Seminar U.S. Export Control Law
Seminar “U.S. Re-Export Control Law Fundamentals”
Anyone who installs U.S. components or trades in American goods automatically falls under the scope of U.S. export control law, even without a U.S. headquarters.
But what does that mean exactly? Things can quickly get confusing.
That’s exactly what we’ll be clarifying on October 20 in Gilching during a full-day seminar in cooperation with bavAIRia e.V.
The seminar will focus on the following topics:
- The jurisdictions of the relevant U.S. authorities and the structure of U.S. export control law
- The applicability of U.S. laws and regulations
- Basic concepts, definitions, and special features of U.S. re-export law
- Determining licensing requirements under the Export Administration Regulations (EAR)
- The U.S. Commerce Control List
- De minimis calculation
- The Foreign Direct Product Rule
- Prohibitions and license exemptions
- International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
- U.S. Authorities’ Expectations for Compliance Programs
- Outlook: The New Administration and Developments in U.S. Export Law
Speakers: Dr. Matthias Creydt, CREYDT LAW Attorneys at Law
Language: German
