Navigating US Restrictions on Business Transactions with Russia, China and Other “Countries of Concern"
This webinar covered a range of hot topics around expanding and emerging U.S. restrictions on transactions involving companies with ties to “countries of concern,” including most prominently China and Russia. Our cross-disciplinary team discusses the overall regulatory, enforcement, and political trends and how companies should be navigating critical issues such as foreign investment in the United States (CFIUS), new proposals regulating U.S. investments in foreign technology, and broad restrictions on sharing of U.S. personal data with companies in countries of U.S. national security concern.
Resources:
- Jamie Schafer, David Aaron, and Mason Ji Author Law360 Expert Analysis - Takeaways From Nat'l Security Division's Historic Declination
- First-Ever Declination Under DOJ National Security Corporate Enforcement Policy
- A New National Security Frontier: Executive Order and Coming Regulations Restricting US Technology Investments in China
- Corporate Compliance, Professional Perspective - Federal Enforcement Priorities & Emerging Corporate Risks
- DOJ Announces Shift Toward Corporate Enforcement for Sanctions and Export Control Violations
- DOJ’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Sensitive Personal Data and Government-Related Data
Speakers include:
- David Aaron
Senior Counsel, Perkins Coie - Mike House
Partner, Firmwide Co-Chair, International Trade & Transactions Practice, Perkins Coie - Richard Oehler
Partner, Firmwide Co-Chair, Government Contracts Practice, Perkins Coie - Jamie Schafer
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