Alyssa Aquino

Wiley Rein LLP's Scott McCaleb led a military shipbuilder's successful defense against workers' antitrust claims and advanced The Boeing Co.'s $1 million fight against a Defense Contract Management Agency contract costs adjustment, earning him a spot as one of the 2024 Law360 Government Contracts MVPs.

Covington & Burling LLP's Heather Finstuen won regulatory approval for two companies' $7.9 billion acquisition of a nuclear power company, Westinghouse Electric Co., and BAE Systems Inc.'s $5.6 billion purchase of Ball Aerospace, earning her a spot as one of the 2024 Law360 International Trade MVPs.

White & Case LLP's David Bond convinced the U.S. International Trade Commission to hit the brakes on duties for a German steel company and freed an Italian aluminum company from the specter of antidumping duties, earning him a spot among the 2024 Law360 International Trade MVPs.

White & Case LLP's David Bond convinced the U.S. International Trade Commission to hit the brakes on duties for a German steel company and freed an Italian aluminum company from the specter of antidumping duties, earning him a spot among the 2024 Law360 International Trade MVPs.

A Hawaiian resort lost its effort to temporarily hire 40 housekeepers and dishwashers, failing to convince a U.S. Department of Labor judge that it, and not its owner, would serve as the guestworkers' employer.

A Hawaiian resort lost its effort to temporarily hire 40 housekeepers and dishwashers, failing to convince a U.S. Department of Labor judge that it, and not its owner, would serve as the guestworkers' employer.

Trade Court Denies Duty-Free Deal For Clear-Back Watches

The Sixth Circuit refused Thursday to undo a woman's removal order over an immigration judge's failure to inform her she could apply for a removal waiver, saying a waiver, if granted, would not have been able to save her case.

The U.S. Department of Commerce prepared tariffs on plasticizer imports from four countries, after the first stage of a trade investigation showed that the products were being dumped in the U.S. at unreasonably low prices.

The U.S. Department of Commerce opened an investigation into imports of Chinese and Vietnamese biodegradable plates and food packaging, which U.S. companies and a labor union claimed are subsidized and dumped in the U.S. at margins exceeding 470%.