Man Admits Illegally Exporting US Arms Data
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Says Feds Can't Silence Atty Taint Claims
• Tai Commits To Reviving Worker Retraining Program
• China Says CHIPS Act Will 'Distort' Supply Chains
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• Banks, Insurers Reach Deals Over Ships Seized In Venezuela
• RS Group Pays $275M For Mexican Electronics Distributor
• EU, Turkey Agree On Deadline For Steel Safeguard Measures
• Chinese, US Firms Accused Of Counterfeiting Ford Products
• Trade Court OKs Duty Calculations On Steel Nails From Oman
• Trade Court Singes Commerce In Partial Carbon Tariff Remand
• Key Takeaways From China's Amended Anti-Monopoly Law
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• US To Boost Chipmaking With Tax Credit, Subsidies
• Patent Co. Run By Russ August Attys Has Suit Axed By ITC
• Treasury Bans Crypto Tool Allegedly Used By North Korea
• Commerce Says Russia Is Still A WTO Trade Partner
• Automakers Say Retooled EV Credits Spell New Troubles
• Commerce Hits Chinese Firm For Sending US Tech To Iran
• Google Fires Off New Suits, Broadening Sonos Audio IP Fight
• US NGO Asks Feds For Sanctions On Indian Officials
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Decision Clearing Fitbit In Philips IP Row
• Calendar Co. Sues Over CBP 'Notebook' Label
• Vietnamese Honey Not Stinging US Market, Importers Say
• Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle
• ITC To Probe Controversial Auto Rules Of Origin
• US Tech Cos. Must Prepare For Impending UK Data Requests
• Shipper Maersk To Buy Danish Logistics Group For $61M
• Sidley Partner Tapped For International Bank Role
• Russian Blockade Is Cause Of Food Crisis, EU Official Says
• Feds Lower Japan Steel Duties 1.6% On Remand
• Canada Announces New Challenge To US Lumber Duties
• Combating Implicit Bias In Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Steptoe & Johnson Lands Miller & Chevalier Int'l Trade Pro
• DOJ Hits Peter Navarro With Suit Over White House Emails
• Dems Want Transparency On Pacific, Americas Trade Talks
• 4 Key Takeaways From The China Tariffs Remand
• Canada Slams US Interpretation Of USMCA Auto Origin Rule
• How The Metaverse Will Affect Business And Legal Processes
• K&L Gates Boosts Trade Team With Ice Miller's Ex-DC Chief
• Venezuelan Cargo Co. Barred From Carrying US Goods
• Canon Gets ITC To Ban Imports On Infringing Toner Cartridges
• CFIUS Reviews Reached 10-Year High In 2021
• US Levies New Russia Sanctions On Elites, Finance Cos.
• Fed. Circ. Backs Commerce's Duties On Argentinian Biodiesel
• Feds End 17-Year Duty Dispute Over Hybrid Bra Shirts
• Administrators Get OK To Sell Russian Gold Giant
• Hacker Site's Founder Wins Bail Ahead Of Extradition Fight
• BP Launches $3.5B Share Buyback As Profits Hit 14-Year High
• USTR Bulks Up China Tariff Paper Trail On Remand
• Mexico To Review 5th USMCA Labor Rights Complaint
• ITA Set To Squeeze Lemon Juice Duties Out Of Brazil, S. Africa
• Navigating Arbitral Subpoenas In A Post-COVID Landscape
• Odebrecht To Pay Atty Fees For Disobeying Discovery Order