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Continuing Legal Education

Next Program - October 21, 2010

About the Program

US companies are rapidly expanding into global markets and as they do so are confronted with new, complex laws and regulations that were not applicable to them when they were only in the domestic market. Today, countries around the world, including the United States, are intensifying the control on exports and imports of dual use items to fight terror around the globe and at home. Consequently, the US government is increasing its investigations, prosecutions and penalties related to international corruption cases and violations of Export Control and Import laws.

This seminar will examine each of these areas of practice and provide attorneys, compliance officers, international trade professionals and others involved in the global market with answers to some of the important questions attorneys and international trade specialists need to ask as they seek to remain in compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Export Control and Import laws.

This program offers an opportunity to learn from an outstanding group of speakers, moderators and panelists who have substantial experience handling practical and legal issues in the FCPA, Export Control, and Import areas. The presenters are actively involved in helping companies develop compliance programs and structure their businesses to achieve success in the global market. The speakers and panelists bring diverse perspectives, including those of in-house and outside counsel, compliance officer and government officials. The panels and presentations will offer practical guidance for anyone involved in international trade, including corporate counsel, management and compliance officers.

 

 

 

 

 



 


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