International Trade Archive » November, 2023

International Trade - November, 2023

163 articles

• IP Forecast: Beauty And The Copyright-Protected Beast
• 32 Sens., Chamber Of Commerce Slam Digital Trade Pivot
• Del. Power Struggle For NY Lithium Battery Co. Heats Up
• Pipe Co. Says Commerce Dept. Overreacted To Heading Error
• Unpacking Long-Awaited Clean Energy Tax Credit Guidance
• Canadian Sports Drink Co. Gets Ch. 15 OK For US Assets
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Cartel Timeshare Scam Elicits Additional Sanctions In Mexico
• House Tax Panel Clears Taiwan Tax Relief Bill
• Tire Maker Claims Indian Rival Escaped Subsidy Duties
• Fed. Circ. Told To Defer To ITC In Apple Watch IP Row
• Survivors Of Attacks Urge Justices To Ax Bank's Immunity
• German Tool Co. Pays $1.9M To End Customs Fraud Case
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Feds Sanction, Seize N. Korea-Linked Crypto Mixer
• A Comparison Of Patent Dispute Resolution In US And China
• Sports Equipment Biz Sues Over Cyberattack, IT Shutdown
• Texas Trader Accused Of Bribery Rejects Two-Step Plea Offer
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• DOJ Tells Justices Latest Steel Tariff Case Same As Before
• GE Resolves $1.1B Angola Power Project Fight
• Recovery Firm's Ukraine Contract Beef Too Old, 1st Circ. Says
• Judge Won't Quash Service In $80M Crypto-Forex Theft Suit
• Feds Want No Prison Time For Ex-NY Atty Who Aided Oligarch
• Feds Tee Up Dumping Duties On Brass Rods From 5 Countries
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• Trash Or Treasure, Court OKs Lifting Turkish Scrap Metal Duty
• Indian Glycine Co.'s Waffling Justifies Penalty Duties
• Nussbaum And Company Win Battle For Counsel Position
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's Recent FARA Advisory Opinions
• Binance Founder Can't Yet Return To UAE Amid Bail Dispute
• Commerce Tees Up Duties On Steel Shelves From 4 Countries
• US Loses Latest Trade Spat Over Canadian Dairy Quotas
• Binance Founder Poses 'Serious Risk Of Flight,' DOJ Says
• Importers Still In The Dark On Forced Labor Law Compliance
• Anti-Corruption Group Applauds Biden's Indo-Pacific Initiative
• Argentina Can Delay $16B YPF Suit Payment During Appeal
• 5th Circ. Gives VW Another Chance To Toss Antitrust Suit
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Keep ITC Lash Extension Import Ruling
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• Green Orgs Fight Back On Corps' Brief In Port Expansion Row
• Tactical Outfitter To Pay $2M For Alleged 'American-Made' Lies
• Trade Court Win Didn't Detach Steel Importer From Duty Order
• Enbridge Says Pipeline Fight Threatens Foreign Policy
• DOJ Nabs Basquiat Painting In Malaysian Fund Clawback
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• Eli Lilly Gets ITC To Launch Probe Into Diabetes Drug Imports
• Binance To Pay $4.3B, Founder Takes Plea To End DOJ Probe
• ITC Says Apple Goes 'Too Far' In AliveCor Smartwatch Dispute
• USPTO To Allow Faster Path For Obtaining Patents In Mexico
• Treasury Targets Iran-Linked Militia In Sanctions Blitz
• Judge Blasts Commerce's Focus On Chinese Loan Program
• Fed. Circ. Creating Learning Center On Tech, Law For DC Kids
• US, South Korea Pledge Priority Support For Defense Supplies
• Swiss Trader Says VTB Bank Could Not Block Oil Delivery
• Fed. Circ. Says Newman Can End Her Suspension Anytime
• Rio Tinto Pays $28M To Settle SEC Fraud Suit
• 'Baby Shark' Trademarks Owner Scores $2.45M Default Win
• Biotech Co. Will Pay $400K For Bribes, Faces No Prosecution
• Democratic Reps. Look To Block Weapons Sale To Israel
• Nigeria Pushes To End Chinese Co.'s Bid For Arbitral Award
• EU Proposes Ban On Russian Aluminum Products
• Ex-China Diplomat Joins Dorsey & Whitney As Senior Adviser
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• IRS Floats Rules To Broaden Green Energy Investment Credit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Putin Doesn't Control Entire Russian Economy, UK Gov't Says
• Menendez Subs Out Winston & Strawn For Paul Hastings
• Biden Admin. Urged To Reverse WTO E-Commerce Talks Exit
• Biden's Indo-Pacific Focus Stalls At The Starting Line
• Travelers Settles Flood Coverage Row With NYC Furniture Co.
• Alibaba Cancels Cloud Unit's Spinoff Amid US Chip Controls
• US Sanctions More Ships For Violating Russian Oil Price Cap
• A Closer Look At The Sen. Menendez Indictment
• Lawmakers Query Apple Over Jon Stewart Show Cancellation
• Sens. Say Latin Am. Clothes Stained By Chinese Forced Labor
• Ill. Fence Maker Says CBP Wrongly Classified Steel Posts
• Feds Probe Shrimp Imports For Alleged Illegal Trade Practices
• A Look At Enforcing And Contesting Arbitral Awards In Qatar
• Commerce Must Rethink German Subsidies For 3rd Time
• Judge Faults Thai Pipe Importer's Penalty Duty As Speculative
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Deal Over Jets Stranded In Russia May Serve As Blueprint
• Judges Skeptical Of Civil-Criminal Disparity In Wynn Case
• Industry Criticizes Solar Safeguard Shortcomings At Hearing
• 5th Circ. Nixes Air Permit For Texas LNG Terminal
• Apple Blasted For Pausing IP Cases 'Over A Hundred Times'
• ITC Joins Ericsson-Lenovo IP Row With 2 New Investigations
• Atty Admits Scheming To Poach $2M Parcel Of Imported Pants
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Boost Crop Exports
• Mayer Brown Adds Dentons Global Advisors Team In DC
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• WH Aims To Boost Semiconductor Manufacturing In Indonesia
• Feds Ease North Macedonia's Access To US Gov't Contracts
• State Dept. Issues International Principles For Military AI Use
• ITC Will Investigate Alleged Violation Of Drink Mix Import Ban
• Huntsman Atty Peter Jordan Joins Mayer Brown In Houston
• Chemical Co. Hit With Investor Suit Over Patent Court Losses
• Biden Admin Wins Reversal On Solar Safeguard Expansion
• US Retreat From Digital Trade Talks Confounds Attys
• Drug Lab Brass Face Investor Suit Over DOJ Primate Probe
• Trade Agency Advances Probe Into Fujifilm's Printing Plates
• Texas Judge Freezes DOJ's Hiring Bias Case Against SpaceX
• Judge Accepts Feds' Logic For Aluminum Duty Expansion
• GSA Offloads 23 Properties, Saving Feds $1B
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Senate Votes To Block Relaxed EV 'Buy America' Rules
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Fed. Circ. Weighs ITC Patent Fight Between Google, Sonos
• Calif. Retailer, Co-Founder Settle Customs Duty Fraud Suit
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Sonos Gets PTAB To Review Google Patent In Speaker Fight
• Standard Chartered Must Face Iran Sanctions Claims In UK
• Navarro Says Feds Have No Way To Compel Email Handover
• UK Targets Russian Gold And Oil Sectors In New Sanctions
• GOP Lawmakers Push To Renege On $6B Iran Hostage Deal
• Apple Argues AliveCor's PTAB Stay Bid Is Different And Unfair
• Chinese Solar Co. Says Subsidy Duties Reached In Error
• Man Extradited From Romania For $48M Cyber Fraud
• US Truck Trailer Co. Protests Supplier Evasion Ruling
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• US Sanctions Crypto Launderer For Russia Elites, Cyber Gang
• DOJ Pans SpaceX's Constitutional Attack On Bias Complaint
• Rewards Program Co. Settles Sanctioned Payouts For $206K
• Commerce Lowers Duties On Moroccan Fertilizer
• Takeaways From Iran Missile Procurement Advisory
• Biden Takes A Jab At China In Americas Partnership Speech
• CFTC Proposes Lifting Ban Put In Place After MF Global Bust
• Bankman-Fried Faces 'Uphill Battle' Appeal, Decades In Prison
• ITC Partly Ends Review Of Drug Device Imports
• Texas Man Beats $40M Shipping Fraud Allegations At Trial
• Bankman-Fried's Riskiest Bet Was Taking The Stand
• What Can Be Learned From 3M's Iran Sanctions Settlement
• ITC Ban On Apple Watch Could Still Be Reversed
• Fetterman Takes Aim At Menendez With Proposed Reforms
• Russian Biz Can't Use Sanctions To Force Interim Payment
• Feds Pour $653M Into Ports To Smooth Supply Chains
• Samsung Display Says Chinese Co. 'Freeriding' Trade Secrets
• Oakland Broke Deal With Shipping Port Over Coal, Judge Says
• Civil Orgs Put Heat On Biden To End Investor-State Arbitration
• Bankman-Fried Found Guilty Of Massive Fraud That Sank FTX
• FCC Adopts Great Lakes Rules In Place Of Canada Treaty
• US Faces Yet Another Suit Over Canadian Lumber Tariffs
• US Imposes Over 200 Sanctions Targeting Russia War Supply
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 18 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Wyden Celebrates Surveillance Tech Export Curbs
• Bankman-Fried Accused Of 'Bald-Faced Lies' As Trial Wraps
• Air Gun Co. Gets Receiver After Audit Finds 'Deficiencies'
• New US Sanctions Order Hits Myanmar's Oil Income
• SpaceX Hiring Saga Bears Compliance Warning For Tech Cos.
• Chinese Wire Maker Blew Chance At Lower Tariff, Feds Argue
• HP And Amazon Sued Over Nokia's Patents
• Feds Set Preliminary Duties On Chinese, Indian Paper Bags
• Proskauer Keeps Up Growth With Cooley IP Atty Addition
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Inside The Current State Of International Crypto Compliance
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 17 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial