Introducing the Export Controls Classroom
Client Alert | 1 min read | 06.04.20
We are excited to announce our Export Controls Classroom webinar series. This monthly series open to all will cover a range of topics from the nuts and bolts of export compliance, to in-depth analysis of emerging issues, and will be designed for those new to export controls and as well as more experienced compliance and industry professionals. Our attorneys from the International Trade practice group will team up with practitioners from other complementary practices such as Privacy & Cyber, Government Contracts, Corporate, and Labor & Employment to provide full coverage of the issues.
To kick-off the series, our first webinar will be held Tuesday, June 23, titled “China in the Crosshairs: an Overview of the U.S. Approach to Mitigating National Security Concerns.” To register, please click here.
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