by David Maiorana | Nov 26, 2019 | Commission Rules
In a recent decision, ALJ Cheney determined that severance of an investigation was necessary for efficient adjudication of the issues raised in the Complaint. The rule permitting severance went into effect June 7, 2018 and has not been utilized as much as some initially thought.
by Vishal Khatri | Jul 12, 2019 | Commission Rules, Complaints
In a recent order highlighting the relative ease with which foreign respondents can be served at the ITC, ALJ Cheney granted leave for Complainant to personally serve certain foreign Respondents because the ITC was unable to successfully serve those Respondents.
by David Maiorana | May 22, 2019 | Commission Rules, Domestic Industry
In a recent order, the Commission denied Respondents’ request to use the Early Disposition Program because the issue of domestic industry was too complex to be resolved within 100 days and it was not clear that an early ruling on subject matter eligibility would be dispositive with respect to all of the asserted claims.
by Vishal Khatri | Jul 20, 2018 | Commission Rules, Domestic Industry, Evidentiary Issues
In a recent order, the ITC reiterated that, unlike in federal courts, only one complainant needs to demonstrate standing at the ITC.
by Blaney Harper | Jun 15, 2018 | Commission Rules, Discovery, Trends
Parties considering whether to pursue litigation in a district court or the ITC should know that service against a foreign respondent is easier at the ITC.
by Blaney Harper | Oct 16, 2017 | Commission Rules, Motions
In a recent Notice, the Commission denied Respondents’ motion to modify the administrative protective order (APO) to permit them to use a third party’s confidential business information in related European proceedings.