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‘Essential Security’ for the United States in TPP and Beyond
December 23, 2015, Kluwer Arbitration Blog
Covington Helps Secure Historic Settlement in Arbitration Under the Accord on Fire & Building Safety in Bangladesh
January 22, 2018
WASHINGTON—Covington has helped secure a historic settlement on behalf of global union federations, Industrial Global Union and UNI Global Union, in an arbitration under the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, a legally binding agreement to create a framework for safe working conditions in the Bangladeshi Ready-Made Garment industry. Signed in ...
Trump's six hidden trade weapons
February 28, 2017, Politico
Politico references a Law360 article by John Veroneau and Catherine Gibson uncovering Section 338 of the Trade Act of 1930 in a roundup of “hidden trade weapons” that can be used by President Trump. According to Veroneau and Gibson, they have “uncovered no public record relating to Section 338” since a telegram from Secretary of State Dean Acheson mentioned it ...
January 15, 2017, South China Morning Post
South China Morning Post references a Law360 article by John Veroneau and Catherine Gibson uncovering Section 338 of the Trade Act of 1930 which gives the president the ability to impose tariffs of up to 50 per cent and then, if escalation was required, block imports completely.