Export Controls Year in Review 2021
Webinar | 02.02.22, 6:30 AM EST - 8:00 AM EST
Crowell & Moring International Trade attorneys will discuss the most prominent developments of the last year and the trends we expect to continue into 2022.
We will examine the myriad changes in this complex regulatory environment including:
- The changing role of the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security and the impact of increased congressional scrutiny
- Exporting to China: The Military-Intelligence End User List, the Military End User List, Huawei, and the Foreign Direct Product Rule
- International Traffic in Arms Regulations updates
- Forced labor issues and new Entity List designations
- Encryption updates and new rules on cyber security
- Enforcement trends from the Departments of State and Commerce
- Predictions for 2022
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