Top Trade Law Daily Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| Section 301 Plaintiffs Say Loper Bright Crucial for Resolution of Case | 2407310025 |
| DC Circuit Says Entities Must Knowingly Aid, Abet Illegal Imports to Be Fined | 2407300035 |
| CIT Sends Back Commerce's 'Inconsistent' Use of Time Periods in AD Review | 2407290019 |
| US, Petitioners Defend Commerce's Sunset Review Process After Loper Bright | 2407260055 |
| US Law Banning Export Smuggling Doesn't Cover Emails, Federal Court Says | 2407290046 |
| CIT Says No Injunctive Relief for Broker Over Temporary Type 86 Suspension | 2407260045 |
| Colombian Exporter of Paper Bags Made Home Market Sales at Different Levels, Complaint Argues | 2407290038 |
| CIT Sustains Decision to Reduce to Zero Percent Xanthan Gum Exporter's AD Rate | 2407300015 |
| CIT Says Use of Germany as Comparison Market Based on 'Speculation' | 2407260023 |
| CRS Identifies Recent Trade Case Decided Under Chevron Following Loper Bright | 2407290028 |