International Trade Archive » May, 2024

International Trade - May, 2024

223 articles

• Ex-DEA Agent Told Jury Chiquita Was 'Victimized' By Militants
• Nord Stream 2 Says EU Pipeline Regs Violate Int'l Law
• Samsung Strikes First With Smart Ring IP Suit Against Oura
• Chinese Nationals Nabbed In $12M Counterfeit Apple Scam
• US, Mexico Reach Truce On Steel Factory Labor Violations
• Trade Commission Advances Indian Ceramic Tile Probe
• Electrolux Calls For Duties On Refrigerators From Thailand
• Venezuela Can't DQ Special Master As Citgo Auction Looms
• Trade Court Orders Commerce Redo Of Brazilian Honey Duties
• Netgear Wins Most Of Its ITC Case Against TP-Link
• Mountain Of Messages Dominates Week 2 In Menendez Trial
• 3 Recent Decisions To Note As Climate Litigation Heats Up
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Health, Spacecraft And Bombs
• Feds Overly Constricted Extrusion Exclusion, Importer Says
• Venezuelan Oil Co. Looks To Slip Asset Seizure Suit
• 5th Circ. Says WWII Art Transfer Is Act Of Foreign Gov't
• ITC Judge Clears Amazon In Video Tech Co.'s Patent Case
• Solar Tech Co. Faces Investor Suit Over Slow '23 Growth
• EU Court Rejects Appeal Over Spanish Port Tax Breaks
• Commerce Pours Up 203% Duties For Chinese Wine Bottles
• SF Fed Lacked Good Reason To Deny Account, 9th Circ. Told
• Menendez's Wife Hires Coburn Greenbaum For Bribery Case
• Enviro Groups Launch Fresh Alaska LNG Fight In 9th Circ.
• Ex-Air Cargo Exec Who Took $6.7M In Kickbacks Gets 4 Years
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• US Steel, Nippon Obtain All Non-US Regulatory Approvals
• Barilla Pasta Buyers Win Class Cert. In Italy Labeling Suit
• White & Case Hires DOJ Russian Sanctions Prosecutor
• Commerce Readies 250% Duty For Cambodian Paper Bags
• Israeli Atty Cops To Aiding Convicted Ponzi Schemer In NJ
• Anheuser-Busch, Tilray Fight Beer Sale Injunction Bid
• Menendez Trial Judge Sticks With Order Barring Texts
• Belarus Airline Can't Curb Sanctions Over Lukashenko Ties
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Iraq Says $120M Pier Award Enforcement Suit Must Be Nixed
• Chiquita Ops Chief Says Militant Leader Extorted Company
• Juul Gets PTAB To Examine Rival's Vape Patents
• NC Biz Court OKs Air Gun Asset Buy To Settle $6.7M Fight
• Treasury To Allow Online Banking, Cloud Services For Cuba
• Tribe Says Enbridge's Trespass Concern Wasted Court's Time
• EEX, Nasdaq Power Offer EU Fixes For Deal
• Exxon Investor Broadens Promise To Nix Climate Proxy Bid
• $3.1B Satellite Deal Needs Justices' Review, Co. Says
• Edwards Urges Full Fed. Circ. To Limit FDA Safe Harbor
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• Serial Numbers Tie Gold Bars To Menendez, Jury Hears
• Senate Republican Eyes Tutor.com's China Ties, Data Use
• China Tariffs To Return For Air Fryers, Bikes, Chairs In June
• Treaty Wants Patents To Cite Ties To 'Traditional Knowledge'
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• US Cos. Call On Fed. Circ. To Restore Chinese Plywood Duties
• The Effects Of New 10-Year Limitation On Key Sanctions Laws
• FEPA Cases Are Natural Fit For DOJ's Fraud Section
• Feds Prep Dumping Duties On Indonesian, Ecuadorian Shrimp
• Menendez, Kasowitz Firm Spar Over Subpoena To Cooperator
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• EU Fines Mondelez €338M For Curbing Snack Competition
• CBP Had No Right To Collect Disputed Duties, Importer Says
• Wiz Khalifa Settles Suit Over Cannabis Venture
• FCC Aims To Reduce Risk From China-Controlled Test Labs
• Enbridge Says Tribe's Trespass Law Could Cost It Millions
• Commerce Must Rethink German Steel Duties A 4th Time
• Proposed Semiconductor Buy Ban May Rattle Supply Chains
• Menendez Says Feds Can't Wield Texts About Egyptian Aid
• 2 Oil Trader FCPA Pleas Highlight Fine-Reduction Factors
• Commission Paves Way For Duties On Brass Rod Imports
• Activist Investor Must Face Exxon's Suit Over Proxy Proposal
• China Sanctions 12 US Defense Firms For Taiwan Arms Sales
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• Solar Cell Duties May Inadvertently Crush Domestic Industry
• Fla. Judge Won't Pause Russian Planes Coverage Suit
• GOP State Leaders Tell Justices Mexico Can't Sue Gunmakers
• MilliporeSigma Avoids Charges As DOJ Extols Self-Disclosure
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Commerce Lifts Xanthan Gum Duty That Trade Court Rebuked
• Oil Tanker Operators To Pay $2M For Dumping Oil From Ship
• UK Gov't Calls Elections For July 4 Despite Poor Polls
• PetroSaudi Says $380M Award Feud Close To Resolution
• Groups Push For Official USMCA Interpretation To Nix Claims
• Feds Fight Philly Port Authority's River Expansion Suit
• Feds Say Importer Can Get Domestic Steel, Instead Of Duty Relief
• Corporate Insurance Considerations For Trafficking Claims
• Indonesian Mattress Cos. Say Duties Are Based On Irrelevant Info
• US Steel And Cleveland-Cliffs Spar Over Merits Of Nippon Deal
• Altria Unit Fights Bids To Toss Illegal Vape Sale Suit
• 5 Lessons From Ex-Vitol Trader's FCPA Conviction
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Ex-BlackRock VP Says He Was Fired After Whistleblowing
• Colombia's Objections Tossed In $10B Sunken Treasure Claim
• Fed. Circ. Blesses Commerce's Tariffs On Spanish Olives
• Caterpillar, Equipment Co. Seek New Trial After $100M Verdict
• Senate Report Ties Automakers To Uyghur Forced Labor
• China Sanctions 3 US Firms For Arms Sales To Taiwan
• Menendez Texts With Wife A Legislative Promise, Judge Says
• Decoding Arbitral Disputes: The Benefits Of Non-EU Venues
• $440M Cruise Line Ruling Over Cuba Dock May Be In Jeopardy
• Judge Rails At Attys' Failure To Prep For Evasion Case Queries
• DC Circ. Probes Carbon Capture In LNG Approval Challenge
• Two Guilty Of Wire Fraud And Conspiracy In Forex Case
• Zero Duty Doesn't Address Exporter's Benefits, Calif. Biz Says
• Air Gun Co. Manager Accused Of Fraud By Receiver
• New Domestic Content Guidance May Boost Energy Credits
• Sanctioned Man's Daughter Says Blacklist Inescapable
• AI And Trade Controls: A Guide To Expanding Restrictions
• 4 Takeaways From Biden's Crypto Mining Divestment Order
• Menendez Bribery Trial: 5 Things To Know About Week 1
• Trade Commission Affirms Harm From Indian Steel Cylinder
• Kitchenware Cos. Seek Duties On Chinese Disposable Pans
• Sanctions Ruling Clarifies Force Majeure Contractual Rights
• Alberta Oil Marketing Co. Says Biden Ruined Keystone Deal
• Judge Irked By 'Smart' Attys And 'Silly' Doc Retention Policies
• Trade Court OKs Commerce's Cambodian Mattress Duties
• Prosecutors Say Fake Fortune 500 Workers Funded N. Korea
• Insurance Types That May Help Cos. After Key Bridge Collapse
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• Salvaging The Investor-State Arbitration System's Legitimacy
• $5.5M Apotex Generic Drug Price-Fixing Deal Gets Initial OK
• Colombian Consumer Lender Hits Ch. 11 To Trim $55M Of Debt
• Menendez Bribery Case Criminalizes Gifts, Jury Told
• Treasury Provides Extra Relief For Bonus Energy Tax Credits
• Biden To Restore Tariffs On Bifacial Solar Panel Imports
• Newman Wasn't At Fed. Circ. Conference, But She Was Invited
• Lilly Lands Default ITC Order Against Weight Loss Copycats
• House Panel Weighs Baltimore Bridge Rebuilding Costs
• Split Fed. Circ. Decision Restores Thai Pipe Duties
• DLA Piper Int'l Trade Attys Jump To K&L Gates In DC
• ITC Ruling Has Serious IP Implications For Foreign Imports
• Global Bribery Probes Are Complicating FCPA Compliance
• Feds Tell Justices $3.1B Satellite Deal Isn't Reviewable
• 'Where's Bob?' Nowhere Near Wife's Gold Bars, Jury Hears
• Ex-FTX Exec Seeks Leniency, Saying He Was Kept In The Dark
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How Clinical Trials Affect Patentability In US And Europe
• Sanctions Give Shipper Force Majeure Escape From Contract
• Effect Of New China Duties Hinges On Allies' Response
• Asset Manager Cops To $1.2B Venezuelan Oil Co. Fraud
• Magnets Co. Can't Trim Suit Despite Feds' PACER Accident
• Political Giants To Loom Over Sen. Menendez Trial
• Fighters Likely Killed Victims In Chiquita Case, Academic Says
• Crystallex Special Master Fires Back Against Effort To DQ Him
• Ship Had Blackouts Day Before Baltimore Bridge Crash, NTSB Says
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• Biden Signs Bipartisan Russian Uranium Products Ban
• Keep It Short, And Other Advice From Fed. Circ. Judges
• DLA Piper Expands To Brazil With New São Paulo Office
• Mexican Mine Labor Row Ruled Outside Trade Pact's Scope
• Convicted Fraudster Says Exchanges With Atty Are Privileged
• Int'l Trade Commission Confirms Asia Is Dumping Steel Shelves
• UniCredit Bids To Toss $69M Plane Payment Sanctions Ruling
• Biden More Than Doubles Tariffs On Chinese EVs, Solar Cells
• Sens. Slam DOJ's Money Transmitting Biz Interpretation
• Trade Court Judge Objects To Nippon's New Duty Arguments
• House Bill Seeks More Commerce Dept. Control Of AI Exports
• Vietnamese Fish Exporter Sues Over 'Vague' Duty Instructions
• 'Gamesmanship' Lecture Launches Menendez Bribery Trial
• Houston Truck Co. Doesn't Owe $2M Excise Tax, 5th Circ. Told
• Zeekr's US Debut Could Spur More IPOs From China
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Decision Clearing Computer Gear Imports
• Trade Court Lets Solar Duties Suit Proceed Over Feds' Protest
• Insurers Don't Owe Chiquita Coverage In Terrorism Settlement
• Action Steps To Address New Restrictions On Outbound Data
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• Feds Finalize Tariffs Topping 744% On 8 Countries' Mattresses
• New Evidence, Old Politics To Collide In 2nd Menendez Trial
• Tablet Co. Wins China Duty Refund, Loses On Tariff Heading
• Solar Co. Wins Remand Of Feds' 'Contrary To Law' Duties
• Lawmakers Say Shell, Eni, Nigeria Deals Need Second Look
• Sen. Menendez's 2nd Bribery Trial: All You Need To Know
• A Senator's Path From NJ Politics To Corruption Charges
• GOP Sens. Call Biden's Bluff On US Steel-Nippon
• New Treasury Rule Amps Up Reporting Burden For Banks
• Black & Decker's Stud Finder Patent Win Gets Fed. Circ. OK
• Vietnam's Labor Issues Mar Bid For Market Economy Status
• Fla. Defense Contractor Admits To Selling Parts From Turkey
• NAFTA Tribunal Orders US To Redo Duties On Canadian Wood
• Auto Cos. Brace For EV Battery Compliance Hurdles
• How New Rule Would Change CFIUS Enforcement Powers
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Reed Smith's $13M Ask May Breach Sanctions, Barclays Says
• GOP Reps. Want IP Enforcers To Get Tougher On Infringers
• DC Circ. Examines Timing In ITC's Bid To Investigate Expert
• Commerce Revokes Huawei Export Licenses
• DOJ Says Cross-Border Antitrust Trial Must Stay In Houston
• Amazon Says Zulily Lacks Standing To Bring Antitrust Claims
• Ways And Means Chairs Decry China Tariff Review 'Inaction'
• Russian Charged Over $100M LockBit Ransomware Scheme
• Energy Dept. Says Red States Can't Block LNG Export Pause
• US Chemical Cos. Say Chinese Refrigerant Duties Are Wrong
• 13 Judges Boycott Columbia Clerks Over Protest Response
• US Thrashes Mexico's 'Inaccurate' Portrayal Of GMO Corn
• Feds' Emissions Subsidy Args Lack Specificity, Says Judge
• CBP Denies Delay To Ban Ivorian Cocoa, Says Probe Is Active
• Experienced Trade Disputes Atty Joins Baker McKenzie In DC
• Menendez Jury Can Hear Of Cash And Gold In Bribe Case
• Whiteford Hires Veteran National Security Atty In DC
• BTC-e Mastermind Cops To Money Laundering Conspiracy
• GoPro Gets ITC To Probe Patent Case Over Camera Imports
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Review Standard For Derivative Suits
• EU OKs Nippon-US Steel Deal As DOJ Causes Delayed Close
• DC Circ. Backs Feds' Puerto Rico Port Expansion Project
• Menendez Says Feds' Talk Of Psychiatrist Invaded Privacy
• US Trade Position Seen Contradicting Stance In Pillar 1 Talks
• Final EV Tax Credit Regs Add New Battery Tracing Test
• DOJ Wants More Info On Controversial US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Gov't Proposes Buy Ban Rule For Certain Semiconductors
• Chiquita Paid Militants To Save Lives, Ex-Ops Chief Testifies
• New EU, Japan Initiative Looks To Boost Global Supply Chains
• Dem Sens. Urge Biden To Keep Or Hike China Steel Tariffs
• Cisco Counterfeiting Scheme Earns Fla. Man 6½ Years
• Trade Court OKs Raising Duties On Thai Propane Canisters
• HMRC Asked To Investigate Firm On Dodging Sanctions
• Feds Try To Bar Psychiatrist's Testimony From Menendez Trial
• Sullivan & Cromwell Creates National Security Practice Group
• Don't Use The Same Template For Every Client Alert
• NY Man Cops To Shipping Military Drone Tech To Russia
• 5th Circ. Nixes Use Of US Law In Maritime Malaria Dispute
• Forex Fraudsters Hid Losses From Investors, Jury Hears
• Bipartisan Reps. Introduce Bill To Trace Battery Supply Chains
• Biden Admin Sanctions Cos. Helping Russia Evade Curbs
• Chinese Wood Exporter Calls To Axe Penalty Duties
• Tribe Fires Back At Feds' Brief In Enbridge Pipeline Row
• Walking With My Dog Makes Me A Better Lawyer