Today the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) released guidance on the application of the Sudan sanctions to the new state to be formed in Southern Sudan as a result of the secession referendum held in January 2011. The new…
Meritor, a Michigan-based manufacturer of vehicle parts, recently agreed to pay $100,000 to the Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) to settle various allegations that it had illegally exported vehicle parts and technology without required export licenses. One settled count…
This blog reported earlier on a strange case where Ameri-Source, a manufacturer of graphite and other carbon products, settled charges by the Bureau of Industry and Security that it had caused a freight forwarder to file a false shipping declaration…
Henderson Chua, a resident of the Philippines who was arrested when he traveled to Los Angeles in February, was indicted on March 10 on charges that he illegally engaged in a temporary import into the United States of parts for…
This morning I received a curt email from my web-hosting provider that Export Law Blog was being crawled by a number of robots making so many file requests that they had to shut down my site temporarily and then add…