International Trade Archive » January, 2025

International Trade - January, 2025

238 articles

• January's IPO Market Was Active Despite Tepid Debuts
• US Chamber Backs Exxon Suit Over Seized Cuba Property
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• Former Fed Adviser Charged With Spying For China
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Honeywell Handed Win In Aircraft-Brake Parts Duty Dispute
• Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs Over New BRICS Currency
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Trump Initiates Trade War With 25% Tariffs On Canada, Mexico
• Nippon Targets Sanyo Special Steel After Nixed US Steel Deal
• Loeb & Loeb Leads $150M Greek Shipping Execs' SPAC IPO
• Peruvians Tell High Court Smelter Lawsuit Should Proceed
• Canadian Pot Equipment CEO Says CBP Illegally Booted Him
• Energy Co. Takes Aim At FERC Enforcement Powers
• Semiconductor Co. Eyeing $5M Award Can't Get Asset Freeze
• Trade Court Bans Altria Vape Imports In Juul Patent Case
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• A Deep Dive Into Singapore's New Int'l Arbitration Rules
• Too Soon For Finding In Challenge To Gov't Israel Arms Sales
• Brazil Biz Pro Joins Kobre & Kim To Lead Latin America Team
• Binary Options Fraudsters Must Pay $451.6M To CFTC
• USPTO Backlog 'Unacceptable,' Trump's Commerce Pick Says
• Chinese Co. Execs Convicted Over Fentanyl Chemical Imports
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• Ga. Appeals Panel Backs $657K Default Against Korean IT Co.
• Ex-Sen. Menendez Gets 11 Years For Bribes, Abuse Of Power
• Trump Likely To Prioritize Trade, Customs Fraud Enforcement
• EU Will Keep Minimum Tax Despite US, Commissioner Says
• Trump's Commerce Nominee Backs Maximalist Tariff Approach
• Trump Tells Federal Workers They're Welcome To Resign
• Jury Clears LED Distributor Of Korean Co.'s Fraud Claims
• Sen. Warren Has 'Serious Concern' Over Lutnick's Tether Ties
• Trump's Colombian Clash Could Boost China's Trade Appeal
• New FERC Chair Backs Status Quo For Gas Project Reviews
• Trump Pledges Tariffs On Semiconductors, Chips, Drugs
• Overseas Investment Rule Calls For Compliance Caution
• Chinese Pair Sought To Fuel Fentanyl 'Grand Lab,' Feds Say
• Senate Confirms Sean Duffy As DOT Secretary
• Menendez Says Any Prison Time Should Wait For Appeal
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2024 Year In Review
• Trump Wants TikTok 'Bidding War' As Microsoft Enters Talks
• General Atomics Asks Musk Team To Reform Arms Acquisitions
• Enbridge Urges Line 5 Judge To Stall For Trump Admin Talks
• 9 Charged In Alleged $200M Chinese Smuggling Scheme
• 4 Things The Menendez Trial Judge Will Weigh At Sentencing
• Tesla Takes EU To Court Over Electric Vehicle Tariffs
• Pipeline Cos. Tell DC Circ. FERC Project Review Is Solid
• Kansas Bank's Suit Could Upend FDIC Enforcement Authority
• Ancora Seeks To Make US Steel 'Great Again' With New Board
• Justices Decline $400M Argentina Bond Default Case
• Chinese Co. Rips Micron's 'Speculative' Fear Of Sharing Code
• 11th Circ. Upholds $23M Ruling Against Venezuelan Oil Cos.
• Reed Smith Brings Back Tax Pro From Amazon In Brussels
• Aircraft Leasing Co. Battles Insurer's Bid To Strike Witnesses
• FCA Enforcement Would Make Trump's Tariffs More Effective
• Inside New Commerce Tech Restrictions: Mitigation Strategies
• End-Of-Year FCPA Enforcement Surge Holds Clues For 2025
• Trial Delayed For Ailing Wife Of Former Sen. Menendez
• Conn. Oil Trader Says Timing Of Money Moves Sinks Verdict
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• Trump Treads Into Murky Waters With TikTok Gambit
• FBI 'Bait And Switch' Breached Suspect's Rights, Lawyer Says
• Russian Banking Oligarch's Wife Loses Bid To Lift Sanctions
• Venture-Backed IPO Recovery Could Be Muted, Report Says
• Davis Polk, Skadden Steer LNG Exporter's $1.8B IPO
• Spain Wins Stay In $29M Renewable Award Enforcement Suit
• Chinese, Thai And Vietnamese Paper Plates Hit With Duties
• What Nearshoring Growth In Americas Means For Patents
• Foreign Workers' RICO Claims Should Advance, Judge Says
• Federal Agencies Must Order Full Return To Office By Friday
• 11th Circ. Pauses Ruling Nixing $440M Cruise Line Penalty
• Inside New Commerce Tech Restrictions: Key Risk Takeaways
• NY Federal Judge Urged To OK $149M Grain Exporter Award
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dubai-Based Exchange Fined $9.2M To End Bank Fraud Probe
• Space Explorer Voyager Technologies Confidentially Files IPO
• Trump Wields Trade Threats To Stifle Russia-Ukraine War
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Menendez Loses 2nd Bid For New Trial As Sentencing Nears
• US, Vietnam Reach Deal To Settle Lengthy Fish Duty Dispute
• Eurochem Group Founder Loses Bid To Lift EU Sanctions
• LED Screen Distributor Lied About $10M Debt, Jury Told
• Trump EV Rollbacks Spell Regulatory Whiplash For Auto Cos.
• Fed. Circ. Refuses To Restore Solar Cell Patent Claims
• Paul Hastings Repping TikTok Buyout Consortium
• CNN Inks Post-Verdict Deal In Contractor's Defamation Suit
• 3 Noteworthy Effects Of The 2025 NDAA
• EU Files WTO Complaint Over China's Unilateral SEP Rates
• TTAB Shuts Down USA Ham's Bid To Register Meat Mark
• Trump Elevates Mark Christie To FERC Chairmanship
• New Tariff Moves Still In Flux As Trump Retakes Office
• Trump Ends Biden Moratorium That Limited LNG Exports
• Trump Delays TikTok Ban To Hammer Out Deal
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Trump, Musk Sued By Nonprofits Over DOGE Transparency
• ITC To Review Samsung Mobile Device Imports Over Maxell IP
• DOJ Wants No Jail Time For Cross-Border Monopoly Member
• LPL Fined $18M Over Lax Anti-Money Laundering Compliance
• US Steel Can't Quicken Probe Into Alleged Merger Plot
• DC Circ. Sends LNG-By-Rail Rule Back To Drawing Board
• Ex-Mozambique Finance Head Gets 8½ Years In $2B Bond Rap
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• New Jersey AG Says Office Is Clear In Menendez Bribery Case
• EU, Mexico Ink Trade Pact As Trump Readies New Tariffs
• Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Colombia Says US Co. Has No Rights To Famous Shipwreck
• Biden Makes Final Push To Fortify US Cybersecurity Posture
• Fed. Circ. Calls Newman's Constitutional Challenge 'Meritless'
• Nicaragua Co. In Solar Row Asks Texas Justices For New Trial
• ITC Commissioner Heading To WilmerHale In DC
• Fla. Real Estate Broker Cops To Money Laundering Scheme
• USPTO Seeks Views On 'Traditional Knowledge' IP Treaty
• How DOGE's Bite Can Live Up To Its Bark
• Proactively Managing Tariff Impacts On Megaprojects
• EU Hits China-Based Artificial Sweetener With Import Tax
• US, Colombia Agree To Strengthen Investor-State Defenses
• Lawmakers Ask Biden To Pause TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Cleveland-Cliffs Sets Sights On US Steel, And More Rumors
• US-China Deal Considerations Amid Cross-Border Uncertainty
• Fed. Circ. Says German Paper Co. Can't Nix $194M Duties Suit
• Menendez Judge Urges Lawyers To Streamline Wife's Trial
• Mega-Yacht Seizure Was 'Simply Unreasonable,' Oligarch Says
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Ex-Rep Can't Get Feds' Evidence In Foreign Agent Case
• Solar Power Biz Beats Shoals' Patent Case At ITC
• Buyers In Cheese Co. Deal Fight To Keep Claims In Fla.
• 5 Firms Build ASMedia's $390M Techpoint Buy
• Chinese Execs Sent Fentanyl Precursor To NY, Jury Told
• Nippon, US Steel Face Long Odds On Merger Challenge
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• Patent Policy Changes To Track Under New Gov't Leadership
• Jackson Lewis Grows In Atlanta With E-Commerce Biz Atty
• Canada Greenlights $18B Viterra-Bunge Grain Deal
• Shvidler Says Arbitrary Sanctions 'Shatter' His Reputation
• Biden Order Outlines Steps For Bolstering AI Infrastructure
• Biden Finalizes Ban On Chinese, Russian Connected Car Tech
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss CFTC Suit Over $283M Trading Scheme
• Duties On Chinese Quartz Surface Products Remain In Place
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• Nadine Menendez Trial Might Be Longer Than Ex-Senator's
• Ex-Department Of Commerce Trade Pro Joins King & Spalding
• Steptoe Hires A&O Shearman Political Law Leader In DC
• A Deep Dive Into DOJ's Proposed FARA Shake-Up
• Trump Announces Plans To Create 'External Revenue Service'
• UK Russia Sanctions Face Landmark Test At Supreme Court
• Spain Denied Stay In €28.2M Intra-EU Energy Award Fight
• FERC Defends Limited Review Of Cross-Border Gas Pipeline
• Fed. Circ. Mulls ITC Domestic Industry Rule In Lashify Case
• White House Sets Framework For AI Technology Exports
• FHWA Ends 'Buy America' Waiver For Manufactured Products
• They Don't Do IP Like That In Europe, Justices Told
• TDK, NHK Face Certified Classes In Price-Fixing MDL
• Sen. Warren To Grill Treasury Pick On Trump's Tax Agenda
• Preparing For Mexican Drug Cartels' Terrorist Designation
• Army Can Sole-Source $990M 'Critical Support' Deal
• NY Judge Unmoved By Media Dustups In Mayor's Bribe Case
• Moroccan Fertilizer Co. Takes US To Task Over Duty Probe
• Natural Gas Exporter Venture Global Gears Up For $2.2B IPO
• Republican Trifecta Amplifies Risks For Cos. In 3 Key Areas
• Wife Of Ex-Sen. Menendez Can't Delay Bribery Trial
• CFIUS Grants Nippon, US Steel Extension To Abandon Deal
• Supreme Court Turns Away IP Safe Harbor Dispute
• Justices Snub Roku Patent Feud Over ITC Power
• Trade Deadline Fight Causes Headaches With Fed. Circ. Panel
• Masimo, Apple Fight Over Watch IP In Post-Bench Trial Briefs
• Shoals Again Accuses Voltage Of Patent Infringement At ITC
• Telescope Indirect Buyers Want $10.6M Fees In Antitrust Fight
• Anticipating The Maritime Sector's Future Under Trump 2.0
• Treasury, IRS Plan Rules For Clean Transportation Fuel Credit
• 2024 Was A Banner Year For Shareholder Activism
• US Hits Russia With Extensive Energy-Related Sanctions
• EU Greenlights $35B Synopsys-Ansys Deal With Remedies
• Feds Ask 15 Years For Menendez In Case Of 'Historical Rarity'
• Construction Exec Cops To Unlawfully Funding NYC Mayor
• 7 Ways 2nd Trump Administration May Affect Partner Hiring
• Justices Seem Inclined To Uphold TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• IP Forecast: OpenAI, Microsoft Look To Toss NYT Case
• Amazon Loses Bad Faith Claims Against Nokia At ITC
• How Trump 2.0 May Change Business In Latin America
• Trump, Tariffs And Tech: The Right To Repair In 2025
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Custodian Selection
• DOD Says Chinese Military Co. Listing For Lidar Firm Is Legit
• Section 230 Debates Will Continue, With Or Without TikTok
• 5 Questions Attys Have About Supreme Court's TikTok Case
• US Steel And Nippon's Lawsuit Seen As 'Hail Mary' Attempt
• Menendez Sentencing Won't Taint Wife's Trial, Gov't Says
• Kirkland Leads Project Liberty's Bid For TikTok As Ban Looms
• Canadian Man Gets 40 Months For Russian Export Conspiracy
• Quantitative Trader Accused Of Stealing Firm's Source Code
• NY Fed Beats Puerto Rico Bank's Suit Over Master Account
• Biden Issues New Guidance On Missile Tech Exports
• USTR Warns Of Risks Posed By Counterfeit Pharmacies
• US Declares Genocide In Sudan, Sanctions Military Leader
• Fed. Circ. Wrestles With China Tariff Authority Limits
• What To Expect In Higher Ed Enforcement Under Trump
• Feds Again Deny Leaks In NYC Mayor's Corruption Case
• Exercising On My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Say Adams' Bid For Indictment Info Would Hinder Probe
• PTAB Slims Down 2 Samsung Patents In Galaxy Screen Fight
• How To Manage During A Trade Dispute With USMCA Partners
• Coffee Co. Says Exporter Owes $18M For Missing Shipments
• Lawmakers Push To Limit China's Access To US AI Tech
• Treasury Dept. Provides Sanctions Relief To Syria
• What FARA Enforcement In 2024 Reveals For The Year Ahead
• Trump Threatens Denmark With Tariffs In Greenland Feud
• Menendez's Wife Fears His Sentencing Would Taint Her Trial
• DOD Adds WeChat Owner, CATL To Chinese Military Co. List
• Takeaways From 2024's Emerging IP Licensing Trends
• Top 10 Legal Issues This Year For Transportation Industry GCs
• Exploring Venue Strategy For Trump-Era Regulatory Litigation
• US Wants More Time To Counter Altria's $106M Tax Refund Bid
• Trudeau Steps Down As US-Canada Trade Tensions Simmer
• HMRC Faces £20M Libel Case Over Asahi Cargo Fraud Report
• Nippon, US Steel Hit Back With Suits After Biden Blocks Deal
• Feds Fight Trump-Backed Bid For Justices To Stop TikTok Ban
• US Sanctions Chinese Tech Co. Over 'Flax Typhoon' Attacks
• Enforcement Of $146M Chilean Hospital Award Sought In Conn.
• How The UPC, ITC Complement Each Other In Patent Law
• CPSC, Apple Reach Agreement Over AirTag Battery Warnings
• CIT Rips Commerce For Confusing Read Of Pipe-Fitting Duties
• Menendez Cites 'Good Deeds' In Bid To Avoid Prison
• Biden Blocks $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Issa Again Selected To Lead House IP Subcommittee
• Amazon Gets Zulily's Antitrust Suit Trimmed, For Now
• DC US Atty Matthew Graves Stepping Down Jan. 16
• Cruise Cos. Say Justices Unlikely To Consider $440M Cuba Case
• Playing Esports Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Spain Details Imminent High Court Bid In Intra-EU Award Suits
• US Sanctions Russia, Iran Over Attempted Election Interference
• An Associate's Guide To Career Development In 2025
• The Top 5 High Court Cases To Watch This Spring
• Bankruptcy Issues To Watch In 2025
• Patent Policy To Watch In 2025
• Patent Cases To Watch In 2025
• Top International Trade Policy Stories To Watch In 2025
• Gov't Contracts Policies To Watch In 2025
• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2025