International Trade Archive » January, 2023

International Trade - January, 2023

170 articles

• Global Corruption Persists With Few Gains Made, Study Says
• China Slams Potential US-Dutch-Japan Chip Export Deal
• US Escalates 2nd Challenge To Canadian Dairy Quotas
• OFAC Marks Myanmar Coup Anniversary With New Sanctions
• Vitamin Biz Agrees To $22.8M Deal To End Customs Fraud Suit
• USTR Counterfeit Report Names WeChat, Taobao For 2nd Year
• GM, Lithium Americas Ink $650M Mine Development Deal
• Venezuela Escapes Drilling Co. Asset Seizure Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Green Planes And Army Trucks
• Danske Bank Deal Sees DOJ Tie Exec Bonuses To Compliance
• Chilean Sea Bass Import Block Not An Embargo, Feds Say
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Arnold & Porter
• Japan Tightens Sanctions, Export Controls On Russia
• DOD Tweaks Rules On Novel Procurements, R&D, PPE Deals
• USTR Urged To Eye Canada, Other Foreign Copyright Markets
• TikTok CEO To Testify At Congress Amid Security Concerns
• PTAB Rules Against Apple In Masimo Blood Oximetry IP Fight
• Ex-Unaoil Exec Gets 1 Year In Global Corruption Case
• US Lodges 2nd USMCA Complaint Against Mexican Auto Plant
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Morris Manning
• Takeaways From First Anti-Terrorism Act Prosecution Of A Co.
• Rep's Threat On Export Controls Puts Spotlight On China
• Nigeria Denied Immunity In Chinese Co.'s $70M Award Fight
• Chancery Struggles To Untangle Vape Venture 'Hydra'
• Bankruptcy 'Shatters' Radio Antitrust Suit, Motorola Says
• Navarro Contempt Trial Vacated For Judge's Legal Questions
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• WTO Rulings On US Tariffs, HK Policy Frozen With Appeals
• Trade Court Tosses Canadian Lumber Co.'s Duty Suit
• Feds Say Importer Skirted 'Hundreds Of Thousands' In Duties
• Europe's New Unitary Patent System Will Affect IP Agreements
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• ITC Finds No US Steel Nail Injury From India, Thailand, Turkey
• LA Couple Must Face CFTC's $1M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• How Appetizing Will Cos. Find The DOJ's New Carrots?
• Trump Ally Can't Revive Key Contempt Defense, Gov't Says
• Practicalities Loom Larger Than Policy For Aussie Sub Deal
• Pfizer Bid To Shield FBI Talks Meets Skeptical Judge
• Ex-FBI Agent Denies Concealing Corrupt Foreign Dealings
• Contract Claims In LNG Project Spat Must Be Nixed, Co. Says
• CIT Slashes Indian Resin Tariffs Over Subsidy Fumble
• 2nd Circ. Postpones Ruling On Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• FinCEN Warns Of Sanctioned Russians In Commercial Realty
• US, South Africa Team Up To Counter Wildlife Trafficking
• Regeneron Gets Novartis Syringe Patent Axed At PTAB
• Manchin Bill Calls For Pause Of EV Tax Credit
• Gasoline Buyers Say Toss Of Price Fix Suit Hurt Due Process
• No Difference Between Backhoes And Excavators, Feds Say
• Feds Seek Do-Over In Chinese Wood Tariffs Spat
• Ore. Says Nuts To Pot Co. Suit Over Out-Of-State Sale Ban
• Jones Day Names London Partner As Global Disputes Leader
• Mozambique Argues $2B Case Can Be Heard In England
• ITC Says Lemon Juice Imports Are Souring Domestic Market
• CIT Tells Commerce To Revisit Denied Steel Tariff Exemptions
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Pair Charged In Scheme To Skirt Sanctions On Russian Yacht
• Consequences For US Cos. If Russia Gets Official Terror Label
• Investors Say Hemp Co. Is Successor To Defunct Video Co.
• Ex-FBI Agent Charged With Aiding Indicted Russian Oligarch
• Crowell & Moring Taps Ex-OFAC Chief Counsel In Latest Hire
• Switzerland First To Adopt WTO Fisheries Deal
• Buchanan Brings Ex-Commerce Analyst To Int'l Trade Practice
• Rolling Paper Co. Can't Use Disputed Spanish Origin Stamp
• UK Properly Refused Broad Probe Into Forced Chinese Labor
• What Investment Tensions With China Mean For US Issuers
• Enviros Challenge DOT Approval Of Texas Gulf Oil Terminal
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• Russian Gold Miner Gets Court OK To Pay Creditors
• 5th Circ. Urged To Block DOT Sea Port Oil Terminal Approval
• Chief ITC Judge Urges Attys To Look Beyond Technical Case
• Tin Mill Makers Accuse 8 Countries Of Unfair Trade Practices
• PPE Fraud Suit Ends In $2.1M Judgment For Fla. Reseller
• DC Circ. Mulls Proper Law In Exxon's $71M Seized Assets Suit
• Trump Ally Must Face Contempt Trial Without Key Defenses
• Indian Drug Distributor Gets 7 Years For Trafficking Pills In US
• WTO Interim Appeals Award Demonstrates Process's Benefits
• MPs To Probe Impact Of Russia Trade Sanctions
• EU Medicine Reboxing Ruling Gives Guidance To Pharma Cos.
• NAFTA Can't Save $15B Keystone XL Case, US Says
• Pyrex Maker Settles FTC's 'Made In USA' Claims For $129K
• Commerce Must Rectify Error In Steel Pipe Duties, Court Rules
• 10th Circ. Told Mattress Co. Exists Only On Paper
• Groups Tell Biden Not To Back Down To EU Trade Threats
• US Cos. Lose Bid To Reinstate Chinese Window Wall Tariffs
• How Copyright Is Leveraged To Protect NFTs In US And China
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• DOJ Adds New Incentives To Corporate Enforcement Policy
• Halkbank Prosecution Holds 'Cataclysmic' Risk, Justices Told
• FWS Seeks To Down Challenge To Parrot Import Ban
• Copyright Office Taps New Deputy Policy Director
• London NFT Co. Sues In Del. To Stop Alleged Cybertheft
• US, EU Sign Post-Brexit Tariff Rate Quota Agreement
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Ex-NASA Contract Worker Now Admits Selling Tech To China
• Commerce Issues Export Curbs On Marine Toxins
• Coal Magnate To Face Claims Over $48M Award
• Biden To Streamline Process Of Immigrant Labor Disputes
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• CIT Says Hyundai's Dual Failures Back High Penalty
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• Rubber Co. Fights Bid To Toss Hidden Labor Violation Suit
• Senators Again Call For Wider National Security Steel Tariffs
• Australian Steel Co. Sues ITC Over Renewed Duties
• FCPA Enforcement Outlook: Sweeter Carrots, Sharper Sticks
• Ex-Kelley Drye Regulatory Partner Joins Fenwick In DC
• 5 Things To Know About The SEC's Covington Breach Probe
• Crypto Co. Can't Use China Privacy Law To Withhold Docs
• CIT Judge Digs Into Scope Of Countertop Duty Exclusion
• Chiquita Wants NJ Victims Dismissed In Terror-Funding MDL
• Mayer Brown Elevates 3 To Gov't Affairs, Int'l Trade Leadership
• Fla. Judge Denies US Plywood Cos.' Restraining Order Bid
• Ammo Co. Tells 3rd Circ. Pa. Doctrine Doesn't Bar Fraud Claim
• Panel Finds 'Inadequate Support' For US View On Auto Tariffs
• CBP Walks Back Aluminum Extrusions Finding On Remand
• Cybersecurity Tops GCs' List Of Dispute Worries For 2023
• Ga. County Drops 2 Claims In Shipping Cos. Oil Spill Suit
• USTR Readies Draft Proposals For Taiwan Initiative
• ITC Judge Rules That Apple Watch Infringes Masimo Patent
• CIT Won't Delay Injunction Blocking New Zealand Fish Imports
• Precedent Bars Steel Tariff Rollback, Fed. Circ. Hears
• White House Touts Chip Collaboration At Regional Summit
• Commerce Won't Lower Steel Duties Countering EU Tax Relief
• Gas Cos. Duck Price-Fixing Attributed To Trump
• What Energy Claims Against Spain Mean For Investor Rights
• 1st Circ. Upholds Airport Search Of Chinese National's Laptop
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• EV Tax Credit Rules Spell Confusion For Auto Industry
• Clorox Seeks Toss Of Water Filter Antitrust Suit
• Commerce Says Missing Data Warranted Steep Pipe Duties
• Fed. Circ. Patent Decisions In 2022: An Empirical Review
• NSO's Immunity Claim In Meta Hacking Suit Dies At High Court
• Hogan Lovells Shakes Up Transportation & Trade Leadership
• Flooring Cos. Urge Duty Remand, Say No Info Gaps Existed
• Plywood Cos. Cite 'Egregious Fraud' In Restraining Order Bid
• US, Japan Team Up To Combat Forced Labor In Supply Chains
• US Again Sanctions Iranian Drone-Makers For Arming Russia
• Criminal Vs. Civil Liability Amid Growing Crypto Enforcement
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Duties On Indian Quartz Slab Intact
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT Definition Of Countertop 'Producers'
• Danske Bank Sentenced, Will Forfeit $2B For AML Failures
• ITC To Partially Review SharkNinja Infringement Ruling
• 9th Circ. Appeal Highlights FCA Safeco Defense Controversy
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Veterans' Banking Terrorism Suit
• What's At Stake In Halkbank Sanctions High Court Case
• Former Ambassador To Russia Rejoins Mayer Brown
• Ex-Bolivian Official Gets 70 Mos. For $5.6M Contract Scheme
• Commerce Sets Final Duty Rates For Indian Sodium Nitrite
• Vietnam Catfish Duties Backed By Data, Feds Say
• Commerce Rebuffs Bid For Indian Chloride Tariffs
• US Group Fights Ruling That Indian Shrimp Didn't Skirt Duties
• Preparing For Congressional Oversight Of Chinese Trade
• Plane Lessor Sues Insurers For $29M Over Jet Held In Russia
• Indian Steel Co. Seeks Ruling In Suit Over Reinstated Duties
• 4 Cruise Cos. Ordered To Pay $440M For Cuba Port Use
• Polsinelli Launches ITC Practice With Group From AMS Trade
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• US Power Washer Co. Accuses Foreign Rivals Of Dumping
• US May Soon Have New Weapons In Sanctions Enforcement
• M&A Opportunities May Prevail For The Diligent This Year
• 3 New Jersey Matters To Watch In 2023
• Fintech Policy & Regulation To Watch In 2023
• Patent Litigation Trends To Watch In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Expect More CPSC Litigation, Regulation, Penalties In 2023
• 5 White Collar Enforcement Trends To Watch In 2023
• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2023
• International Trade Policies To Watch In 2023
• International Trade Cases To Watch In 2023