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1 week ago | 
jdsupra.com | Julien Blanquart |J. Scott Maberry |Jordan Mallory
Update (April 30, 2025): We understand that James Rockas is no longer with BIS and has moved to a position in the State Department, but Robert Burkett remains at BIS. The second Trump administration has come flying out of the starting blocks on international trade policy actions—imposing and rescinding, shaping and reshaping tariffs, sanctions, and export controls.
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2 weeks ago | 
mondaq.com | Reid Whitten |J. Scott Maberry |Jordan Mallory |Julien Blanquart
Listen to this postThe second Trump administration has come flying out of thestarting blocks on international trade policyactions—imposing and rescinding, shaping and reshapingtariffs, sanctions, and export controls. The executive orders anddirectives have come so thick and fast that it is not always simplefor businesses to chart a consistent policy direction and developtheir plans to account for what might be coming next.
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2 weeks ago | 
mondaq.com | Reid Whitten |J. Scott Maberry |Jordan Mallory |Julien Blanquart
The second Trump administration has come flying out of thestarting blocks on international trade policyactions—imposing and rescinding, shaping and reshapingtariffs, sanctions, and export controls. The executive orders anddirectives have come so thick and fast that it is not always simplefor businesses to chart a consistent policy direction and developtheir plans to account for what might be coming next.
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2 weeks ago | 
mondaq.com | Reid Whitten |J. Scott Maberry |Jordan Mallory |Julien Blanquart
The second Trump administration has come flying out of thestarting blocks on international trade policyactions—imposing and rescinding, shaping and reshapingtariffs, sanctions, and export controls. The executive orders anddirectives have come so thick and fast that it is not always simplefor businesses to chart a consistent policy direction and developtheir plans to account for what might be coming next.
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2 weeks ago | 
jdsupra.com | Julien Blanquart |J. Scott Maberry |Jordan Mallory
[co-author: Joséphine Vacarie*]The second Trump administration has come flying out of the starting blocks on international trade policy actions—imposing and rescinding, shaping and reshaping tariffs, sanctions, and export controls. The executive orders and directives have come so thick and fast that it is not always simple for businesses to chart a consistent policy direction and develop their plans to account for what might be coming next.
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2 weeks ago | 
jdsupra.com | Julien Blanquart |J. Scott Maberry |Jordan Mallory
[co-author: Josephine Vacarie*]The second Trump administration has come flying out of the starting blocks on international trade policy actions—imposing and rescinding, shaping and reshaping tariffs, sanctions, and export controls. The executive orders and directives have come so thick and fast that it is not always simple for businesses to chart a consistent policy direction and develop their plans to account for what might be coming next.
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2 months ago | 
concurrences.com | Ana Vidal |Julien Blanquart |John Carroll |Stephanie Zeppa
DOJ Gun-Jumping Complaint Highlights Importance of Careful Preparation of Interim Operating Covenants to Avoid HSR Act Violations* A recent civil complaint from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) highlights the importance of carefully planning interim operating covenants in M&A deals and (…)
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
mondaq.com | Curtis M. Dombek |Julien Blanquart |Elisavet Papathanasiou
In 2021, the EU adopted an updated version of the EU Dual-Use
Regulation, which establishes common standards for the control of
dual-use item exports by EU member states. Among its new
provisions, Regulation (EU) 2021/821 introduced, in its
Article 5, a "catch-all control" for cyber-surveillance
items.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
jdsupra.com | Julien Blanquart |Curtis M. Dombek |Elisavet Papathanasiou
In 2021, the EU adopted an updated version of the EU Dual-Use Regulation, which establishes common standards for the control of dual-use item exports by EU member states. Among its new provisions, Regulation (EU) 2021/821 introduced, in its Article 5, a “catch-all control” for cyber-surveillance items.
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
jdsupra.com | Julien Blanquart |Lisa C. Mays |Elisavet Papathanasiou
On July 22, 2024, the Department of Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) announced a significant planned extension to its recordkeeping requirements, which will increase the retention period from five to ten years. OFAC expects to publish an interim final rule to provide an opportunity to comment. The change will increase compliance obligations for entities engaged in transactions subject to U.S. sanctions.
