The International Society of Primerus Law Firms is pleased to present a FREE Webinar

A U.S. and European Export Control Laws

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

7:00 AM PDT/8:00 AM MDT/9:00 AM CDT/10:00 AM EDT/4:00 PM CEST

This webinar will provide attendees a broad understanding of the scope of U.S. and European export control laws and sensitize them to the requirements of these laws as well as many of the potential pitfalls for those unfamiliar with the laws. In addition, attendees will better understand the appropriate precautions that can and should be taken to avoid unintentional violations and mitigate exposure to liability.

Topics Covered:

  • Why an understanding of export control laws is important for U.S. and EU exporters
  • What are the range of products, software, and technical information covered by export control laws
  • What are the responsibilities of the exporters of products, software, and technical information
  • How to comply with U.S. and EU export control laws
  • Potential penalties for violations

Who Should Attend?

  • In-house counsel and outside counsel for companies engaged in international transactions involving products or technological information
  • Officers, managers, shipping departments for same companies
  • In particular, the persons above associated with companies involved in chemical, metals, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and energy industries
  • Customs brokers and agents

Presenters

Alan M. Dunn
Stewart and Stewart (Washington, D.C.)

Mr. Dunn joined Stewart and Stewart as a partner in 1998 and has practiced international trade law since 1980. He is a former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and served as one of the lead U.S. negotiators in the multilateral GATT Uruguay Round negotiations, which established the World Trade Organization (WTO) and in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations with Mexico and Canada.

With extensive experience in international policy-making, negotiations, and most U.S. laws related to trade and exports, Mr. Dunn represents clients on a wide range of trade issues such as economic sanctions and embargoes, export controls on military and dual-use items, market access, antidumping and countervailing duties, safeguards (section 201), section 301 proceedings, the generalized system of preferences (GSP) program, customs, antiboycott laws, National Industrial Security Program regulations, and other laws related to trade.

Jennifer M. Smith
Stewart and Stewart (Washington, D.C.)

Jennifer Smith has experience in a variety of international trade law matters, including antidumping and countervailing duty proceedings, customs, export controls, economic sanctions, anti-boycott, trade adjustment assistance, and international and bilateral trade agreements and dispute resolution processes.

Dr. Christoph Oertel
Broedermann Jahn (Hamburg, Germany)

In his practice, Dr. Christoph Oertel advises on international contract and commercial law as well as in the field of corporate law (including mergers and acquisitions) and litigation. He regularly deals with questions related to European and German export control laws in his daily business and has thereby gained experience in a variety of matters such as customs, export controls and economic sanctions.

Christine Malisch
Broedermann Jahn (Hamburg, Germany)

Christine Malisch's practice covers all aspects of European and private international law, corporate and commercial law as well as insolvency law. During her time at Broedermann Jahn, she has especially gained experience in the field of economic sanctions and advises globally-acting clients on the installation of compliance systems.