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Tag Archives: CBP
Seize the Day, All 365 of Them: 2011 IPR Seizure Statistics
We’ve blogged a bit about the infringement of intellectual property rights. We’ve looked at what U.S. companies/IPR holders could do to protect their trademarks or trade names (Knock it Off, July 12, 2011), and we’ve also looked at the measures taken … Continue reading
Posted in Customs, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Import, Intellectual Property Rights, Seizure, Trade
Tagged 2011, CBP, China, commodities, Hong Kong, ICE, India, infringement, IPR, seizure, statistics, top
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What’s in a Name? Cisco Systems, Inc. v. United States
What’s in a name? To Shakespeare’s Juliet a name mattered not–Montague or Capulet–the fact is, she had the hots for Romeo. But, in the world of Customs, a name or rather the specific and accurate identification of the goods seems … Continue reading
Posted in Amendments, Court of International Trade, Customs, Protest
Tagged 19 C.F.R. § 174.13(a)(5), 28 U.S.C. § 1581(a), Amendments, CBP, Cisco, CIT, Protest
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