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International Trade - August, 2023

208 articles

• Germany, Latvia Say Clean Power Awards Can't Be Enforced
• Smuggler Took US Tech To Putin's 'War Machine,' Feds Say
• Nothing 'Distinctive' About Chinese Elfbar, VPR Brands Says
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Chinese Co. Gets PTAB To Review US Magnesium Patent
• UK Flexes New Sanctions Powers With Russia Case
• Tidewater Selling Canada Gas Assets To AltaGas For $480M
• State Dept. Approves $80M In Military Financing For Taiwan
• Airline Mogul Wants Dechert Sanctioned In NC Hacking Case
• Biz Owners Get Almost 4 Years For International IPhone Plot
• Judge Rules Navarro Must Face Both Contempt Charges
• US Pushes For 1st USMCA Probe Into Services Industry
• Unilever Beats Investor Suit Over Ben & Jerry's Israel Boycott
• Ex-A&O Lead Arbitrator Joins Temple Chambers In Hong Kong
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Texas LNG Project Extension Justified
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Former OneCoin Exec Wants Time Served For $4B Fraud
• Avian Orgs Ask 11th Circ. To Revamp Exotic Bird Import Curbs
• ITC Defends Drill Bit Patent Ax in Import Infringement Suit
• Ford Accused Of Hiding Bolt Defect To Sell Faulty Explorers
• Feds Clear Baby Stroller And Playard Importers Of IP Claims
• Shein Defends Supplier Deals Against Rival's Antitrust Suit
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• Furniture Biz's Amended Claims Moot Insurer's Dismissal Bid
• TC Energy Says USMCA Is On Its Side In $15B Keystone Case
• Judge Issues Sales Ban To 'Coerce' Motorola's Chinese Foe
• Defense Practice Pointers In Venezuela Bribe Case Dismissal
• Feds' Ribbons Tariff Unravels Amid Missing Info Requests
• Strategies For Enforcing Arbitral Awards Against Sovereigns
• Feds Say Domestic Biz Smarting From Chinese Pea Protein
• The IRA Has Europe Upping Its Clean Energy Game
• CIT Says Commerce Must Explain Chinese Flooring Duty Data
• A Closer Look At China's Landmark Pharma Antitrust Ruling
• EPA Rips Quebec Biz For Using Border As Clean Air Act Shield
• Key Takeaways From Agencies' Tri-Seal Compliance Note
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• 3M Co. Settles Foreign Bribery Charges For $6.5M
• 2nd Circ. Wants Review Of Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity
• Justices Told Big Pharma Can't Escape Terror-Funding Claims
• Power Washer Co. Pressed To Prove Domestic Bona Fides
• Washington Ports JV Sued Over Ship Terminal Upgrade Delay
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Boosts Due Process In Agency Proceedings
• McDermott Adds Longtime Dechert Atty To Transactions Team
• Husch Blackwell Adds Arnold & Porter Int'l Trade Atty In DC
• 11th Circ. Urged To Back Refrigerant Importers' Arbitration Bid
• US Seeks Panel Input Over Labor Dispute At Mexico Mine
• VW Asks 5th Circ. To Ship Antitrust Supplier Suit To Germany
• CIT Backs National Security Duty Treatment For Turkish Steel
• Motorola Wants Sanctions To Coerce $49M Hytera Royalty
• CIT OKs Penalty Against Importer That Tossed Loading Plans
• OFAC Designation Prosecutions Are Constitutionally Suspect
• Crypto Service Aided North Korea In $1B Scheme, Feds Say
• Altria Unit Wants Juul Imports Ban Amid Infringement Claims
• Feds Say Ex-Vitol Trader Offers Stale Arguments In FCPA Suit
• Hyundai Steel's Port Rights Are Subsidy, Trade Court Rules
• 8 Military Sites Added To CFIUS Real Estate Review List
• Nomura To Pay $35M In DOJ Deal To Avoid RMBS Prosecution
• Man Who Evaded $1M In Taxes Facing Up To 5 Years In Prison
• EU Commission Will Scrutinize Nasdaq Power-EEX Merger
• Venezuela Says Saint-Gobain Can't Jump In On Citgo Auction
• SEC Says Australian Man Ran $3M E-Commerce Fraud
• Trade Judge Slams Commerce For Flawed Steel Duty Finding
• China's US Farm Titles Grow As National Security Concern
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• CIT Signs Off On Brazilian Paper Tariffs After Heavy Reduction
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Contract Disputes Recap: Nonmonetary Claims, Timeliness
• Green Groups Challenge FERC's Approval Of La. LNG Pipeline
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Vitamin Co.'s Arbitral Win Too Small To Beat Rival's $1.1M Fee
• Global Enforcement Is Decentralizing Antitrust Law Practice
• TuSimple Committee Takes Wheel In Shared-Secrets Suit
• Crypto Mixer Tornado Cash Can Be Sanctioned, Judge Says
• Ex-Mozambique Official Says Delay Should End $2B Fraud Case
• ITC Tells ALJ To Rethink Biomolecular Patent Claims
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• PI Says Mogul Must Specify His Trade Secrets In Hacking Suit
• FinCEN Regs Must Recognize Int'l Whistleblower Realities
• FTC's 'Made in USA' Enforcement Goes Beyond Labeling Rule
• GMU Law Reviewing Policies After Allegations Against Prof
• A Practitioner's Guide To China's New Generative AI Reg
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Could Increase Importers' Evidence Access
• Newman, Fed. Circ. Committee Call Mediation 'Unsuccessful'
• China Singled Out For Steep Tin Mill Levy In Global Probe
• Chinese Investment In Latin America Raises Corruption Risks
• Cambodian Co. Hit With Duties Tied To Chinese Solar Modules
• Abramovich Friend Loses Challenge To UK Sanctions
• US Sets Up Panel Targeting Mexico's GMO Corn Measures
• Chinese Lift Exporters Take Hit for Evading Trade Laws
• Commerce Aligns Nuclear Export Curbs With New Int'l Norms
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• FedEx Unit Says PPE Co. Ditched $11M Dues In Shipping Deal
• Feds Can Argue But Not Countersue For Higher Duties
• Cardiac Concerns Dominated Newman Misconduct Hearing
• US Sanctions Enviro Group Over Alleged Hezbollah Ties
• DHS Heads Let Cocoa Companies Use Child Slaves, Suit Says
• Chinese Auto Co. Can't Duck $97M Unpaid Duties Suit
• China Blamed As Intel Ends $5.4B Bid For Israeli Chipmaker
• WTO Rejects China's Retaliation On Trump-Era Steel Levies
• 5th Circ. Judge Slams 'Inexplicable' Probe Of Judge Newman
• SF Fed Says It Wasn't Obligated To Grant Account To Fintech
• Don't Ban The Apple Watch, Groups Urge Fed. Circ.
• Ex-FBI Agent Admits To Helping Sanctioned Russian Oligarch
• DC Circ. Remands Shipper Matson's Subsidy Challenges
• Signify Gets ITC To Review Ex-GE Unit's LED Imports
• CIT Backs Commerce's Tariff On Steel Plates From France
• CBP Accused Of Ignoring Ivory Coast Cocoa Ban Petition
• DOT Finalizes Buy America Waiver For 'De Minimis' Costs
• How US Investment Regulation May Shift Under Biden Order
• 5 Compliance Mistakes To Avoid When Entering A New Market
• Renewable Energy Co. Says CBP Set Excessive Solar Duties
• Wash. Firm Lost $1 Million Escrow Fund, Investor Suit Says
• ITC To Probe Imports Of Taiwanese Power Converter Modules
• Where Biden's Outbound Investment Effort May Be Headed
• Final 'Buy America' Guidance For Infrastructure Is Here
• Software Co. Says Abitron Doesn't Decimate Rival's Injunction
• International Trade Pro Joins Frost Brown Todd In Pittsburgh
• UK Law Firm Guides Payments Biz To Buy IP Rights Of US Co.
• Wrong Legal Standard Applied In RICO Suit, 9th Circ. Rules
• Russian Biz Org., More Russian Elites Hit With US Sanctions
• Enviros Say DOE Still Can't Justify Alaska LNG Exports
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Court Wrongly Nixed Terror Funding Suit
• The IRA Turns 1, And Clean Energy Work Is Transformed
• Commerce Restricts 'Dual-Use' Nuclear Exports To China
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• US, Mexico Make Plan To Curb Denim Factory's Union-Busting
• Womble Bond Brings On Former Gov't Intelligence Atty
• Plaintiff Firms Say Lead Rivals Aim To 'Stuff The Ballot Box'
• Corficolombiana Inks $80M Deal To End Bribery Probes
• China Chides Biden's Investment Curbs For Sensitive Tech
• Canada Says Westmoreland Coal Phaseout Claim Must Fail
• Dems Urge State Dept. To Bar $320M In Arms Funds For Egypt
• Mexican Steel Co. Says It Was Frozen Out Of Duty Review
• Feds Budge On Glycene Tariffs, But Won't Fully Give Way
• Indian Tech Co. Denies Dechert Cyberhacking Allegations
• Strike Force Actions Underscore Foreign Risks For Tech Cos.
• Biden Restricts US Investments In China's Tech
• Calif. Privacy Law Declared On Par With Dubai Hub's Rules
• Europe Increases Duties On Chinese Fiber-Optic Cables
• Pharmacy Group Wants Last PharmacyChecker Claim Nixed
• Chinese Cos. Defend Door Thresholds As Finished Products
• Texas Enviro Panel Tells 5th Circ. New Pollution Tech Untested
• Class Certified In IPO Fraud Suit Against Chinese EV Maker
• Pipe Importer Contests Duty Evasion Review's High Costs
• Fed. Circ. Told Apple Watch Ban Could Turn ITC 'Meaningless'
• BakerHostetler Asks To Drop PetroSaudi Due To Unpaid Fees
• Ford Fails To Keep Japanese Ship Manager In Vessel Fire Row
• ITC Says Domestic Washer Biz Grew Under Safeguard Tariff
• Tuna Buyers Seek Cert. Over '100% American' Labeling
• GAO Rejects Dam Construction Deal's Buy American Waiver
• Feds To Clarify Dropped SBF Campaign Finance Charge
• Commerce Stands By German Electricity Subsidy Findings
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• US Cabinet Co. Must Make Tariff Case At Trial, Judge Rules
• Trends Emerge In High Court's Criminal Law Decisions
• Peru Disputes Witnesses In Ariz. Co.'s $909M Royalty Claims
• Apple Accused Of Infringing 5G IP And Refusing FRAND Talks
• How Rights Owners Can Be Proactive With CBP Enforcement
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-FBI Agent To Plead Guilty In Russia Sanctions Case
• AG Garland Touts Efforts To Go After Russia War Crimes
• $1M TM Case Against Safety Testing Co. Can Proceed
• Commerce Holds Firm To Chinese Aluminum Foil Duties
• Terror Funding Suit Could Affect Inherited Jurisdiction In NY
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Printer Equipment Co. Wins Halt To NJ's Russia Sanctions
• What Patent Bills Would Mean For Infringement Litigation
• Tossed In NY, Ex-Vitol Trader Hit With FCPA Claims In Texas
• US Chamber Says Big Pharma Can't Be Blamed For Terrorism
• Fla. Suit Over Resold Exercise Machines Gets Tossed
• 4 Takeaways After Report Urges Judge Newman Suspension
• Caterpillar Blasts Bid For Tweaks To Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Goldman Exec In 1MDB Case Stays Out Of Prison, For Now
• As China Lifts Barley Duties, Australia Hopeful Wine Is Next
• Sens. Ask Treasury To Stop North Korea's Crypto Dependency
• Biz Says Lemon Co.'s 0% Tariff Ignores Affiliates
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• Judge Newman Should Be Suspended For 1 Year, Panel Says
• Trade Groups Want Flexibility In 'Buy America' Program Rules
• Mexico Rejects Mediation Under USMCA For Labor Dispute
• Judge Says No Point In Blocking 'Cruelty Free' Label
• Fed. Circ. Snubs Timing Ruling, Revives $5M Duty Fraud Case
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• Duane Morris Hit With Legal Malpractice Suit Over Settlement
• Trade Court Faults Commerce Offset Of Korean Pipe Duties
• Asus Beats VideoLabs Coding Patent Review At ITC
• GE Capital Suit Tossed After Co. Agrees To Litigate In Angola
• Bungie Pulls Plug On More Cheat Code Sellers With RICO Suit
• A Look At US Injunctive Relief Trends Amid UPC Chatter
• SBF Attys Seek Media Ban After Witness Intimidation Claims
• Baker McKenzie Adds To Latin America Transactional Team
• Commerce Preps Hefty Dumping Tariffs On Chinese Washers
• ITC OKs Exclusion Order Against Chinese Warehouse Robots
• SEC Flags Money Laundering Concerns For Broker-Dealers
• Chinese Aluminum, Taiwanese Steel Subject To Duty Findings
• Trade Compliance Atty Alan Levesque Joins Wiggin And Dana
• Biden Wants To Spend More Money On US Inventions
• Rockwell Automation Lands $4M Verdict In Gray Market Case
• Forced-Labor Probes Call Out 2 Chinese Companies
• Texas Oil Export Terminal Fight Is Warranted, 5th Circ. Told
• CFIUS Report Says Reviews Reached New Highs In 2022
• Coffee Co. To Pay $7.8M In Latest 'Kona' Coffee Settlement
• Potential Outcomes After E Visa Processing Update
• Dentons Adds Ex-Steptoe Patent Litigator To IP, Tech Teams
• Toolmaker Didn't Duck Tariffs On China Imports, Judge Rules