International Trade Archive » April, 2024

International Trade - April, 2024

199 articles

• Tech. Orgs Deny Being 'Apple's Puppets' In Watch Ban Fight
• Chiquita Capitalized On Colombian War, Victims' Families Say
• State Dept. Proposes Export Waivers For Australia, UK
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Moon Rover, Doomsday Planes
• Sens. Warn Of Crypto's Role In Helping Russia Skirt Sanctions
• King & Spalding Adds Miami Atty To Gov't Investigations Team
• Could 'General Average' Apply To The Key Bridge Crash?
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Aviation Co. Fights Delay Of Russian Planes Coverage Suit
• Bank Of China Beats Investor Suit Over Oil Derivative Trading
• Herbert Smith Adds Bankruptcy Pro To Thai Disputes Practice
• Singapore Tech Co. To Pay FTC $1.17M In Mask False Ad Suit
• Trade Court Presses Commerce Dept. On Korean Electricity
• Menendez Defense Wants To Probe Qatari-Tied Investment Co.
• Venezuela Says It Has Proof Of Special Master Improprieties
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• U.S. Army Major Convicted Of Smuggling Guns Into Ghana
• Russia Sanctions Creating 'Shadow Fleet,' Insurers Warn
• Justices Deny Review Of Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• TikTok Ban Reveals Congress' Power In Place Of CFIUS Limits
• Europeans Try To Ease Dispute Process In Canada Trade Pact
• HP Defeats Video Coding Patent Case At ITC
• Commerce Restricts Gun Exports To 'High-Risk' Countries
• DC Circ. Says Bomb Victims Can't Go After World Bank Or IMF
• US Says 2 Chinese Nationals Smuggled Semiconductor Tech
• Pacific Territories Temporarily Freed From 'Buy America' Rules
• Rep. Stefanik Calls For DOD To Kick Off Critical Mineral Policy
• Insurer Signs First Settlement Over Russia-Stranded Planes
• GOP Lawmakers Want Intel Chip Exports To Huawei Blocked
• Court Brushes Off Door Co.'s Bid To Hasten Duty Refund
• 7th Circ. OKs Pausing Nail Polish IP Suit For Ownership Fight
• Dominican Republic, Uzbekistan No Longer On IP Watch List
• UK Antitrust Arm Frontloads In-Depth Merger Probes
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Energy Charter Treaty Backlash Hints At Broader Arbitration Woes
• Hedge Fund Says Credit Suisse Misled On Bonds' Health
• EU Court Won't Disturb Spanish Tax Break Rulings
• Feds' 'Sparse' Explanations Call For Remand, Says Rebar Co.
• US Solar Cos. Call For Duties On Cells From Southeast Asia
• Deciding What Comes At The End Of WTO's Digital Tariff Ban
• Chicago Museum Accuses New York DA Of Art Seizure Overreach
• Senate OKs Testimony And Evidence For Menendez Trial
• Georgia's Foreign Lobbying Bill Is Not A FARA Copycat
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Security Concerns May Hamper AUKUS Partnership
• US Gun Cos. Tell Justices Mexico Is Circumventing Law With Suit
• Chinese Foam-Making Chemicals Dominate Market, Co. Warns
• Baltimore Sues Owners Of Ship That Crashed Into Key Bridge
• Trade Court Orders Feds To Rethink Canadian Lumber Duties
• Paul Hastings Transaction Security Adviser Joins V&E
• Williams-Sonoma To Pay $3.2M Over 'Made In America' Claims
• Jury Finds Ex-Ecuadorian Official Guilty Of Money Laundering
• Feds Accuse 10 Of Evading Sanctions On PDVSA
• Ecuadorian Voters Reject Investor-State Arbitration
• Jury Begins Deliberating In Ex-Ecuador Official's Bribery Trial
• DC Circ. Wary Of Nigeria's Immunity Defense To $65M Award
• Trade Court Faults Feds For Ignored Russian Curbs In Probe
• ITC Backs Partial Win For Voltage In Shoals Solar Patent Case
• Ayahuasca Church Settles Religious Freedom Suit With Feds
• US Tile Cos. Say India Is Impeding Recovery From China Imports
• DC Judge Backs Feds' Power To Sanction Ex-Afghan Officials
• Seafarer Detention Under Ship Pollution Law Must Have Limits
• Nestlé Strikes Deal Ending Gray-Market Drinks Trademark Row
• Investor Suit Over Intel's Chip Production Won't Be Rebooted
• Thai Co. Pays $20M For 'Egregious' Iran Sanctions Violations
• Steelmaker Asks ITC To Halt EV Imports From Vietnamese Co.
• Fla. Can't Wage Real Estate War On Foreigners, 11th Circ. Told
• Commerce Again Ordered To Back Chinese Flooring Duty Data
• China Seeks To Boost Hong Kong's Status As Market Hub
• Assigning Liability In Key Bridge Collapse May Be Challenging
• Gibbons Atty Won't Testify In Menendez Bribery Trial
• Data Protection Steps To Consider After Biden Privacy Order
• Lack Of Process Delays CFIUS Enforcement, Watchdog Says
• Lebanese Bank To Face Victims' Hezbollah Terrorism Suit
• Fed. Circ. Maintains Newman Can't Invalidate Disability Law
• Cybersecurity Startup Loses 2 Patents At PTAB
• Commerce Chided For Not Explaining Itself In Catfish Cases
• Sugar Co. Urges 11th Circ. To Revive Helms-Burton Suit
• Trade Court Says Gov't Must Redo Mexican Tomato Probe
• Atty Wants Law Firm Subpoenaed In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• Menendez Trial Date In Limbo Over Pact On Atty's Testimony
• Senate Scorn Suggests Election Strife For Biden On Trade
• Biden Says Tariffs On Chinese Steel Should Be Tripled
• EV Tax Credit Restrictions, Trade Bills Advance In House
• Biden Admin Probes Chinese Shipbuilders For Unfair Trade
• Jury Says Caterpillar's Interference Cost Equipment Co. $100M
• Bankman-Fried Appeal May Cite Unusual Preview Testimony
• Judge Delays Trial Over $20M Allegedly Hidden From IRS
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Menendez's Defense Could Target Wife, Court Records Show
• Nigeria Looks To High Court Case To Nix OK Of $70M Award
• Businessman Urges Calif. Court To Refuse $4.4M Award
• Tai Sidesteps As GOP Reps Try To Pin Down Trade Timeline
• DOE Aims To Wrap LNG Review By Year-End, Granholm Says
• Arms-Maker Gets 70 Years For Torture Under Rarely Used Law
• Shelf Co. Gets Dumping Duties For 4 Countries, But Not India
• Feds Want To Boot Gibbons Atty From Menendez Bribery Case
• Trade Commission Confirms Turkish Paper Bags Hurting US
• Ex-North Korean Official Charged With Dodging US Sanctions
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Caterpillar Dealer Calls Keep Antitrust Claims Alive Amid Trial
• Exxon Seeks $1.8B Tax Refund As Qatar Deal Trial Opens
• Baltimore Taps DiCello Levitt, Saltz Mongeluzzi For Key Bridge
• Academics Push To Cut Investor Arbitration From Trade Deals
• New Proposal Signals Sharper Enforcement Focus At CFIUS
• Feds Flag DNA, Bank Names On Menendez Cash Bundles
• Justices Won't Hear Brokerage's Arbitration Claim In Fees Suit
• US, EU Antitrust Officials Agree On Much, Not Sustainability
• 'American-Made' May Include Foreign Parts, 10th Circ. Says
• Sports Co.'s Logistics Shutdown Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Feds Must Rethink Erasing Aluminum Duty After Refund Issue
• Fed. Circ.'s Fight With Newman: A Year In Review
• Fed. Circ.'s Competency Feud With Newman Turned Personal
• ITC To Look Into Motorola's 5G IP Claims Against Ericsson
• Traversing The Web Of Nonjudicial Grievance Mechanisms
• DOJ Must Cut Through Political Noise In US Steel Probe
• Judge Pauline Newman's Year In Her Own Words
• Investors Again Seek Asset Freeze To Enforce $60M Awards
• China Sanctions 2 US Defense Firms For Taiwan Arms Sales
• Analyzing New EU Measure To Prevent Reexports To Russia
• Commerce Rebuked For Not Explaining Penalty In Duty Order
• Sen. Menendez's Wife Gets Own Bribery Trial
• Treasury Proposes Steeper Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• Sanctions Targets Eye EU-UK Split As Appeals Stack Up
• US, Mexico Resolve Labor Complaints At Two Mexico Plants
• Spain Can't Nix €28 Million Renewables Award
• WTO Forecasts Global Trade Rebound But Warns Of Risks
• Merchant & Gould Adds IP Team From Oblon McClelland In DC
• Feds Back Trial Delay For Sen. Menendez's Wife's Surgery
• Trade Court Rules CBP Should've Labeled Planners As Diaries
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• US, UK And Australia Eye Japan For 'Advanced Capabilities'
• Contractor Says Corruption Claims In $47M Army Fight Are False
• Poland Adopts Digital Platform Reporting Rules
• When Trade Secret Protection And Nat'l Security Converge
• Jury Must Hear Terrorism Payments Were Extortion, Chiquita Says
• Cos. Should Prepare For Foreign Data Transfer Regulations
• Treasury Renews Call For Tools To Combat Crypto Crime
• Sen. Menendez's Wife Says Surgery Should Delay Bribery Trial
• Fragrance Giants Want Out Of 'Threadbare' Price-Fixing Suit
• Trade Court OKs Revoking Plywood Duty Evasion Ruling
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Won't Touch ITC's Sonos Ruling
• FTC's Slaughter Defends International Cooperation
• US Pledges $6.6B To TSMC As Chip Co. Eyes 3rd Ariz. Plant
• Wiley Hires US Trade Rep GC To Int'l Trade Group
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Toss Of Chinese Wheels Duties Fight
• Greek Air Force Says $22M Contract Dispute Was Timely
• Menendez Seeks To Block Info On Lifestyle, Political Donors
• EU Tax Single Filing Would Aid Small-Biz Trade, Official Says
• Baltimore Bridge: Biden's Visit, Recovery, Supply Chain
• Trade Court Backs Commerce's Dates For Turkish Rebar Sales
• Judge Lourie's Dissent Revives Debate Over FDA Safe Harbor
• Judge Newman Pushes To Keep Suit Over Suspension Intact
• Gunmakers Denied Stay In Mexico Lawsuit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Australian Steel Import Pricing
• How Export Controls Are Evolving To Address Tech Security
• Fla. Men Admit To Illegally Sending Aircraft Parts To Russia
• 5th Circ. Won't Touch Texas Oil Export Terminal License
• Justices Urged To Mull Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity 'Now'
• Ex-Acting Homeland Security GC Joins Nixon Peabody In DC
• Google Files RICO Suit Alleging Crypto, Investing App Scams
• Caterpillar 'Talking Out Both Sides,' Judge Says
• Steel Talks Absent From Start Of US-EU Trade Ministerial
• Trade Court Pans Feds' Excuses, Orders Redo Of Steel Duty
• Ex-CBP Agent Avoids Prison For Selling King Of Pop Signature
• Huawei Slated For 2026 Sanctions, IP Theft Trial
• Mattress Co. Can Redo Conspiracy Suit After 10th Circ. Trip
• Judge Axes Experts In Chiquita MDL, With More On The Way
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Logistics Co.'s $1.8M Damaged Cargo Win
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• 2nd Circ. Told FIFA Bribery Convictions Rightly Nixed
• China, Australia Make Deal To End Wine Duty Spat
• EU Probing Solar Project Under Foreign Subsidy Rules
• Nail Cos. Hammer Commerce's 'Death Penalty' Duties
• Epoxy Cos. Say Unfair Trade Threatens Crucial Domestic Industry
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• Chiquita Says $6.9M Win Being Held Up By Banana Exporter
• Akin Adds Ex-Treasury Atty, Sanctions Expert In DC
• DC Circ. Says FCC Must Rethink Terms For Chinese Video Ban
• CBP To Crack Down On 'Vague' Cargo Descriptions
• Seattle Seaport Co. Defying Clean Water Act, Green Group Says
• Feds Back The Retooled Bribery Case Against Sen. Menendez
• 5th Circ. Weighs If WWII Art Transfer Is Act Of Foreign Gov't
• Taiwanese Co. Rips Steel Nail Duty Based On Auto Records
• 5 Takeaways From SAP's Foreign Bribery Resolutions
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Inotiv Can't Toss Investor Suit Over Feds' 'Puppy Mill' Probe
• Intel Hid Chip Production Delays From Investors, 9th Circ. Told
• Nat'l Security Info Ordered Sealed In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• DC Circ. Rejects Navarro's Presidential Records Appeal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Nonprecedential, Unreasonable, Scope
• Feds Say Mexican Steel Wire Was Finished In US To Skirt Duty
• Digital Trade Groups Keep Pressing Biden To Oppose Barriers
• Parsing Chinese Governance On AI-Generated Content
• Reduced Dolphin Threat Revives US-New Zealand Fish Trade
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs