Us Export Controls
U.S. Export Controls and ITAR
National security concerns are at a high-water mark, and government scrutiny of domestic and international transactions involving controlled assets has greatly increased under export control laws. Significant civil and criminal penalties can result from violating the confusing patchwork of export control laws governing the possession, trade, and export of controlled assets.
Compliance Practices and Policies
Given the myriad of ever-evolving export controls, the number of agencies administering the controls, and the serious penalties involved, companies that may possess, trade, or export-controlled assets should closely evaluate their current export control compliance practices and policies and dedicate personnel and resources to maintain compliance with export control laws.
Export control compliance is particularly important for companies involved in industries including:
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Defense
- Information technology
- Machine tools
- Nuclear power
- Robotics
- Telecommunications
- Software
We provide the following specific services:
- Registration
- Controlled Asset Identification and Classification
- Commodity Jurisdiction Requests
- Export Control Compliance Programs
- Export License Applications
- TAAS, MLAS, and Other Export Control-Compliant Collaboration Agreements
- Export Control Exemption
- Export Control Audit and Benchmark Reports
- Export Control Due Diligence
- Acquisition-Phase Cfius Filing
- Acquisition-Phase Export License, TAA, and MLA Transfer
- Acquisition-Phase Facility Clearance FOCI Approval
- Post-Acquisition Integration of Export Control Compliance Programs
- Export Control Manuals
- Technology Control Plans
- Export Control Compliance Training
- Voluntary Disclosures