Carolyn Krampitz
Areas of Focus
Overview
Carolyn Krampitz is a German-qualified lawyer admitted to practice in Germany, before the European Court, and in Illinois as a Foreign Legal Consultant in the laws of Germany and the European Union.
Career & Education
- University of Hamburg, Germany, First State Exam, 2005
- Higher Regional Court Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Second State Exam, 2008
Carolyn's Insights
Client Alert | 11 min read | 03.26.24
The EU Forced Labor Regulation – A Legal Breakdown
On March 13, 2024, the EU legislators reached a provisional agreement on the content of the regulation prohibiting products made with forced labour (“the FL Regulation”). This piece of legislation is part of a series of proposed directives addressing human rights in supply chains which also incorporates recent European ESG efforts (CSRD, CBAM, Regulation against deforestation).
Blog Post | 03.07.24
Press Coverage | 04.04.23
Representative Matters
- Advising numerous international companies on the latest EU sanctions against Russia, including health, manufacturing, technology, and retail clients.
- Advising Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member on the draft law on customs rules of origin.
- Provided UK onsite EU trade compliance review focused on customs, export controls, and sanctions for British subsidiary of a Fortune 500 multinational retail corporation.
- Advising a German motor vehicle manufacturer on contracts for the development and supply of commercial vehicles as part of the company’s global alliance with an American multinational automobile manufacturer (including but not limited to sanctions and customs regulations).
- Advising Fortune Global 500 company on export control matters related to Aerospace & Defense.
- Advising an American multinational software corporation, offering insight on the impact of EU sanctions and export control laws, with focus on Russia.
- Assisting a leading global technology corporation in developing strategy and preparing opinion papers for the European Commission.
- Successfully completed Trade Compliance Risks Assessment for one of the world’s largest cosmetic companies.
Carolyn's Insights
Client Alert | 11 min read | 03.26.24
The EU Forced Labor Regulation – A Legal Breakdown
On March 13, 2024, the EU legislators reached a provisional agreement on the content of the regulation prohibiting products made with forced labour (“the FL Regulation”). This piece of legislation is part of a series of proposed directives addressing human rights in supply chains which also incorporates recent European ESG efforts (CSRD, CBAM, Regulation against deforestation).
Blog Post | 03.07.24
Press Coverage | 04.04.23
Carolyn's Insights
Client Alert | 11 min read | 03.26.24
The EU Forced Labor Regulation – A Legal Breakdown
On March 13, 2024, the EU legislators reached a provisional agreement on the content of the regulation prohibiting products made with forced labour (“the FL Regulation”). This piece of legislation is part of a series of proposed directives addressing human rights in supply chains which also incorporates recent European ESG efforts (CSRD, CBAM, Regulation against deforestation).
Blog Post | 03.07.24
Press Coverage | 04.04.23