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PET Resin Consumers Say ITC Should Revoke AD/CVD Orders

Top News|6 Dec 2021|Ref: 2112020048|by Jacob Kopnick

The International Trade Commission should revoke the antidumping and countervailing duty orders on polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin from Canada, China, India and Oman due to the U.S. industry already running at full capacity and undertaking market distorting practices, PET resin…Subscribe to Read >>

Don't Punish AD Review Challenger for Commerce's Delay in Unrelated Case, SeAH Tells CIT

Top News|6 Dec 2021|Ref: 2112030029|by Jacob Kopnick

The Commerce Department has given no reason why South Korean steel company SeAH Steel Corp. should be penalized via a delayed remand submission because "Commerce has chosen to procrastinate" on a delayed remand in another case, SeAH told the Court…Subscribe to Read >>

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Goods Can Be Denied First Sale When Coming From Non-Market Economies, DOJ Tells Federal Circuit

Top News|23 Nov 2021|Ref: 2111220037|by Jacob Kopnick

Goods coming from a non-market economy may be denied first sale valuation due to the market-distorting policies of the non-market economy, the Department of Justice said in a Nov. 19 brief filed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the…Read More >>

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Paul Hastings Adds Former ITC Lawyer to IP Practice

Kecia Reynolds, an intellectual property lawyer who previously worked at the International Trade Commission, joined Paul Hastings as a partner in the Washington, D.C., office, the firm announced. Reynolds most recently worked at Pillsbury Winthrop. Before private practice, Reynolds served as a senior investigative staff attorney at the ITC for the Office of Unfair Import Investigations, the firm said.

Law Firm Adds Former DOJ, OFAC Official

Michael Parker, a former official at both the Justice and the Treasury departments, has joined Ferrari & Associates as counsel heading up the firm's money laundering and sanctions practice, the firm announced Dec. 1. Parker was previously a sanctions investigator and later a chief in the Office of Foreign Assets Control’s enforcement division before joining DOJ, where he prosecuted transnational crime and money laundering violations.

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