International Trade Archive » October, 2022

International Trade - October, 2022

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• Musk Dissolves Twitter Board Of Directors After $44B Buy
• Bird Groups Sue FWS Over Captive-Bred Parrot Moratorium
• ITC Won't Halt Samsung, LG Imports Over Roku Patents
• Antidumping Duties Prepped For Argentinian Grape Juice
• Dem Senator Calls For CFIUS Probe Of Saudi Twitter Stake
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• Self-Disclosure In Light Of New CFIUS Penalty Guidelines
• Compliance Tips Amid DOJ Russia Sanctions Crackdown
• How Proposed Forced Labor Product Ban Affects Biz With EU
• Treasury Sanctions Iranian Group For Salman Rushdie Bounty
• Energy Cos. Must Keep Options Open Amid Treaty Turmoil
• DC Circ. Hears Appeal By Qatar Over Hacking Suit
• Commerce Chided For Upholding 'Strict' Deadline Amid COVID
• Solar Co. Moves Toward Resolution On Faulty Chinese Panels
• Fed. Circ. Chief Judge Implores More Education On Patents
• Barrack 'Deceived' Kushner In UAE Plot, Jury Is Told
• IP Forecast: ITC To Hear Ericsson 5G Patent Fight With Apple
• States Keep Buying Chinese Equipment Amid Federal Bans
• Treasury Opens Foreign Alcohol Producer Registering System
• 3 Years In, Procurement Collusion Strike Force Hits Its Stride
• WTO Inks Partnership With Caribbean Development Bank
• Feds Say Oil, Gas Piping Imports Harm US Businesses
• Trump Ally Says He Tried To Mitigate GOP's 'Racist Tone'
• Chinese Refrigerant Producers Slam Commerce Calculations
• Commerce Says Seagate Hard Drive Sales Broke Export Laws
• GOP Bill Would Require FCC Disclosures Of Foreign Stakes
• DivX Targets Amazon, Vizio In New Patent Campaign
• Feds Want US Steel Blocked Anew From Security Tariff Suit
• How New Guidelines Reinforce The CFIUS Mandate
• White House Offers No Comment On Musk-CFIUS Rumor
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• Barrack Says He's No Agent, Mideast Support Is His Creed
• 'Branded As Spies,' Chinese Academics Vindicated In Court
• When CFIUS Leaks Create Leverage
• Ukrainian Indicted For 'Raccoon Infostealer' Malware Scheme
• CIT Slams Feds For Backtracking On Duty Bond Agreement
• House Oversight GOP Seek Explanation For Aluminum Tariffs
• How Int'l Claims Can Be Lost — Or Won — In Translation
• Feds Want Jones Walker DQ'd In $1.2B Venezuelan Fraud Case
• Barrack Tells Jury His Trump Backing Has Been 'Disastrous'
• Judge Tosses Bid To Resume Transmission Line Construction
• Justices Urged Not To Take On Swisher Appeal
• CIT Upholds Duties To Counter EU's Enviro Tax Breaks
• VideoLabs Targets HP With ITC Suit Over Video Coding IP
• DOJ Charges 13 Over Chinese Interference In US Affairs
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Rishi Sunak To Become Next UK Prime Minister
• Ex-Trump Adviser Barrack To Testify In Own Defense At Trial
• UK Gov't Turnover Pushes Trade Deal Further Out Of Reach
• ACLU Asks Justices To Affirm The Right To Boycott Israel
• Mumbai-Based Bank Settles OCC Money Laundering Findings
• ITC Makes Final Vote To Lift More Duties From Brazilian Steel
• FAA's Int'l Aviation Program Tweaks May Hurt Non-US Carriers
• US Says 'Inexcusable' Data Gaps Justify Steep Penalty
• Biden's EU Data Transfer Order Spells Changes For US Cos.
• Venue Analysis Following 1st Chinese Patent Office Rulings
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mnuchin Testimony Counters Feds' Narrative In Barrack Trial
• Appeals Board Says Gov't Didn't Delay Afghan Garrison Deal
• Ex-Bolivia Official Cops To Role In $5.6M Contract Scheme
• CIT Rules Cannabis Paraphernalia Can Be Imported Into Wash.
• CFIUS Issues First-Ever Penalty Guidelines
• GOP Wants HHS To Explain $1.3B Chinese COVID Test Deal
• Senators Want Info As US Ponders Extending COVID IP Waiver
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• Liz Truss Steps Down As UK Prime Minister
• Insurer MS Amlin Fined £9.7M For Regulatory Breaches
• Mnuchin Expected To Testify After Feds Rest In Barrack Trial
• Germany, France Seek Strong Reply To Inflation Reduction Act
• EU To Forge Ahead With Energy Charter Treaty Modernization
• DOJ Says Malaysia Bag Co. Can't Back Up Duty Challenge
• Feds Say Russians Shipped US-Sanctioned Weapon Parts, Oil
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Feds Announce Sanctions Targeting Valenzuela Drug Ring
• Tech Help From China Not Worth Cyber Risk, DHS Head Warns
• GOP Sens. Call On Biden To Block Huawei Chip Plant
• ITC To Probe Organic Turkish Hazelnut False Ad Claims
• ITC Urged To Investigate Semiconductor Tech By Bose, Others
• Treasury Raps Bank For Violating Venezuela Sanctions
• Chemical Compliance Challenges For US Battery Makers
• Caterpillar Seeks 3rd Circ. Review Of Antitrust Early Win Bid
• Willkie Farr Taps Client's In-House Ranks To Add PE Partner
• Judicial Minority Would Alter Jurisdiction For Foreign Cos.
• Microsoft Says Ukraine, Poland Hit By Novel Ransomware
• Barilla Can't Nix False Ad Suit Over Italy-Made Pasta Claims
• Solar Panel Importers Seek Safeguard Tariff Refunds
• Indian Export Co. Says $3.3M Diamond Fight Belongs In Court
• DC Court Refuses Activist's Bid To Redo Jurisdiction Ruling
• ITC Says Russian Imports Of Sodium Nitrite Are Hurting US
• Ex-FTC Commissioner To Co-Chair Cravath Antitrust Group
• UAE Officals Thrilled By Trump Ally's Envoy Bid, Jury Hears
• US Firms Boost Trade With Taiwan Through 5G, Energy Deals
• New Trade Deals Necessary To Keep Up, Chamber Says
• Fed Governor 'Skeptical' Of Need For US-Backed Crypto Coin
• Exxon Says Cuban Co. Can't Escape Expropriation Suit
• Exporters To US Should Share Importers' Compliance Burdens
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Man Gets 40 Months For Selling $20M Of Fake Air Force Gear
• US-EU Data Transfer Framework Signals More Collaboration
• Trump Ally Floats Claim That FBI Agent Lied To Grand Jury
• Ripple Gets Payment Processor Co.'s Backing In SEC Case
• Seafood Co. Sues US For Blocking Chilean Sea Bass Imports
• Gov't Must Revisit Korean Electric Subsidies In Steel Dispute
• Maalouf Ashford & Talbot Opens Office In London
• Turkish Rebar Co. Tackles Feds' Read Of 'Primarily Dedicated'
• Robotics Co. Gets ITC To Review Warehouse Tech Imports
• Navarro Pushes To Use Executive Privilege Defense At Trial
• Jones Day Adds Ex-Goldman, Barclays Derivatives Pro
• Coin Center Sues OFAC Over Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Judge Approves Timeline For Selling Shares In Citgo Parent
• Mexico Sues Ariz. Gun Stores Over Unlawful Sales
• ArcelorMittal Settles $1.4B Steel Firm Arbitration Award Fight
• Gov't Suit To Make Wynn Register As Chinese Agent Is Tossed
• Imported File Folders Cutting Into US Market, Industry Claims
• CIT Lets Feds Redo Thai Steel Levy After Fed. Circ. Ruling
• Minn.'s New Common Interest Doctrine: A Primer
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• USTR Introduces New Comment Portal For China Tariff Review
• Commerce Official Tapped As New 'Made In America' Director
• ITC Takes On Patent Biz's Auto Industry Blitz
• FMC Pitches New Rule Clarifying Container Shipping Penalties
• The CHIPS Act: Key Takeaways For Semiconductor Industry
• Sen. Vows Saudi Arms Sale Block Over OPEC Production Cut
• Colombia Launches French Fry WTO Arbitration Appeal
• Russian Oligarch's UK Associate Charged In Sanctions Case
• Latham Adds Finnegan Patent Expert In DC
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Crypto Exchange Bittrex To Pay $29M For Sanctions Breaches
• US Privacy Changes Put EU Data Flow Pact On Strong Footing
• Trump Ally's Deputy Was Just A Lackey, Jury Hears
• ITC Judge Finds SharkNinja Infringed 3 IRobot Patents
• Lumber Cos. Tackle Commerce 'Errors' In USMCA Complaints
• New Commerce Rules Slash China's Access To US Chip Tech
• Clorox Targeted In Antitrust Suit Over Brita's 'Patent Ambush'
• Chiquita Opposes Boies Schiller Plan To Withdraw From MDL
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• 5 Insights Into Treasury's Trio Of Digital Assets Reports
• Latest Sanctions Narrow Path To Legal Dealings In Russia
• US Moves Forward On New EU Data Transfer Pact
• Indirect Salmon Buyers Hatch $33M Deal In Price-Fixing Suit
• US Sanctions Iran's Interior Minister Over Protest Response
• WTO Deputy Rues Lack Of 'Shared Vision' For Dispute Reform
• Steel Co. Wants Tariffs Reinstated On Brazilian Imports
• Google Hit With PTAB Losses In Sonos And Jawbone IP Fights
• Shipping Cos. Want Ga. County's Oil Spill Suit Tossed
• Hay Netting Is Not A Machine Part, CIT Tells Importer
• WTO Predicts Somber 2023 For Trade Growth
• Evasion Probe Didn't Deny Importer Due Process, US Co. Says
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• Dem Reps. Press Biden To Embrace WTO Vaccine IP Waiver
• Ex-Trump Ally Implies UAE Ties Were Routine Business
• War Continues To Complicate Ukrainian Refinery Award Feud
• Chevron, Exxon, Others Escape Calif. Gas Price-Fixing Case
• Nucor Assails Price Data In Latest Korean Electricity Tiff
• Feds Say Missing Docs Kill 'Fancy' Plywood Allowance Bid
• Steel Importers Ask Fed. Circ. To Rehear Duty Refund Suit
• ITC Finds Synthetic-Diamond Driller Patents Unenforceable
• Latham-Led Solina To Pay $588M For Smithfield Foods Unit
• EU, African Nations Continue Talks On Dispute Resolution
• NTIA Seeking To Waive 'Buy America' For Middle-Mile Program
• Chipmaker Plans $100B Facility Investment In New York
• US, UK Deal To Speed Police Access To User Data Goes Live
• Tillerson Says He Never Tapped Trump Ally For Diplomacy
• US Tells 9th Circ. It Has Rights To $380M Award Held In UK
• Ben & Jerry's Says Unilever 'Covertly' Took TMs After Merger
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• Myovant Sees Stock Soar After Rejecting $2.5B Takeover Bid
• Feds Say Glitter Changes Tariffs For Canadian Floral Decor
• Time For Biden And Congress To Fix The ITC
• SEC Denial Of Whistleblower Bounty Looks Safe In 2nd Circ.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fed. Circ. Reviews ITC Ban On Philip Morris IQOS Devices
• Chinese Vitamin C Cos. Escape 2nd High Court Review
• 1st Circ. Mulls More Active Role In Border Search Challenges
• High Court Agrees To Hear Halkbank Sanctions Fight
• Tillerson To Take Stand In Trump Ally's Foreign Lobbying Trial