Antigua attorney speaks out on landmark WTO case
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DOJ, USTR keep heads in sand House of Cards With the recent news that the Conference of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has joined the EU, Japan, and India in supporting tiny Antigua in its WTO case against the US regarding the cross-border provision of gambling services, we thought the time was right to finish our interview with Mark Mendel, lead counsel for Antigua in this landmark trade case, that we began back at GIGSE in Montreal.â¦
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A stand-off between Japan and the United States over the way Washington calculates import duties has moved to World Trade Organisation (WTO) arbitration for resolution, diplomats said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON - The World Trade Organization imposed penalties yesterday on US exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed
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The Bush administration dramatically escalated a dispute with the European Union yesterday by filing one of the biggest complaints in World Trade Organization history, accusing European governments
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An international animal welfare group brought a landmark legal case accusing Japan's last commercial whaling company of killing more than 400 whales in an Australian whale sanctuary.
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The World Trade Organization imposed penalties Friday on U.S. exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed at protecting American steelmakers.
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Analysis Lawyer calls for urgent domain dispute reform
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WASHINGTON  - The Bush administration gave notice on Thursday that it will pursue an unfair trade case accusing the 25-country European Union of operating a confusing tariff system that harms the ability of U.S. exporters to make sales.
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By TIM PAYNE  ST. JOHN'S, Antigua - A land-clearing project in southern Antigua is threatening a unique ancient settlement where Arawak Indians lived from roughly 500 B.C. until the arrival of Christopher Columbus, an archaeologist said Monday.
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Accusations against an attorney who worked on a federal case in which black farmers claimed the government denied them loans because of their race could affect the landmark civil rights settlement.
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The US today said it will file a case at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against what it described as &quot;unfair&quot; European subsidies to Airbus, while also scrapping a 12-year transatlantic accord.
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Commerce Secretary nominee Carlos M. Gutierrez is promising to aggressively fight the unfair trade practices of foreign nations and to speed up the government's handling of individual cases.
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A former vice minister of trade went on trial on Tuesday on charges of accepting thousands of dollars in bribes involving garment and textiles exports to the United States.
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Lawyers for Bernard Ebbers, the former chief executive of WorldCom, won the right to introduce personal details about the prosecution's main witness.
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A UK lawyer is to bring a group action on behalf on thousands of people in Ivory Coast who claim they were injured by "toxic waste".
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The European Jetmaker Has Long Skirted Subsidy Rules. Now Washington&#39;s WTO Complaint Will Drag That Abuse Into The Light Of Day.
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The US government&#39;s ban on cross-border gambling is an unfair trade barrier against the island nation of Antigua, the World Trade Organization said.