International Trade Archive » December, 2022

International Trade - December, 2022

135 articles

• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Want 'Outsourced' Bribery Docs Barred
• Top International Trade Cases Of 2022
• ITC Says Apple Watch Infringes Patents But Holds Off On Ban
• US Boosts Sanctions On Russian Private Military Co.
• CIT Backs Commerce's Surrogate For Chinese Millwork Duties
• Justices Urged To Mull Impact Of Lanham Act Reach Ruling
• WTO Interim Appeals Body Issues 1st Award In Potato Dispute
• At Fed. Circ., Sonos Says Google Can't Beat ITC Speaker Ban
• CBP Guidance Offers Anti-Forced Labor Compliance Insights
• CIT Unrolls Aluminum Sheet Scope Ruling
• How Cos. Can Prep For Alcohol Beverage Excise Tax Changes
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• Top International Trade Policies Of 2022
• Koch Industries Says Canada Can't Duck Cap-And-Trade Fight
• Enbridge Says Wis. Tribe's Win Irrelevant To Mich. Pipeline Fight
• US Should Toss 'Made In China' Label for HK, WTO Says
• DC Circ. Says Alleged Terror-Linked Cos. Can't Reclaim Cash
• A Numerical Analysis Of FDA Warning Letters In 2022
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• 7 Ways To Approach The Difficulties Of Trade Secret Litigation
• From Jan. 6 To Taxes, 'Tis The Season For Trump Probes
• Overseas & Out Of Time: DOJ Reforms Boost Cross-Border Risk
• Texas Rep. Says Biden's Palestine Funding Fuels Terrorism
• Treasury Implements Humanitarian Sanctions Exceptions
• US Again Requests Consultations Over Canadian Dairy Rules
• WTO Dispute Roundup: New Delays Heading Into 2023
• Fla. Judge Skeptical Of Colombian's Diplomatic Immunity Bid
• Top Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2022: Year In Review
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• Rail Coupler Cos.' Atty Conflict Case Sees Another Setback
• 4 Proactive Strategies For 'Rocket Docket' Discovery In SDNY
• 10 Pre-Deal Considerations In Cross-Border M&A Transactions
• ITC Commission Staff Says Suspend Apple Watch Import Ban
• Raw Rolling Paper Co. Asks Judge To Rethink Label Injunction
• Navigators Sues Solar Co. For $1.5M Over Unpaid Import Fees
• Saudi Arabian Student In Ohio Hit With Smuggling Charges
• Honeywell To Pay $203M To End Foreign Bribery Probes
• USTR Seeks More Data As WTO Delays COVID-19 IP Vote
• EU Adopts 9th Round Of Russia Sanctions
• USDA Grants Nearly $1M To Grow Ag Product Market Abroad
• CIT Lays First Forced Labor Enforcement Challenge To Rest
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• Turkish Bank Not Owed Immunity, Feds Tell High Court
• Senate Sends $858B 2023 Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Chiquita Trims Terror-Funding MDL, Must Face Some Claims
• China Launches WTO Dispute As US Reinforces Chip Controls
• Unilever Says Ben & Jerry's Suit Over TM Control Is 'Resolved'
• Trials Over Transport Monopoly Scheme Set For Jan.
• Treasury, State Tighten Squeeze On Russian Financial System
• Mass. Man Gets 33 Mos. For Turkish Arms Data Export Scam
• Deals Rumor Mill: Phoenix Suns, Carlyle Group, Twitter
• Feds Add Extra Year To Ericsson's Monitoring From FCPA Deal
• Sens. Float Bill To Boost AML Rules For Crypto, Ban 'Mixers'
• US And African Nations Sign Agreement To Boost Free Trade
• Hanger Importer Tells CIT Duty Evasion Claims Come Too Late
• Sugar Co. Has $291M Suit Over Cuban Port Use Dismissed
• Navigating The Unique Challenges Of An OIG Investigation
• Army Corps Axes Gulf Dredging Project After Legal Pushback
• Spanish Port Tax Breaks Are Illegal State Aid, EU Court Rules
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• Swiss Cement Maker Holcim Sells Russian Unit
• EU Moves US Data Transfer Pact Closer To Finish Line
• VR Market Control Keeps Zuckerberg Up At Night, Judge Told
• Ex-Marine Pilot Accused Of Unlawfully Training Chinese Pilots
• Medical Device Co. Strikes $14.5M Deal To Settle FCA Claims
• Broker Won't Get Second Shot At Satellite Deal Dispute
• Glove Co. Wants $68M Labor Probe Concealment Suit Ended
• 7 Charged With Sneaking Sensitive US Tech To Russia
• Danske Bank To Pay $2B For Lax Money Laundering Controls
• Russian Tycoon's Bid To Halt $850M Suit Tests UK Sanctions
• Trade Court Tosses Importer's Challenge To Solar Duty 'Error'
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• Goldman Investor Attys Seek $19.8M In Fees In 1MDB Suit
• Businessman Charged In $350M Scheme Seeks Immunity
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• Businessman Fights Extradition Over Sanctions Evasion
• Meta's Within Buy Meant To Boost VR Use, Exec Tells FTC Atty
• Sonos Sues For Refund Of China Duty On Exempted Speakers
• ITC Delays Final Ruling On Apple Watch Import Ban
• Apple And Ericsson Cut Deal To End EDTX, ITC Fights
• FAR Council Proposal Adds Teeth To Climate Disclosure Rules
• US Loses 4 WTO Steel Tariff Disputes
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Apple Files Emergency ITC Motion To Block Smartwatch Ban
• Big Tech Urges DC Circ. To Reject Child Labor Suit
• ITC Says Russian, Czech Rubber Aren't Harming US Biz
• ITC Won't Upend Ruling Clearing BMW, GM In Patent Case
• Meta, WhatsApp Ask Justices Not To Touch Spyware Ruling
• House Passes $858B Defense Bill For 2023
• IPEF's First Round To Center On Agriculture, Facilitation
• Samsung Replies To Ga. LCD Maker's ITC Case With Its Own
• Russian Agent Used Condos To Launder Money, Feds Say
• Navigating Tough Copyright Issues In International Trade
• Assessing 2 FCPA Actions Under Lens Of Corp. Crime Memos
• Missing Docs Don't Justify Total Penalty Rate, Hyundai Argues
• Apple Beats Patent Claims At PTAB After Loss At ITC
• Squire Patton Boggs Lands Senior DOJ Fraud Litigator
• Report Implicates Car Brands In Uyghur Forced Labor
• BIS Prolongs Comment Period For Semiconductor Rule
• Truck Sales Co. Says It's Not Liable For $2.2M Tire Excise Tax
• Feds Still Have Some Explaining To Do On Korean Pipe Duties
• Int'l Trade Policy And Compliance Reflect Holistic Shift
• USTR Calls For More Time On IP Waiver Expansion Decision
• Ex-US Rep. Arrested In Atlanta After Venezuela Investigation
• NSO Says Gov't Brief Backs High Court Taking Spyware Case
• Facing Potential ITC Ban, Apple Files IP Suit Over Health Tech
• US-EU Talks Bring Barrage Of New Tech, Trade Initiatives
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Won't Hear Appeal Of Long-Running Swisher Case
• 3 Pricing Trends In Law Firm Use Of Litigation Funding
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• In Law Firm Race For Revenue, Top Dogs Stand Alone
• Russian Arrested In UK Over Suspected Money Laundering
• Glencore To Pay DR Congo $180M Over Corruption Claims
• Embattled Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Hit With More FCPA Charges
• CFTC Warns Overseas Swap Dealers To Heed Reporting Rules
• ABB To Pay $327M To End S. Africa Power Plant Bribery Probe
• CIT Rejects Commerce Penalties On Thai Pipes
• Investor Serves Up Securities Suit Over Poshmark-Naver Deal
• Mexico's New Economy Secretary Seeks Improved US Talks
• To Avoid A Rail Strike, Congress Tread A Well-Worn Path
• Safeguarding Attorneys' Greatest Asset: Our Mental Health
• Former US Ambassador To Bolivia Rejoins Foley In Miami
• Certain Solar Imports Found To Circumvent Tariffs On China
• EU Sets Out Plans For Penalizing Russian Sanctions Violators
• Supply Chain Fears Prompt Senate To Block Rail Labor Strike
• Feds Weigh New Enforcement Advice On Apps, Compensation
• Exporters Benefit As Commerce Unwinds Thai Pipe Duties
• Ex-IP Chiefs Urge US To Focus On Next Pandemic, Not Waiver
• US Raises Concern On Canadian Plan For Digital Services Tax
• Lessons From Bittrex's Settlements With OFAC And FinCEN
• Only $8B Of $47B Of Russian Assets Frozen, Swiss Gov't Says