International Trade Archive » April, 2025

International Trade - April, 2025

243 articles

• Venezuela Chemical Co. Takes Aim At 11th Circ. Decision
• Tariffs, FCPA Enforcement Pause Heighten Bribery Risk
• Feds Say Trump Has Broad Nat'l Emergency Tariff Powers
• FCC Could Ban Foreign Adversaries' Testing Labs
• Senate Rejects Bill To End Trump's Nat'l Emergency On Tariffs
• Cos. Must Plan For China-Taiwan Risks, Ex-Trump Official Says
• Space Org. Avoids Charges After Helping In China Export Case
• 5 Areas Contractors Should Watch After 1st 100 Days
• US Economy Shrank 0.3% In First Quarter As Imports Surged
• Feds Barred From Reviving 'Unlawful' Tornado Cash Sanctions
• EU Busts $10M VAT Fraud Ring Involving Chinese Imports
• Kirkland, Latham Lead Chinese Online Insurer's $30M US IPO
• Charging A Separate Tariff Fee May Backfire For Retailers
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Enviro To Mid-Law
• Why Cos. Should Investigate Unethical Supply Chain Conduct
• Duke Energy Rival Tells Justices Not To Review Monopoly Suit
• Mercedes-Benz Wins Remand From Top PTAB Judges
• Bessent Says EU Must Kill Digital Taxes For US Trade Deal
• South Korea Asks IMF To Aid Global Response To US Tariffs
• Dominican Republic Not Immune In Postal Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• Why Trade Cases May Put Maple Leaf Deference On Review
• Mexico Put On Latest USTR Priority IP Watch List
• Sullivan M&A Chief Sees Opportunities Amid Tariff Turmoil
• 3 Change Management Tools To Boost Compliance Efforts
• Automakers Get 15% Tariff Offset Under New Trump Order
• Caterpillar Says Dumping Probe Decisions 'Flawed And Unfair'
• Court Urged To Reconsider Jurisdiction In Tribal Tariff Row
• ITC Affirms Optimum's Network Patent Case Is Over
• Tax Services Provider Andersen Files Confidential IPO Plans
• Board Game Co., 11 Others Say Trump Tariffs Unconstitutional
• As Tariffs Rise, Cos. Can Address Trademark Non-Use Risks
• China Doesn't Need US Grains, Seed Oils, State Planner Says
• China Says No Tariff Negotiations Underway With US
• High Court Passes On Coke Sweetener Patent Case
• SPAC Deals Are Buzzing Again Despite Tariff Turmoil
• Feds Say Tariff Fight Belongs In International Trade Court
• Sen. Crapo Calls Exec Session For Commerce, Treasury Noms
• WTO Will Hear EU-China Dispute Over Electric Car Batteries
• Legal Ethics Considerations For Law Firm Pro Bono Deals
• Ex-Sen. Menendez Can't Avoid Prison During Appeal
• Playing Football Made Me A Better Lawyer
• DC Circ. Fears Newman Atty Would Impeach Disabled Judges
• Ex-Biscayne CEO Gets 10 Years For $130M Ponzi Scheme
• Starbucks Sued Over Human Rights Abuses On Coffee Farms
• 10 Arbitrations And A 5th Circ. Ruling Flag Arb. Clause Risks
• Think Tank Says Tariffs Hit Lower-Income Workers Hardest
• UK To Address Chinese Dumping As It Seeks US Trade Deal
• Trump Admin's Border Cash Reporting Order Halted
• No Need To Look At Tire IP Dispute, Toyo Tells Justices
• Ex-Rep Should Pay $25K For 'Sham' Lawsuit, Fla. Judge Told
• NY, 11 Other States Sue Trump Administration To Block Tariffs
• Iraq's Counsel Can Stay In $120M Award Fight, DC Circ. Says
• Trump Says 145% Tariffs On China Will Fall Significantly
• Hunting Group Denied Injunction On CDC's Puppy Import Ban
• EU Appeals To Revive WTO Fight Over China SEP Rate-Setting
• 4 Ways US Banks Can Operate In Canada
• US Tariffs Will Slow Global Economic Growth, IMF Says
• Power To The Paralegals: The Value Of Unified State Licensing
• UK Top Court Charts Limits Of Liability In Ship Explosion Case
• Apple, Meta Fined €700M In 1st Penalty Under EU Tech Rules
• International Trade Court Won't Block Tariffs In Small Biz Case
• Reporters Extend Block On Plan Threatening Voice Of America
• Phillips Steps Down As FERC Commissioner
• Montana Farmers Union Asks To Join Tribe's Anti-Tariff Suit
• Meet The DC Circ. Panel Deciding Judge Newman's Future
• Vance Says US, India Finalized Guidelines For Trade Talks
• Mayer Brown Taps Commerce Dept. Leader For Co-Chair Role
• DHS Voids Order Ousting Canadian Cannabis Machinery CEO
• Microchip Co. Wants USPTO To Apply New Rules Retroactively
• Taiwan Installs Tariff Relief Measures For Exporters
• US, Italy Say Tech Cos. Must Not Face Discriminatory Taxes
• 10 Soft Skills Every GC Should Master
• NJ Atty Depo Sought For Duane Morris Malpractice Suit In Pa.
• 3 Firms Guide Brazilian Energy Producer's $155M SPAC Deal
• Longtime ITC General Counsel Joins Polsinelli In DC
• Wife Of Ex-Sen. Menendez Convicted On Corruption Charges
• 6 Criteria Can Help Assess Executive Branch Actions
• WTO's Position In New Trump Administration Remains Unclear
• 5th Circ. Backs SEC In Fraud Case Receivership Fight
• JPMorgan, BofA Face GOP Pressure Over Chinese Co.'s IPO
• DOJ Accuses Uniform Supplier Of Dodging Customs Duties
• Eletson's New Owners Look To Oust Reed Smith From Cases
• Tariff Suits Could Benefit From Eroding Executive Deference
• Fla. Jury Hits Expedia With $30M Helms-Burton Verdict
• Traversing The Shifting Sands Of ESG Reporting Compliance
• An Unrestrained, Bright-Eyed View Of Legal AI's Future
• DLA Piper Adds Partner To Investment Funds Practice
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Cuban Island Owner Wants $36M In Helms-Burton Case
• Argentine Gunmaker Seeks Exit From Pistol Defect Suit
• Tribal Members Fight Bid To Transfer Canadian Tariff Dispute
• ITC Blocks Chinese Co.'s Plastics Tech Over Patent Dispute
• Tracking The Evolution In Litigation Finance
• Wyoming Biz Accuses Pa. Entities Of $3.9M Explosives Fraud
• Chevron Owes $24M For Years Of Work, Venezuelan Co. Says
• Feds Call Menendez's Wife 'Partner In Crime' As Trial Ends
• How Int'l Arbitration Could Factor In Tariff Dispute Resolution
• Chinese Tea Chain Prices $411M US IPO Amid Trade Tension
• Volunteer Firefighting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Poland Says EC Decision Backs Nonpayment Of $55M Award
• Judge Pauses Md. Depositions In Bridge Collapse Suit
• Fed Circ. Affirms Greek Air Force Suit Was Untimely
• Auto Supply Chain Tariffs Chart Tricky Compliance Landscape
• Orgs. Sue DOL Over Termination Of Int'l Labor Rights Projects
• Exxon Urges Justices To Resolve Seized Cuba Property Claim
• Mexico's Vista Buys Stake In Argentine Oil Project For $1.5B
• China's Long-Term Prospects Unfazed By Tariffs, Official Says
• California Challenges Trump's Economic Emergency Tariffs
• Trump Cites U.S. Security To Investigate Critical Minerals Tax
• Judge Ends 'China Initiative' Prosecution Of Ex-Ga. Tech Prof
• Expeditors' IT Shutdown Suit Nudged Toward Mediation
• DC Circ. Again Nixes Challenge To $44B Alaska LNG Project
• Journalists, Unions Fight VOA Shutdown In DC Federal Court
• 7 Arrested In France In €3.4M Cross-Border VAT Fraud Case
• Trump Wants Tariffs Suit In Court Of International Trade
• Trump's Tariff Reprieves Buy Lawyers Time To Strategize
• Calif. May Pick Up The Slack On Foreign Bribery Enforcement
• EU Still Open To Zero-Tariff US Deal, Trade Chief Says
• E-Discovery Quarterly: The Perils Of Digital Data Protocols
• Expedia Defends Cuban Island Bookings In Helms-Burton Trial
• Musk Supports Deleting IP Law, Attorneys Say Let's Not
• Chinese Fintech Says Investors' IPO Suit Still Misses The Mark
• Chiquita Wants New Trial In $38M Paramilitary Case
• Telescope Buyers Get Final OK On $32M Antitrust Deal
• US Cuts Tariffs On Chinese Electronics But Vows New Levies
• Decoding Arbitral Disputes: Precision In Jurisdiction Clauses
• EU Not 'Sitting Back' With US Tariffs, German Official Says
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Preparing For Corporate Work
• DOJ Issues Compliance Tips for New Data Security Program
• ITC Judge Cites Fed. Circ. In Patent Win For Cooler Master
• Tariff Reprieve Offers Little Comfort For Venture-Backed IPOs
• Seattle Port Says Housing Project 'Poor Fit' In Industrial Core
• Trust Co. Can Email Docs In $149M Ukraine Award Dispute
• Feds To Try Coal Exec For Bribery Despite FCPA Freeze
• China Hikes US Tariffs To 125%, Saying No More Tit-For-Tat
• DeepSeek's Emergence And What It Suggests For AI Use
• Trump Tariffs Will Hurt US Worse Than EU, Bloc Official Says
• 3 Convicted Of Driving €24M Car Sales VAT Fraud Ring
• Trump Walks A Fine Line In Effort To Steer US Steel's Future
• 5 Insurance Types For Mitigating Tariff-Related Trade Losses
• HSF London Partner Joins Jones Day's NY Office
• Trump Floats Using Firms That Cut Deals For Trade Dealings
• 2nd Circ. Says Investor Can't Join $250M Sri Lanka Bond Suit
• ITC Blocks Imports Of Copycats Of Eli Lilly Weight Loss Drug
• Calif. Rep's Bill Would Shield Farmers From Retaliatory Tariffs
• Trump Order Calls For Faster, More Flexible Defense Contracts
• Chinese Tea Chain Serves Up IPO Plans In Rocky Market
• Texas Group Seeks Halt Of Trump Admin Border Cash Order
• Senate Bill Would End Declared Emergency Behind Tariffs
• Amarte Wins ITC Import Ban In Eye Cosmetics TM Case
• Trump's Int'l Trade Pick Says Tech Deals Sought In Tariff Talks
• A Cold War-Era History Lesson On Due Process
• Cooley-Led Drone Operator Launches Plans For $75M IPO
• EU Delays Tariffs After Trump's 90-Day Hold
• How Latin American Finance Markets May Shift Under Trump
• Improv Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tillis Says China IP Theft Should Be Priority In Trade Talks
• New US Sanctions Target Iran's Nuclear Program
• Underwriters Owe $2.6M For Damaged Ship Loader, Co. Says
• ITC Ends Google Patent Case Against Sonos
• Trump Halts Reciprocal Tariffs For 90 Days, Ups China Rates
• Canada Retaliates With 25% Tariffs On US Cars And Parts
• How BigLaw Executive Orders May Affect Smaller Firms
• EU Votes To Hike Levies In Response To US Metal Tariffs
• Ex-Mars Executive Faces Forfeiture Bid In $28M Fraud Case
• Pillsbury Expands Houston Office With 3 Corporate Attys
• 5 Tools To Help Existing Gov't Contracts Manage Tariff Costs
• Ancora Drops US Steel Pursuit After Trump Flags Nippon Deal
• Lawsuits Shouldn't Be Shadow Assets For Foreign Capital
• US Tariffs Threaten Global Growth, Bank Of England Says
• EU Preps Law To Tighten Screening Of Foreign Investment
• Construction Co. Says Iraq In Contempt In $120M Award Suit
• Expedia's Cuban Island Bookings Were Illegal, Jurors Told
• ITC Won't Rethink NJOY Loss In Vape Patent Case
• Fla. Judge Orders Depos In Ex-Rep's Venezuela Lobbying Suit
• German Pharma Giant Stada Pauses IPO As Volatility Endures
• USTR Tells Senators No Tariff Exclusions On Horizon
• How To Accelerate Your Post-Attorney Career Transition
• Key Takeaways From The 2025 Spring Antitrust Meeting
• What PFAS-Treated Clothing Tariff Bill Would Mean For Cos.
• Key Witness Against Nadine Menendez Grilled Over Past Lies
• South Korea Readies Steps For Responding To US Tariffs
• Tariffs And FCA Create Perfect Storm For Importers
• Former Prada GC Fashions Move To Fisher Phillips In NY
• EU Urges China To Respond Cautiously To US Tariffs
• White & Case Gets In On Trade Hiring With Ex-Treasury Atty
• How Tariffs May Affect Proxy Contests This Season
• Mont. State Senator, Farmer Challenge Canadian Tariff Orders
• Judges Probe Greek Air Force Contract Dispute's Timeliness
• Trump Reopens Security Review Of US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Trump Threatens Triple-Digit Tariff Rates If China Retaliates
• GAO Says Defense Logistics Agency Can Buy Chinese Cloth
• Starmer Calls For US Trade Deal That Avoids Tax Hikes
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Be An Indispensable Associate
• Ex-Sen. Menendez May Be Called As Witness At Wife's Trial
• Deutsche Bank Not Liable For ISIS Terror, Judge Finds
• IPO Plans Appear Iced As Trump's Tariffs Rock Markets
• Judge Allows Deposition Of Witnesses In Russian Exec's Suit
• What 2nd Trump Admin Means For Ship Pollution Compliance
• NY Judge Who Blocked VOA Shutdown Sends Case To DC
• Jones Walker Adds Ex-Husch Blackwell Atty To DC Office
• China Issues Tariffs, WTO Challenge To Hit Back At Trump
• Trump Extends TikTok Sale Deadline Another 75 Days
• Birding Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Everton FC Director Calls Sanctions Decision 'Political'
• Civil Liberties Org. Sues To Block Trump's China Tariffs
• International Disputes And Trade Lawyer Heads To Foley Hoag
• AI Dominated Venture Funding In Q1 As Broader Market Lags
• Carrier Dealing Rule Is Fair, Maritime Regulator Tells DC Circ.
• Trump Makes First Use Of Mexico Labor Enforcement Tool
• What Pending FCPA Trials Suggest About DOJ Priorities
• Measuring And Mitigating Harm From Discriminatory Taxes
• Reed Smith Wants To Pull Out Of Eletson Ch. 11
• UK's Arbitration Act Is More A Revision Than An Overhaul
• Senate Passes Long-Shot Bill To End Trump's Canada Tariffs
• Japan To Subsidize Biz Affected By Trump's Tariffs, PM Says
• EU Authorities Arrest 3 In €50M VAT Fraud Investigation
• South Korea To Support Industries Hit By US Tariffs
• Judge OKs Toss Of FCPA Case Against Ex-Cognizant Execs
• Russian Politician's Family Hid Sanction Breaches, Court Told
• Adams Case Threatens NY Southern District's 'Supremacy'
• UK Gov't Preparing List Of US Goods For Tariffs
• Nadine Menendez Trial Paused Due To Health Concerns
• 5 Fed. Circ. Clashes To Watch This Month
• Binance Can't Send All Investors' Claims To Arbitration
• Trump Unveils New Tariffs On Dozens Of Countries
• FinCEN Warns About Ongoing ISIS Threats, Banking Red Flags
• Spanish Co. Says No Federal Jurisdiction In Finder's Fee Spat
• Fla. Man Gets 70 Months For Sending Aircraft Parts To Russia
• Feds Drop FCPA Case Against Ex-Cognizant Execs
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Leadership To BigLaw
• Eric Adams Case Dismissed As Judge Rebukes DOJ 'Bargain'
• Trump Administration Sued Over Border Cash-Reporting Order
• Nordstrom Suit Over $6.7M Shirt Deal Restitched At 9th Circ.
• Nelson Mullins-, Latham-Guided SmartStop Prices $810M IPO
• US Loses Bid To Stay $380M PetroSaudi Award Seizure Suit
• Issues To Watch At ABA's Antitrust Spring Meeting
• Gov'ts Ready Concessions, Reprisals Ahead Of US Tariff Wave
• How The CRE Industry Is Adapting To Tariff Uncertainty
• Judges Say Hurricanes May Justify FERC Pipeline Inaction
• Law Firm Executive Orders Create A Legal Ethics Minefield
• Manhattan DA Dodges Collector's Suit Over Statue Probe
• NJ Fraudster Found Guilty After Earlier Sentence Commuted