International Trade Archive » July, 2024

International Trade - July, 2024

208 articles

• Ghanaian Oil Co. Hit With Sanctions In Discovery Fight
• Pipeline Cos. Can Join FERC Approval Fight
• Sens. Reveal Bipartisan Trade Bill Streamlining Customs Laws
• 2nd Circ. Ruling May Limit Discovery In Int'l Arbitration
• Dutch Regulators OK Freshfields-Guided Asset Exchange
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• What Patent Litigators Should Know About CHIPS Act Grants
• VW To Give Back Pay To Mexico Factory Workers, USTR Says
• Colombian Paper Bag Exporter Sues Over Antidumping Duties
• SF Fed Tells 9th Circ. Banks Not Entitled To Master Accounts
• Trade Court OKs Erasure Of Duties On Chinese Xanthan Gum
• New FARA Letters Offer Insight Into DOJ's Approach
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Quinn Emanuel Must Prove Authority In $486M Award Fight
• Fla. Judge Trims Metal Trader's Suit Against Guatemalan Atty
• 'Speculative' Harms Thwart Customs Broker's Bid For TRO
• S. Africa Advances WTO Citrus Cases To Panel Stage
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Can't Unwind Conviction After Bribery Trial
• MoneyGram Opposes CFPB, NY's 'Futile' Bid To Bolster Case
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Recent Settlement Shows 'China Initiative' Has Life After Death
• Nixon Peabody Hires Morgan Lewis IP Atty
• White Collar Update: 4 Developments To Watch
• DOJ Whistleblower Pilot On Deck As Cos. Boost Compliance
• State Street Inks $7.5M Deal Over Russia Sanctions Violations
• DC Circ. Axes Agriculture Department's $1M Fine On Amazon
• RTX Earmarks $1.2B For Anticipated Deals With DOJ, SEC
• Hemp Exporter's Lost-Product Claims Fail At 4th Circ.
• WTO E-Commerce Deal Launches Without US Support
• EU Calls For Dispute Talks Over Taiwan's Wind Farm Policy
• OFAC Sanctions Deserve To Be Challenged Post-Chevron
• Congress Quietly Amends FEPA: What Cos. Should Do Now
• US Calls For Labor Scrutiny At Mexican Components Plant
• Lawmakers Take Stab At Energy Permitting As Election Looms
• Trade Commission Affirms Pea Protein Import Harms
• Solar Tech Co. Investor Drops Securities Action
• Full Fed. Circ. Refuses To Review Scope Of Oil Pipe Duties
• DP World Wins OK Of $194M Award Against Djibouti
• NYSE Delisting May Be The Cost Of FCPA Compliance
• Canadian Woman Gets 2 Years For Russian Export Scheme
• Int'l Firm Garrigues Merges With Full-Service Mexican Firm
• Tire Biz Can't Delay Duties Under Relief Order For Other Cos.
• 5 Tips For Solar Cos. Navigating Big Shifts In US Trade Policy
• Digital Info Not Covered By Smuggling Law, Ky. Court Holds
• CFIUS Reviews Slumped In 2023, Penalties Increased
• Nixon Peabody Adds Veteran GC With IP, Korean Biz Focus
• Newman Facing 2nd Suspension For 'Continuing Misconduct'
• Avoiding Legal Ethics Landmines In Preindictment Meetings
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Cuban Bank Denies Transferring €72M Debt To Offshore Fund
• Russia Sanctions Enforcement Lacks Bite, UK Charity Says
• US Cos. Say Italian Tube Biz's Duty Must Cover Romanian Co.
• On Limiting ITC's Power, House Republican Is 'Appalled'
• After Chevron: Uncertainty In Scope Of ITC Oversight
• India Eyes End Of Digital Tax For E-Commerce, But Not Ads
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• 3 Areas Of Enforcement Risk Facing The EV Industry
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• Nat'l Security Considerations For Telecom Products Counsel
• Feds Say Student Must Fight Sanctions In Treasury, Not Court
• Preparing For Increased Scrutiny Of Tech Supply Chains
• Gazprom Unit Illegally Seized Helium Containers, Linde Says
• House Dems Urge Tai To End Investor-State Dispute Deals
• Gov't Wants Protest Over $186M In DOD Fuel Deals Thrown Out
• Trade Court Nixes Steel Duty Case Filed Years Too Late
• What Attorneys Need To Know About JD Vance
• Bus Parts Co. To Pay Up To $4M To End Criminal Fraud Probe
• EU Renews Russian Financial Sanctions For 6 Months
• No Duty On Feds To Accept Importer's Late Filings, US Biz Say
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Webuild Discovery Bid In Panama Arbitration
• Trade Commission Advances Chinese Vanillin Probes
• Feds Taxed $6M Race Car Like Any Old Jalopy, Importer Says
• EU Investor-State Dispute Transparency Rules: Key Points
• Taxation With Representation: A&O Shearman, Gibson Dunn
• Commerce Finalizes More Triple-Digit Mattress Duties
• Menendez Appeal Could Make Hay From Bribery Case Law
• DOJ, Treasury Target Mexico-Based Human Smuggling Group
• Alstom Wants Las Vegas Train's 'Buy America' Waiver Voided
• Takeaways From EU's Initial Findings On Apple's App Store
• 25 Years Of OECD's Anti-Bribery Convention
• Trade Court Dumps Tile Duties Set After Secretive Meeting
• Another Enphase Investor Suit Claims Execs Hid Slow Growth
• 2 Rulings Serve As Conversion Fee Warnings For Banks
• Decoding Arbitral Disputes: Intra-EU Enforcement Trends
• Commerce Tees Up Dumping Duties On 4 Countries' Melamine
• ITC Affirms Lab Equipment Co.'s Patent Wasn't Infringed
• Too Few Respondents Doomed Plywood Duties, Fed. Circ. Told
• CBP Clears Vilox Tiles Of Infringing Patents In Import Dispute
• Russian Gets 3 Years For Smuggling US Military Technology
• ArentFox Schiff Lands IP Atty From Morgan Lewis In SF
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Squire Patton Expands To Switzerland With Geneva Office
• Feds Say Ex-CIA Analyst Secretly Worked For Korea
• 3 Reasons Why 2nd Menendez Bribery Case Was The Charm
• Tesla Says Chinese Co. Sells 'Dangerous' Charging Adapter
• Kaspersky To End US Operations After Commerce Dept.'s Ban
• DC Circ. Knocks La. Site FERC Order, Tosses LNG Export Row
• Ex-Goldman Banker Denies Bribe Charges After Extradition
• Ex-Mozambique Official Accused Of $2B Fraud As Trial Opens
• 'Outsourcing' Ruling, 5 Years On: A Warning, Not A Watershed
• Fed. Circ. Denies US Cos. Interest From Late Duty Payments
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Menendez Guilty Of 'Shocking Corruption,' Urged To Resign
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Netgear Defends RICO, Antitrust Case Against Huawei
• Menendez Jury Seeks Deliberation Guidance In 2 Notes
• PTAB Will Review Money Clip IP Tied To Looming Import Ban
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Some HVAC Patent Claims In Google Fight
• Airstrike Survivors Lose Bid To Block UAE's $23.4B Arms Sale
• After Chevron: A Sea Change For Maritime Sector
• Trump Running Mate Is Foe Of DOJ 'Political Prosecutions'
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• US Co. Says Feds Ignored Sales Issues To Lift Chemical Duty
• Coca-Cola Docs Would Clarify Soda Risk, Mexican Group Says
• Cleveland-Cliffs Buying Canadian Steel Co. Stelco For $2.5B
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Fed. Circ. Probes Case With Apple Watch Import Ban At Stake
• Menendez Bribery Case Goes To Jury
• Republican Presses Tai For Info On E-Commerce Shift
• Alberta Oil Co. Calls Out US 'Bad Faith' In Keystone Suit
• Mitigating Risks Amid 10-Year Sanctions Enforcement Window
• A Timeline Of Antisemitism Legislation And What It Means
• Litigation Funding 'Abuses' Targeted By Federal Lawmakers
• Judge OKs Another Penalty Duty Over Chinese Loan Program
• VW Supplier's Antitrust Suit Belongs In Germany, Texas Judge Says
• Whispers, Curses As Menendez Trial Inches Toward Jury
• Western Union Owes $8M For Soured Deal, Vendor Says
• Commerce Aims To Codify Duty Probe Practices For NMEs
• Calif. Nabs $50M Deal With Oil Traders In Gas Price-Rigging Suit
• Trade Court Backs Nonevasion Finding For Aluminum Tariffs
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• Former EuroChem CEO Escapes EU Sanctions
• Feds Say Chinese, Turkish Importers Skirting Refrigerant Duty
• Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2024
• Unpacking Pressures, Trends Affecting Global Supply Chains
• Biden Floats $2B To Drive US Auto Industry's EV Pivot
• Magnets Co. Must Face Export Control Violation Claims
• Chiquita Says Ecuador Banana Co. Prez Must Be Jailed
• Judge Newman Faces More Hurdles In Bid To End Suspension
• ​GOP Bombards Agencies With Demands After Chevron's End
• Vidal Directs PTAB To Review Nerf 'GelFire' Toy Gun Patents
• Airgun Co. Drops Counterclaim Against Swedish Supplier
• Engineer Who Faced Export Charges Cops To Tax Counts
• CBP Clears Apple Watch Of Infringing Heart Monitor IP
• Key Menendez Witness Faces Scrutiny As Closings Drag On
• After Chevron: Rethinking Agency Deference In IP Cases
• Curtis Mallet-Prevost To Open Law Office In Saudi Arabia
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Prove Steel Is North American Or Pay Levy, White House Says
• Fla. Judge Won't Nix Antitrust Claims Against Alcon
• Terrorism Victims Push To Keep Pharma Suit In DC Circ.
• Chiquita Says $38M Verdict Must Be Reduced
• Bigelow's 'Manufactured In USA' Label Not Judge's Cup Of Tea
• Menendez Atty Accuses Feds Of 'Trickery' As Trial Nears End
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• CIT Finds Labor Issues Don't Justify Penalty Evasion Ruling
• Akin Adds DOJ Atty As White Collar Defense Partner In DC
• Newman Loses Suit Against Fed. Circ. Over Suspension
• Maple Leaf Must Go The Way Of Chevron, Solar Cos. Say
• Menendez 'Put Power Up For Sale,' Feds Say In Closing
• Hyundai, Kia Parent Cos. Escape MDL Over Car-Theft Wave
• ITC Hands Innoscience Partial Loss In Semiconductor IP Row
• Pro-Trade Policies Outpace Barriers Amid Strains, WTO Says
• Feds Aim To Expand Military Site List For Land Deal Reviews
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• Don't Defer To ITC On Domestic Industry, Fed. Circ. Told
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• Self-Driving Tech Co. Disputes Chinese Military Designation
• Fragrance Buyers Say EU Fine Supports Price-Fixing Claims
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Unilateral Climate Policies Threaten Trade, WTO Deputy Says
• How High Court Approached Time Limit On Reg Challenges
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• EU Imposes Anti-Subsidy Duties On Chinese EVs
• Labour Sweeps Tories From Power In UK Election Rout
• Menendez's Focus On Ally's Case Was Legitimate, Jury Told
• Sonos Says Chevron's End Doesn't Impact Google Patent Row
• Vietnam Wood Circumvention Duties Are Sound, Feds Say
• Solar Biz Says Duty Circumvention Probe Ignored Contractors
• Feds Can't Get Atty Communications With NJ Fraudster Yet
• Oil Trading Cos. Ink 'Simple' $13.9M Deal In Gas Price Rig Suit
• After Chevron Deference: What Lawyers Need To Know
• UralChem Owner Can't Shift EU Sanctions
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Court Must Toss Customs Broker's Unripe Suit, Feds Say
• Turkish Co. Says Feds Mistook Tax Exemptions For Subsidies
• Pharma Co. Scores Exit In Investor Suit Over Primate Imports
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• Commerce Finds No Proof Of Mexican Coolants' Duty Evasion
• High Court's 1-2 Punch Sets Up Long-Standing Regs For KO
• Red States Get Biden Admin's LNG Export Pause Halted
• Menendez's Sister Testifies Storing Cash Was Family Practice
• No Resolution In Sight For Trade Pact Auto Rules Dispute
• School Supply Co. Seeks Duty Erasure For Pencil Imports
• Aldi Unit, Warehouse Settle Suit Over Rodent-Ravaged Sweets
• Commerce Bulks Up Chinese Pea Protein Duties To 355%
• After Chevron: Expect Few Changes In ITC Rulemaking
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Apple Scores Some Patent Board Reviews In Watch IP Fight
• Supreme Court Widens Window To Challenge Federal Regs