Top Trade Law Daily Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
Trade Law Daily is providing readers with the top stories from last week, in case you missed them. All articles can be found by searching on the title or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| Commerce, DOJ, CIT Respond to Government Shutdown | 2510010021 |
| SCOTUS IEEPA Cases a 'Coin Flip,' Ruling Expected by End of Year, Attorneys Say | 2509300050 |
| CIT Judges Take Varying Approaches to Staying Cases During Shutdown | 2510020051 |
| Section 301 Case Likely at End of the Road After CAFC Sides With US, Attorneys Say | 2509260045 |
| IEEPA Tariff Challengers Ask for 3-Way Split of Argument Time, 45 Minutes Per Side | 2510010051 |
| Camel Group Urges 'Preponderance' Standard for UFLPA Entity List Removal Decisions | 2509300045 |
| Former Commerce Trade Analyst Joins Lighthill | 2510010017 |
| CIT Says AD Law Doesn't Require Level of Trade Adjustment for 'Any' Selling Differences | 2509260010 |
| CIT Says Commerce Erred in Analysis of Whether Shopping Bag Exporter Knew Sale Was for Export to US | 2510020009 |
| 2 Colorado Companies and Their Executives Charged With Criminal Tariff Evasion | 2510010055 |