International Trade Archive » December, 2024

International Trade - December, 2024

153 articles

• Trump Seeks High Court's Pause Of TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• NY Businessman To Plead Guilty In Eric Adams' Fraud Case
• Fugees Star Says He's Not Like Madoff As Sentencing Nears
• Altria Unit Convinces Calif. Court To Ban Retail Elf Bar Sales
• Amazon Infringed Nokia's Video Tech IP, ITC Judge Says
• 'Tragedy To Farce': Menendez Makes 3rd New Trial Bid
• Biden Targets Chinese Chip Industry In Sweeping Trade Probe
• Argentina Asks Justices To Review Bondholders' $310M Win
• South Korean Needle Operation Secures Patent Win At ITC
• Feds Rip Atty For NYC Mayor Over Press Statements
• Trade Panel Strikes Down Mexico's Curbs On Biotech Corn
• 11th Circ. Won't Reconsider Nixing $440M Cuba Dock Claim
• Trump Tells EU To Buy US Oil In Bulk Or Face Higher Tariffs
• FTA Proposes Buy America Waiver For Electric Minibuses
• Reviewing 2024's Crucial Patent Law Developments
• How White Collar Enforcement May Shift In Trump's 2nd Term
• COP29 Offers Pathway To A Global Carbon Market
• Digital Taxes In Flux Amid Renewed US Tariff Threats
• Year In Review: The Biggest Trade Policy Moves Of 2024
• Fixing Up Cars Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Finds $35B Software Deal Could Harm Supply Of Chips
• Fed. Circ. Seeks Denial Of Newman Bid To Unseal Documents
• Aviation Co. AAR To Pay $55M Over Alleged Bribery Schemes
• US Co.'s Claim Over Canada Coal Phaseout Nixed
• FERC Chair Plays Coy On Impact Of LNG Export Study
• Father-Son Duo Admit To $100M Fraud Targeting NJ Deli
• U.S. Sanctions Georgian Officials For Brutality Against Critics
• Honda, Nissan Mulling Merger, And Other Deal Rumors
• Graphite Cos. Seek Up To 920% Tariffs On Chinese Products
• Making The Pitch To Grow Your Company's Legal Team
• Commerce Tightens Grip On State-Controlled Businesses
• 4 Trade Secret Pointers From 2024's Key IP Law Developments
• Compliance Lessons From Raytheon's FCPA Settlement
• NYC Mayor Says Indictment Lacks Detail, Hampering Defense
• ITC Nominees Pressed On Tariffs And China
• ITC Judge Hands Win To Ericsson In 5G Patent Fight
• DOJ Wants Misconduct Allegations Hushed In Used Car Case
• Morrison Foerster Cites Tariffs As Key M&A Variable For 2025
• Ex-Fla Rep. Charged Again For Foreign Agent Violations
• Trade Court Sends Wood Boards Case Back To Commerce
• EU Court Rejects Latest Challenge To Portugal's Tax Clawback
• Using Contracts As Evidence Of Trade Secret Protection
• High Court To Review TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Canadian Gets 2 Years For Stealing Secrets Tesla Bought
• Revised LNG Export Study Flags Gas Price And Climate Worries
• Asset Manager Gets 2½ Years For Role In $1.2B PDVSA Scheme
• When US Privilege Law Applies To Docs Made Outside The US
• Fed. Circ. Guts Ruling On $367M Alaska Port Dispute
• NYC Mayor Must Face Bribery Charge For Turkish Travel Perks
• Canadian Cabinet Official Takes Over Finance Minster Role
• Ireland Could Lose €15B Due To Trump, Central Bank Warns
• Menendez Prosecutors Say 'Chat Chains' Were Admitted In Error
• TikTok Brings Sale-Or-Ban Fight To High Court
• Reed Smith, Eletson Battle Over Sanctions In Ch. 11
• Canadian Finance Minister Resigns Amid Trump Tariff Threats
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Standing, Relationships, Responsibility
• US Lends $9.6B To Build EV Battery Plants In The South
• 'Minimal Participant' Bar Is Tough To Clear For Whistleblowers
• Ex-Top Aide To NYC Mayor Denies Guilt As Indictment Looms
• High Court Passes On Navarro's Presidential Records Fight
• DC Judge Questions DOT On Rail Line 'Buy America' Waiver
• DC Circ. Declines To Disturb Law That Could Ban TikTok
• Triliance To Forfeit $12M Over Illicit Petroleum Sales, US Says
• ITC To Review Design Patent Case Over Blue-Soled Shoes
• Bipartisan Bills Target US Dependence On Chinese Minerals
• Contending With Issues Of Corruption In Int'l Arbitration
• ITC Continues Probe Of Chinese, Indian Door-Spring Makers
• Green Projects Face States' Foreign Land Ownership Limits
• Ex-Judges, Atty Group Back Newman In Suspension Lawsuit
• Menendez, 2 Co-Defendants Lose Bids For New Bribery Trial
• Lawmakers Press Tech Giants As TikTok D-Day Looms
• What 2024 Trends In Marketing, Comms Hiring Mean For 2025
• Coke Zero Sweetener Co. Asks Justices To Hear Patent Feud
• Fla. Judge Awards $114M To Crypto-Forex Exchange Investors
• Biden Steel-Deal Block, Walgreens For Sale, And More Rumors
• Newman Gets Amicus Support At DC Circ. In Suspension Row
• How Trump's Tariff Promises May Play Out In 2nd Term
• 5 Notable Anti-Money Laundering Actions From 2024
• US Expands Tariffs On Chinese Tungsten, Polysilicon Imports
• US Takes Hard Line Against WTO Litigating Security Matters
• Group Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Fire Back At TikTok's Bid To Halt Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Lawmakers Push For Syria Sanctions Pause After Assad's Fall
• More Facts Needed In RJ Reynolds Tax Row, Mich. Court Says
• Justices Asked To Reject Roku Petition Challenging ITC
• Cross-Border Criminal Antitrust Trial Will Stay In Houston
• Nippon Offers $5K Bonuses To Ease US Steel Deal Concerns
• White House Wants US Chips In Gov't Supply Chain
• 6 Changes I Would Make If I Ran A Law School
• Wash. Woman Accused Of Smuggling Oil, Gas Parts To Russia
• US Sanctions Chinese Hacker, Employer For Firewall Exploits
• Venezuela Oil Cos. Say $23M Suit Wasn't Properly Served
• USTR To Probe Nicaragua For Labor, Human Rights Abuses
• Stellantis, CATL Invest Up To €4.1B For Battery Plant In Spain
• Privinvest Denied Appeal In 'Tuna Bond' Bribery Case
• Firms Still Have The Edge In Lateral Hiring, But Buyer Beware
• Judge Newman Says Fed. Circ. Threatened Her To Seal Filings
• Ex-Savannah State University Professor Sues For Racial Bias
• 5th Circ. Crypto Ruling Shows Limits On OFAC Authority
• Preparing For The New Restrictions On Investment Into China
• 16 EU Members Call For Revamped Tobacco Taxation
• TikTok Seeks Halt On Sale-Or-Ban Law For High Court Appeal
• Nadine Menendez Trial Date Set After Jan. 6 Delay Bid Nixed
• Anti-China Bias Tainted ADI Trade Secrets Case, 1st Circ. Told
• Menendez Verdict Wasn't Tainted By Evidence Error, Feds Say
• Think Like A Lawyer: 1 Type Of Case Complexity Stands Out
• DC Circ. Ruling Far From Last Word On Looming TikTok Ban
• Chinese Magnet Co. CEO Latest Charged In DOD Supply Scam
• FTX Exec's Sentencing Shows Pros And Cons Of Cooperation
• Canada's Chinese Import Surtaxes Expected To Raise $334M
• EU Finalizes Deal With South American Trade Bloc
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Retroactive FARA Registration
• DC Circ. Upholds TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Think Like A Lawyer: Note 3 Simple Types Of Legal Complexity
• Judge Newman Brings Fight To End Her Suspension To DC Circ.
• Chinese Bank Faces New Suit Alleging Reinsurance Fraud
• Judge Won't Toss German Tesla Supplier From Mich. Suit
• US Trade Gap Fell By $10B In Oct. As Imports And Exports Dipped
• Fed. Circ. Unlikely To Help Realtek Pursue ITC Sanctions
• What Insurers Need To Know About OFAC's Expanded FAQs
• McKinsey Unit To Pay $123M Over South Africa Bribe Scheme
• Plugging Gov't Leaks Is Challenging, But Not A Pipe Dream
• Gardening Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Holland & Knight Gets In On Trade Laterals With Export Expert
• Fla. Ex-Rep Sues Associate Connected To Foreign Agent Case
• $486M Djibouti Award Fight Settled In DC
• Starbucks Brass Face Derivative Suit Over 'Reinvention' Flop
• How Trump's 2nd Term May Alter The Immigration Landscape
• US Sanctions Vessels That Aid Iran's Nuclear Program
• Litigation Inspiration: Reframing Document Review
• Siemens Unit Beats Whistleblowing Claim Over Military Data
• Steptoe Vet Will Lead Troutman Pepper's Sanctions, Trade Group
• Trump Brings Navarro Back Into White House Trade Fold
• UK Busts Multibillion-Dollar Russian Money Laundering Ring
• Equipment Co. Inks $14.5M OFAC Deal Over Iran Sanctions
• Top Ex-SEC Officials Warn Of Enforcement Upheaval
• Investor Attys Seek $6.6M Cut Of $20M Metal Price-Fixing Deal
• Unit Of World's Largest Bank Avoids SEC Penalty In Cyber Case
• DOJ Plans To Seize $3.4M From Sanctioned Russian Oligarch
• Calif. Man Charged With Shipping Firearms To North Korea
• Vidal Aimed To Put USPTO Rulemaking In The Spotlight
• US-China Feud Simmers As Beijing Unveils New Export Curbs
• Baker Botts Brings Back Antitrust Atty In DC
• Former OFAC Official Joins Hughes Hubbard In DC
• Trump Pledges To Block $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Judge OKs Fla. Law Firm's $229K Fee In Chiquita MDL
• Commerce Steps Up Export Controls On Advanced Chip Tech
• Texas Truck Co. Owes Chinese Tire Import Tax, 5th Circ. Says
• How Boards And Officers Should Prep For New Trump Admin
• Implementing Human Rights Due Diligence
• Mining Cos. Ask Justices To Sink Peruvians' Pollution Claims
• Shipping Industry Braces For Waves Of New Trump Tariffs
• US Pitches $7.5B Loan To Stellantis-Samsung Battery Venture