International Trade Archive » June, 2025

International Trade - June, 2025

228 articles

• Argentina Must Turn Over YPF Stake, NY Judge Says
• Trump Tariff Challenge Belongs In Trade Court, Groups Argue
• DOJ Allowed To Protect Antitrust Probe Of Fragrance Market
• Judge Urges DOJ, Assa Abloy To Reach Deal On Extension
• 6th Circ. Says Venue Unclear In $28M Ford Supplier Dispute
• 9 Charged With Cyberfraud In Aid Of North Korea
• Canada Removing Digital Tax To Salvage US Trade Talks
• Hong Kong's IPO Surge Creates More Competition For US
• Bill Leaves Renewable Cos. In Dark On Farmland Reporting
• 'Big Beautiful Bill' Trade Atty Latest To Join Hogan Lovells
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• FCPA Shift Is A Good Start, But There's More DOJ Should Do
• Rights Group Loses Bid To Halt UK F-35 Parts Sales To Israel
• Supreme Court Seeks US Input On $440M Cruise Line Case
• Justices Allow Chinese Co. To Access Micron's Code Records
• Crowell & Moring Lands Microsoft Atty For Int'l Trade Group
• Crytpo Co. Boss Gets 8 Years For $40M Ponzi Schemes
• DC Judge Asks If WH Can Pull Clearances Based On Bias
• Gunmaker, Ammo Co. Sued In Ga. Over Exploding Cartridge
• Judge Waits On Fortune's Bid To Join Assa Abloy Fight
• Trump Ends Canada Trade Talks Over Digital Services Tax
• Court Urged To Push Ex-GC To Provide Co. Laptop Password
• Wireless Co. Says Feds Breached 'Rip And Replace' Promise
• Off The Bench: Tatis Says Loan 'Predatory,' Tennis Player Suit
• US, China Finalize Part Of Trade Agreement
• UK Joins Arbitration Appeals Alternative Amid WTO Paralysis
• EU Ready For US Trade Deal, Von Der Leyen Says
• Ex-NY Gov. Aide Hit With New PPE Fraud Scheme Charges
• Judge Allows World Cup Forced Labor Suit To Proceed
• Peru Seeks Info For Criminal Cases Tied To Toll Road Row
• Italian Winery Claims $53M Loss From Importer's Interference
• Volvo's US Unit Escapes Film Producer's Hearing Loss Suit
• UK Investigating Boeing's $4.7B Deal For Spirit Aero
• Volvo EV Defect Causes Sudden Acceleration, Suit Says
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• Solar Co. Meyer Burger Can Tap $10M DIP To Fund Ch. 11 Sale
• Comparing Stablecoin Bills From UK, EU, US And Hong Kong
• Garmin Seeks Escape From Fitness Tracker IP Suit
• '50 Cent' Liquor Biz Can Target Ex-Boss's Home In Ch. 7
• 2 Arrested In €66M 'Designer Fuel' VAT Fraud Scheme
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chevron Denies Contract With Venezuelan Co. In $24M Suit
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review ITC Marketing Decision
• SEC Says Banned Investment Adviser Ran Crypto Fund Fraud
• 2nd Circ. Blocks Reed Smith Doc Turnover Order In Eletson Row
• Class Certified In Suit Over Oil Market's Historic Price Crash
• PetroSaudi Slams Liquidators' Bid To Pause $380M Award Suit
• Michigan Man Gets 2 Years In 'Despicable' Pill, Fraud Scheme
• Citi Accused Of Complicity In $20M NFT 'Pig Butchering' Scam
• Trade Court Cannot Stop Trump's Tariffs, Gov't Tells Fed. Circ.
• How Energy Cos. Can Prepare For Potential Tax Credit Cuts
• The 5 Big Enforcement Trends White Collar Attys Must Know
• Do Kwon Trial Judge Has Eye On Federal Crypto Legislation
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• 11 Arrested In €520M VAT Fraud Investigation, EPPO Says
• Wash. Judge Blocks Trump Admin's EV Charging Funds Freeze
• Cargo Explosion Prompts $32M Va. Suit Amid London Claim
• State AGs Sue Trump Admin To Stop Billions In Grant Cuts
• Swiss Shipping Co. Can't Dodge Default In Cargo Dispute
• Gazprom Must Pay $1.37B In Naftogaz Contract Fight
• GOP Budget Would Protect US From OECD Taxes, Rep. Says
• Trade In Limbo: The Legal Storm Reshaping Trump's Tariffs
• Co. Slams 'Overheated' Reed Smith Brief In Shipping Row
• Boeing Says COVID-Era Docs Needed In Suit Over 737 Sales
• CMA Outlines Potential Fixes For Google Search In UK
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• DC Judge Wants More Details On Voice Of America Cuts
• Drink Co., Founder To Pay SEC $1.1M Over Faux Rihanna Deal
• 9th Circ. Backs $26M Fraud Penalty Against Importer
• Observations On 5 Years Of Non-Notified CFIUS Inquiries
• US Says $1B Keystone XL Pipeline Claim Must Be Axed
• Asus Beats Lenovo's Patent-Based Bid To Bar Laptop Imports
• EDNY Ruling May Limit Some FARA Conspiracy Charges
• Weil Gotshal Hires Akin Gump Tax Partner In NY
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Justices Nix $23M Venezuela Chemical Co. Suit
• Supreme Court Won't Leapfrog DC Circ. Over Trump's Tariffs
• Many Foreign Firms Could Face Stricter Access To US Markets
• Investor Can't Get Emergency Injunction In Sinovac Battle
• An Underused Tariff Exemption For Medical Product Importers
• US Companies Must Recalibrate IP Strategy Amid China Shift
• Microplastics Focus May Force Change In Biz Practices
• Major Nations Endorse New Payment Transparency Standards
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Norton Rose Adds Holland & Knight Tax Partner In DC
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Paul Weiss, Covington
• Rio Tinto Agrees To $139M Mongolian Mine Suit Settlement
• Toyota Says DOJ Has Closed Thai Bribery Probe
• Hungarian Chem Co. Seeks $2.6M Award Enforcement In Wyo.
• Fed. Circ. Blocks ITC Sanctions Appeal Without Import Tie
• Fed. Circ. OKs How Commerce Filled Blank In Steel Duty Case
• Trump Set To Delay TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Deadline For 3rd Time
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• In 2nd Term, Trump Has New Iran Sanctions Enforcement Tool
• Fed. Circ. OKs Google's PTAB Win In Sonos Patent Fight
• Nippon, US Steel Officially Close Deal, Backed By 5 Law Firms
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ax Of Roku Patent Claims
• Ill. Toy Makers Seek Justices' Early Review Of Trump Tariff Suit
• Navigating Potential Sources Of Tariff-Related Contract Risk
• Safety Co. Demands Sanctions Over No-Show Witnesses
• DOJ Seeks 5 Years, $10M For Fla. Man Hiding Swiss Accounts
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• Bunge Gets Last-Needed Approvals For $18B Viterra Deal
• Trump Casts Doubt On US-EU Trade Deal
• UK Escalates Sanctions On Russian Finance, Energy Sectors
• Hogan Lovells Gets In On DC Region's Trade Lateral Uptick
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• DOJ Won't Charge PE Firm That Acquired Sanctions Violator
• US, UK Reach Trade Deal On Cars; Steel Tariffs Still Unresolved
• Fall FARA Trial Set For Ex-NY Gov. Aide As New Charges Loom
• Should Patent Disputes Be Filed In The ITC Or UPC?
• Trump Eyes Trade Deal With Canada During G7 Summit Talks
• Water Filter Co. Seeks Help Getting Clorox's Deleted Emails
• Trump Clears US Steel Merger With Japan's Nippon
• DOJ Reveals Criminal Antitrust Probe In Fragrance Market
• PetroSaudi Unit Liquidators Seek Pause In $380M Award Suit
• Shein Faces Arbitration Push Over Paid Influencer Claims
• US-China Trade Talks Resume, Draw Mixed Reviews
• Repair Co. Must Still Fight Air Charter Co.'s 'Hot Start' Suit
• FCPA Enforcement Is Here To Stay, But It May Look Different
• When Reshoring, IP Issues Require A Strong Action Plan
• Fla. Broker Gets 1 Year For Helping Russians Evade Sanctions
• Tecnimont Must Disclose Emails In €212M Bond Dispute
• Cooley, Latham Lead Drone Operator Airo's $60M IPO
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Russian Diplomat Pleads Out In Narrowed Sanctions Case
• Air India Crash — Boeing 787 Dreamliner: What Do We Know?
• Charter Flight Co. Sanctioned In 'Hot Start' Damage Suit
• Texas Man Gets 11 Years In Cross-Border Transport Case
• Meta Eyes $14B AI Bet, Bullish Seeks IPO, And More Rumors
• China Agrees To Loosen Rare Earth Restrictions, US Says
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Stinson Adds CBP Trade Regulations Atty To DC Office
• Ex-Interior Secretary Salazar On 'Coming Home' To WilmerHale
• Senate Dems Probe Meta, Trump Stablecoin Plans And Deals
• Ex-Google Engineer Loses Bid To Toss AI Espionage Counts
• No Bail For Menendez During Bribery Appeal, 2nd Circ. Says
• Stewart Won't Retroactively Apply New PTAB Denial Policy
• NJOY Can't Ax Juul Vape Patent At PTAB After ITC Loss
• DOJ's Focus On Cartels Raises Compliance Risks For US Cos.
• Increased Tariffs Create Opportunity To Protect IP Rights
• Prior Art Ruling Highlights Importance Of Detailed Elaboration
• Iraq Sanctioned After Ignoring Order In $120M Award Suit
• Remediation Still Reigns Despite DOJ's White Collar Shake-Up
• Compliance Refresher For 'Made In USA' Labeling Claims
• EuroChem Fights Banks Over €212M Bonds In Sanctions Row
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• KKR-Backed Auto Parts Co. Blames Tariffs For $4.9B Ch. 11
• Feds Reboot FCPA Agenda With Narrower Enforcement Focus
• Stewart Blocks PTAB From Eyeing Container Assembly IP
• SEC To Resume Review Of Swiss Adviser Registrations
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Trump Tariffs In Place, Fast-Tracks Appeal
• Section 899 Could Be A Costly Tax Shift For US Borrowers
• 4th Circ. Backs Contract Verdict Against Turkish Weapons Co.
• Plastic Waste Often Illegally Burned, Tax Chiefs Say
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Trade Court Remands Taiwan Tire Importer Duty Exclusion
• Anti-Counterfeiting Efforts Must Hold China Accountable
• Ex-GC Accused Of Stealing IP Amid Ownership Stake Dispute
• Judge Postpones Sentencing For Menendez Bribery Witness
• DHL British Unit On Hook For £3M In Duties, Court Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dechert's Victory Over Hacking Suit
• Squires Dodges Trump Questions, Emphasizes AI For Backlog
• Trump Executive Order Revamps US Cybersecurity Policy
• Russian Crypto CEO, Charged With $530M Fraud, Can't Get Bail
• Treasury Warns Of Iranian 'Shadow Banking,' Oil Smuggling
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Menendez Bail Bid Over Evidence Mishap
• Bitcoin Platform Parataxis Eyes Public Listing Via SPAC Deal
• Chinese Student Accused Of Smuggling Roundworms To US
• Max Pressure On Iran May Raise Secondary Sanctions Risk
• US Eyes Deal With China On Rare Earths, Chips, Official Says
• Businesses Warn Fed. Circ. Against Pausing Block On Tariffs
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• German Court Convicts 1 In €23M Platinum Coin VAT Fraud
• Nadine Menendez Says Counsel Shake-Up Erases Conviction
• Circle's Smash IPO Could Pave Way For More Crypto Listings
• 9th Circ. Mulls If Seagate Win Could Spur Antitrust Suits
• Judge Won't Toss 'Patent Ambush' Case Against Clorox, Brita
• Iraq Says $120M Pier Award Enforcement Must Be Thrown Out
• Lobbying Firm Sued Over Deal For White House Meetings
• 'A Deal Is A Deal': Tariffs No Excuse To Dodge Contract Terms
• Arizona Mining Co. Challenges $417M Ruling In Peru Dispute
• DOJ Says More IT Workers Laundered Crypto For North Korea
• Auto Industry Questions Update To FCC Connected-Tech Ban
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Unicoin Case Reveals SEC's Evolving Enforcement Posture
• AI Co. Sues French Tech Biz Over $20M Graphics Content Deal
• DOJ Says Cross-Border Monopoly Member Deserves 11 Years
• Major Co. Group Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Review Lashify ITC Case
• Public Cos. Must Heed Disclosure Risks Amid Trade Chaos
• Trump Expects China Trade Talks To Resume After Xi Phone Call
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Bars Hamas Victims From Reviving Bank Suit
• French Plane Co. Escapes Crash Suit In Fla. Courts
• Hospitality Law Leaders Parse Trade War Fallout
• SEC Seeks Input On Tightening Perks For Foreign Issuers
• ContractPodAi Launches Tariff-Focused AI Software
• Steel, Aluminum Tariff Hike Casts Cloud Over US Investment
• Trump Nominates Ex-SBA Official For Top CFIUS Post
• Bulgaria Meets Criteria To Switch To Euro Next Year, EU Says
• ITC Issues Import Ban In Dermatology Needle Patent Case
• Trade Talks With US Trying To Avoid Tariff Hikes, EU Says
• US, UK Clarify Tariffs On Cars, Metals As Trade Talks Continue
• Dutch Court Sentences Man To 6 Months In €40M VAT Fraud
• DOJ Policy Shifts May Resurrect De Facto 'China Initiative'
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Calif. Suffers Setback In Tariff Suit, But Gets Shot At 9th Circ.
• Saudi Adviser To Ministry Of Energy Joins Greenberg Traurig
• WTO Useful For China Enforcement, US Trade Nominee Says
• Citi's Global Sanctions Head Tapped For Treasury Role
• Address Nationwide Injunction Issues With Random Venues
• DC Judge Agrees To Pause Tariff Injunction
• USTR Extends Exclusions From 2018 China Tariffs
• Chinese Postdoc Accused Of Smuggling Crop-Blight Fungus
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Text To Sanctions Trial Witness Just An 'Error,' Judge Agrees
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Montana Tribal Tariff Dispute Will Stay In US Trade Court
• Trump Taps Vinson & Elkins Atty To Replace FERC Chair
• Fla. Sanitizer Co. Faces Penalties Over Fake AI Legal Citations
• White House Asks DC Circ. To Halt Tariff Injunction
• Chinese Rival Shouldn't Get Code Docs, Micron Tells Justices
• GOP Budget Adds Punitive Twist To Talks On Digital Taxes
• Fintech Startup Chime Eyes $800M IPO As Circle Ups Offering
• Justices Want Gov't View On Duke Energy Monopoly Suit
• How The DOJ Is Redesigning Its Approach To Digital Assets
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• Justices Won't Consider Overturned $10M Ruling In Toyo Case