International Trade Archive » September, 2024

International Trade - September, 2024

192 articles

• DC Circ. NextEra Decision Leaves Door Open For Further Args
• Commerce Dept. Seeks To Streamline AI Development Exports
• Resin Co. Seeks Probe Into 4 Countries' Hexamine Exports
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit Retroactive FARA Registration
• Feds Seek Prison In Tax Case Linked To 'China Initiative'
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Chevron-Hess 2nd Oil Merger To Get FTC OK With CEO Ban
• Adams Asks To Toss Bribery Charge, Citing Top Court Ruling
• Corporate Raider Accused Of Shirking $180M SEC Judgment
• CFTC Fines Olam Group $3.25M Over Cotton Sales Reports
• CFTC Accuses Firms Of $3.6M Retail Forex Fraud
• Feds Subpoena NYC Mayor's Top Aide, DA Seizes Phone
• Shipping Cos. Say Union Won't Bargain As Strike Looms
• A Look At How De Minimis Import Rules May Soon Change
• OFSI Issues 1st Fine For Breach Of Ukraine-Tied Sanctions
• Adams Pleads Not Guilty As Atty Mocks Charges
• Nestlé Customers Win Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• FinCEN Withdraws Plan To Bar Now-Defunct Latvian Bank
• Feds Send Message To Adams' City Hall: Buckle Up
• Air Force Urged To Cut Back On Using Chinese Suppliers
• Steel Cos. Urge Feds To Probe Thai Pipes For Duty Evasion
• Tariff Tax Base Too Small To Replace Income Tax, Report Says
• Conn. Jury Finds Oil Trader Guilty In Petrobras Bribery Scheme
• Meet The Quinn Emanuel Atty Defending NYC Mayor Adams
• $200M RTX Deal Underscores Need For M&A Due Diligence
• Boies Schiller Hires Partners From MoFo, Holland & Knight
• Adams Accused Of 'Grave' Public Deceit As Feds Unveil Case
• NYC Mayor Adams Vows To Fight Looming Federal Charges
• Senate Bill Wants CBP To Share More On Counterfeit Products
• Baltimore Bridge Wreck: 6 Months Later, Claims Mount
• Suit Over Fla. Law Restricting Foreign Land Buys Paused
• Feds Say 'Wall Of Evidence' Supports Petrobras Bribery Case
• US Steel Clears One Hurdle In $14B Nippon Steel Deal
• Venable Brings On Baker McKenzie IP Litigator In DC
• Calif. Man Admits Importing Greenhouse Gases In Novel Case
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ukraine Oil Co. Says Russia Can't Buy Time In $5B Award Suit
• Neurosurgeon Deems Judge Newman's Brain 'Entirely Normal'
• Appeals Court Finds LNG Project Claims Barred By Arbitration
• Pilates Co. Stretches Patent Campaign To ITC
• Navigating Restrictions Following Biotech Bill House Passage
• Dealmaker Lessons From CFIUS' New Enforcement Webpage
• Star Witness Against Bankman-Fried Gets 2 Years In FTX Case
• CDC Defends Dog Import Ban As Needed Rabies-Fighting Tool
• Exxon Claims It Beat Weak Defense In $1.8B Tax Trial
• Boeing Ruling Is A Cautionary Tale For Trade Secret Litigants
• Sentencing For Sen. Menendez, 2 Associates Delayed 3 Mos.
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• After Chevron: Courts Will Still Defer To Feds On Nat'l Security
• Lowe's Customer Fights Arbitration Bid In 'Made In USA' Suit
• PDVSA Can't Escape Oklahoma Co.'s Expropriation Suit
• Biden Admin Seeks To Ban Certain Chinese, Russian Car Tech
• Trade Commission Spares Chinese Wine Bottles From Duties
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• IMF Promotes Deputy General Counsel To Top Job
• Sens. Kaine, Romney Seek To Deter China's 'Maritime Militia'
• ITC Has Been Launching Fewer Section 337 Investigations
• Judge Won't Toss Fraud Suit Against Crypto-Forex Co. Execs
• CFPB Pitches Remittance Rule Tweak For Consumer Inquiries
• Amazon Seller Rips Rival As 'Bully' In Fake Reviews Suit
• Getting Around ITC Was 'Sneaky,' Judge Tells Caterpillar
• Mexico Will Challenge $37M Deepsea Mining Award
• How Increased Sanctions Scrutiny Is Affecting Debt Markets
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Charges On Spain's Airport Stake Lifted Amid Arbitration Fight
• EU Moves To Hike Ukraine Loan To €35B In Case US Pulls Out
• Trade Court OKs Reduced Tariffs On Chinese Wood Floors
• FERC Must Heed DC Circ. 'Shift' On Gas Reviews, Chair Says
• Feds Defend At-Sea Monitoring Rule Despite Chevron Demise
• Feds Say Menendez Retrial Bid Ignores 'Overwhelming' Proof
• Quinn Emanuel Role Must Face Scrutiny, Djibouti Tells DC Circ.
• Commerce Proposal Could Ease Trade Remedy Administration
• Commerce Ordered To Explain How It Nixed Steel Duty
• 5 Lessons From Consulting Firm's Successful DOJ Disclosure
• EU, China Fail To End EV Dispute But Talks Continue
• Iraq Wants DC Circ. To Upend Cypriot Co.'s $120M Award
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Gas Price-Fixing Suit Over Trump Pact
• Gov't Lifeline Gives Nippon A Fighting Chance On US Steel
• Altria's Vape As Popular As Kale Juice, Elf Bar Tells Calif. Court
• Sea Mining Co. Awarded $37M In Mexico Phosphate Fight
• Mexican Parts Maker Rehires Worker To End USMCA Probe
• DOJ Says Ship Is Liable For $100M In Baltimore Bridge Collapse
• ITC Looking At Advanced Bionics Implant Patent Claims
• US Growers Say Chilean Grapes A Threat Under Rule Change
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• White & Case Foreign Investment Pro Joins Paul Hastings
• Competitiveness Outranks Climate In New EU Commission
• Farrer & Co. Lands Disputes Pro From Volterra Fietta
• Arthur Cox Steers Betting Giant On €2.3B Italian Biz Buy
• Injectable Analgesic Maker Wants Generic Version Blocked
• FDA Warns Vape Retailers About Approval Inadequacies
• An Overview Of New Export Controls On Advanced Tech
• Feds Misapplied L-Visa Criteria In Denial, Colombian Biz Says
• French EU Commissioner Quits In Dispute With Von Der Leyen
• World Shipping Council Taps Atty To Head US Gov't Relations
• Titanic Shipbuilder Sinks Under Weight Of Debt
• France's Rexel Rejects €8.6B Offer From QXO Tech Biz
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Panama's Ex-Prez Fights Alleged Wrongful Extradition
• EU Actors Lobby Hard For Top Jobs in New Commission
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Russia Expels 6 British Diplomats Accused Of Spying
• Transport Giants Bid To Ax $14B 'Guilt By Association' Claim
• EU Finance Ministers Boycott Hungary Meeting Over Russia
• Wells Fargo Ordered To Overhaul Sanctions, AML Compliance
• Treasury Sanctions Network Funding Hezbollah Via Fuel Deals
• Netgear Gets $135M In TP-Link IP Deal
• US Sanctions Cambodian Tycoon For Forced Labor Scam
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• DLA Piper Taps Brussels Veteran As Int'l Head Of Competition
• Nippon's Push To Save US Steel Buy And Other Deal Rumors
• UK Says Illicit Cigarette Crackdown Halves Tobacco Tax Gap
• House OKs Tightening Restrictions On Tax Credit For EVs
• EU Rejects Minimum Price Offers In Chinese EV Dispute
• Energy Biz Bowleven Edges Closer To Quitting LSE Listing
• Danish Pharma Co. Is Entitled To VAT Reduction
• Gov't Spent $236B In Fraud And Improper Payments In 2023
• Israeli Admits To Smuggling Plane Parts To Russia
• Politics Impacting US Steel-Nippon Review, Biz Groups Warn
• 2nd Circ. Reverses S. Korean Consulate Chauffeur's Wage Win
• Full Fed. Circ. Snubs Google's Fight Over ITC's Powers
• Proskauer Lands Fried Frank's Arbitration Head In London
• EU Struggles With Setup Of G7 Use Of Frozen Russian Assets
• EU Court Upholds Sanctions On Russian Clearinghouse
• Mars Can't Claim For Contaminated Ice Cream, Supplier Says
• UK Sanctions 10 Ships In Russia's 'Shadow Fleet'
• Freelancer Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Against Al Jazeera
• Oligarchs Fridman, Aven Fail To Ax Sanctions Reporting Rules
• Oil Biz Sues Ex-Chief Exec For Allegedly Embezzling €144M
• John Deere Will Pay SEC $10M To End Thai Bribes Probe
• V&E Launches New Dublin Office In Aviation Finance Push
• Britain's Renold Buys Canadian Conveyor Biz For $31.4M
• EU Nations OK To Seize Profits From Brokering Russia Trade
• Phone Maker Vivo Joins Via LA's Audio Patent Licensing Pool
• Herbert Smith Freehills Hires Private Capital Partner In Asia
• Apple Illegally Obtained €13B In State Aid, Top EU Court Rules
• House OKs Bill To Bar Contracts With Chinese Biotech Cos.
• Investor-State Awards Have Grown Tenfold, New Report Says
• Sentencing Of Ex-Ecuador Official Delayed By Late Gov't Filing
• Trade Panel Says Israeli Brass Rod Harms US Producers
• Wi-Fi Router Trade Dispute Paused While Makers Finalize Deal
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Rule Of Two, Post Award, Cost Request
• The Fed. Circ. In August: Secret Sales And Public Disclosures
• EU Should Loosen Merger Rules To Compete, Report Says
• EPA Enforcement Alert Issued For Illegal HFC Imports
• HMRC Fails To Nab £4B In Small-Biz Tax Evasion, Report Says
• ITC Judge Partially Clears Voltage Of Infringing Solar Patent
• FDII Covers Overseas Services For US Gov't, Memo Says
• US Steel Cos., Workers Seek New Tariffs On Foreign Steel
• Enviro Groups Challenge FERC Approval Of La. LNG Terminal
• As Biden Looks To Block US Steel Deal, Rival Co. Weighs In
• China Complains To WTO About Canada EV Surtaxes
• EU Gears Up For New Commission With A Plea: More Women
• Judge Newman's Suspension Extended For Another Year
• Increased Scrutiny Raises Int'l Real Estate Transaction Risks
• Trending At The PTAB: Obviousness In Director Reviews
• SEC Accuses Esmark Of Lying About US Steel Bid
• ITC To Investigate Synthetic Hair Cos. For Patent Violations
• Biden To Block US Steel-Nippon, And More Deal Rumors
• Fla. Law Firm Says It's Owed $247K In Fees From Chiquita MDL
• Russian TV Host, Wife Charged With Dodging Sanctions
• Russia 'History Nerd' Avoids Jail In Probe Of Oligarch Ties
• Notice Of Duty Change Not Always Needed, Trade Court Says
• UK Inks 1st International AI Safety Treaty With EU, US
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• Chile Approves Trade Protections For US Cheeses, Meats
• Bird & Bird Recruits M&A Partner In Frankfurt Amid Growth
• Fed. Circ. Leans Toward Gov't In Conduit Classification Fight
• Produce Co. With Bankrupt Parent Settles $1M Payment Suit
• Groups Urge DC Circ. To Reject Pharma Terrorism Liability Claims
• Customs Suspects Biz Of Skipping Duties On Chinese Imports
• 2 Media Workers Indicted In Russian Influence Probe
• Brazilian Oil Bribery Case Jury Warned Of 'Liar' Witness
• US Steel, Nippon Defend Deal After VP Harris Voices Concern
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• DOJ Charges Senior Hamas Leaders Over Oct. 7 Attacks
• Army Corps Gets 150K Comments Against Enbridge Pipeline
• Feds Abandon $12M Somali Fraud Case Against Atty
• Nigeria To Take Sovereign Immunity Ruling To US Justices
• ITC Clears Amazon In Video Processing Patent Case
• Fed. Circ. Has Questions About Data On Solar Duty Review
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of Ericsson Investors' ISIS Bribes Suit
• Maduro's Private Jet Seized In Fla. Over Sanctions Violation
• 5th Circ. Hesitant To Call Tornado Cash 'Entity'
• Fed. Circ. Panel Questions CIT Ruling On Cookware Duty
• Manhattan DA's Art Seizure Unit Hit With New Calif. Challenge
• FCC Bans Kaspersky Software In Authorized Equipment
• Trustee, Trader Culled From Jury In $1M Brazilian Bribery Trial
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond
• Former Aide To NY Gov. Indicted On Foreign Agent Charges
• Feds Float 650% Antidumping Duty On Chinese Paper Plates