International Trade Archive » March, 2023

International Trade - March, 2023

207 articles

• US, Mexico Reach 2nd USMCA Deal On Mexican Auto Plant
• Auto Cos. Gain Little Clarity In EV Battery Sourcing Rule
• Trade Court Lets Wire Hanger Duty Evasion Case Proceed
• State Lawmakers Call On Biden To Pursue WTO Climate Truce
• Commerce Says Timing Issues Justify Keeping Wood Tariffs
• Fed. Circ. Upholds ITC Ban On Philip Morris IQOS Devices
• Skadden, White & Case Steer Bulk Carrier's $45M IPO
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Treasury Sets April 18 Start For EV Credit Sourcing Rules
• Trade Court Nixes Otter's Bid For Interest On Duty Refund
• NC Judge Clips Claims In BofA Cardholders' Forex Rate Suit
• UN Experts Call For Curbing Tax Arbitration In Int'l Trade Deals
• Sierra Club Tells DC Circ. FERC Botched Pipeline GHG Review
• Prepare For Extraterritorial Enforcement Of US Antitrust Law
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Cannabis Cos. Must Heed Growing Federal Investigatory Risks
• Wells Fargo To Pay $98M For Sanctions Violations
• Retired Skadden Special Master Can Stay On Citgo Auction
• Bankman-Fried Pleads Not Guilty To Bevy Of New Charges
• ITC Confronts Divergent Views On Expanding COVID IP Deal
• Port Co. Says Djibouti Owes $486M Award, Despite Appeal
• Biz Points To Kids' Videos In Backhoe, Excavator Trade Fight
• Commerce Makes Human Rights 'Explicit' Basis For Entity List
• Wyden Presses Automakers To Divulge Potential Xinjiang Ties
• GAO Clears VA's Lenovo Purchase Of China Ban Claims
• Gov't Accepts Co.'s Forfeiture Offer In Russia Smuggling Case
• US, Japan Sign Unorthodox Deal On Critical Minerals For EVs
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• Tackling Compliance With China's New Data Transfer Rules
• Engineer Cites 'Anti-China Rhetoric' In Split Trial Request
• Navarro Loses 'Contrived' Bid To Pause Docs Handover
• UniCredit Fights To Revive $24.7M Claim Over Oil Delivery
• Bankman-Fried Hit With FCPA Charge As Feds Drop 'Hammer'
• 'Here For Crime': CFTC Suit Puts Spotlight On Binance's CCO
• House Passes Bill To Restrict Undersea Cable Exports
• Shipping Firm, RV Rental Platform Eye 2 IPOs Totaling $60M
• New Biden Directive Boosts Printed Circuit Board Production
• Biden Moves To Curb Government Use Of Spy Software
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• Supreme Court Declines Steel Tariff Challenge
• CFTC Sues Binance Over 'Sham' Crypto Compliance Program
• Ex-Goldman Exec Ordered To Forfeit $35.1M In 1MDB Case
• CIT Says Bike Co.'s Child Seats Are Duty-Free
• Free Trade Deals Are 'Part Of The Problem,' Tai Says
• Shipping Co. Says $200M Award Feud Cannot Proceed
• Space Startup's Ex-CEO Must Face SEC's Fraud Suit
• Judge Orders GM Parts Delivery To Prevent Production Woes
• Ga. County Fights Bid To End Its Shipwreck Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Where DOJ's Focus On Criminal Corporate Trade May Lead
• Biden Brings Labor To The Trade Advisory Committee Table
• Tech Exporter In US-Russia Scheme Asks To Forfeit Assets
• 5th Circ. Ruling Leaves Open Questions On FCPA Liability
• New Cases Give Insight On Corporate Resolution: DOJ Official
• Chicken Seller Can't Blame Bones On Trader Joe's Supplier
• Ex-Trump Aide Wants Email Ruling Paused Amid Appeal
• Sens. Press Trade Rep. Tai On Market Access, Transparency
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Commerce Tags Canadian, German Cos. For Failed Checks
• Next Steps For Counsel Under Latest DOJ Disclosure Policy
• Skeptical Congress Grills TikTok CEO Over Security Concerns
• Commerce Sears European Mushrooms With Steep Duties
• TikTok CEO To Distance App From China At House Hearing
• Spain Not Obligated To Pay €42M Award, EU Says
• Trade Court Pushes Plywood Suit Toward Trial
• Domestic, Foreign Mattress Makers Both Win Duty Review
• Charges, Sanctions Imposed Over Military Tech Exports To Iran
• Sanctions Ruling May Tee Up Showdown With Oligarchs
• IRobot Wins ITC Block Of SharkNinja Floor Cleaner Imports
• Treasury Gets Crypto Mixer Sanctions Suit Sent To Austin
• Company Seeks $20B From Canada Over Nixed LNG Project
• Ericsson Pleads Guilty And Will Pay $207M Over Botched DPA
• FERC Says It Lacks Jurisdiction Over Florida LNG Facility
• Baker McKenzie Advises Hutchison's $700M Egypt Port Work
• Treasury Clarifies Eligibility For Chips Tax Credit
• Commerce Fleshes Out 'Guardrails' For CHIPS Act Funding
• CIT Blesses Putting 'China-Wide' Duties On Pirelli Tires
• Detroit Museum Fights To Keep Van Gogh Fight In 6th Circ.
• Ore. Pot Biz Says Commerce Clause Protects Interstate Sale
• US Case May Open New Venue For Investor-State Disputes
• CIT OKs Chinese Wire Duties Despite 'Unfortunate' Error
• Ukrainian Atty Fights Against Debar Bid In £65M Fraud Suit
• Bed Bath & Beyond Hit With $6.4M Suit Over Shipping Delays
• US, Argentina Squeeze Out Grape Juice Truce
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trade Court Rules Against Importers In China Tariff Test Case
• Spain Appealing Loss In $310M Solar Energy Fight
• Gas Buyers Can't Restart Price-Fixing Suit Against Oil Cos.
• Capitol Tax Partners Recruits Longtime Pelosi Adviser
• EPA Brings Clean Air Act Suit Against Defeat Device Seller
• US' New China Tech Unit Raises Domestic Research Scrutiny
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• US Tells Arbitrators $15B Keystone Claim Cannot Proceed
• 8th Circ. Backs 25-Year Term For Investment Fraudster
• Chancery Says Cannabis Vape Co. Can't Badmouth Distributor
• Bipartisan Sens. Urge Biden To Ease Trade Embargo On Cuba
• TikTok Says ByteDance Sale Won't Address Security Concerns
• Broadband Providers Seek Blanket Waivers For 'Buy America'
• Curtailing Offshore Tax-Advantaged Investment In China
• Importer Says CBP's Duties Broke US-Bahrain Free Trade Deal
• Canadian Lumber Co. Says CBP Won't Rectify Duty Errors
• EU Proposes Measures To Secure Supply Of Critical Minerals
• Duty-Hit Tile Importer Says Commerce Gave It The Slip
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Belarusian Surveillance Tech Biz Loses Sanctions Challenge
• Scores Of Art Museums Slam Bid To Seize Van Gogh Painting
• DOJ And Others Take Down $3B Crypto Laundering Scheme
• Ukrainian Pleads Not Guilty To Sending US Tech To Russia
• Steel Tariffs Don't Offset Dumping Duties, Fed. Circ. Holds
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• Travelers Says No Proof For $3.7M Damaged Furniture Claim
• DOJ Says Navarro Still Can't Use Key Contempt Defense
• Attys Push For 10th Circ. Redo On $503M Syngenta Fee Award
• India Opens Up Market To Foreign Law Firms And Attys
• Sanctions Enforcement Around The G-7: View From The US
• Ukraine Wins UK Court Battle To Send $3B Bond Fight To Trial
• Chinese Couple's Fraud Charges In Poaching Case Tossed
• US To Co-Sponsor Plastics Pollution Talks At WTO Summit
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Make DOE Rethink Gas Exports
• Trade Court Backs Feds On Conduit Duty Classification
• Indian Paper Files Received Subsidies, Commerce Says
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• Danske Bank Deal Offers Corporate Compensation Warning
• Lockheed Martin GC Earned More Than $6M Last Year
• Miami Couple Pleads Guilty In Boat Motor Export Conspiracy
• Kohler Owes $21.6M For Unpaid Bill, Logistics Co. Says
• Australia To Buy Minimum Of Three US Nuclear-Powered Subs
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Venezuela Oil Co.'s Bribery Suit
• Cos. May Want To Wait Out US-EU Green Incentives Fight
• Claims Court Nixes Challenge To $325M Cargo Screening Deal
• Biden's Trade Agenda Furthers Trade As Diplomatic Tool
• DC Circ. Lets Qatar Intervene In GOP Hacking Suit
• Biden, EU Tackle Critical Minerals To Relieve EV Trade Tension
• CIT Upholds Tariffs On Aluminum Rerolled In Turkey
• PTAB Upholds Chip Patent In BMW Dispute
• Cobalt Investors Say Insurers Can't Escape $220M Settlement
• Register With SEC? Crypto CLO Tells Congress It Ain't Easy
• Ex-Trump Adviser Navarro Must Give DOJ White House Emails
• Foreign Tech Bill Hones Commerce's Growing Nat. Sec. Role
• Pursuing Equitable Patent Defenses As ITC Gains Popularity
• Senate Bill Seeks FCC Report On Broadband Supply Problems
• Texas Israel Boycott Law Jeopardizes Pension, 5th Circ. Told
• CIT Orders Commerce To Revisit Turkish Aluminum Duties
• Ex-Goldman Exec Gets 10 Years For 1MDB Corruption
• UK Data Protection Reform To Save Cos. Billions, Backers Say
• ITC Votes To Ban Peloton Imports, In Dish Win
• White Collar Atty Confirmed As Silicon Valley's Top Prosecutor
• US Gov't Says Van Gogh Painting Is Immune From Seizure
• Judge Says Ipsen IP Row Belongs In Belgium
• Commerce Chided For Huawei's Access To $61B In US Tech
• Chinese Railcar Couplers Hit With 170% Prelim Dumping Rate
• Combating Russia's Evolving Sanctions Evasion Efforts
• EU Investors May Find Remedy In Foreign Antisuit Injunctions
• Standard Chartered Can't Yet Ditch Terrorism Finance Suit
• Bipartisan Reps Urge Biden To Sanction Chinese Tech Co.
• US Honey Producers Back Feds' Import Price Calcs
• US Asks Mexico To Probe Anti-Union Claims At Plastics Plant
• 2 Firms Steer Chinese E-Commerce Co.'s $200M IPO Filing
• Bipartisan Bill On Foreign Tech Threats Hits Senate
• US, EU Target Russia's Diamond Revenue
• Volatile Energy Prices Complicate Int'l Arbitration Damages
• Judge Backs Clearing $430M Deal Of 'Made In US' Claims
• PokerStars Parent Owes SEC $4M For Russian FCPA Breaches
• ITC Judge Details Why Cannabis Cos. Beat IP Investigation
• Rio Tinto To Pay SEC $15M To Resolve FCPA Claims
• NTIA Serious On 'Buy America' Rule, Agency Head Says
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• CBP Anti-Forced Labor Guidance Leaves Solar Sector Wanting
• Quinn Emanuel Grows China Presence With Beijing Office
• Commerce Plans Rollback Of Small Solar Cell Duties
• US Pulls Mexico Into Formal Talks On Corn Biotech Policy
• Indian Barium Chloride Makers To Face Countervailing Duties
• Feds Say Ex-Goldman Exec Should Get 15 Years For Bribery
• DOJ Takes Stance On Messaging Apps, Details Comp Reforms
• Chinese Firms Face Export Controls Over Iran, IP 'Siphoning'
• Garland Backs Effort To Hunt Russian War Criminals
• Watchdog Finds Concerns In $416M Border Entry Port Project
• TC Energy Says $15B Keystone Claim Can Proceed
• Kansas Men Arrested For Shipping Avionics To Russia
• China's Rollout Of Overseas Listing Reforms Could Be Bumpy
• Steel Report Not Immune From APA Review, Justices Told
• Pipe Importer Chides Weak Evidence In Duty Evasion Findings
• ITC To Investigate Golf Part Imports For Patent Infringement
• Any Way You Slice It, 'Gruyere' Is Just Cheese, 4th Circ. Says
• 118th Congress: Investigative Tools And Potential Defenses
• The Jurisdictional Conflict At Center Of 9th Circ. FCA Case
• Trending At The PTAB: Fintiv Is Alive, But With Way Less Zip
• $33M Deal In Salmon Price-Fixing Suit Gets Final OK
• Ericsson To Pay $207M Fine Over Breached FCPA Deal
• Wanted Clarity Absent In CIT's New Country-Of-Origin Opinion
• EPA Cracks Down On Illegal Imports Of HFCs
• Kazakhstan Launches New US Suit In $506M Award Feud
• New Final Rule Takes USPTO Closer To Full Digital Processing
• 118th Congress: Investigative Priorities And Rule Changes
• Venezuela Oil Co. Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Bribery Suit
• Insolvent Russian Brokerage Wins Battle To Move Securities
• US Auto Cos. Look To Clear Obstacles To Fully Electric Future
• Fed. Circ. Backs Tariffs On Chinese Solar Panel Mounts
• DOJ Backs Clawbacks, Orders Comp Reform In Corp. Cases
• Treasury Sanctions 3 Cos. For Moving Money For North Korea
• New Fraud Section Cases May Clarify Corp. Criminal Policy
• Michigan Cases To Watch In 2023
• Partnerships, China Remain Core Of Biden's 2023 Trade Policy
• DOJ Fraud Section's 2022 By The Numbers
• Commerce Floats 266% Duty Rate In China Rail Coupler Probe
• Gov't Seeks To Boost Domestic Hypersonic Development
• ITC 100-Day Early Disposition: Little Used But Top Of Mind