International Trade Archive » February, 2026

International Trade - February, 2026

212 articles

• 2nd Circuit Says IRS Can Apply Foreign Biz Reporting Penalty
• ITC, In Possibly Moot Ruling, Bans GoPro Rival's Imports
• Trump's Trade Deals Face Tricky Path After Tariff Ruling
• SEC Issues Final Rules For Foreign Private Issuer Reporting
• Feds Use Another Samsung Case To Encourage Injunctions
• Mastectomy Bras Found Not Distinct Enough To Be Duty-Free
• After Learning Resources: A Practical Guide For US Importers
• AI-Assisted Arbitration Needs Safeguards To Ensure Fairness
• Up Next At High Court: Drug User Gun Possession
• Chinese, Vietnamese, Indonesian Plywood Facing US Duties
• Binance Loses Bid To Arbitrate Proposed Securities Action
• Cisco Shouldn't Face Falun Gong Torture Suit, Feds Tell Justices
• Constellis Hit With $36.5M Suit Over Weapons In Afghanistan
• ITC To Probe China's Trade Status, Biotech Practices
• ITC Probing Graphite Electrodes From China, India For Duties
• Thai Oil Drill Products Evading China Duties, Commerce Says
• Switzerland Seeks Stable US Trade Amid Tariff Uncertainty
• USTR Seeks Input On Crafting Critical Mineral Supply Pact
• Playing Piano Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Levona Wants Permanent Injunction In Eletson Gas Spat
• Enbridge Cites 'Painful' Risk In Bid To Delay Line Shutdown
• Singapore Court Upholds €290M NextEra Award Against Spain
• SEC's Morocoin Case Presents A Crypto Jurisdiction Dilemma
• Solar Cells From Laos, Indonesia, India Face Steep US Duties
• Commerce Ordered To Rethink Co.'s Aluminum Sourcing
• Fed. Circ. Pressed To Immediately Release Tariff Mandate
• New Foreign Bribery Guide Can Help Int'l Cos. Identify Risks
• Trump Declares 'War On Fraud,' Led By VP Vance
• Trump Says Countries Will Keep Deals Despite Tariff Ruling
• SDNY's New Self-Report Policy Eases Path To Declinations
• Protective Gear Co. Misled On Tariffs, Acquisitions, Suit Says
• Tariff-Related Disputes May Go Beyond Just Refunds
• EU Trade Chief Urges Skeptical Lawmakers To Pass US Deal
• Feds' White Collar Crime Enforcement 'Retreat' Raises Alarms
• 3 More Challenges To PTAB Policy Shifts Tossed By Fed. Circ.
• What DOJ's New Trade Fraud Push Means For Cos.
• No Automatic Duty Refund For Chemical Co., Fed. Circ. Says
• Trade Court Backs Gov't Block Of Aluminum Tariff Exclusions
• Ex-Fla. Rep., Lobbyist Can't DQ Prosecutor In FARA Case
• AI-Generated Doc Ruling Guides Attys On Privilege Risks
• EU Plans Tougher Steel Import Limits By July
• A&O Shearman Adds Latham Atty With CFIUS Experience
• Trade Court OKs Commerce's Reluctant Garlic Duty Ruling
• UK Hits Russian Banks, Oil And Weapons In Sanctions Blitz
• FedEx, Bausch, Other Cos. Join Race For Tariff Refunds
• ABA Says Trump Attacks On Justices Cross 'Dangerous Line'
• CBP Clears Redesigned Tourniquet Imports After IP Ban
• Justices Wary Of Broad Reading Of Cuba Expropriation Law
• Trade Court OKs Reversed Taiwan Tire Duty Decision
• Senate Dems Aim To Require Refunds Of Illegal Trump Tariffs
• EU Lawmakers Delay Vote On US Trade Deal Amid Uncertainty
• US Customs Stops Collecting Tariffs Starting Tuesday
• How Greenberg Thinks Tariff Ruling Could Affect Dealmaking
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Leadership Strategy After Day 1
• UK Will Uphold Tariff Deal With US, Trade Secretary Says
• South Korea Wins Rethink Of $48.5M Hedge Fund Award
• Justices Won't Review Russian's Fugitive Label
• Justices Reject Eni Natural Gas Project Feud
• Full 9th Circ. Revives Trafficking Case Against Calif. Importer
• Lebanese Bank Challenges NY Jurisdiction In Terrorism Suit
• 3 Questions After Justices Sink Trump's Emergency Tariffs
• Record FCA Recoveries Signal Intensified Healthcare Focus
• Fed. Circ. OKs Micron's PTAB Loss In Netlist Patent Challenge
• Chinese Chemical Imports Evading Duties, Commerce Says
• Clearing US Legal Hurdles To Biz Opportunities In Venezuela
• Silicon Metal Imports From Laos, Angola Facing Duties
• Calif.'s Civility Push Shows Why Professionalism Is Vital
• Up Next At High Court: Cuban Seizures & Removal Deadlines
• US Hits Pill Capsules From 4 Countries With Duty Orders
• US, Indonesia Sign Trade Deal Cutting Tariffs Both Ways
• Trump Imposes Maximum Tariff After Supreme Court Rebuke
• Texas AG Launches Latest Suit Over Temu Data, China Ties
• Cisco Warns Justices Of 'Serious Risks' In China Torture Case
• Judge Hesitant To DQ Prosecutor In Fla. Foreign Agent Case
• Car Sensor Co. Can't Shed Investors' Post-IPO Margins Suit
• FERC Won't Restore Ban On Pipeline Work During Appeals
• Takeaways From US-India Interim Trade Deal
• ITC Says Indian Springs Harm US Industry, Duties Coming
• Delta, Aeromexico Urge 11th Circ. To Void DOT Split Order
• US-Ukraine Reconstruction Fund Tax Exemptions Uncertain
• Commerce Orders Duties On Paper Folders From Cambodia
• CIT Orders Reconsideration Of Fujifilm Co.'s Industry Status
• NY Judge Rejects 1st Amendment Challenge In FARA Case
• Squire Patton Boggs Hires K&L Gates Trade Atty In DC
• US Trade Deficit Dipped To $901B In 2025
• Trivia Competition Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Won't Let MediaTek Out Of Bogus Litigation Case
• BMW Rips Onesta's Claim That Qualcomm Deal Ends Patent Row
• Texas AG Sues Drone-Maker Over Alleged Ties To Chinese Co.
• An Instructive Reminder On Appealing ITC Determinations
• US, Japan Announce $36B In Projects As Part Of Trade Deal
• Texas Co. Accuses Asian Firms Of Memory Tech Infringement
• Law School's Missed Lessons: What Cross-Selling Truly Takes
• US Could Hit Russian Palladium With Triple-Digit Duties
• Jury Finds Ex-Coal Exec Guilty Of Authorizing Bribes
• 6th Circ. Refuses To Pause CDC's Puppy Import Requirements
• $500M Medical Glove Feud Must Be Arbitrated, Court Hears
• Coal Exec 'Had No Ability' To OK Paying Bribes, Jury Told
• Meeks Presses Rubio For Info On Venezuela Oil Money
• CFIUS Initiative May Smooth Way For Some Foreign Investors
• Squires Ends IPR After ITC Judge Rejects Validity Challenge
• How AI Data Centers Are Elevating Development Risk In 2026
• Fed. Circ. Lets Duty-Free Status Stick For Magnetic Dividers
• Wisconsin Tribe Fights Enbridge's Line 5 Shutdown Delay
• Greenberg Traurig Expands With Key Trade Experts
• 100% 'Buy America' Push May Stall EV Charging Supply Chain
• Sales Catalog Key For Trump's New Arms Sale Strategy
• Albright Stresses IP Sovereignty In Allowing BMW Injunction
• FCC Pulls Equipment Lab Status From 4 Chinese Cos.
• Duane Morris Adds Cross-Border Real Estate Pro In Dallas
• US Opens Door For Venezuela Oil & Gas Development Work
• ITC Reinstates Patent Claims Against Chinese Resin Importer
• FinCEN Eases Beneficial Owner ID Rules For Banks
• Judges On AI: Practical Use Cases In Chambers
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Husch Blackwell
• Fuel Credit Regs Clear Clouds Over Middleman Sales
• Canadian, Indian Citric Acid Facing US Duty Probes
• Commerce Finds Chinese Anodes Being Subsidized, Dumped
• EU Announces Duties Against Korean, Taiwanese Plastics
• Law Firm Shouldn't Have To Give Up 1MDB Docs, Judge Says
• US Sets 15% Tariff On Taiwanese Imports In Trade Deal
• IRS Guidance Offers Relief In Energy Credits' Sourcing Limits
• Coal Exec Used 'Mr. Yen' To Talk Kickbacks, FBI Testifies
• Home Services Platform Angi Hit With TCPA Suit
• USMCA Must Be Extended In Joint Review, Senators Told
• Prep School To Pay OFAC $1.7M Over Cartel-Tied Payments
• Commerce Examining Mexican Strawberries For Antidumping
• InterDigital Says TCL, Hisense TVs Infringe Video Patents
• ITC Finds Van Trailer Imports Harmed US Production
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Cassidy Levy
• Trail Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Navigating New Risks Amid Altered Foreign Issuer Landscape
• Trump Nominates Judges For SC, Mont., Virgin Islands
• House OKs Ending Canada Tariffs After GOP Block Fails
• Miami World Cup Counsel Share Look At Prep Work, Impact
• Canadian Pipe Exporter's Injunction Gets Trade Court OK
• Egypt's 'Social Law' Doesn't Endorse Bribery, Jury Told
• 'It Takes Time To Write': Jackson On High Court's Tariff Ruling
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Kelley Drye
• Vape Sellers Urge Court To Pause Texas China Liquid Ban
• Colony Ridge To Pay $68M To End DOJ, Texas Lending Case
• Feds Say 50 Cent's Liquor Boss Violated Fraud Plea Deal
• Feds Float Strict 100% 'Buy America' EV Chargers Mandate
• Voltage Infringing Shoals' Solar Patents, ITC Judge Rules
• Coal Exec's Co-Worker Says Emails Hinted At Egypt Bribes
• CFIUS Risk Lessons From Chips Biz Divestment Order
• Elections Mean Time For Political Law Compliance Checkups
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Barnes & Thornburg
• Malpractice Claim Assignability Continues To Divide Courts
• Commerce Probing Possible Aluminum Import Duty Evasion
• Cooperation Helps Ease 2 Sentences In NJ Ponzi Scheme
• Trump Names 2 Picks For ITC Commissioner Spots
• DOJ Scraps Criminal Antitrust Fragrances Probe
• US Sets 19% Tariff On Bangladeshi Imports In Framework Deal
• NY Judge OKs $4M Bond While Wind Farm Case Is Appealed
• Learning From A Typical Section 1782 Discovery Case
• Chinese Sugar Alcohol Faces Triple-Digit Antidumping Duty
• Commerce Probing Claims Of Mattress Duties Evasion
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Covington
• The Little Tucker Act's Big Class Action Moment
• Coal Exec Knew Egyptian Broker Paid Bribes, Jury Told
• US Backs Bid To Halt Line 5 Shutdown On Wis. Tribal Lands
• Ex-Fla. Rep., Lobbyist Want Maduro To Testify At Trial
• Chinese News App Beats Investor Suit Over Ad Revenue
• DC Circ. Wary Of Drone Maker's Chinese Gov't Ties
• India, US Outline Commitments Toward Trade Deal
• 4 Takeaways From The EU's Latest Trade Agreements
• Venezuela Legal Shifts May Create Investment Opportunities
• Trump Orders 25% Tariff For Countries With Biz Ties To Iran
• Commerce Ordered To Try Again On Russian Fertilizer Duties
• How Latest Nasdaq Proposals Stand To Raise Listings Quality
• CFIUS Must Adapt To Current Foreign Investment Realities
• Texas AG Wields Consumer Protection Law Against Tech Cos.
• Weathering FINRA's Scrutiny Of Foreign Small-Cap Issuers
• Chinese, Malaysian Glassmakers Face Steep US Duties
• Coal Exec's Bribery Trial Aligns With New FCPA Priorities
• Trade Court OKs Zero-Rate Duty For Thai Steel Pipes
• Utilizing The ITC To Combat 'Gray Market' IP Infringement
• Trump Admin Finalizes Rule Facilitating Federal Worker Firings
• Exxon Urges Justices To Permit Cuba Seizure Damage Claims
• Teaching Logic Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senate Committee Mulls Autonomous Vehicle Standards
• Panama Faces Arbitration Over Nixed Canal Contract
• US To Work With Mexico, Others On Trade Of Critical Minerals
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Resilience
• Patent Settlement Blocks Fitness Tech ITC Case
• Takeaways From The DOJ Fraud Section's 2025 Year In Review
• EU Lawmakers May Vote On US Trade Deal This Month
• Whoop Nabs Block On Chinese Co.'s Health-Tracker Products
• EU Probes Chinese Wind Turbine Co. Over Foreign Subsidies
• Ex-Pentagon GC Joins Bradley Arant's National Security Team
• Ex-Fed Adviser Acquitted Of Espionage Conspiracy Charge
• Convicted Oil Trader To Remain Free On Bond During Appeal
• Sealed Letter Halts Sentencing Of 50 Cent's Ex-Associate
• Chevron Denies Duty To Pay Subsidiary's $24M Drilling Tab
• FERC Members Say High Court Helped Speed Up Gas Reviews
• IRS Floats Clean Fuel Credit Rules With Foreign Restrictions
• ATV Co. Accuses Rival Of Infringing Patents On Side-By-Sides
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT's Objection To ITC Wholesale Redactions
• Modelo, Constellation Seek Permanent Ban On Fake Beers
• PTAB Sinks Samsung Challenge To Ouraring Patent
• Honeywell Faces Bid For Fee Advancement In Russia Case
• Traditional FCA Enforcement Surges Amid Shifting Priorities
• Trump, Modi Say US-India Trade Deal Reached
• China Steel Pipe Circumventing Duties, Commerce Says
• Fla. Financial Adviser Gets 20 Years For $94M Fraud
• Mintz Adds Winston & Strawn ITC Practice Co-Leader In DC
• ITC Issues Rechargeable Battery Import Ban On Chinese Co.
• NYC Bar Opinion Warns Attys On Use Of AI Recording Tools
• Trade Court Remands Gum Duties Review Over Coal Definition
• Oil Trader Wants Prison Date Delayed Over $1.7M Forfeiture
• The Biz Court Digest: Dispatches From Utah's Newest Court