International Trade Archive » September, 2023

International Trade - September, 2023

192 articles

• Chemical Co. To Pay Feds $218M To End Bribery Claims
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• South Korea Bank's NY Unit Fined $25M Over AML Lapses
• Lawmakers Call For Probe Into Alleged Auto Parts Tariff Fraud
• 4th Circ. 'Gutted' Labor Protest Limits, High Court Told
• Importer's Atty Won't See Protected Docs, Trade Court Rules
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• Tornado Cash Saga Presents Thorny Issues For Fintechs
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• First-Time Advocates Dominate High Court's Fall Schedule
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• Kodak Paints Bleak Future Without Printing Plate Tariffs
• Houston Truck Sales Co. Ruled Not Liable For $2M Excise Tax
• Feds Cite 'Significant Flaws' In Trade Court's Views On Sureties
• SBF Faces 'Long Sentence,' Could Be Flight Risk, Judge Says
• Feds Ready Anti-Subsidy Tariffs On Indian Steel Cylinders
• Commerce Says Brass Rod From 3 Countries Were Subsidized
• Monsanto Questions Relevance Of PCB Rat Research At Trial
• Lawmakers Reintroduce TM Bill Targeting Counterfeit Goods
• Hobby Lobby's $7M Stolen Artifact Suit Sent To Okla.
• US Confronts India Over Rice Export Ban
• CIT Judge Upholds Duty-Free Status Of Chinese Shelf Dividers
• Witness Logistics Delay Ex-Cognizant Execs' Bribery Trial
• Commerce Gets Okay On Korean Export Program Finding
• Commerce Must Rethink Treating Korean Port Rights As Subsidy
• US, Allies Urge Care To Keep Key Exports Out Of Russia
• Sierra Club Pushes DC Circuit To Nix Texas LNG Extension
• Bracing For Regulatory Delays As Shutdown Looms
• UC System Settles LED IP Fight With Amazon, Walmart, GE
• Sen. Menendez Pleads Not Guilty To Bribery Rap
• Commerce Stands Firm On Japanese Glycine Levies
• Prosecution Seeks To Delay Ex-Cognizant Execs' Bribery Trial
• 3 Companies Added To Uyghur Forced Labor Blacklist
• ITC To Investigate Juul Vaporizer Devices Over Infringement
• Gov't Asks Justices To Deny Review Of President's Tariff Power
• Tribes Back Mich.'s Challenge To Pipeline On 'Sacred' Waters
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• 'Man On The Run' Takes 1MDB Scandal To The Big Screen
• Realtek's Conflict Concerns In ITC Dispute Are Tossed Aside
• US Blacklists 9 Cos. For Supplying Kremlin With Drones
• Green Groups Want 2nd Crack At Puerto Rico Dredging Suit
• ITC Says Vietnamese Pressure Washer Cos. Hosed US Rivals
• Checking In On How SuperValu Has Altered FCA Litigation
• Greece Tells Fed. Circ. $23M Arms Deal Complaint Was Timely
• La. LNG Project Developer Backs FERC Enviro Review
• Tossed FIFA Bribery Convictions May Spur New DOJ Offense
• Jailed Engineer Rips Quinn Emanuel, WilmerHale Legal Bill
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-FBI Field Office Boss Inks Plea Deal Over Albania Payouts
• UK Cements 'Bridge' To Ease US Data Transfers
• ITC Reverses Brita's Water Filter Patent Win
• Philippines Weighs Arbitration Over South China Sea Dispute
• Commerce Finalizes CHIPS Guardrail Rule
• Lawn Mower Seller Says Maker Plotted For Distribution Rights
• Chevron Doctrine Supporters Flock To High Court In Key Case
• NJ Gov. Calls For Menendez To Resign Over 'Disturbing' Charges
• Seagate's Attys On The New Era Of Harsher Export Controls
• DOJ Looks To Stem Anti-Competitive Behavior At World Cup
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• UN Climate Summit: What To Watch For In Dubai
• NJ Sen. Menendez Took Bribes For Egyptian Aid, Feds Charge
• Newman's Push Against Suspension Called Probe 'Baseless'
• 3M Will Pay $9.6M To Settle Iran Sanctions Case
• Climate Week: Spotlight On International Climate Cases
• Judge Offers Mixed Opinion On Dried Fruit And Flower Duties
• Trade Commission Blocks Certain Chinese Golf Club Imports
• FERC Muddles Through Gas Project Votes Amid Climate Split
• Tech Company Trade Compliance Programs Need A Check-Up
• Chinese Cos. Say Cameras Not Part Of US Telecom Ban
• Republicans Use FTC Nominee Hearing To Go After Khan
• Newman's Suspension Met With Concern And Questions
• House Panel Grills Buttigieg On EVs, DOT Funding
• Mexico Says USMCA Doesn't Permit Keystone-Style Claims
• FCC Chief Warns 'Rip And Replace' Covers 40% Of Costs
• Not To Be Outpaced: How The 2024 NDAA Addresses China
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• Newman Given 1-Year Suspension For Refusing Medical Tests
• Mozambique's $2B Case Can Be Heard In UK, Top Court Says
• Monsanto Docs Show It Knew PCB Risks, Wash. Jury Hears
• SEC Sues NY Investment Firm Tied To Russian Oligarch
• 6th Circ. Told Enbridge Pipeline Suit Belongs In State Court
• Steel Mogul Settles $48M Award Fight After 1st Day Of Trial
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• House GOP Concerned VA Not Meeting 'Duty' To 'Buy America'
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Ukraine's Grain Counteroffensive
• Feds Call Ex-Cognizant Execs' Experts Irrelevant To Trial
• Why The US-Japan-South Korea Summit Is Monumental For AI
• DC Circ. Grills Sierra Club On FERC Gas Extension Challenges
• Commerce Confirms Couplers From Mexico Dumped In US
• Radioactive Gun Sight Part Is Not A 'Lamp,' Importer Says
• Steel Mogul Fights $48M Payment As Brazil Iron Trial Opens
• Biz Says 'Artist Canvas' Duty Can't Cover Banner Canvas
• CMS-Led Car Dealer Pendragon To Sell UK Auto Biz For £280M
• Seismic Data Giant To Shake Up Market With $2.6B M&A Deal
• ITC Judge Clears Sonos In Google Speaker Patent Case
• Kinnear Leaves Lasting Mark On Investor-State Arbitration
• Puerto Rico Bank In Bribery Scandal Fined $15M By FinCEN
• E-Discovery Co., Attys Sanctioned $525K For Bogus Suits
• Huawei's New Phone Spurs GOP To Seek Stiffer Tech Controls
• Trade Court Tells Feds To Justify 'Eye-Popping' Trade Penalty
• Judge Scorns 'Nonsensical' Moroccan Fertilizer Duty Estimate
• Goodyear, Michelin Seek $4.6M Over Damaged Rubber Cargo
• Commerce To Lift Duties On Select Chinese Solar Panels
• Trade Commission Moves Multinational Mattress Probe Ahead
• Marble Co. Says Insurer Owes $6.1M For Pest-Infested Stone
• Ship Size, Limited Routes Deepen Panama Drought Crisis
• Fed. Circ. Backs Reynolds Patent In Philip Morris' Import Ban
• Plywood Co. Says Duty Evasion Probe Lacked Transparency
• New US Sanctions Target Russian Equipment, Service Cos.
• Dissecting The Proposed Foreign Extortion Prevention Act
• Va. Man Guilty Of Exporting Construction Machinery To Iran
• EU Launches Probe Of Unfair Chinese EV Subsidies
• Senate Panel OKs Taiwan Double-Tax Relief Unanimously
• Chinese Coupler Co. Claims New Duty Probe Was Illegal
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• 7 District Nominees Advance To Full Senate
• Aerospace Group Says Int'l Cooperation Key To US Leadership
• Russian Steel Tycoon Loses EU Sanction Challenge
• $10B Claim Against Colombia Over Sunken Treasure Surfaces
• Biscayne Capital Exec Pleads Out In $155M Fraud Case
• FCC Says It's Keeping Close Eye On Chinese IoT Modules
• Treasury Official Defends Scrutiny Of Overseas Investments
• EU Privacy Framework Bodes Well For US Life Sciences Cos.
• USPTO Seeks Comments On Standard-Essential Patents
• Navarro Prods Court Officer Over Jury Break In Contempt Trial
• Self-Disclosure Lessons From Exemplary Corp. Resolutions
• Trade Preference Program Revival: Is The Past Prologue?
• EU Court OKs Export Curbs On Venezuela Over Political Crisis
• Firm Says Ex-Army Col. Stiffed It On $140K Tab In FCPA Case
• Korean Subcontractor To Pay $8.6M In DOJ Price-Fixing Probe
• Bankman-Fried Can't Get Out Of Jail To Prep For Trial
• Deutsche Bank Can't Undo $95M Verdict Over Ponzi Scheme
• Tuna Biz Says US-Caught Fish Sink 'Made In America' Class
• The Benefits Of Preparing OFAC's Blocked Property Report
• Aluminum Industry Presses G7 For Zero-Emission Assistance
• TSMC Buys Stake In Intel Biz, Invests $100M In Chipmaker IPO
• OneCoin Co-Founder Gets 20 Years For $4B Crypto Fraud
• Van Ness Feldman Adds Energy Counsel, New Orleans Office
• Pharma Cos. Say Twitter Terror Ruling Requires DC Circ. Redo
• Chinese Solar Co. Fights Penalty For Murky Credit Program
• US, Vietnam Draw Closer On Semiconductor Supply Chain
• T-Mobile Protested $14M Arb. Award In Wrong Court, Co. Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Del. Judge Cites 3rd Circ. Ruling In Toss Of Gun Law Suit
• Exxon, ConocoPhillips Move To Defend Alaska LNG Export Site
• FERC Backs Its Enviro Review Of La. LNG Terminal In DC Circ.
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Unfair Advantage, Buy American Waiver
• Lumber Groups Say US Duties On Canadian Lumber Too Low
• Ex-FBI Field Office Boss Eyes Plea Over Albanian Payments
• Reynolds Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Made In U.S.A.' Label
• DOJ Nets 1st Corporate Resolution Of Iran Oil Sanctions Case
• India, US End Long-Standing Poultry Dispute At WTO
• Ex-DOJ Official Joins Steptoe & Johnson's White Collar Team
• Clean Energy Tax Rules Phase 2 To Focus On US Production
• Former DOJ Atty Joins Duane Morris White Collar Team In DC
• Structural Steel Parts Will Stay Duty-Free, Fed. Circ. Rules
• 2nd Doc To Evaluate Judge Newman Says She's Fit To Serve
• CIT Lets Feds Revisit National Security Duty Waiver Requests
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Whether Plastic-Covered Gloves Are Plastic
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• Industry Takeaways From OMB's Final Buy America Guidance
• Toledo Port Says Union A Sore Loser Over 6th Circ. Ruling
• Peter Navarro Found Guilty Of Contempt Of Congress
• US, UK Hit More Russian 'Trickbot' Members With Sanctions
• Ex-FTX Exec Cops Plea, But Not Cooperating Against SBF
• Philips Inks $479M Economic Losses Deal In CPAP Recall MDL
• Russia Ruling Should Lead UK To Review Sanctions Policy
• InterDigital Hits Lenovo, Motorola With Patent Fights
• Crypto Coder Denies Aiding North Korea In Alleged $1B Plot
• Feds Want 30-Year Sentence For OneCoin Co-Founder
• Understanding China's Crypto-Blockchain Dichotomy
• Navarro Team Says Gov't Can't Back Up Contempt Claims
• Texas LNG Developers Defend FERC Extension At DC Circ.
• Importer Alleges US Set China Tariffs Without Justification
• Fed. Circ. Says ITC's Roku Ruling Was Hard To Parse
• Malaysia Says Feds Flouting Deal To Return Ex-Goldman Exec
• Chancery Upholds AbbVie Damages In Takeda-Lupron Suit
• Shipowner Faces Tough 5th Circ. Panel In $200M Award Fight
• EU Competition Commissioner Vestager To Step Aside
• Fed. Circ. Seeks To Nix Newman's Suit Over Fitness Probe
• Feds Can Cite Navarro Executive Privilege Claim At Trial
• Shipping Cos. Can't Sink Georgia County's Shipwreck Suit
• Intel Makes Foundry Deal With Tower After $5.4B Merger Fail
• Chipmaking Giant Arm Readies Plans For Potential $4.7B IPO
• Swiss Ship Co. Can't Limit Liability For Explosion Claims
• Trade Court Sweet On Feds' Lenience In Indian Honey Probe
• UK Signals Potential Exit From 'Outdated' Energy Treaty
• $6.2M Pollution Insurance Fight Heading For Arbitration
• The Self-Disclosure Calculus After Tri-Seal Compliance Note