International Trade Archive » February, 2024

International Trade - February, 2024

196 articles

• GSA's Chinese Cameras Better Off In Russia, House Rep. Quips
• US Eyes Rules To Secure Chinese-Made Connected Cars
• Medtronic Expands Its Bladder Device Patent Fight
• Boeing To Pay $51M To End 199 Arms Export Violation Claims
• Mexico Must Close Mine To Fix Labor Violations, US Says
• FMC Rule Keeps Container Shipping Penalties In Check
• Biden Floats 3 Nominees To Return FERC To Full Strength
• Calendar Co. Says Feds Trying To Nix Evidence They Spoiled
• Feds Nab 2 More Guilty Pleas In Polar Air Cargo Fraud Case
• OFAC Should Loosen Restrictions On Arbitration Services
• Defense Contractor Says Ex-Exec Took Sensitive Data To Rival
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Skeptical DC Circ. Probes Treaty's Arbitration Applicability
• Fla. Judge OKs $43.5M Deutsche Bank Deal In Ch. 15 Case
• Binance Founder Against More Travel Limits, Floats UAE Trip
• US Mine Claims 'An Affront' To Nat'l Sovereignty, Mexico Says
• Truck Co. Must Justify NC Venue In $70M Volvo Contract Row
• Cravath Steers Viatris' $350M Collab With Swiss Co.
• Commerce Tees Up Countervailing Duties On Fujifilm Plates
• Halkbank Immunity Gambit Doesn't Appear To Sway 2nd Circ.
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• WilmerHale Adds Ex-Medtronic Legal Leader To Its DC Office
• 6 Firms Guiding Disney And Reliance On $8.5B Indian Media JV
• Sanctions Ruling Affords Gov't Leeway In Foreign Affairs
• Biden Moves To Halt Flow Of American Data To China, Others
• Bankman-Fried Urges No More Than 6.5 Years For FTX Fraud
• Hogan Lovells Says It Was Barred From Labor Dispute Interviews
• 5th Circ. Holds To Its Undoing Of $200M Ship Explosion Award
• Unpacking The New Russia Sanctions And Export Controls
• NJ Jeweler Charged With Wire Fraud In Duty-Dodging Scheme
• Args In APA Case Amplify Justices' Focus On Agency Power
• Vape Supplier Asks 9th Circ. To Toss $892K Award
• New Fuel Terminals Ban Doesn't Discriminate, Judge Says
• Feds Want Classified Info Shield In Menendez Bribery Case
• Abramovich Ally Loses Test Appeal To Upend UK Sanctions
• Nestle Fights Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• Feds Blacklist Canadian Surveillance Co. Over Egypt Work
• Gas Groups Press DOE To Restart LNG Export Reviews
• Texas Justices Say $220M Cobalt Deal Is A Loss Under Policy
• Steps For Companies New To Sanctions Compliance
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Buchanan Ingersoll
• Justices Decline Standard Chartered Sanction Evasion Suit
• Amazon Pays $1.9M To Abused Workers In Saudi Arabia
• Russia Assets Seen As Key To Tipping The Scales For Ukraine
• SEC Upholds Bar On Ex-RBC Rep Who Cashed Out $1M Error
• Dish, IFit Settle Patent Suit Over Streaming Tech
• Commerce Dept. Partly Waives 'Buy America' For BEAD
• Nonprofit Fights To Keep Child Forced Labor Cocoa Suit Alive
• Ex-Dechert Atty Can Keep Depo Confidential In Hacking Case
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Convicted On FCPA Rap
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Grunfeld Desiderio
• Lawyers Question UK's Sanction Muscle 2 Years After Invasion
• US Hits Russia With Largest Sanctions Since Ukraine Invasion
• 10th Circ. Won't Enforce $2.3M Award In Shipping Feud
• Russian Bank President Charged With Sanctions Violations
• Ex-Vitol Trader Denies Knowing Of Bribes, As Trial Nears End
• Commerce's Intransigence Spurs 2nd Xanthan Gum Remand
• Feds Back Fed. Circ. Deference To Trump Solar Duty Change
• Biz Group Urges OECD Candidates To Back Digital Duties Ban
• Rail Coupler Maker Says Duty Suits Too Dissimilar To Merge
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
• DOJ Says Yakuza Boss Tied To Trafficking Nuclear Materials
• Cannabis CEOs Wasted Wealthy Russian's Money, Suit Claims
• Chinese Silicon Co. Says CBP Can't Back Forced Labor Finding
• A Look Ahead For The Electric Vehicle Charging Industry
• FCC Commissioner To Meet With Indian Gov't On TikTok Ban
• Scammer Freed By Trump Indicted On New Charges
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Mitigating The Risk Of Post-Closing M&A Earnout Disputes
• Commerce Can't Cite Wikipedia To Expand Duties, Court Says
• Judge Threatens Ex-Trump Aide With Contempt Over Records
• King & Spalding Trade Expert Jumps To Jenner & Block In DC
• White House Acts To Shore Up Cybersecurity At US Ports
• Liberal Justices Hint Chevron Deference Hanging By A Thread
• US Small Businesses Have Most To Lose From Digital Duties
• Wells Fargo Says SEC Has Closed Hiring Practices Probe
• 5th Circ. Seeks Texas Justices' Input On LNG Permit Fight
• WTO Says Revised Duties On Spanish Olives Still Out Of Line
• Ericsson, Lenovo IP Row Halted Amid Federal Probe
• Akin Hires Top BIS Commerce Department Counsel In DC
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Covington
• Preparing For DOJ's Data Analytics Push In FCPA Cases
• Navalny's Death Pushes Biden To Ramp Up Russian Sanctions
• Ransomware Group LockBit Hit By Coordinated Crackdown
• Trade Dispute Reform Draft Emphasizes Mediation
• You Want Judge Reyna To Have Coffee With Your Brief
• Canada Liable Under NAFTA For Axed LNG Project, Co. Says
• EU Launches First In-Depth Foreign Subsidy Probe
• Ex-FBI Field Boss Gets 28 Months For Foreign Payouts
• How High Court SEC Case Could Affect The ITC
• New IP Cases At ITC Plunged In 2023
• Quartz Biz Says Customs Charged Tariffs On Duty-Free Goods
• To Catch Crypto Crime, Look Offshore, Lawmakers Told
• Biz Groups Urge Feds To Back WTO's Block On Digital Duties
• State Dept. Offers $5M For Info On 'BlackCat' Ransomware Group
• Biggest Tiremakers Sued Over Alleged Price-Fixing
• GSA Probed For Buying Banned Chinese Conferencing Cams
• Fla. Couple Get 57 Mos. For Evading $42M In Plywood Duties
• $32.4M Fine For Info Disclosure Is A Stark Warning For Banks
• Biden's OECD Pick Vows To Warren He'll Avoid Crypto Policy
• What's Left Of Judge Newman's DC Suit Likely Won't Go Far
• Telefonica Gets Win In $570M Busted Deal Dispute
• DOD Boosts Domestic Content Requirements For Contractors
• Trucking Groups Score Win In Ocean Carriers FMC Dispute
• 'Besieged' Melamine Biz Calls For Tariffs On 6 Countries
• Deputy AG Warns Of Harsher Penalties For Crimes Aided By AI
• Dem Lawmakers Back Biden's Pause On Digital Trade Policy
• Pentagon Rule Aims To Cut Iranian Fuel From Overseas Ops
• Exporters Should Approach Self-Disclosure With Caution
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How Recent Laws Affect Foreign Purchase Of US Real Estate
• FinCEN Eyes Enlisting Fund Managers In Illicit Finance Fight
• Ship Co. Seeks 5th Circ. Redo On $200M Award Enforcement
• Trade Court Backs Commerce's 4th Go At Taiwan Nail Duties
• Freight Forwarders And Common Carriers: Know Your Cargo
• Feds Defend Search Warrants In Sen. Menendez Bribery Probe
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• Mallinckrodt Guts IP Suit Amid Oxide Rival's New Drug App
• DHS Trade Official Joins Squire Patton In DC
• Canadian Admits To Aiding Illicit Russian Export Scheme
• Data Flaws Justify Penalty Malaysian Bag Duties, Court Rules
• DC Circ. Probes FERC Review Of La. Natural Gas Terminal
• Trucker Tracking Startup Delivers Patent Feud To ITC
• China Tariff Expansion Not Duty 'Modification,' Fed. Circ. Told
• Patent Waiver For COVID Meds Would Harm US Biopharma
• Investigator's Atty Wants Mogul Sanctioned In Hacking Suit
• Biden Signs Law To Protect Servicemembers' Personal Info
• Newman Cleared To Fight Law In DC, But Not Suspension
• Lawmakers Want TikTok Parent Barred From Software Exports
• House Dems Press Army For Data On Ammo Production Deal
• US Business Group VP Slams Tai's Digital Trade Stance
• Fed. Circ. Disputes Newman's Filing Alleging Listserv Cut
• Paper Co.'s 'Spin-off' Was Bid To Dodge $194M Debt, Feds Say
• Industry Groups Call For Wider Effort To Stop Houthi Attacks
• ITC Says Foreign Glass Wine Bottles Seem To Be Hurting US
• Pea Protein From China Faces Early Duties Up To 280%
• New Report Recommends IP Commercialization Task Force
• Sen. Dems Hail Biden Support On Humanitarian Aid Protection
• VC Firms Accused Of Investing In 'Problematic' Chinese Cos.
• Ex-Trump Aide Peter Navarro Can't Stay Free During Appeal
• US Targets Price Cap Evaders, Bans Russian Diamonds
• Manchin Says Biden Admin Mishandled LNG Pause
• Vietnamese Pipe Fittings Cleared Of Dodging China Duties
• Judge Newman Says She's Been Cut From Judicial Listserv
• Commerce's Grudging Duty Hike Gets Trade Court OK
• These Firms Are Leading In Patent Litigation Work
• EU Says It's Not Debating Sanctions For Broadcaster Carlson
• McDermott Hires Venable's Growth Companies Leader In DC
• Judge Newman's Options Dwindle After Suspension Is Upheld
• Chinese Hackers Accessed Infrastructure For Years, US Warns
• 6th Circ. Won't Rehear Fight Over FERC's Price-Cap Rule
• Ford Says Explorer Recall Offers Doom Faulty Bolt Suit
• 5th Circ. Pressed To Rethink Wipeout Of LNG Air Permit
• Contractor Admits To Sourcing Vital Military Parts Abroad
• Few Wins Await US In Abu Dhabi, Trade Experts Tell Congress
• Senate Dems Push Biden To Boost Export Control Funding
• Trailer Co. Says Multisource Wheel Imports Didn't Skirt Duties
• Judge Newman's Suspension Upheld By US Panel
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• DC Circ. Unsure FERC Can't Order NextEra To Cover Plant Costs
• Fed Lifts Actions Against BNP Paribas, Tiny FTX-Linked Bank
• Report Shows Fragile US Solar Growth Under Safeguard
• Ex-Pemex Exec Tells Jury Of Vitol Bribes For $200M Gas Deal
• Trade Commission Reverses Course, Calls Off Tin Mill Probes
• Feds Fight Sen. Menendez's Bids To Nix Charges, Split Trials
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SEC's SolarWinds Suit May Chill Disclosures, Ex-Officials Say
• US Backs Spain In $386M Solar Award Cases
• Ex-Vitol Trader Wants 'Public Servant' Cut From FCPA Case
• Caterpillar Gets Tweaks To Antitrust Suit Blocked
• Senate Confirms Schagrin Partner To International Trade Court
• FERC Says It Followed Court's Orders With LNG Reapproval
• Lawmaker Seeks Rice Probe, Suspects Unfair Subsidies Afoot
• GOP Lawmakers' Concerns Spur Talks On German Royalty Tax
• Considering A Practical FRAND Rate Assessment Procedure
• Ex-Trump Aide Peter Navarro Seeks To Stay Free Amid Appeal
• Atty Says Feds Duped Grand Jury In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• US Chamber Calls SEC SolarWinds Suit An FCPA 'Power Grab'
• Wells Fargo Gets Elder Abuse Suit Dismissed, For Now
• Aviation Biz Can't Recoup Duty With Floating Text, Judge Says
• BAT, Philip Morris Reach Patent Deal For Global Vape IP Fights
• Feds Charge 9 With Trafficking Sanctioned Iranian Oil
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• GSA Lets Contractors Claim Rising Red Sea Shipping Costs
• Binance Enabled Hamas Fundraising, Oct. 7 Survivors Say
• Chinese Nationals Charged With Smuggling US Tech To Iran
• 175 Biz Groups Lobby WTO To Keep Block On Digital Duties
• Oil Price Cap Coalition Outlines Top Evasion Tactics
• Mexico Can't Confirm US Labor Claims At Fujikura Auto Plant
• Biden Admin. Sanctions Israeli Settlers In West Bank
• 2 SEC Orders Illuminate Bribery Risks For US-China Cos.
• Key Maritime Law Issues In 2024: Election-Year Unknowns
• Senate Confirms Commerce Dept. Alumna To Trade Court
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• Court Faults Feds For Pegging Chinese Keg Duty To New Data