Export Control Reform: Are You Ready for Compliance?
Preparing for New Commodity Jurisdiction, Classifications, Licensing Changes and More
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will provide counsel with an update on export controls reform and explain the shift for many products from International Traffic in Arms Regulations to Export Administration Regulations. The panel will discuss the impact on commodity jurisdiction, licensing and enforcement, and best practices for the transition.
Outline
- Export controls reform overview
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Final rules
- Aircrafts and engines
- Parts and components
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Commodity jurisdiction
- Transitioning from ITAR to EAR
- Reestablishing jurisdiction determination
- Risks
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Licensing
- Classification
- What system are you under?
- Enforcement
- Best practices
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key questions:
- How do the new export rules revamp the control lists for specific industries?
- How will the export controls overhaul impact licensing? What risks and potential opportunities will be created as a result of the overhaul?
- What changes should counsel recommend to exporters' processes and procedures to ensure effective compliance in the transition?
Following the speaker presentations, you'll have an opportunity to get answers to your specific questions during the interactive Q&A.
Faculty
Benjamin H. Flowe
Partner
Berliner Corcoran & Rowe
He has worked extensively in counseling, licensing, rulemaking, lawmaking, and enforcement matters involving export... | Read More
He has worked extensively in counseling, licensing, rulemaking, lawmaking, and enforcement matters involving export controls and trade embargoes and sanctions on exports of both "dual-use" and military goods and technology. He advises both U.S. and non-U.S. based companies on the application of these U.S. laws to their exports and their non-U.S. business.
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Kaye Scholer
He focuses on government regulation related to national security, including export controls and foreign acquisitions... | Read More
He focuses on government regulation related to national security, including export controls and foreign acquisitions of US businesses. Prior to joining the firm, he was a founding member of the National Security Council Task Force on Export Control Reform. The Task Force proposal, which is currently being implemented, is the most sweeping change to export controls in a generation. While at the Department of Homeland Security, he managed the Regulatory Compliance Office in the Science and Technology Directorate, and designed, implemented and managed its export control compliance program.
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