Russia Sanctions and Export Controls Update

U.S. sanctions and export controls targeting Russia have been steadily increasing for years, despite the recent regulatory action. Join ArentFox Schiff’s Matthew Tuchband and Marwa Hassoun as they navigate through the ongoing implementations, provide guidance on best practices, and discuss what to expect in the days ahead.  

Topics include: 

• New sanctions and export controls targeting Russia and the ongoing implementation of list-based sanctions as they relate to Russia, including rules for compliance;
• Russian sectoral sanctions, controls on foreign-produced items incorporating U.S. technology, end-use, end-user restrictions, and more;
• Guidance on screening and due diligence best practices, as well as contingency planning for U.S. firms doing business in Russia.

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