Chinese Steel Companies Ordered To Show Cause For Not Responding To 337 Investigation

An administrative law judge has given 14 Chinese steel companies until Sept. 9 to show why they should not be found in default for failing to respond to notices and discovery requests tied to U.S. Steel Corp.'s 337 case, a judgment that could prohibit those companies from participating in the case as it evolves. In an Aug. 22 International Trade Commission order, Administrative Law Judge Dee Lord said each of the companies she listed were served notice of the investigation...