International Trade Archive » June, 2023

International Trade - June, 2023

187 articles

• Biz Group Presses Tai On Lingering Mexico Trade Frictions
• Trade Court Backs CBP, Nails Plywood Imports For Evasion
• Spain's Bid To Duck Arbitral Awards Must Fail, Investors Say
• EU, Pfizer Strike Pandemic Prep Deal Via €5B Health Program
• Trade Group Brings Chinese Door Threshold Row To Fed. Circ.
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• Halkbank Ruling Gives Gov't Leverage But Erodes Comity
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court Makes It Harder To Stop Foreign Counterfeit Goods
• SF Fed Sued Over Denial Of Fintech's Master Account Bid
• Sullivan & Cromwell Seeks Pause In NY Suit Over $56M Award
• Feds Aim To Squash Remaining Tomato Case Claims
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Army Vehicles And Space Tech
• Pipe Cos. Hit With $18M Jury Verdict Over Seattle Jail Leaks
• Export Council Returns With Policy Recs After 7-Year Hiatus
• Russia Faces Denial Of UK Legal Services On Business Deals
• Co. Tells Jury It's Not At Fault For Seattle Jail Plumbing Crisis
• Micron Inks $2.75B India Chip Plant Deal After China Ban
• TC Energy Can't Cite NAFTA In $15B Trade Claim, US Says
• Feds Back Block Of Fla. Ban On Chinese Property Ownership
• Five Eyes Allies Pledge Formal Export Control Coordination
• Preparing For FDA's Surprise Foreign Drug Inspection Regime
• FTC Fines Clothing Cos. For False 'Made In USA' Claims
• Justices' Corruption Ruling May Shift DOJ Bank Fraud Tactics
• Biden Announces 9 Judgeship Nominees
• Ex-Exec Who Aided $1.2B Ericsson Bribe Case Avoids Prison
• Jones Walker Booted From $1.2B Venezuela Oil Fraud Case
• US Tomato Group Doesn't Want American Tomatoes Crushed
• Judge Newman Wants Suspension Lifted, Citing Doc's OK
• AliveCor Asks Fed. Circ. To Flip Partial Loss In Apple ITC Row
• US Treasury Targets African Gold Financing Wagner Group
• Tips For Obtaining Removal From OFAC's Sanctions List
• US Chemical Co. Says Early Review Undermined Duty Defense
• Fed. Circ. Hands Steel Importers More Disappointment
• Indicted Mass. Atty Newly Charged With $5M Client Theft
• Del. Ruling Nudges Citgo Sales Process Along
• Jenner & Block, Ropes & Gray Partners To Monitor Glencore
• WTO Halts Russia's Steel Tariff Case Over US Objections
• Ex-Mozambique Official Nears Extradition For $2B Fraud Case
• Trade Court Nips 'Speculative' Duty Review In The Bud
• International Investment Lawyer John Balouziyeh Joins Curtis
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• Wayfair Owes $500K From 2022 Port Delays, Transit Co. Says
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• Fenwick Need Not Produce Docs In SBF Criminal Case
• Fed Frees Commerzbank From 3 AML Enforcement Actions
• EU Targets Russia's Abettors In Latest Round Of Sanctions
• Chinese Chemical Cos. Charged In Major Fentanyl Bust
• Princeton Wins Bid To Depose Professor In Manuscript Battle
• Foreign Investment In Real Estate Is Getting More Complicated
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Challenge To President's Tariff Powers
• Emirati Pipe Co. Assails Commerce's Pricing Analysis
• Commerce Preps Duties Topping 540% On Chinese Tin Mill
• Tillis, Coons Bills Aim To Limit Invalidation Rulings
• Dem Lawmakers Seek Clarity On 'Next Steps' In Venezuela
• House Report Links Temu, Shein To China's Forced Labor
• Mogul Slams Dechert's Discovery Block Bid In Hacking Suit
• US, India Resolve 6 WTO Disputes On Steel, Solar Products
• Lawmakers Propose Rewards For Giving Up Sanction Evaders
• Engineer Jailed For Taunting Witness In ADI Trade Theft Case
• US Expands Sanctions To Myanmar's Defense Ministry, Banks
• Feds Lift Steep Chinese Staple Levy After Industry Silence
• House Passes Bill To Approve Taiwan Trade Deal
• Fenwick Taps Gibson Dunn Amid Scrutiny Over FTX Work
• Amazon's Latest Counterfeiting Suit Targets Theragun Fakes
• DC Judge Hints Navarro Can Still Escape Contempt Charge
• Trade Court Nixes Feds' Effort To Trim Dolphin Suit
• Rebar Exporter Says It Can't Be Faulted For Tax Exemptions
• Imports From China Increase To Pre-'Trade War' Levels
• Panel Says Newman Probe Hearing Will Not Be Public
• DC Circ. Wants Full Briefing On Nigerian Development Fight
• Republicans Keep Up Complaints About WTO COVID Waivers
• DHS Finalizes Rule For Contractors To Protect Sensitive Info
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• Trade Court Shuts Door On Cabinet Co.'s Duty Evasion Suit
• WTO Sides With Japan In Steel Fight, Urges China To Nix Duty
• UK's Russian Sanctions To Stay Until Ukraine Is Compensated
• Ex-GM Exec, US Trade Official Joins Squire Patton
• CIA Deputy GC Joins Arnold & Porter White Collar Practice
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Russian Telecom Loses $2.1B Claim Over Turkmenistan Exit
• Wash. Judge Tosses Chilean Co.'s Row With Supplier
• US Asks Mexico To Look Into Labor Violations Claims At Mine
• Lawmakers Revive Bid To Nix De Minimis 'Loophole' For China
• Cobalt's $220M Settlement Case To Go Before Texas Justices
• WTO Gives EU, India More Time To Sort Out Tariff Dispute
• Alleged Migrant Smuggler Sanctioned, Awaits Extradition
• Hong Kong Biz Sues Over Failed $10M Face Mask Venture
• Watson Farley Adds International Corporate Partner In NY
• Errors Lead Commerce To Slash Vietnamese Folder Duties
• D&D Publisher's IP Dispute Paused Amid Bankruptcy Filing
• Tai Discusses Biden Admin's Vision For Economic Resilience
• Feds Sanction North Korean Couple After Missile Testing
• 5th Circ. Denies Arbitration In Lab Equipment Contract Row
• Cybersecurity Is Biggest Compliance Threat, Survey Says
• Judge Skeptical Bankman-Fried Can Escape Latest Charges
• Tarter Krinsky Adds Boutique Atty To Lead New French Group
• Reed Smith Continues Partner Hires With Investment Pro
• Trade Commissioners Share Tips For Witness Testimony
• Bipartisan Bill Seeks To Protect US TikTok Data Without Ban
• Bipartisan Duo Look To End Duty 'Loophole' Benefiting China
• Amazon, Oofos Allege Online Stores Sold Counterfeit Shoes
• EU Advances Critical Minerals Deal Talks With US
• DOD Unveils Overhaul To Foreign Military Sales Process
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• US Can Target $380M Award In 1MDB Case, 9th Circ. Says
• House Ways And Means Panel Clears Trio Of GOP Tax Bills
• Small Trade Deals Needed As WTO Wobbles, Ex-Official Says
• WTO Urges Governments To Accept Historic Fisheries Deal
• CBP Reverses Ohio Cabinet Company's Tariff Evasion Ruling
• Gov't Contracts Atty Exits In-House Role For White & Case
• Int'l Law Snuffs Hemp Co.'s Cargo Seizure, Destruction Suit
• DOJ Sees Far-Reaching Victory In High Court's FCA Ruling
• Nippon Chemi-Con To Pay Avnet $151M After Price-Fix Verdict
• US Asks Mexico To Probe Labor Claims At Garment Facility
• Brick Maker Deepens Decade-Old Tariff Dispute With New Suit
• Feds Restrict Trade With Dozens Of Chinese Military Tech Cos.
• Driverless Truck Co. Sued In Del. For Docs On China Ties
• Feds Levied Solar Gear Without Duty Order, Importer Claims
• SBF's Potential 'Hail Mary' Trial Defense: Blame The Lawyers
• Fla. Judge Says Groups' Parrot Import Petitions Won't Fly
• Commerce Preps Tariffs On Vietnamese Pressure Washers
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• Feds Push Back On SBF's Discovery Bid For Fenwick Docs
• PGA Tour's 30 US Golf Courses May Vex LIV Deal
• US Warns Cos. About Unwittingly Aiding Iran Drone Program
• Defense Co., Owner Lose Export Rights Over Russia Aid
• US, Allies Denounce Economic Coercion, Swiping At China
• Bipartisan Sens. Urge Feds To Narrow Aluminum Tariff Waivers
• EU Wins £134M Loan Fight Against Syria In London
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chilean Co. Asks Court To Stop Supplier's Sales To Rival
• Trade Court Orders US To Justify Costly Proxy In Honey Duty
• Samsung Inks Deal To End Licensing Co.'s Patent Suits
• Environmental Justice Takes Center Stage At FERC
• DOD Proposes Including Allies In Domestic Preference Policy
• Another Judge Issues AI Order, Citing Confidentiality Risks
• Feds Broaden Scope Of Duty Evasion Case With New Suit
• Russian F1 Driver Loses Bid To Enter UK For Team Talks
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader's FCPA Trial Set For January
• 3M Beats Unauthorized Mask Distributor In Trademark Row
• Feds Say Navarro's Speedy Trial Violations Is A 'Misreading'
• EU Backs Spain To Block Arbitral Awards Totaling €332M
• Bipartisan Senate Duo Pushes US Trade Power Expansion
• Fla. Court Urged To Halt Controversial Chinese Property Ban
• CIT Says Commerce's Aluminum Duties Struck Right Balance
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• GOP Rep. Wants To Remove Arms Sales Restrictions For UK
• Political Crisis Doesn't Save Venezuelan Cos. From $23M Debt
• Venezuela Bribe Charges Tossed Over 'Intentional' Trial Delays
• US Issues Sanctions Over Deals Supporting Iranian Missiles
• TRIPS Vaccine Waiver Was A Bad Call, GOP Reps. Say
• Fla. Man Admits Trafficking Counterfeit Cisco Devices
• Fla. Foreign Real Estate Law Brings Broad Investment Risks
• Special Master Eyes Sept. Launch Date For Citgo Auction
• Vape Cos.' Fight Over 'Elf' Brand Heats Up In Ga.
• Ex-FTX Boss Rips Late Evidence As Clock Ticks Toward Trial
• Biden Admin. Seeks Enviro Audit Of Steel, Aluminum Sectors
• Newman Kept Off Cases As Probe Narrows To Misconduct
• DC Judge Probes Challenge To Puerto Rico Dredging Project
• 3rd Circ. Revives $7M Maritime Attachment Claim
• Lawmakers Ask Treasury, SEC If They Work With EU On ESG
• US Cracks Down On Russia-Linked Group Targeting Moldova
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• Sens. Say Domestic Steel Can't Bear Energy Efficiency Rule
• Judge Calls Apple's Conduct In Smartwatch Row 'Careless'
• Zelenskyy Adviser Explains The Expanding Russia Sanctions
• Feds Say 2015 Law Grounds Airplane Co.'s Refund Bid
• ITC Removes Peloton Import Ban After $75M Dish Deal
• Mexico Agrees To Probe Claims Goodyear Violated Labor Rights
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• US Moves Toward Legal Dispute Over Mexico's Corn Policy
• Sweden Can't Slow Huawei Arbitration For Jurisdictional Fight
• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• Congress Proposes Permanently Lifting Baby Formula Duties
• Law360's 2023 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• 62 Lawmakers Call To Escalate Corn Dispute With Mexico
• 3 Developments That May Usher In A Nuclear Energy Revival
• Sanctions Compliance In Era Of Record Enforcement Action
• 5 Insider-Threat Reminders After Recent DOJ Prosecutions
• Ex-ADI Engineer Gets 6 Mos. For 'Serious' Trade Secret Theft
• Turkish Steel Biz Freed From Duties After 2nd Look
• Navarro Says New Contempt Trial Scheduled Too Late
• US Asks Mexico To Probe Labor Rights Claims At Factory