On March 15, 2012, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit cast significant doubt upon the validity of the November 29, 2011 ruling of a federal judge in Manhattan that rejected a proposed consent judgment negotiated by…
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Derivatives and Shipping
- Andrew Danas speaks at Strafford CLE Webinar on International Supply Chain Disruptions
- Andrew Danas appointed Co-Chair of International Lawyers Group
- GJC Attorney Chairs ABA Panel on Legal Issues Related to Developing and Implementing Blockchain Programs
- Andrew Danas Appointed a Vice Chair of the ABA SIL International Contracts Committee
- GJC Attorney Chairs ABA Program on Disruptive Technologies
- New FMC OTI Regulations in Effect
- Andrew Danas Re-Appointed Co-Chair of ABA International Transportation Committee
- Supreme Court Clarifies Federal Pre-Emption of State Law Claims in Frequent Flyer Decision
- FMCSA Issues MAP-21 Q&A Guidelines For Brokers and Forwarders
- FMC Proposes Significant Changes to the Licensing and Regulation of Ocean Freight Forwarders and NVOCCs
- FMC Foreign NVOCC NRA Proposal Would Require New Registration of All Foreign NVOCCs
- Customs Aims to Tighten the Operations of Bonded Carriers
- Supreme Court Limits Right to Patent Certain Medical Diagnostic Methods
- Appellate Court Casts Doubt on Federal Judge Refusal to Accept SEC Consent Judgment
- Derivatives and Shipping
- Federal Maritime Commission To Adjust Optional Bond for China Operations
- Washington State Voters Throw Out State Controlled Liquor Sales
- Congress Reforms the Patent Process