International Trade Archive » May, 2023

International Trade - May, 2023

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• Binance Slams Canadian Regulator's 'Improper' Investigation
• Court Sends Commerce Back To The Books On Locker Duties
• Graham Says No Farmworker Citizenship Without Tight Border
• Florida Judge Rejects Sanctions For Witness Intimidation
• EU Law Blocks €332M Arbitral Awards, Spain Tells DC Circ.
• EU-US Tech Talks Tease Outbound Investment Action
• Shopping Bag Makers Seek Duties On 9 Countries' Imports
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Energy Company Fights Fuel June Docket
• What Tax-Exempt Orgs. Need From Energy Credit Guidance
• US May Hose Chinese Pressure Washers With 206% Duties
• Dechert Attys Get 11th Circ. To Dump 3M Trial Sanctions
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Seeks No Jail For Chip Theft
• Bankman-Fried Says Fenwick Docs Key To Fraud Defense
• DP World Seeks OK Of $148M Award Against Djibouti
• Importer's Due Process Appeal May Help Domestic Biz
• Calif. Microchip Co. Accuses Chinese Biz Of Infringing Patents
• US Goes After Counterfeit Drug Labeling With New Sanctions
• Gartner To Pay SEC $2.5M Over Alleged FCPA Violations
• FCA Can Be An Effective Tool For Fighting Customs Fraud
• Bankman-Fried Charges Backed By Ample Evidence, Feds Say
• Navarro's Contempt Of Congress Trial Set For September
• Supreme Court Skips Whistleblowing Atty's SEC Award Fight
• Indo-Pacific Framework Yields First Deal On Supply Chains
• Biden's Stance On Investor-State Arbitration Still Murky
• Trade Court Says Mixed Frozen Fruit Is Still Frozen Fruit
• Wyden Pushes ITA On Spyware Sales To Foreign Markets
• Evidence Should Shred Glycine Evasion Ruling, Importers Say
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC In Surgical Stapler IP Row
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Would Congress' Proposed ITC Reforms Thwart NPEs?
• Albright, Royalty Rates & AI Updates You Should Know
• Huawei To Lean On Ciminelli In Bid To Dodge Fraud Charges
• Amentum Says Exercise Company Atty Intimidated Witness
• Judge Says 'Unclean Hands' Ease 'Made In America' Loss
• Furniture Co. Challenges Duties On Chinese Wooden Bed Sets
• Why Ericsson DPA Breach Is Precedent-Setting
• Cost Puzzle Poses Hurdle To Claiming Bonus Energy Credits
• Deals Rumor Mill: MMC, Virgin Australia, Manchester United
• Argentina Again Seeks Talks Over US Oil And Gas Pipe Duties
• Chipmakers Say Guardrail Proposals Reduce Competitiveness
• Mich. Judge Says Dubai Date Co.'s Franchise Row Belongs In UAE
• GOP Lawmakers Blast China's Ban On Micron Products
• Blumenauer To Reintroduce Customs Loophole Bill
• Ericsson Escapes Investor's ISIS Bribes Suit
• Reps. Reintroduce Bipartisan UK Trade Negotiations Bill
• DOJ Says New Self-Reporting Policies Already Bearing Fruit
• A Deep Dive Into EU Unified Patent Court Policy
• US Security Exception Proposal May Undermine The WTO
• DOE Yanks $200M EV Battery Grant From Texas Tech Co.
• Mexican Pipe Co. Says Feds Put Out-Of-Scope Items In Duty
• Court OKs Feds' New Reasoning For Hefty Chinese Tire Duty
• In Russia, US Reframes Secondary Sanctions To Suit Allies
• Treasury Sanctions Orgs Tied To North Korean Hacks, Scams
• Commerce Tees Up Duties For Dumped Chinese Rail Couplers
• Feds Score Second Conviction Ever Under Torture Statute
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Meta's €1.2B EU Fine Raises Stakes For US Data Transfer Deal
• Fla. Hit With Suit Over 'Unconstitutional' Chinese Property Ban
• US Urges Goodyear Probe In Mexico After Suspect Union Vote
• Nippon Chemi-Con Hit With $89M Capacitor Price-Fix Verdict
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• Steel Co. Says US Snubbed Japanese Supplier In Duty Review
• G7 Russia Restrictions May Further Complicate Compliance
• Pharma Co. Hid Nonhuman Primate Imports, New Suit Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Van Bael & Bellis Launches Int'l Trade Team In London
• Fed. Circ. Shuts Down Chinese Solar Co.'s Tariff Appeal
• Commerce Defends 4th Crack At Setting French Steel Duties
• DC Circ. Ruling On LNG Project Won't Fix FERC Climate Split
• Prosecutors Push To DQ Jones Walker In $1.2B Fraud Case
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• US Sets Over 300 New Restrictions On Russia
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Takeda Rejects $480M AbbVie Claim In Del. Drug Shortage Suit
• Bipartisan Bill Again Pushes To Keep 'Patent Trolls' Out Of ITC
• Maritime Support Co. Owed $36M Wants In On Citgo Auction
• Dubai Electronics Co. Fined $283K For Aiding Israel Boycott
• Russia Oil Revenue Drops Even As Exports Rise, Report Says
• Biden Admin. Announces Trade Deal With Taiwan
• Investment Arbitration May Aid Stakeholders In Russian Cos.
• China Tops EU's List Of Countries With Poor IP Policies
• Pipe Co. Blamed For Seattle Jail Plumbing Fiasco At Trial
• GAO Says DHS Wrongly Graded Losing Bid In $71M Contract
• Chinese Tire Co. Likely State-Controlled, Trade Court Says
• Power Equipment Biz Denied Retrial Over Misread CIT Ruling
• Intent Isn't Required In Banking Terrorism Suit, Justices Told
• Judge Won't Free Glove Maker From Forced Labor Suit, Yet
• The Nuts And Bolts Of IRS Domestic Content Tax Credit
• Parties Will Face Barriers Challenging Trade Secret Sanctions
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Murad Settles Iran Sanctions Violations Case For $3.3M
• EU To Suspend Sanctions For Cos. Leaving Russia
• Fed. Circ. Panel Says 'Bizarre' Newman Behavior Merits Exam
• Mexico Calls For Texas Gov't To Curb Border Inspections
• ITC To Partly Review Apple Watch Patent Decision
• More Claims Deleted In Hard Disk Part Price-Fixing Case
• Commerce Readies Tariffs On Subsidized Chinese Couplers
• Fed. Circ. Affirms UC's Patent Losses At PTAB, ITC
• The Multimillion-Dollar Patent Consequences Of 'A' Vs. 'The'
• Former Apple Engineer Among 6 Charged In Export Schemes
• 3 Firms Guide Adnoc Logistics Unit's Potential $607M IPO
• Biden Vetoes Legislators' Ax Of Solar Tariff Moratorium
• Lawmakers Order Feds To Explain Weapon Oversight Failures
• Minimizing Discrimination Risks In Export Control Compliance
• M&A Considerations For European Cos. Acquiring US Entities
• Fla. Inkjet Companies Accused Of $15.8M In Import Violations
• M&A Market Wants More Clarity For National Security Act
• Fla. Judge Rejects JV Arbitration Bid In Refrigerant Dispute
• Sens. Say Green Energy Domestic Content Rules Lack Teeth
• Turkish Steel Co. Can't Cut US Rivals From Dumping Suit
• Steel Biz Pans Feds' 'Unconstitutional' Move For Higher Duty
• Bipartisan Bill Targets Assad Regime With Sanctions
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• UK Launches Swiss Trade Talks To Boost Financial Ties
• Wash. Fish Health Co. Broke Deal, Chilean Distributor Says
• Fed. Circ. 'Collapsing' Statutory Tariff Relief, Justices Told
• State Dept. Approves $8.5B Boeing Copter Sale To Germany
• Keystone XL Panel To Hear 'Serious' Jurisdictional Challenge
• Commerce Slaps Duties On Paper Folder Imports
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• IRS Floats Domestic Content Rules For Energy Projects
• Judge Newman's Lawsuit Elevates Fed. Circ. Tensions
• EU-US Data Transfer Pact Needs More Work, Parliament Says
• Philips Inks $62M Deal Resolving FCPA Allegations From SEC
• IP Forecast: 'Purple' TM Trial To Kick Off In Chicago
• New Commerce Rule May Take Aim At China's Trade Reach
• SEC Flags Libor Sunset 'Challenges' For Investment Advisers
• Export Controls Can't Keep Up With Adversaries, Analysts Say
• Crypto Developer Gets 10-Year Export Bar For Aiding N. Korea
• Steptoe & Johnson Hires Asia Compliance Expert
• How EU ESG Regs Affect US Financial Market Participants
• Reupped Bill Pushes Review Of Outbound China Investments
• 2nd Circ. Backs Foreign Arbitral Awards To Spanish Insurer
• Enviros Tell 5th Circ. To Ax Texas Oil Export Terminal Approval
• Judge Newman Sues Fed. Circ. To Halt Probe Of Her Fitness
• KPMG, PwC Units Flubbed Chinese Audits, Watchdog Finds
• Iceland Inches WTO Fisheries Deal Closer To Going Into Effect
• Mattress Importer To Edit Suit After 10th Circ.'s Bid For Clarity
• EU Vows Vigilance With New Data Transfer Framework
• CIT Remands German Steel Duty Suit For Clarification
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Produce Co. Says Canadian Bankruptcy Blocks $1.3M Suit
• Treasury Blacklists 4th 'Chapito,' Cartel 'Super Lab' Head
• Business Leaders Call For More Trade Enforcement
• Alaska Wants Salmon Fishing Season Saved Amid Appeal
• Gas Buyers Denied Another Shot At Price-Fixing Case
• Mattress Makers Say Importer Not Playing Ball After Remand
• Ex-Treasury Dept. Deputy Asst. GC Joins Latham In DC
• Texas Man To Pay $1M, Serve 4 Years For Security Tech Fraud
• FTX Founder Launches Volley Of Defenses In Criminal Case
• Feds Can't Escape No-Fly List Suit, Biz Owner Says
• WTO Members Present 6 Proposals For Reform
• SVB Collapse Blamed For Default In $2.5M Settlement
• ITC Looking Into China, Taiwan Drug Device Imports
• Deals Near 8 More Military Bases To Get CFIUS Scrutiny
• DC Judge Frees Qualcomm Expert From ITC Sanctions Review
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Climate Change Clarifications To Expect From World Court
• Peloton Will Pay Dish $75M To Avoid Import Ban
• Losing Chevron Would Spell Relitigation For Commerce Dept.
• No Coverage For 4,000 Tons Of Damaged Cargo, Insurer Says
• Halkbank Ruling May Create Immunity Mess, Experts Say
• Malaysia In Talks To Bring Back Jho Low, Prime Minister Says
• Fed. Circ. Told ITC Made Up Evidence In Garage Door Fight
• UniCredit Can't Refuse $69M Plane Payments Over Sanctions
• Senators Revive Push For Digital Country-Of-Origin Labels
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• Feds Tighten Conditions For Barring Fishy Sea Bass Imports
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reconsider Chinese Solar Panel Mount Duties
• Feds Erase Chinese Flooring Co.'s Duties Under Duress
• Commerce And American Indian Group Agree To Expand Exports
• Biden Signals Sudan Sanctions, Says US Must Aid Transition
• Gas Buyers Want Another Shot To Save Price-Fixing Case
• 3rd Circ. Axes Dutch Appeal In MD Helicopters' Ch. 11 Sale
• Commerce 'Distorting' Facts In Tin Can Suit, Importer Says
• Dems Want End To 'Problematic' Investor-State Dispute Rules
• Wash. Justices Won't Review StarKist Price-Fixing Ruling
• Senate Passes Measure To Undo Biden's Solar Tariff Block
• DOJ Official Calls National Security A Growing Corporate Risk
• Pencil Co. Urges Fed. Circ. To Erase Evasion Finding
• Justices Tell Lockheed, Airbus To Answer $3.1B Satellite Case
• US Hanger Importer Skirted Chinese Duties, Trade Court Rules
• Stryker Hires Counsel To Launch New Internal FCPA Probe
• CIT Says Importer Must Pay Security Tariffs On Steel Rods
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• What Could Be On The Horizon For FARA Reform
• Bondholders Can't Sue Argentina Over $35M Default
• US Didn't Revise Olive Tariffs Despite WTO Ruling, EU Says
• No Plans To Replicate N. America Trade Deal, Tai Says
• Altria Sues For $106M Tax Refund Over Anheuser-Busch Stock
• Crypto Mining Datacenter Co. Seeks Payback Of China Duties
• Mexican Co.'s Rail Car Couplers Hit With Preliminary Duties
• Poloniex Agrees To Pay $7.6M In Sanctions Settlement
• Blank Rome Snaps Up McDermott Trade Team
• Brass Rod Makers Call For Import Probe
• Monday Brain Happens At The Federal Circuit, Too
• Venezuela Debts Suit To Move Ahead Despite Appeals
• Chinese Carbon Cos. Dealt Back-To-Back Losses In Duty Row
• Chinese Co. Says Nigeria Is Directly Liable For $70M Award
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism