International Trade Archive » April, 2023

International Trade - April, 2023

194 articles

• Biden Administration Greenlights Citgo Sale
• Meta, Microsoft Warn EU Data Ruling Could Disrupt Services
• WTO Dispute Roundup: EU Blocks, US & South Korea Resolve
• Ex-NASA Contractor Gets 20 Months In China Export Case
• US Biz Defends Gov't Calculation Of Duties On Omani Nails
• PI Firm Asks NC Judge To Limit Depo In Tycoon's Hacking Suit
• Holland & Knight Picks Up 17 Attys For Mexico Offices
• Sierra Club Challenge Of LNG Exports Is DOA, DC Circ. Told
• House Votes To Undo Solar Moratorium
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Judge Sinks Venezuela DQ Bid In Citgo Suit As Appeal Looms
• Iran, Russia Sanctioned For Wrongfully Detaining Americans
• IP Forecast: Gov't To Face Off Against Gilead In Delaware
• CIT Remands Turkish Rebar Co.'s Anti-Subsidy Tariffs Suit
• Exxon Says Top Court Ruling Boosts Case Against Cuban Co.
• Chamberlain Gains Some Ground At Fed. Circ. In Door IP Row
• Trade Panel Says Mushroom Imports Hurt US Industry
• UK Ruling Offers Useful Guidance To Insolvency Practitioners
• FinCEN Fines Trust Co. $1.5M For Ignoring Suspicious Activity
• Clark Hill Strengthens Presence In Mexico With 2 New Attys
• Energy Co. Fights Asset Freeze In $60M Enforcement Dispute
• Ex-ADI Engineer Says Feds Can't Refute Racial Bias Claims
• Oil Services Co. To Pay SEC $8M For Alleged Angola Bribes
• US Maker Warns Steel Shelf Imports Are Stealing Market Share
• Ambiguity In 'Buy America' Implementation May Slow Projects
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• China 'Slowing' On IP Protection Reforms, USTR Says
• US Indicts 4 For Roles In North Korean Laundering Scheme
• Fed. Circ. Backs Speedy Duty Review In US-Canada Wood Row
• FTC Gets Earful On Green Guides' Gray Areas
• Fed Circ. Backs Air Force In $2B Contract Spat With Lockheed
• NY Atty Cops To $3.8M Scheme With Russian Oligarch
• Tobacco Co. To Pay $635M To Settle N. Korean Sanctions Case
• Halkbank Ruling May Mean More Foreign-State Prosecutions
• Steel Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Rethink President's Duty Power
• Deutsche Bank Hit With $95M Jury Verdict For Ignoring Fraud
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Ohio Trader Admits To $10M Binary Options Fraud
• Deutsche Bank Let Ponzi Scheme Happen, Fla. Jurors Told
• Chiquita's Ex-President Beats Colombia Terror-Funding MDL
• Djibouti Can't Halt $486M Enforcement Suit Without Bond
• Iran Hit With More Sanctions Over 'Violent' Protest Responses
• Biden Set To Veto Solar Duty Resolution
• Commerce's Pasta Duties Fully Cooked, Trade Court Rules
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Biotech Co., Insurer Drop $3.6M Frozen Meds Shipping Suit
• US Cos. Should Prep For EU Green Claims Compliance
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• China Decries Impending US Investment Review Tool
• Influencer-Run Pot Co.'s Contract Suit Sent Back To Fla. Court
• Chinese Gum Co. Can Fix Missing Info, Trade Court Says
• Deutsche 'Knowingly' Aided Ponzi Scheme, Liquidators Say
• Recent BIS Moves Signal Export Control's New Era
• DOE Says Sierra Club Can't Fight Gas Terminals' Exports
• Fed. Circ. Judge Says Colleagues Can't Run Investigation
• Sens. Aim To Fix Telecom 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall
• Insurers Lose Bid To Duck $5.2M Payout Over Grain Scam
• CIT Affirms Commerce's No-Subsidy Finding For Korean Steel
• Spain Escapes Sanctions In €42M Award Fight
• EU Can Sue Syria Over €130M Debt In England
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Congress Takes 1st Steps Toward Defying Biden On Trade
• Deutsche Bank Eyes Win In $155M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Rolling Paper Co. Can't Get Disgorgement In False Ad Case
• FERC Commish Questions Redo Of LNG Project Approvals
• Engineer Wins Split Tax, Export Trials In DOD Poaching Case
• No Decoupling With China, But Also No Compromise: Yellen
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Grappling With A Bright-Line Patent Expert Admissibility Test
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Exclusion Order In Corning Patent Fight
• Agency Missed Evidence In Oil Tube Duties Review, CIT Says
• Review Of Judge Newman's Fitness Raises Thorny Issues
• EU Extends Steel Duties To Turkish Exports
• Trade Judge Tosses Steel Duty Refund Suit
• Resolution To Block Solar Duty Reprieve Advances
• Commerce Pushes Self-Reporting Of Export Control Violations
• Feds Float Security Limits On Export Of Protein Synthesizers
• Biden Admin. Proposals Both Encourage And Thwart EV Adoption
• Global Fragrance Giants Hit With Price-Fixing Suit
• Accused Gem Smuggler Charged With Evading Terrorism Sanctions
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Emory University's Ex-Legal Chief Joins Ropes & Gray In DC
• Navarro Again Tries For Executive Privilege In Contempt Case
• Halkbank Not Immune From Prosecution, Justices Say
• Fla. Man Indicted For Evading Sanctions, Money Laundering
• Experts Call To Use Time-Tested Tools In Trade With China
• Paul Mitchell Says Animal Testing Allegation Is Speculation
• Airline Tycoon Says PI Dodging Discovery In NC Hacking Suit
• Nigeria Warns Of 'Serious Error' In $70M Enforcement Fight
• UK Inks 4th US State-Level Trade Deal With Oklahoma
• Dubai Int'l Arbitration Centre Announces Court Overhaul
• US View On Treaty Backs $909M Claim Against Peru, Co. Says
• GM Inks Deal With Feds Over Immigrant Discrimination Claims
• Chinese Keg Cos. Back Commerce's 3rd Try At Dumping Rate
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Commerce Stands By Method For Chinese Ribbon Penalty Tax
• 3 Auto Industry IP Trends To Watch In 2023
• 2 Charged With Operating Secret China Police Station In NYC
• Cognizant Can Withhold Certain Docs In Bribery Case
• House Moves To Curb Chinese Surveillance Balloon Program
• WTO Panel Pans India's Cellphone Duties
• Expert Says Deutsche Bank Could Have Stopped $155M Fraud
• Canadian Mining Co. Can't Challenge Award, Panel Says
• Feds Warn That Tankers Could Be Skirting Russian Oil Cap
• GM, Ford, Stellantis, Tesla EVs Eligible For New Tax Credits
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Ex-ADI Worker Says Feds Charged Him Due To 'China Nexus'
• Fed. Circ. Holds Union Ownership Can't Free Co. Of Duty Rate
• US Data Transfer Pact Needs More Work, EU Lawmakers Say
• China Sanctions 'Badge of Honor' For Foreign Affairs Chair
• Importer Seeks To Clear Incontinence Underpants Of Tariffs
• DOJ, Treasury Targeting Sinaloa Cartel's Fentanyl Supply Chain
• US Promises $649M Development Grant For Indonesia
• Fed. Circ. Chief Takes Aim At Judge Newman's Competency
• Biden's Accelerated EV Push Has Auto, Truck Cos. On Edge
• China, Japan Settle Steel Row Without WTO's Appeal Body
• DC Circ. Refuses To Halt Navarro's Email Handover Order
• Commerce Dept. Halves China Sawblade Duties On Remand
• How FTC Green Guides Update Would Alter Advertising Suits
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Competency Review, Self-Certification
• US Restricts Exports To 28 Cos. For Aiding Russian Military
• Fed. Circ. Says Error In Steel Duty Evasion Ruling Was Trivial
• Ex-Polar Air Cargo Execs, Vendors Accused Of $52M Fraud
• 10th Circ. Wants Clarification On Mattress Importer Case
• GAO Says China Has Received Millions In US Federal Funding
• Danco Laboratories To Settle Marking Duties Suit For $765K
• DC Circ. Calls Out Shipper Matson's Double Standards
• Spain Must Halt Efforts To Block €42M Award, Investor Says
• Ex-PI Says He 'Knows Nothing' Of Airline Mogul's Hacking Suit
• C.H. Robinson Sues Shipper, Port Co. Over Spoiled Grapes
• Contractor's Visa Fraud Risked National Security, Judge Says
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Trade Court Finds No Support For Duties On Japanese Glycine
• 4 Firms Steer $13.3B Triton International Take-Private Deal
• Judge Rejects Sanctions Bid In Nestle Gray-Market Drinks Suit
• OneCoin Exec Can Be Sentenced On $4B Loss, Judge Finds
• Carrier Says Treaty Bars Hemp Cargo Seizure Case
• 5th Circ. Rejects Texas Pensioner Suit Over Israel Boycott Law
• Solar Duties Remanded Over Unfair Request For 'Perfection'
• US To Curb Fishing Subsidies Under WTO Deal
• US Expands Defense Article Exports To Australia, Canada, UK
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Liquidators Say Deutsche Bank Didn't Spot $155M Scheme
• Biden Signs Bill Ending COVID-19 National Emergency
• Interior To Consider Mexico Embargo Over Endangered Sealife
• Iranian-Born Woman Gets 4 Years For Aiding Kidnapping Plot
• Iraq Looks To Enforce $1.47B Award Against Turkey
• ITC Urged To Bar China, Taiwan 'Copycat' Drug Device Imports
• Spotting Red Flags Of Illicit Activity In High-End Art Sales
• Feds Chide Engineer's Split Trial Bid In DOD Poaching Suit
• Spain's Fate In Energy Investor Cases Now Up To DC Circuit
• White House Strategy Prompts Debate Over 'Secure' Software
• China Sanctions Reagan Library, Hudson Inst. For Taiwan Role
• ITC To Review Crocs' Loss In Clog Knockoff Investigation
• IP Rulings Show Agency Policies May Curb Appellate Review
• Feds Claim Canadian Dried Flower Importer Shorted Tariffs
• IP Forecast: Del. Judge Set To Turn Up Heat In Funding Probes
• Philip Morris Can't Ban RJ Reynolds Vapes After $14M IP Win
• Womble Bond Adds Former Bradley Arant IP, Trade Pro
• Airline Mogul Can't Have Bank Docs In Hacking Suit, PI Says
• Microsoft To Pay $3.3M In Sanctions, Export Controls Cases
• ITC Probes Shopping Cart Anti-Theft Tech For Stolen IP
• Clean Hydrogen Hubs Can Help Grow A Green Economy
• Buy America Guidance Still Unclear On Treaty Obligations
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• US Sanctions Former Haitian Official For Corruption
• Net4Gas Opts For Arbitration With 'Major' Russian Co.
• Reciprocity Key To EU-US Data Deal's Fate, Schrems Says
• Affiliates Say JV Deal Calls For Arbitration Over Import Rights
• Mattress Importer Fights To Keep 10th Circ. Appeal
• Estonian Charged With Sending US Electronics To Russia
• Whistleblowing Atty Says He Deserves SEC Award
• WTO Trade Forecast Up Slightly, But Still Sees 'Subpar' 2023
• Pinsent Masons Names 25 Attys As New Partners
• Estonian Co. In US Export Scheme Ordered To Forfeit Assets
• CORRECTED: Offshore Fund Can Sue Cuban Bank Over €72M Debt
• Deripaska Wins Contempt Battle Over Russian Shares
• Netgear Hits TP-Link With Wi-Fi Patent Suit At ITC
• Colombia Denies Contract Breach In $350M Arbitration
• Protester Gets Costs After Slow Correction On Army Dam Deal
• Lawmakers Slam 'Escape Hatch' Of FinCEN Ownership Forms
• UK Calls New Trade Partnership Largest Since Brexit
• OECD Members Expand Export Credits For Green Projects
• What CHIPS Clawback Proposals Mean For Fund Recipients
• Guinea Ordered To Pay $55M Over Defunct Defense Contracts
• Nigeria Can't Dodge $70M Award, Chinese Investment Co. Says
• NJ Robotics Biz Wins Infringement Ruling In ITC Case
• FCC Tackles Need For Ongoing National Security Reviews
• Mont. Co. Gets 20-Year Export Ban For Radio Sales To Iran
• Feds Seek Forfeiture Over Ammo Allegedly Headed For Yemen
• Feds And Industry Face Off In Solar Safeguard Appeal
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Binance Hit With Investor Suit Following CFTC Action
• Fee Award For Defective Toilet Settlement Plunges To $1.95M