International Trade Archive » October, 2023

International Trade - October, 2023

216 articles

• Here's What's To Come In Fight Over Apple Watch Import Ban
• US, Canada Residents Charged With Shipping Tech To Russia
• Outdated Federal Sugar Program Costs US $1B Annually
• Flooring Duties Cleared After Overhead Cost Clarifications
• ITC Won't Review Decision In Biomolecular Patent Fight
• SC, Ga. Governors Urge High Court To Weigh Port Union Suit
• Bankman-Fried Denies Pressuring Bahamian Pols As FTX Fell
• Lumber Cos. See No Reason For Canadians' Duty Reprieve
• Asian File Folder Imports Found To Be Injuring US Industry
• UK Backs Bank's Ukraine War Risk Insurance Scheme
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 16 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Putin Ruling May Have Unintended Sanctions Consequences
• Supreme Court Urged To Nix Ruling On Port Union Suit
• Crypto Org Loses Bid To Undo Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Divided FERC Stands By Redo Of LNG Project Approvals
• SBF Pummeled With Prior Statements On Cross-Examination
• Motorcycle Manufacturer Can't Revive Mexico Claim
• Importers Keep Up Steel Tariff Assault In New High Court Case
• NY Judge Says Fed Master Accounts Are Privilege, Not A Right
• Best Practices For Cos. Navigating US-China Investigations
• Feds Seek DC Circ.'s Blessing For Port Expansion Project
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Justices Continue To Refuse Steel Duty Challenge
• EU, Japan Reach Deal On Cross-Border Financial Data Flow
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 15 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• 2nd Circ. Declines To Revisit Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• US Asks Mexico To Eye Anti-Union Action At Caterpillar Plant
• Feds Checking If Mexican Refrigerants Are Skirting China Duty
• Reps. Urge Speedy Missile Production For Taiwan
• Jury Says Circuit Board Maker Owes US Distributor $7.6M
• Bankman-Fried Attempts To Shift Blame In FTX Fraud Trial
• Compliance Primer: Foreign Investment In US Real Property
• US Airgun Seller Says Swedish Partner Schemed To 'Crush' It
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 14 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Bankman-Fried Evasive In Preview Of Jury Testimony
• SpaceX Says Rule Change Can't Fix DOJ Immigrant Bias Case
• Ga. Joins SC In Urging High Court To Ax Labor Protest Ruling
• Adviser Urges 10th Circ. To Unfreeze Assets In Fraud Fight
• ITC Bans Apple Watch Imports In Masimo Patent Case
• Citi Freed At Last From Fed's Forex Rigging Consent Order
• Bank's Penalties Highlight Key AML Compliance Expectations
• Sanctioned Russian Loses Challenge Over Mansion Upkeep
• Newman Seeks To End Suspension And Pursue Fed. Circ. Suit
• Russian Biz Says Banks Might Not Pay In €212M Bond Suit
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 13 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• US Pulls Support For Proposals In WTO E-Commerce Talks
• DOD To Make Mentor Program For Small Vendors Permanent
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Italian Tire Co. Fights Steep 'China-Wide' Duties At Fed. Circ.
• OFAC Names Jenner & Block DC Partner As Chief Counsel
• Avoiding Bribery, Corruption And Sanctions Risks In Int'l M&A
• Bankman-Fried To Testify In 'Hail Mary' Trial Strategy
• Trade Court Won't Pause Steel Duties For High Court Appeal
• AliveCor Urges Stay In Calif. While Challenging Apple Patents
• PTAB Invalidates Most Of Roku Remote Control Patent
• Patent Office Raises IP Questions For Tribes
• $220M Cobalt Deal Not A Loss Under Policy, Insurer Says
• Key Terms Of European Hydrogen Bank's 2023 Pilot Auction
• Polar Air Cargo Exec Pleads Guilty In Kickback Scheme
• Nordstrom Accused Of Faking Labor Issues To Ax $6.7M Deal
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Foreign Agent Charges Turn Up Heat On Menendez And Allies
• The Biggest Moments In Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial So Far
• Florida 'Green' Coffee Co. Says Ex-Exec Promoted Competitor
• Asiaway Auto Parts Co. Faces US Labor Action In Mexico
• Fla. Bank Accused Of Firing Execs For Raising Risk Concerns
• How Int'l Regulatory Collabs Can Expedite Pharma Approvals
• WTO Dispute Settlement Reform Deal Draft Nears Completion
• Sen. Menendez Denies 'Foreign Agent' Charge In Bribery Case
• GOP Lawmakers Blast Easing Of Sanctions On Venezuela
• 5 Ways Maritime Cos. Can Enhance Sanctions Compliance
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Fed. Circ. Backs Feds' No-Subsidies Finding In Steel Row
• EU Tariff Feud Unlikely Over Steel Deal Delay, US Official Says
• Trade Court Backs Export Credit Duties On Chinese Tires
• Fla. Couple Cop To Evading $42M In Plywood Duties
• Importer Seeks To Expand Solar Tariff Suit After Prior Victory
• New DOJ Roles Underscore National Security Focus
• White House Wants $106B In Supplemental Security Funding
• What Justices' Cert. Denial Of Terrorism Suit Means For Banks
• Get Caught Up: Top Stories From The Bankman-Fried Trial
• Asian Solar Cos. Fight Commerce's Circumvention Findings
• 4 Key Changes In The Latest Semiconductor Export Rules
• Sentient AI Should Have IP Rights, Congressional Panel Hears
• State Department Official Resigns Over Israel Arms Transfers
• How Hamas' Attack May Further Complicate Sanctions Risk
• 6th Circ. Sympathetic To Power Groups Contesting FERC Rule
• Why US Should Help European Efforts To Fix SEP Licensing
• Bankman-Fried Hid FTX Con From General Counsel, Jury Told
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Trade Court Says Commerce Failed To Justify Tin Can Tariffs
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 12 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Once Again, Menendez Co-Defendants Plead Not Guilty
• 6th Circ. Told To Extinguish Fire Suppressant Co.'s Suit
• US Questions If Wire From Southeast, East Asia China-made
• United Steelworkers Seeks Probe Into Dumped Thai Tires
• Fla. Judge Won't Rule On Value Of Planes Taken By Russia
• Forging A Fair Path For Standard-Essential Patents In India
• ITC Has Few Answers On How IP Constrains COVID Treatments
• US Sanctions Hamas Financiers, Digital Currency Wallet
• Baker Botts Adds Former White & Case, V&E Attys In Houston
• Apple Says 5G Co. 'Imagined' Negotiation Obligation In IP Suit
• MVP: Latham's Damara Chambers
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 11 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Bankman-Fried Atty Scores Points Quizzing 3rd Gov't Witness
• Hip-Hop Mogul Says 1MDB Forfeiture Fight Caused $85M Loss
• CFPB Orders Remittance App That 'Tricked' Users To Pay $3M
• DC Circ. Judges Cast Doubt On Sierra Club's Gas Export Fight
• Commerce To Treat China Duracell Arm As Gov't-Controlled
• Oligarch Fights Sanctions Ban On House Upkeep Payments
• Chevron Foes Pan Fed. Defenses In Fishers' High Court Case
• Ex-Commerce Official Joins Blank Rome's Int'l Trade Group
• Considerations And Calculations For DOJ Clawback Program
• Feds Block More Exports Of AI Chips To China
• MVP: Buchanan Ingersoll's Daniel Pickard
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 10 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• US, EU Industry Groups Call For Openness In Summit Talks
• Shein Rips Artists' RICO Suit As Covering Minor Gripes
• SBF Spent On Celebs, Pols As Bankruptcy Loomed, Jury Told
• Slashed Duties On Indian Polymer Resin Get Trade Court's OK
• What Case Trends Reveal About Life Sciences Results At ITC
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Feds Form New Committee To Support Southeastern Farmers
• MVP: Husch Blackwell's Daniel Wilson
• UK Gov't 'Exploring Options' After Putin Sanctions Ruling
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 9 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• A Case For The Green Investment Regime Under The ECT
• Judge Newman Floats Possibly Hearing District Court Cases
• EU Court Rejects Request To Halt EU-US Data Transfer Deal
• Chinese Official Warns US Against Tightening Chip Regs
• Importer Rebukes Feds' Bid To Dodge Solar Cell Duties Case
• BlockFi Was Kept In Dark As FTX Fund Cratered, Jury Hears
• US-UK Law Firm Mergers May Make For Thorny Love Affairs
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• 3 Firms Steer Take-Private Sale Of Air-Powered Tool Maker
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 8 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Judge Newman Says Now Is The Time To Review The AIA
• ITC To Probe Alleged Import Ban Violation In Dish Patent Case
• US Takes Russia Sanctions Showdown To Sea
• Bankman-Fried Atty Parries Star Witness As Feds Object
• US Takes Action Against Russia Oil Price Cap Evaders
• Feds Reexamined Couplers Too Soon, Importer Says
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Judge Chides Commerce For Ignoring Wind Tower Duty Order
• Convicted Engineer Says ADI's Pricey Atty Wasn't Needed
• New Federal Charges Say Menendez Plotted To Act For Egypt
• Malaysia Rejects Goldman's Arbitration Claim Over 1MDB Deal
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 7 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Trade Court Wraps Wood Dispute, Wiping Duties For Many
• 'Sam Told Me To': Ellison Says Bankman-Fried Directed Theft
• ITC Asked To Enforce Chocolate Milk Mix Exclusion Order
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Trade Court Rips Feds For Hounding Importers On Subsidies
• Quinn Emanuel Defends $600K Bill To Jailed Engineer
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 6 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• DC Circ. Wades Into FERC Fight Over What 'Onshore' Means
• Cuba Policy Expert Says $440M Ruling Should Be Affirmed
• Wyden, Crapo Call For Trade Measures Over Canada's DST
• EU To End Antitrust Exemption For Shipping Liner Consortia
• Bankman-Fried Dishonest From Day 1, Star Witness Tells Jury
• Akerman Launches Japan Sector Group With Ex-Orrick Leader
• Navarro Says Jury Was Prejudiced By Courthouse Protesters
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 5 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• UK Mozambique Ruling Will Have Int'l Ramifications
• Turkish Weapon Co.'s IP Suit Trimmed In Virginia
• Full 2nd Circ. Asked To Rehear Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• ITC To Review Lenovo Smartphone, Computer Imports
• Even After Suspension, Judge Newman Is Not Backing Down
• ITC Says Crocs Took Clogs TMs Too Far
• Feds Tells 5th Circ. Error In Order Shouldn't Void Bribery Case
• Commerce Frees Some Pipe Fittings From Chinese Tariffs
• Ex-Goldman Exec Heads To Malaysia Before 1MDB Sentence
• Judge's Senior Status Punts Ex-Cognizant Execs' Bribery Trial
• 'Gold Bars' Case Tarnishes Outlook For Stubborn Senator
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 4 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Sanctions Can't Stop Russian Banks' $850M Fraud Case
• IP Forecast: Novartis To Fight Antitrust Row Over Drug Patent
• Trade Court Reverses To Affirm Penalty Duties On Flooring
• US Joins Int'l Group Aimed At Bettering Telecom Supply Chain
• Swedish Air Gun Co. Says US Exec Made Biz His 'Piggy Bank'
• 'I Love You, Sam': FTX Coder Recounts Struggle To Stay Loyal
• US Aluminum Industry Calls For Duties On 15 Countries
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Standard Chartered Seeks To Toss Iran Sanctions Allegations
• WTO Halves Trade Growth Outlook For 2023
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 3 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Feds Say Trade Court Lacks Authority In Forced Labor Suit
• Nike Says Expert Objection A Delay Tactic In Fake Shoe Suit
• 8 Chinese Firms Indicted For Shipping Fentanyl Chemicals
• Raimondo Touts Chips Funding News This Fall
• Telecom Consultant Admits Violating Iran Sanctions
• Menendez Committee Successor To Block Egypt Military Aid
• Fla. Biz Owner Admits To $150M Scheme With Russia Ties
• What The Export Controls Code Means For Emerging Tech
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 2 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Lumber Co. Says 'Legally Flawed' Duty Test Can't Stand
• Shrimp Co. Assails Beefed-Up Duties
• Amsterdam Biz Says Dry Vinegar Doesn't Infringe Patent
• Foreign File Folders Imports Bound To US Duties
• Tech M&A Due Diligence Checklist: Sector-Specific Concerns
• Pasta Tariffs Based On Bad Math, Fed. Circ. Told
• 5 DOJ Enforcement Priorities To Note From Recent Remarks
• Bank Not On Hook For Customer's $8.5M Spoofing Loss
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 1 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Feds' Double Counting Led To Higher Tariffs, Pipe Co. Says
• Stanford To Pay Feds $1.9M In FCA Deal Over Foreign Funding
• High Court Denies Review of Veterans' Banking Terrorism Suit
• Steel Slab Importer Says Rival Wants To 'Sabotage' Duty Deal
• Commerce's Subsidy Findings Too Weak, Trade Court Says
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• High Court Seeks SG Opinion In Pharma Terror-Funding Suit
• Menendez Gets Date For Bribery Trial As Feds Eye Plea Talks
• Labor Suit Row Forces Dockworker Union Into Ch. 11 In Calif.
• Justices Ask For US Input On Review Of $3.1B Arms Sale Case
• High Court Won't Hear Tire Importer's Duty Revision Challenge
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 171 Attys At 76 Firms