International Trade Archive » June, 2024

International Trade - June, 2024

169 articles

• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Prosecution Rests In Menendez Bribery Trial
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Chevron's End May Put Target On ITC And Patent Office Policy
• Chevron Reversal's Impact In Trade Cases Likely Limited
• ITC Advances Probe Into Chinese Disposable Containers
• EU Adds 4 Pro-Russian Companies To Sanctions List
• Bank Shareholders Win $800K In Venezuelan Takeover Suit
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Milwaukee Tool Accused Of Selling Gloves Made By Prisoners
• Menendez Met Alleged Briber Pre-Gold Price Search, Jury Told
• Sen. Brown Asks White House To Enforce Mexican Steel Curbs
• DOJ Defends Transport Monopoly Charges In Antitrust Case
• Justices' SEC Ruling Reaffirms Oil States For Patent Attys
• Solar Co. Says Duty Expansion Ignores Production Process
• Commerce Defends Argentine Oil Pipe Levies On Remand
• Feds Must Redo Tire Duties Again, After Writing Off One Co.
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Menendez Pals 'Generous,' Jeweler Says In Joke-Filled Testimony
• Conn. Trader's Brother Cops Plea In $30M Brazilian Oil Plot
• EU Court Tosses Spanish Shipping Cos. State Aid Appeal
• Feds To Reassess Whether Garage Door Imports Violated Patents
• Italian Co. To Pay Feds $538K Over N. Korean Animation Job
• 2 Adidas Employees Exit Amid China Compliance Probe
• Unfinished Glycine Factory Supports Evasion, Says US Co.
• Some Asian Paper Plates May See Duties Over 300%
• Warhol, Monet Artwork Forfeited To US In 1MDB Clawback
• Temu Is A 'Data-Theft' Biz And Not Marketplace, Ark. AG Says
• PetroChina Unit Fined $14.5M Over Inaccurate Export Reports
• Intl. Trade Commission Takes Up 2 New China Import Probes
• Judge Says Sales Discount Doesn't Justify Redoing Steel Duty
• Indiana U Settles Ricin-Carrying Fruit Fly Export Violations
• Google Tells Fed. Circ. To Eye ITC's Powers If Chevron Ends
• Russian Ferrosilicon Gets Preliminary Duties Topping 748%
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Trade Court Judge Presses Feds On Cabinet Import Findings
• Contractual Drafting Takeaways From Force Majeure Ruling
• Menendez Was 'Weird' While Planning Egypt Trip, Jury Hears
• ITC Shouldn't Oversee Patent Disputes, Utah Law Prof Argues
• Judge Recommends Tossing VW Supplier's Antitrust Case
• Justices Undo Terror Victims' Win, Citing Twitter Decision
• Pipe Co. Seeks Full Fed. Circ. Redo Of Thai Pipe Duty Review
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• $12.8M Deal Ending Some Chiquita MDL Claims Gets Approval
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Paper Bag Imports Found To Have Harmed US Industry
• Kaspersky Hit With Sanctions In Wake Of US Software Ban
• Treasury Unveils Rules Curtailing Outbound Tech Investments
• Fed. Circ. Backs Subsidy Duties For Canadian Wind Towers
• Tube Co. Blames Denied Duty Refund Claim On CBP Error
• How Uyghur Forced Labor Law Affects Importing Companies
• Rebar Co. Says Feds Spurned Data For Info 'On The Internet'
• Russian Bank Founder Hit With Asset Freeze In $850M Claim
• Sens. Introduce 'Complementary' Bill To TikTok Ban
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Menendez Jury Sees Slides Lowell Presented To SDNY Brass
• Study Shows Compliance With ICSID Damages Awards Is High
• Attys In Chiquita Case Say Victims Can't Proceed Together
• Sunset Review Redo Counter To Basic Principles, Says Judge
• Rockwell Wins Treble Damages After $4M Gray Market Verdict
• PPG Sues Westlake In Delaware Over $707M Brazil Liability
• Money, Money, Money: Limiting White Collar Wealth Evidence
• Paid Noncompetes Offer A Better Solution Than FTC's Ban
• Unpacking The Latest Tranche Of Sanctions Targeting Russia
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Ex-BVI Ports Director Gets 9 Years For Drug Smuggling Plot
• Feds Delay Thai Refrigerator Probe To Check Industry Support
• Menendez Request On Pet Case Was Unique, Aide Testifies
• Legal Clinic Can't Weigh In On Motorcycle Co.'s Mexico Claim
• Panama Gov't Faces New Proceedings Over Canal Expansion
• ITC To Eye Samsung Loss In LCD Patent Suit Against Rival
• Circumvention Finding Twisted Trade Statute, Pipe Co. Says
• Steel Co. Says Cambodian Hangers Are Skirting Hefty Duties
• Foley Hoag Hires Former DOJ Fraud Section Deputy
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Cocoa Trade Case May Hinge On Justices' Mifepristone Ruling
• Huawei Slams Netgear's 'Tenuous' RICO Case
• Repeat Violations Land Ore. Forwarder Export Denial Order
• What 4 Cyber Protection Actions Mean For Marine Transport
• Commerce Says Trimmed Garlic Covered By Fresh Garlic Duty
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices Reject Dispute Over $3.1B South Korean Military Deal
• Fed Limits Bank's Fintech Dealings Over Risk Concerns
• G7 Takes Aim At China Trade For Prolonging Ukraine War
• FAA Probes Fake Titanium Docs From Boeing Supplier
• US Urges 5th Circ. To Back $2M Tax Bill For Tire Imports
• Brazil Telecom Tower Investor Sues For Delaware Litigation
• 'Bless Your Heart': The Art Of Taming A Chatty Witness
• 9th Circ. Balks At Gas Buyers' Price-Fix Fight Over Trump Pact
• 3rd Circ. Won't Halt 'Made In America' False Ad Ruling
• DOJ Can't Force Retroactive FARA Registration, DC Circ. Says
• Enviros Fight FERC OK Of Pipeline Feeding Mexico LNG Plant
• Daimler Truck Unit Says Mexican Supply Slowdown Cost $18M
• Dog Adoption Groups Assail 'Radical' CDC Import Rule
• Takeaways From Nat'l Security Division's Historic Declination
• Menendez Trial Delayed After Co-Defendant Gets COVID
• Canadian Businessman Cops To Stealing Tesla Trade Secrets
• Chinese Officials Promise Response On EV Tariffs
• GOP Lawmakers Want China Patent Data Amid Tech Pact Talks
• Turkish Jet Co. To Pay $285K For Russia Charter Flights
• FERC Gains Full Bench With 3rd Nominee Confirmation
• Counterfeits At The Olympics Pose IP Challenges
• Wiley Adds Porter Wright International Trade Atty
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senate Confirms 2 FERC Nominees, Puts 3rd Nominee On Deck
• Menendez Wanted Certain Case Scrutinized, US Atty Testifies
• Trade Group Wants Out Of Mattress Conspiracy Suit
• CIT Judge Orders 'Comfy' Tariff Case To Trial
• 2 Men Get Prison For Plot To Sell Iranian Oil To China
• Rimon Hires 5 Partners, Expands Global Transactions Team
• Ex-Supreme Court Clerk, Federal Atty Joins McGuireWoods
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Pillsbury Adds Aviation-Focused Bankruptcy Partner In NY
• Witness Takes Heat Off Menendez's Wife In Bribery Trial
• Trade Court Affirms Evasion Finding Against Pipe Co.
• Judge Won't Certify Class In Trafficked Cuban Property Suit
• Biden Admin Proposals May Facilitate US, UK, Australia Trade
• Skechers Supplier Banned For Alleged Forced Labor Ties
• What TikTok's Race Against The Clock Teaches Chinese Firms
• UniCredit Overturns $69M Plane Payment Sanctions Ruling
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Sen. Cassidy Releases Trade Facilitation Framework
• Contractor Seeks Win In Protest Of $186M In DOD Fuel Deals
• US Treasury Targets Houthi Maritime Smuggling Network
• Big Tech Urges US Reprisal Over Canada's Impending DST
• Menendez Likely Knew About Mercedes Bribe, Jury Told
• Victims Of Chiquita-Funded Paramilitaries Win $38M Award
• How Cannabis Rescheduling May Alter Paraphernalia Imports
• Ex-Prosecutors Join Effort To Free Imprisoned Binance Exec
• Trade Commission Votes To Advance Solar Cell Investigations
• First Trial Over Chiquita Paramilitary Payments Goes To Jury
• 3 IPEF Agreements Done, But Still No Sign Of Trade Pillar
• Galvion To Pay $2.5M For Alleged US Gear With Foreign Parts
• GOP Sens. Look To Sanction ICC Over Netanyahu Warrant
• GOP Lawmakers Want Chinese Battery Cos. Blacklisted
• Ex-Insurance Broker Tells Jury He Bribed Sen. Menendez
• Shein's Pursuit Of London IPO Proves US-China Rift Persists
• USPTO Rejects Apple's Bids To Reexamine Masimo Patents
• Victims Say Chiquita Paramilitary Payments Weren't Extortion
• Transport Monopoly Indictment Is Deficient, Accused Says
• GAO Won't Back Protest Over $186M In DOD Fuel Deals
• Former New Jersey AG Recalls 'Gross' Meeting With Menendez
• 'Brussels Effect' Of EU's AI Act Is Uncertain, Legal Pros Say
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bank Shareholders Say Venezuelan Takeover Cost Them $27M
• Chamber Says New Docs Show Transparency Issues At USTR
• Lawmakers Endorse Solar-Cell Duty Petition As Curb To China
• Best Practices For Responding To CBP's Solar Questionnaire
• Feds Say $1B Power Line Permit Challenge Should Be Zapped
• A Look At US-EU Consumer Finance Talks' Slow First Steps
• Federal Judges Facing Scrutiny For Clerk-Hiring Boycotts
• 'Miracle Worker': Menendez's Wife Was Given New Car, Jurors Told
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• Shrimp Group Tries To Revive Commerce's Abandoned Duties
• Airbus' Satcom Unit Fined $44K For Anti-Boycott Violations
• Pharma Cos. Tell Justices Feds Support Remanding Terror Suit
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Senate Energy Panel Advances Trio Of FERC Nominees
• US Solar Import Probe's Focus On China Is Misguided
• Patent Owner Says Facts Have Changed Since It Lost At ITC
• Defense Cos. Seek Looser Export Controls In AUKUS Rule
• Vietnamese EV Co. Hit With Investor Suit Over SPAC Merger
• Ex-Official Says Menendez Sparked Fear Of Ag Industry 'Harm'
• Glycine Co. Couldn't Compel Cooperation, Trade Court Told
• Ericsson Says It Has Completed DPA Compliance Monitorship
• Slipshod Shipping Cost Analysis Lands Commerce Remand
• States Say Biden Admin's LNG Export Pause Is Actually A Ban