International Trade Archive » February, 2023

International Trade - February, 2023

170 articles

• US Atty Self-Report Plan For Cos. Ups Uniformity Amid Doubt
• 10th Circ. Backs $503M Award Following Syngenta Fee Fight
• 3D Systems To Pay Up To $27M To End Feds' Export Probes
• Brita Lands Win At ITC Against Water Filter Rivals
• Biden Issues Defense Production Act Waiver To DoD
• WTO Talks On Dispute Process Inch Toward Formal Status
• Glencore's $700M Bribery Deal With Feds OK'd By NY Judge
• EU Dramatically Reduces Apple Music Streaming Claims
• FDA Cracks Down On Import Of Tranquilizer Linked To Deaths
• Navigating The DOJ's Latest Corporate Self-Disclosure Policy
• Chipmakers Can Start Applying For US Subsidies
• USTR Urged To Let 4 Countries Bypass Vertex's Trikafta IP
• Power Equipment Co. Loses Bulk Of Customs Case
• Sierra Club Asks EU To Cease Challenges To US EV Tax Credit
• EU, UK Agree To Brexit Terms On Future Of Northern Ireland
• 2nd Circ. Partially Revives Traders' Metals Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Goldman Exec Cites Malaysian Jail In 1MDB Leniency Bid
• New US Controls May Deter Outside Support For Russia
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• O'Melveny Rehires Antitrust Pro From Axinn
• EU Sanctions 3 More Russian Banks, National Wealth Fund
• ITC Gets An Earful On Impact Of Possible Apple Watch Ban
• FTC Calls It Quits On In-House Challenge To Meta-Within Deal
• Finnegan Partner Tapped As New ITC Judge
• Russian National Indicted In Spy Gear Smuggling Scheme
• Defense Industry Urges More Flexible Foreign Military Sales
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• Akerman Debuts Economic Sanctions Practice
• Ukraine War Anniversary Brings New Export Controls, Tariffs
• Financial Crime Watchdog Suspends Russian Membership
• Sanctions Take Aim At Russia's Enablers As War Drags On
• EU Officials Bar TikTok From Staff Phones Over Security Risk
• Unexpected 9th Circ. Inquiry May Curb Customs Fraud Cases
• Shipping Cos. Say Ga. County's Oil Spill Suit Must Be Tossed
• Ukraine War Hurt Global Trade Less Than WTO Predicted
• FERC Asks DC Circ. To Toss Suit Over Miss., La. Pipeline
• Gray Market Battle Strategies For Importers And Dealers
• Art Collector Chides 'Immunity' Finding On Van Gogh Painting
• Circuit Split Complicates US Discovery In Foreign Tribunals
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. Trade Court No Place For FCA Duties Case
• Biden Defends Trump's National Security Duties At High Court
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Iraqi Captive Can Fight Decision Blocking Settlement Payout
• Debevoise Hires Arbitration Pro From Gibson Dunn
• Turkish Weapons Co. Can Pursue TM Claims Against Importer
• White House Won't Veto Potential ITC Apple Watch Ban
• Is Boycotting Israel A Protected Right? Justices Won't Wade In
• DLA Piper Hires Ex-GC, Compliance Head Of Lidl US
• Spain Says €22M Arbitral Award Against It Is Unenforceable
• Justices Won't Touch $12.7M Award Despite Service Dispute
• Treasury Official Flags Expansion Of Russia Sanctions
• Fla. Ex-Rep. Says Assets To Pay Atty Improperly Frozen
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds Maritime Litigator In Houston
• CIT Scolds Commerce For 'Unlawful' Wind Tower Probe
• Spanish Solar Ruling Provides Glimmer Of Hope For Investors
• The US National Security Issues Shaping Investment Activity
• Omani Nail Co. Chides US Dumping Investigation Method
• German Court Won't Consider Claim Of Cum-Ex Judges' Bias
• Heineken Buys Back €1B Of Shares From Mexican Drinks Biz
• Feds Form 'Strike Force' To Protect Tech From Foreign Theft
• Mitsubishi Touts $940M Arbitration Win Over Gilenya Royalties
• Paul Mitchell Broke No-Animal-Test Vow For China, Suit Says
• Feds Rip Ex-Goldman Exec For 1MDB Sentencing Objections
• Texas Botched Air Permit For LNG Terminal, 5th Circ. Told
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• China Sanctions Lockheed, Raytheon Over Taiwan Arms Sales
• Spain's Intra-EU Defense Fails In $310M Award Fight
• EU Lawmakers Refuse To Back US Data Transfer Pact
• Ransomware Attacks Said To Surge On Global Manufacturers
• Tire Co. Hanged Itself In Duty Exemption Bid, CIT Judge Finds
• Tesla EV Chargers To Open For All Makes, White House Says
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• ITC Clears OnAsset In Zebra Radio Frequency Patent Suit
• UK Pays EU €2.6B To End Probe Into Customs Payments
• UK Court Reinforces High Bar In Human Rights Investigations
• Port Operator To Cancel London Listing In Move To Russia
• European Commission Proposes Green Hydrogen Standards
• Air India Inks 'Historic' Deal To Buy 220 Boeing Jets
• What Contractors Should Know About NY's Russia Sanctions
• Feds Say Chip Thief Should Pay For 'Intended' ADI Losses
• Russian Fugitive Gets More Time To Sell London Property
• It's Time For Crypto To Prioritize Travel Rule Compliance
• U.S., Kenya Wrap First Round Of Trade Talks
• Alcon Inc. To Pay $199 Million To Settle J&J Laser IP Dispute
• Cruz Questions Delays In Deepwater Port Licensing
• Treasury Exempts New Zealand, UK From CFIUS Regs
• CIT Orders Rethink Of Duties On Hyundai's Steel Exports
• What To Expect From The House Select Committee On China
• The Terms Every Monitorship Agreement Should Include
• No Basis For Commerce's Generic Non-Market Levies, CIT Says
• Chinese Spy Balloon Prompts US To Add Export Sanctions
• Eni Wins Round In LNG Project Feud
• USITC To Continue Pressure Washer Dumping Investigations
• 1 Year On, Russia-Ukraine War Still Shadows Energy Deals
• Mitigating The Unique Sanctions Risks Of Singaporean Trade
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2023 Editorial Boards
• How FARA May Be Affected By New Case Law And Reforms
• New AML Law May Be Key Tool To Enforce Russia Sanctions
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• FTC Pauses Challenge To Meta-Within Deal After Court Loss
• Ex-Russian Diplomat In SDNY FBI Case Says He's No Traitor
• US-Made Materials Rule May Create New Trade Friction
• Officials Sanction Russian Hacking Crew That Hit Hospitals
• CIT Denies Cookware Importer First-Sale Treatment
• FTC's Meta VR Choice: Try, Try Again?
• Commerce Launches Tin Mill Product Probes Into 8 Countries
• Lessons From Ex-FBI Agent's Sanctions Violation Indictment
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• DOE Shirked Climate In LNG Export Approvals, Sierra Says
• 5th Circ. Revives Charges Against 2 In Venezuela Bribery Case
• DOJ's New Cooperation Carrots May Not Whet Cos.' Appetites
• In Reversal, Europe's Executive Arm Looks To United ECT Exit
• ITC Says Sodium Nitrite From India Undercuts U.S. Industry
• ​Preparing For Enforcement Of IT Supply Chain Security Rule
• Swisher Wants $20M In Sanctions For 'Sham' Antitrust Case
• Examining 4 Areas Where DOJ Faced Recent Setbacks
• Samsung Unit Pays $1M To End Customs Fraud Case
• White House Seeks More US-Made Materials For Infrastructure
• White Collar Attys Brace For More Latin America FCPA Action
• Top UK Court Upholds N. Ireland Post-Brexit Trade Arrangements
• Biden State Of The Union Touts 'Buy America'
• 'Secret Stash' Of Docs Needed To Save China Tariffs, CIT Told
• Green Groups Sue EPA Over Ship Discharge Regulations
• Fed. Circ. Reaffirms National Security Duty Expansion
• Fed. Circ. Mulls How Steel Tariffs Fit With Other Duties
• The Discipline George Santos Would Face If He Were A Lawyer
• DC Court Nixes Challenge To Canadian Medicine Import Rule
• Nucor Seeks Higher Duties On S. Korean Steel Plate
• GAO Wants State Dept. To Improve Export Violation Tracking
• Pfizer Must Produce Exchanges With FBI In Data Swiping Suit
• Mondelez Says EU Antitrust Probe Could Cost €300M
• No FTC Decision On In-House Fight Over Meta-Within Deal
• 5th Circ. Mulls Sales Refusals In Steel Antitrust Row
• Fed. Circ. Scolds Commerce Before Tossing Tire Duty Case
• High Court Ruling Hobbles Climate Policy Moves, Sen. Says
• Pyrex Misled Customers With 'Made In USA' Claim, Suit Says
• 10 Areas To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Law
• FinCEN Report Holds Key Russia-Linked Risk Considerations
• Ex-United Nations Legal Adviser Joins DLA Piper In New York
• DLA Piper Adds Jones Day Latin America Pros To NY Office
• Cadwalader Adds FCPA Experts In DC From Willkie Farr
• Ex-Rep. Ron Kind Joins Arnold & Porter Public Policy Group
• Judge: FTC Didn't Show Potential Harm From Meta VR Deal
• 6th Circ. Can't Step Into Van Gogh Seizure Row, Museums Say
• ITC Urged To Block Imports Of Chinese Golf Club Adaptors
• US Lifts Import Ban On Palm Oil From Malaysian Plantation
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Revival Of Pharma Terror-Funding Case
• Philly Art Museum Must Face Suit Over Art Stolen By Nazis
• A Litigation Move That Could Conserve Discovery Resources
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley
• ITC Clears Cannabis Cos. In Vaping IP Investigation
• House Republican Rips DOJ Over Incomplete AML Filing Stats
• Menendez Wants Administration To Bar Rifles For Azerbaijan
• Sens. Aim To Block F-16 Sales To Turkey Over NATO Dispute
• DC Circ. Doubts Bank Can Be Sued For '98 Embassy Attacks
• FTC Won't Recuse Chair From In-House Meta Deal Challenge
• Judiciary Committee Chairs Seek Info On Indicted FBI Official
• Litigators Should Approach AI Tools With Caution
• End Is Near In Fight Over Plant Upgrade For $1B Power Line
• Tips For Sanctions Screening Of Non-Latin Language Entities
• ITC Says Indian Chemical Harming US Industry
• Intermediate Goods Exports Grew In Q2 Of 2022, WTO Says
• International Trade Group Of The Year: White & Case
• Biotech Co. Seeks $3.62M From Shipper Over Frozen Medicine
• Russian Arms Dealer, Network Sanctioned For Evasion Efforts
• Meta Beats Initial FTC Challenge To Within VR Deal
• Lawmakers Look To Advertising To Boost Agriculture Exports
• Law Society Urges Gov't To Improve Rights For Attys In Korea
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Akin Gump