International Trade Archive » March, 2024

International Trade - March, 2024

186 articles

• Argentine Gunmaker Accused of Hiding Light Trigger Defect
• Navy Overspent $399M In Ukraine Funding In 2022, DOD Says
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenges To Gas Industry Projects
• Exxon Docs In $1.8B Case Should Be Unsealed, Judge Told
• Lowe's Lies 'Destroyed' Vendor's Business, NC Suit Says
• US Trade Report Excludes Barriers With 'Legitimate' Purposes
• Up Next After Bankman-Fried Sentencing: FTX Cooperators
• Ferrosilicon Cos. Accuse Russia, 3 Others Of Unfair Trade
• Red States Say Court Must Lift LNG Export Review Pause
• Cannabis Co. Consultant Barred From Penny Stock Trading
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Super Hornets And Chips
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Sen. Menendez Won't Delay May 6 Trial As He Forgoes Appeal
• ITC Judge Recommends General Exclusion In Wallet IP Case
• Reynolds Falsely Hypes Foil As 'Made In USA,' Suit Says
• Commerce Adds Export Admin Roles To Boost Nat'l Security
• MSG-Maker Says Chinese Exporters Skirting Duties Via Malaysia
• Commodities Trader Trafigura To Pay $126M For Brazil Bribes
• Romney Tells DEA Pot Review Must Heed Treaty Obligations
• Bankman-Fried Gets 25 Years For 'Very Bad Bet' Of FTX Fraud
• Evidence On Ex-Mozambique Official Stays In $2B Fraud Suit
• Foreign Subsidy Rule Muddles 'Countervailable' Meaning
• CFPB Flags False Advertising Risk For Money Transfer Firms
• ITC Judge Recommends Exclusion Order In Tourniquet IP Row
• 47 House Dems Urge Changing Trade Deal To Stem Migration
• NY AG, Others Blast Sandoz Deal 'Tax' On Future Settlements
• Vietnamese Producer Faces Brunt Of Shrimp Subsidy Probe
• StanChart Urges Court To Toss Part Of £1.4B Sanctions Suit
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• WTO Calls On Australia To Amend Steel Duties On China
• Baltimore Bridge Collapse: What We Know So Far
• Tenn. Biz Seeks Duties On 4 Countries' Plastics Chemical
• Menendez Says Corruption Case Still Wrongly Placed In NY
• Enbridge Plugs $350M Into Natural Gas Joint Venture
• US EV Subsidies Discriminatory, China Tells WTO
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Difficult Issues May Blur Choice On Investment Protection
• Fed. Circ. Dissent Raises Alarm Over IP Safe Harbor Use
• US Accuses 7 Chinese Nationals Of Hacking Conspiracy
• Chiquita MDL Parties Urge Fla. Judge To Ax Trial Testimony
• Bank Says Immunity In Terrorism Suit Not Issue For Justices
• Takeaways From The 2023 DOJ Fraud Section Report
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FTX Clawbacks Unlikely To Help Bankman-Fried At Sentencing
• Justices Won't Review 11th Circ. $285M Arbitrator Bias Suit
• Success Unlikely For Menendez As Independent, Analyst Says
• Businessman Indicted Over Hiding Of $20M In Swiss Accounts
• How Policymakers Can Preserve The Promise Of Global Trade
• Trade Court Clears Feds' Voluntary Solar Cell Duty Reduction
• EU Pushes For Steep Tariffs On Russian And Belarusian Grain
• Commerce Lifts Block On Transnational Subsidy Probes
• DLA Piper Lands McMillan Hong Kong Office Leader
• Oil Shipper Fails To Have UK Sanctions Temporarily Lifted
• New Russia Sanctions Reveal Int'l Enforcement Capabilities
• GAO OKs Trade Compliance In Defense Container Deal
• UN Cautiously Optimistic For Trade 'Rebound' This Year
• 6th Circ. Skeptical Of Enbridge's Late Pipeline Suit Transfer
• Ohio Biz Can't Revive Tariff On Brazilian Cold-Rolled Steel
• Why Oncology Deal Making Continues To Fuel Biotech M&A
• Trade Court Says Glycine Duty Suits Are Too Different To Combine
• FERC Nominees Carefully Walk Climate Line In Senate Hearing
• Sen. Menendez's Wife Keeps Attys After Feds Allege Conflict
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• How Harsher Penalties For AI Crimes May Work In Practice
• Belarusian Tire Maker Wins EU Sanctions Challenge
• Russian F1 Driver's EU Sanctions Over Oligarch Father Lifted
• Health And Safety Top Risk For Directors, Global Survey Says
• Ex-Russian Minister Fails To Renew Bid To Jail Deripaska
• Hemp Co. Wins Bid To Reverse 'Irrational' UK Gov't CBD Ban
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Boehringer Wins Diabetes Treatment Patent On Appeal In EU
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Intel, Commerce Dept. Forge $8.5B Logic Chip Partnership
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• EU Lawmakers Back Duty-Free Imports From Ukraine
• CFTC Decries Forex Firm's 'Strong-Arm' Sanctions Bid
• Biden Admin Bashes Senate Push To Ban Paraguayan Beef
• Trade Court Says US Demand For Garlic Bond Came Too Late
• Feds Must Rethink Offsetting Polymer Duty Amid Data Issues
• US Chamber Report Details Digital Trade 'Peril' For USTR
• Nippon Steel Tries To Ease Worries Over $14.9B US Steel Deal
• Compliance Steps After ABA White Collar Crime Conference
• Investment Advisers Should Prep For Money Laundering Regs
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• EU Inquiry Offers First Insight Into Foreign Subsidy Law
• GOP Rep. Calls For Crackdown On EV Threats From China
• Justice Roberts Denies Ex-Trump Aide's Bid To Avoid Prison
• Airgun Exec Hiding Biz Info From Overseer, Court Told
• What 2 Years Of Ukraine-Russia Conflict Can Teach Cos.
• Singer Seeks Chancery OK To Pull Plug On Licensee Rights
• EPA Bans Most Common Asbestos In 'Cancer Moonshot' Rule
• Brita Brings ITC Filter Patent Row To Federal Circuit
• Attorney For Sen. Menendez's Wife Conflicted, Feds Say
• Energy Dept. Says Alaska LNG Review Passes Legal Muster
• Commerce Finds Turkish Paper Shopping Bags Dumped In US
• Navarro Appeals To High Court To Stay Free As Prison Looms
• Feds' PACER Gaffe Doesn't Mean A Sure Win For Magnet Co.
• ​​​​​​​Chiquita MDL Experts Aren't Reliable, Parties Say
• Agriculture Biz Seeks Probe Into Chinese And Indian Weed Killers
• Mexico Protests New USDA Label Rule For Made-In-USA Meat
• Unproven ID Theft Claim Can't Thwart $5.7M Duties, Feds Say
• Takeaways From Groundbreaking Data Transfer Order
• FARA Enforcement May Soon Be In The Halls Of Higher Ed
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• DC Circ. Won't Delay Prison For Ex-Trump Aide Peter Navarro
• 3D-Gun Info Group Loses Suit Over Publishing Blueprints
• Koch Can't Bring $30M Claim Against Canada Under NAFTA
• Sen. Menendez Loses Bid To Nix Corruption Charges
• Mnuchin Says He's Forming Investor Group To Buy TikTok
• McDermott Eyes White Collar Growth With Orrick FCPA Pros
• DOD's Weapons Monitoring In Iraq Fell Short, Watchdog Says
• Biden Comes Out Against $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Merger
• Treasury Says Crypto Mixer Is 'Corporation In All But Name'
• Importers Threading Chinese Rod In US To Duck Tariffs, Feds Say
• Italy Defeats Investor Suit Against Solar Subsidy Reduction
• DC Circ. Affirms Trafficker Label For Venezuelan Businessman
• House OKs TikTok Divestment Bill Despite Free Speech Worry
• 1st Amendment Only The Start Of Woes Facing TikTok Ban
• Treasury Sanctions More Iran-Backed Terrorist Operatives
• Patent Deal Brings End To Philip Morris Import Ban
• Unions Say China's Shipbuilding Boom Is Based On Unfair Trade
• Court Bars Ex-Exec From Sharing Info On Co.'s Body Armor
• House Dems Seek Probe Of Claims X Verified Sanctioned Entities
• GOP's Crapo Wants Quick Resolution Of Tax Relief Package
• CIT Accepts Revised Ruling Freeing Importer From Pipe Duties
• Ford To Pay $365M After US Says Sham Seats Ducked Tariffs
• Forex Firm Wants CFTC Sanctioned For 'Bad Faith' Behavior
• Senate Could Be Hurdle To House Plan For TikTok Limits
• 3rd Circ. Unsure Of Reasons To Halt Del. Assault Weapon Ban
• Magnet Co. Says Feds' Leak On PACER Bars ITAR Charges
• Steptoe Adds Dentons' Ex-Global Security Chief As Partner
• Menendez Must Face May 6 Trial Despite Likely Appeal
• European Union Criticisms Of The FCPA Are Misguided
• Justices Urged To Take Up 'Who Decides' Arbitration Question
• DOJ Eyes FCPA For New Whistleblower Rewards Program
• Patent Case Over Air Conditioners For Boat Use Sinks At ITC
• ITC Clears LKQ, Others In Car Lamp Patent Cases
• Fed. Circ. Argues Judge Newman's Ethics Law Challenge Fails
• CFIUS Rules May Need Review Amid 'Exponential' Growth
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Affirms That Hay Nets Aren't Machine Parts
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• House Panel Advances Bills To Ban TikTok, Block Data Sales
• Fed. Circ. Hears Law Was Misapplied To Levy Olive Duties
• Deputy AG Unveils DOJ Whistleblower Rewards Pilot Program
• White House Moves To End Highway 'Buy America' Waivers
• US Soldier Charged With Selling Military Secrets To China
• Indian Gov't Eyes Linking Carbon Tax On Coal To Quality
• Voltage Gets Win From ITC Judge In Solar Patent Fight
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• The Good, The Bad And The New Of The UK Sanctions Regime
• Treasury Sanctions Ship Owners It Says Enable Houthi Attacks
• Court Backs Decision Freeing Flanges From Pipe-Fitting Duty
• Don't Get Too Comfy Before Trade Deal Review, Tai Says
• The Road Ahead For Florida's Drug Importation Program
• Practical Steps For Navigating New Sanctions On Russia
• Shipper Insists US Sanctions Offered Escape From Contract
• Sidley Adds 11-Year Wiley Rein Leaders To DC Group
• Texts Constituted Contract In $7.7M Fertilizer Fight, Judge Says
• DC Circ. Nixes Big Tech Child Labor Suit
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• Biz Owner Gets 10 Months For Evading Tax On Foreign Income
• WTO Backs European Biofuel Curbs Over Malaysian Suit
• Assessing Chinese Cross-Border Data Transfers
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Feds Say Sen. Menendez Knew 'Loans' Were Bribes
• ADI Can't Recoup Full Quinn Emanuel Bill In IP Theft Case
• FERC LNG Approvals Flout Court's Orders, DC Circ. Told
• Ex-Russian Minister Renews Bid To Jail Deripaska In UK
• Judge 'Uncomfortable' In Tossing Man's No-Fly-List Suit
• WTO Conference Ends Without COVID IP Waiver Expansion
• EU Eyes Strategy For Exiting 'Outdated' Energy Treaty
• DOJ Worried Binance Founder's Travel May 'Become An Issue'
• US Ends Old Curbs On Zimbabwe, But Sanctions Its President
• International Labor Rights Expert Joins Kelley Drye
• Feds Escape $603K In Atty Fees Despite Customs' Loss
• Menendez Loses Bid To Suppress Gold Bars In Bribery Case
• Ga. Tech Prof Gets Most China-Tied Fraud Charges Tossed
• Columbia Arbitration Panel Talks Reform, Treaty Challenges
• Honduras Tells World Bank It's Denouncing ICSID Convention
• WTO To Wind Down Block On Digital Trade Tariffs
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Menendez Associate Pleads Guilty In Bribe Case
• Russian Admits To Smuggling US Tech With Military Uses
• Oil Trader Gunvor To Pay $665M For Ecuadorian Bribe Scheme
• Taxation With Representation: Pillsbury, Cleary Gottlieb