International Trade Archive » November, 2022

International Trade - November, 2022

157 articles

• DOJ Official Says More FCPA Cases At Hand, Defends Record
• WTO Panel Backs EU In Indonesian Nickel Dispute
• Gov't Finalizes Rule To Improve Discussions With Industry
• Broker Wants 4th Circ. Rehearing For Satellite Deal Dispute
• WTO Trade Meeting Marked By Multiplying Frustrations
• EU Eyes Using Frozen Russian Assets To Rebuild Ukraine
• Ex-Venezuelan Official Says He Made $1B From Money Trades
• Feds Defend Use Of Foreign Parts In $430M Dredging Contract
• Bill For Tougher AML Rules On Attys Faces Senate Opposition
• CIT Bars Retroactive Tariff Probes Under Enforcement Law
• Iranian American Charged With Sending US Goods To Tehran
• Self-Driving Truck Co. Gave IP To Chinese Rival, Investor Says
• The DOJ Procurement Collusion Strike Force's Latest Steps
• Ex-ADI Worker's Bias Claim Revived In Trade Secrets Case
• Samsung Gets PTAB To Ax Data Transmission Patent
• Ex-Bolivia Official's Plea Shows DOJ's Shifting FCPA Posture
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Rounding Out 2022
• Crypto Co. Kraken Fined $360K For Iran Sanctions Lapses
• Ericsson Seeks Subpoena From US Court For Apple UK Row
• Shearman Adds Former Top Commerce Attorney In DC
• CIT Blocks New Zealand Fish Imports Over Dolphin Concerns
• Trademark Management In The Current Customs Environment
• ITC Advances Anti-Dumping Probe Into Paper Folder Imports
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Investors Left Hanging As Europe Balks At Modernizing ECT
• Feds Falsely Brand Tornado Cash A Security Risk, Suit Says
• Firms Must Digitize Compliance Systems, Legal Tech VP Says
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Employee Immigration Considerations For M&A Due Diligence
• Seafood Importer Fears Fish Will Go Bad, Seeks Faster Ruling
• Clifford Chance Leads Entain's €700M Buyout Of Gambling Biz
• Top UK Court Blocks Scotland Independence Referendum
• Turkey-Owned Bank Immune From Prosecution, Justices Told
• Feds Urge High Court To Skip WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Fight
• Meridian Bioscience's $1.53B Sale Clears Antitrust Hurdles
• Fla. Judge Dismisses Texas Atty In $2M Fraud Suit Over PPE
• Think Tank Calls For Restrictions On Chinese Imports
• NDAA Bills Would Tighten Sourcing Rules For Defense Cos.
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Says Judge Tainted Jurors
• Anticipating The New Congress' Private Sector Investigations
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Modernized ECT In Jeopardy As EU Member States Jump Ship
• Trade Court Baffled By Feds' Logic On Lumber Duties
• Honey Exporter Says Dumping Duties Omitted Actual Costs
• Commerce Wrong Again On Chinese Flanges, CIT Says
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• Seized Cash Rise Linked To 'Controversial' Orders, RPC Says
• Trade Court OKs Commerce's Korean Wind Tower Calculation
• US Cabinet Alliance Slams Chinese Co.'s 'Mom & Pop' Claims
• CIT's Mario Toscano Talks Post-COVID Changes At The Court
• Trade Litigator Joins Baker McKenzie In Toronto
• Team Telecom Won't Object To $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Commerce Considers New Particular Market Situation Rule
• Treasury Cuts Iranian Oil Dealers From US Financial System
• FERC Approves LNG Terminal Despite Review Concerns
• Groups Open Constitutional Challenge To Del., NJ Gun Laws
• Dealers Ask 3rd Circ. To Revive Breach Suit Against Shipper
• Trade Agency Finds Korean Polymer Imports Hurting US Biz
• Ex-ADI Engineer Treated Fairly By Prosecutors, Judge Finds
• State Dept. Approves Switzerland For $700M Missile Purchase
• GOP Gains May Put Energy-Permitting Pact On The Table
• Chinese Spy Gets 20 Years For Targeting General Electric Unit
• Oregon Pot Co. Says Out-Of-State Sales Ban Unconstitutional
• EU Finalizes Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese, Brazilian Steel
• Solar Industry Seeks End To Tariff Circumvention Probes
• ICE Agent Changes Plea To Guilty In China Repression Case
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• 4th Circ. Affirms Nix Of $3.1B S. Korea Satellite Deal Dispute
• PTAB Scraps Most Of Robot Vacuum Patent
• FBI Head Warns That China Could Exploit Access To TikTok
• Trade Court Tosses Rail Coupler Company's ITC Suit
• UN Report Urges Investment Treaty Reform For Climate Action
• GAO Says Feds Lack Int'l Student Data To Identify Tech Risks
• Nations Pledge $20B For Indonesia Decarbonization
• WTO Scolds G20 For Impeding Trade As World Struggles
• Gofer For Russian Oligarch Denies Charges In Sanctions Case
• Minority Workers Bear Brunt of Int'l Competition, ITC Says
• White House Wants $48B More For COVID, Ukraine Battles
• Iowa Sens. Ask USTR To Confront Mexico On Corn Imports
• A Recovery Option For Lenders With Planes Stuck In Russia
• New Indictments Reflect DOJ's All-Tools Approach To China
• Ex-ADI Engineer Accuses Feds Of 'Blatant' Bias In Jury Strike
• No Criminal Charges On Horizon For Rudy Giuliani, DOJ Says
• Feds Mull 'Buy America' Relief For Some DOT Contracts
• US Aims New Sanctions At Russian Weapons Tech, Elites
• Biden, Xi Reopen Communication Without Reducing Tension
• Procopio Cory Snags International M&A Atty In Silicon Valley
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: One Year Later
• Dutch Gov't Asks Arbitrators To Toss €1.4B Coal Power Fight
• Feds Defend Korean Steel Duty Under Emissions Program
• Rail Coupler Probe Advances As Feds Fight Atty Suit
• Peter Navarro's Contempt Trial Bumped To Next Year
• FERC Chair's Future Is Hazy With No Senate Hearing In Sight
• Why A Tailored Antitrust Compliance Program Is Now Crucial
• Commerce Revokes Russia's Market Economy Status
• White House Floats Climate Disclosure Rule For Contractors
• Former Exec, Partners Of Vape Co. Drop Wrongful Firing Suit
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Frozen Russian Assets In UK Top £18B As Sanctions Bite
• ​​​​​​​Magnet Co. Illegally Sold Chinese Products To DOD, Feds Say
• ITC Will Probe Chip Patent Claims Against NXP, Acer
• Malaysian Plastic Bag Co. Got Off Easy, Industry Group Says
• US, Taiwan Negotiations Bolster Trade, Development Ties
• CIT Nixes Challenge To Commerce's Written Verifications
• Calif. Importer Pays $3.25M To End Customs Fraud Case
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Imports Needed In Disaster-Prone Rubber Industry, ITC Hears
• Wahl Free Of Dominican Export Deal Under Ill. Law
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• Feds Seek 25 Years For Chinese Spy In GE Trade Secret Caper
• A Look At Economic Cost Adjustments Amid Global Inflation
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• SocGen Leasing Unit's €5B Deal For Dutch Rival Gets UK Nod
• Justices Set Sights On Reach Of US Trademark Law
• WTO Says Climate Cooperation Would Avert Trade Friction
• Rail Parts Co. Says CBP Wrong On Goods' Country Of Origin
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Int'l Treaties May Limit US Cannabis Scheduling Changes
• Commerce Charges Dubai Co. For Illicit Exports To Syria, Iran
• USTR Defends 'Faithful' China Tariff Remand
• Investors Say Solar Co. Hid Alleged Patent Troubles
• Re-Export Spat Blocks Forced Labor Suit's End
• How Contractors Can Adjust To New Domestic Sourcing Rules
• Ex-Adoption Agency Official Sentenced In Bribery Scheme
• Foreign Discovery Tips After Justices Tapered Statute's Scope
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• Justices To Consider Foreign Reach Of Lanham Act
• Ex-Trump Ally, Deputy Acquitted In Illegal Lobbying Trial
• Asset Managers Eye Loopholes In FCA Greenwashing Rules
• UK Uses Insurance Ban On Russian Oil As Price Cap Looms
• Judge Lets Rail Group Join Suit Alleging Atty's Conflict
• IP Forecast: VLSI Patent Battle Against Intel Goes For Round 4
• HUD Proposes Buy America Waiver For Low-Value Projects
• Fabricant Lures Nixon Peabody Atty To Chair ITC Practice
• Federal Circuit Spins Out Over Unclear Tire Duty Suspension
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• Machine Parts Co. Asks CIT To Free China Imports From Duty
• European Mushrooms Likely Dumped In US, Commerce Finds
• Feds Seek End To Baby Formula Tariff Case
• PTAB Axes IRobot Vacuum Patent In SharkNinja Challenge
• Rwanda Alleges $40M Cancer Drug Investment Fraud
• Ga. County Fights Shipping Cos.' Bid To Ax Oil Spill Suit
• CIT Ruling May Let Cannabis Cos. Tap Into Int'l Supply Chains
• Rail Coupler Co. Looks To Bar Ex-Wiley Atty From Trade Probe
• Ex-Apple Worker Admits He Ripped Tech Giant Off For $17M
• USPTO, DOJ Pressed On Justices' Environmental Ruling
• Feds Defend Subsidy Review Of Korean Electricity Rates
• ITC Judge Clears COVID Swab Makers Of Infringing Patents
• Barrack Sold UAE His Trump Access, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• Feds Call To Deny Duty Redo For Korean Pipe Imports
• Appointments Shape EU Unified Patent Court Before Launch