Intellectual Property Rights and United States International Trade Laws

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Pub. Date: 2003-08-12
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Summary

Expert commentary, pertinent primary source material and a detailed subject index make this an indispensable source for information about how to protect intellectual property rights using the trade laws of the United States.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
About the Authorsp. xi
Intellectual Property Actions at the International Trade Commission (Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930)
Introductionp. 3
The United States International Trade Commissionp. 3
The Commissionersp. 3
Powers of the Commissionp. 4
Proceedings Conducted by the Commissionp. 4
The Commission Staffp. 5
Commission Rulesp. 7
The Statute: Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930p. 7
Substantive Provisions: Unfair Practices in the Import Tradep. 8
Remedial Ordersp. 16
Public Interest Factors Precluding Relief (Section 337(d)-(f))p. 18
Important Procedural Aspects of Section 337p. 19
Overview of Section 337 Proceedingsp. 20
General Rules for Written Submissions and Computation of Timep. 23
Written Submissions (Commission Rules 201.8, 201.16, 210.4)p. 23
Computation of Time (Commission Rules 201.14, 201.16(d))p. 25
Confidential Information (Section 337(n); Commission Rule 201.6)p. 26
Generallyp. 26
Obtaining Confidential Treatmentp. 27
Initiation of a Section 337 Investigationp. 27
The Complaintp. 28
Contents of the Complaint (Commission Rule 210.12)p. 29
Review of Draft Complaint by OUIIp. 36
Filing and Service of the Complaint (Commission Rule 210.8)p. 36
Duty to Supplement Complaint (Commission Rule 210.12(h))p. 36
Amendment of Complaint (Commission Rule 210.14)p. 37
Commission Action on Receipt of Complaint (Commission Rules 210.9-.11)p. 37
Withdrawal of the Complaint (Commission Rule 210.10)p. 39
Initial Steps by Respondent; Obtaining Confidential Version of Complaint; Response to Complaint and Notice of Investigation; Counterclaimsp. 39
Initial Steps: Obtaining Confidential Version of Complaintp. 39
The Response (Commission Rule 210.13)p. 40
Counterclaims (Section 337(c); Commission Rule 210.14)p. 42
Section 337 Investigations: Administrative Law Judge Phasep. 43
The Administrative Law Judge Systemp. 43
Administrative Law Judges at the Commissionp. 44
Action by the ALJ After Assignment: Issuance of Protective Order and Ground Rulesp. 44
Discovery Statementsp. 45
Discoveryp. 46
Pre-Hearing Conferencesp. 46
Answerp. 46
Target Date; Target Date Statements (Section 337(b)(1); Commission Rule 210.51)p. 46
The Procedural Schedule; Order of Proceedingsp. 47
Initial Determination on Violation of Section 337 (Commission Rule 210.42(a)(1))p. 52
Recommended Determination on Remedy and Bonding (Commission Rule 210.42(a)(1)(ii))p. 52
Discovery (Commission Rules 210.27-.34)p. 52
Scope of Discovery (Commission Rule 210.27(b))p. 53
Form of Discovery Requests, Responses, and Objections (Commission Rule 210.27(d)(1))p. 53
Signing of Discovery Requests, Responses, and Objections (Commission Rule 210.27(d)(2))p. 53
Supplementation of Responses to Discovery Requests (Commission Rule 210.27(c))p. 55
Discovery Requests, Responses and Objections Not Filed; Servicep. 55
Discovery by the Commission Investigative Attorneyp. 55
Discovery from the Commission, Commission Employees, and the Commission Investigative Attorneyp. 55
Interrogatories (Commission Rule 210.29)p. 55
Request for Production of Documents and Things and Entry Upon Land (Commission Rule 210.30)p. 57
Requests for Admission (Commission Rule 210.31)p. 58
Depositions (Commission Rule 210.28)p. 60
Protective Orders (Commission Rule 210.34)p. 66
Subpoena Practice (Commission Rule 210.32)p. 67
Motions Practicep. 70
Contentp. 70
Filing and Servicep. 71
Responsesp. 71
Repliesp. 71
Rulings on Motionsp. 71
Review of Rulings on Motionsp. 72
Default (Section 337(g); Commission Rules 210.16-.17)p. 74
Statutory Defaultp. 74
Failure to Act Other Than Statutory Forms of Default (Commission Rule 210.17)p. 76
Avoidance of Trial: Summary Determination (Commission Rule 210.18)p. 77
Time for Filing Motionp. 77
Affidavitsp. 78
Ruling; Basisp. 78
Order of Summary Determinationp. 78
Refusal of Summary Determination; Continuationsp. 78
Order Establishing Factsp. 78
Intervention (Commission Rule 210.19)p. 79
Intervention Generallyp. 79
Intervention as a Respondentp. 79
Declassification of Confidential Information (Commission Rule 210.20)p. 80
Suspension of Investigation (Section 337(b)(3); Commission Rule 210.23)p. 80
Termination of Investigation Without Adjudication on the Merits (Commission Rule 210.21)p. 80
By Withdrawal of the Complaint and Otherwisep. 80
By Consent Order or Agreement Between Private Partiesp. 81
Sanctions and Sanction Proceedings (Commission Rule 210.25 and related rules)p. 86
Time for Filing Sanctions Motionsp. 86
To Whom Motion for Sanctions is Addressedp. 87
Deferred Ruling by the ALJp. 88
Commission Review of ALJ Sanction Rulingsp. 88
Sanctions--Substantive Lawp. 89
Commission Review of Final Initial Determinationsp. 95
Review by Grant of Petition for Reviewp. 95
Commission Review on its Own Motionp. 97
Decision Whether to Review; The Review Proceedingp. 98
Nature of Commission Reviewp. 98
Commission Action on Issues of Public Interest, Remedy, and Bondingp. 99
Commission Final Determinationp. 99
Petitions for Reconsiderationp. 100
Presidential Review of Commission Determination and Orderp. 101
Temporary Relief (Section 337(e); Commission Rules 210.52-.69)p. 102
Generallyp. 102
Procedurep. 104
Forfeiture or Return of Respondent's Bond (Commission Rule 210.50(d))p. 115
Forfeiture or Return of Complainant's Temporary Relief Bond (Commission Rule 210.70)p. 115
Modification or Rescission of Commission Orders (Section 337(k); Commission Rule 210.76)p. 116
Generallyp. 116
Procedure for Initiating Modification/Rescission Proceedingsp. 117
Commission Actionp. 117
Advisory Opinions (Commission Rule 210.79)p. 118
Generallyp. 118
Proceedings for Obtaining Advisory Opinionsp. 118
Advisory Opinions Discretionaryp. 118
Revocation of Advisory Opinionsp. 118
No Judicial Review of Commission Advisory Opinionsp. 119
Judicial Review of Commission Determinationsp. 119
Generallyp. 119
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuitp. 119
Commission Decisions Reviewable; Final Determinationsp. 120
Who May Appealp. 121
Parties to the Appealp. 121
Time for Appealp. 121
Divisibility of Final Determinations; Effect on Time for Appealp. 122
Issues Before the Court Limited to Those Commission Has Decidedp. 122
Alternative Grounds for Affirmancep. 123
Standard of Appellate Reviewp. 123
Applicable Rulesp. 124
Procedure for Appealp. 125
Enforcement of Remedial Ordersp. 128
Enforcement of Exclusion Orders by Customs; Judicial Reviewp. 129
Preimportation Rulings by Customs; Judicial Reviewp. 130
Preliminary Injunctions in the Court of International Tradep. 131
Enforcement of Cease and Direct Orders by the Commissionp. 131
Mandatory Stay of Parallel District Court Proceedings (28 U.S.C. [section] 1659)p. 132
Mandatory Stay Generallyp. 133
Who May Request Mandatory Stayp. 133
Time for Requesting Mandatory Stayp. 133
Matters Subject to Mandatory Stayp. 133
Duration of Mandatory Stayp. 133
Use of Commission Record in District Court After Stayp. 134
Stay or Injunction of Commission Proceedingsp. 134
Effect of Commission Determinations on District Court Proceedingsp. 134
No Issue Preclusion Effect Given to Commission Determinationsp. 134
No Claim Preclusion Effect Given to Commission Determinationsp. 135
Non-Patent Casesp. 136
Preclusive Effect of District Court Judgmentsp. 136
A Note on Section 337 and the Gattp. 137
Customs Service Enforcement Against Goods That Infringe or Counterfeit a Trademark, Trade Name, or Copyright
Statutory Authority for Enforcement Against Imported Goods That Infringe or Counterfeit a Trademark, Trade Name, or Copyrightp. 141
Trademark and Trade Name Provisionsp. 141
Copyright Provisionsp. 143
The Customs Service Regulationsp. 144
Recordation of Trademarksp. 144
Recordation of Trade Namesp. 149
Recordation of Copyrightsp. 150
Regulatory Enforcement Proceduresp. 153
The Entry Process in Generalp. 154
The Administrative Ruling Processp. 156
Procedures and Timetablep. 160
Enforcement Provisions for Goods Suspected of Copying or Simulating a Recorded Trademark or Trade Namep. 160
Enforcement Provisions for Suspected Gray Market Goodsp. 168
Enforcement Provisions for Goods Suspected of Bearing a Counterfeit Trademarkp. 170
Enforcement Provisions for Goods Suspected of Copyright Infringementp. 172
Forfeiture Proceedingsp. 180
Administrative Forfeiturep. 180
Judicial Forfeiturep. 181
Assessment of Fines for Counterfeit Trademarked Merchandisep. 182
Liquidated Damages Proceedingsp. 184
Administrative Protestsp. 186
Court of International Trade Jurisdiction for Denied Administrative Protestsp. 189
Basic Proceduresp. 189
Jurisdictional Issuesp. 190
Court of International Trade Jurisdiction for Pre-Importation Rulingsp. 195
District Court Jurisdiction for Forfeituresp. 198
Factors in Evaluating the Judicial Forum to Choosep. 199
The Substantive Law Applied by the Customs Servicep. 199
"Copying or Simulating" Trademarksp. 199
Gray Market Importsp. 205
Counterfeit Importsp. 214
Copyright Infringementp. 217
Trademark-Related Marking Requirementsp. 222
Patent Surveysp. 224
Enforcement of Rights Under Trade Agreements
U.S. Government Sanctions Against Foreign Intellectual Property Violationsp. 229
Overview of Section 301p. 229
Substantive Reach of Section 301p. 229
Exceptions to Mandatory Actionp. 231
Remedial Actions Available to USTRp. 231
Procedures and Timetables Under Section 301p. 232
Special 301p. 234
Generalized System of Preferencesp. 235
Proceedings Before the World Trade Organizationp. 236
Appendices
Section 1337: Statute and Regulationsp. 241
Title 19 U.S.C.--Customs Duties
Sec. 1337 Unfair practices in import tradep. 241
19 C.F.R.--Customs Duties
Part 201--Rules of General Applicationp. 249
Part 210--Adjudication and Enforcementp. 313
About the Commissioners and the Usitc Staffp. 383
Customs Service Statutes and Regulationsp. 387
Title 15 U.S.C.--Commerce and Trade
Sec. 1124 Importation of goods bearing infringing marks or names forbiddenp. 387
Sec. 1125 False designations of origin, false descriptions, and dilution forbiddenp. 388
Title 17 U.S.C.--Copyrights
Sec. 506 Criminal offensesp. 393
Sec. 509 Seizure and forfeiturep. 393
Sec. 602 Infringing importation of copies or phonorecordsp. 394
Sec. 603 Importation prohibitions: Enforcement and disposition of excluded articlesp. 395
Title 19 U.S.C.--Customs Duties
Sec. 1526 Merchandise bearing American trademarkp. 397
19 C.F.R.--Customs Duties
Part 133--Trademarks, Trade Names, and Copyrightsp. 399
Section 301 Statutes and Regulationsp. 409
Title 19 U.S.C.--Customs Duties
Sec. 2242 Identification of countries that deny adequate protection, or market access, for intellectual property rightsp. 409
Sec. 2411 Actions by United States Trade Representativep. 413
Sec. 2412 Initiation of investigationsp. 418
Sec. 2413 Consultation upon initiation of investigationp. 419
Sec. 2414 Determinations by the Trade Representativep. 420
Title 15 C.F.R.--Commerce and Foreign Trade
Sec. 2006.0 Submission of petitions requesting action under section 301p. 423
Sec. 2006.1 Information to be included in petitionp. 423
Sec. 2006.2 Adequacy of the petitionp. 426
Sec. 2006.3 Determinations regarding petitionsp. 427
Sec. 2006.4 Requests for information made to Foreign Governments or Instrumentalitiesp. 427
Sec. 2006.5 Consultations with the Foreign Governmentp. 427
Sec. 2006.6 Formal dispute settlementp. 427
Sec. 2006.7 Public hearingsp. 428
Sec. 2006.8 Submission of written briefsp. 428
Sec. 2006.9 Presentation of oral testimony at public hearingsp. 429
Index
Indexp. 431
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