ABOVE: USML Category II(a) I always tell clients that even an obsolete military item can be on the United States Munitions List (“USML”) and require an export license. Still, not all obsolete military items are on the USML. Maces, catapults,…
Some interesting news today on the sanctions front, so it’s time for another Export Law Blog grab bag: The Iranians aren’t very happy about the sanctions imposed yesterday by the Treasury Department on the Export Development Bank of Iran (“EDBI”),…
The Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) today announced that it was adding the Export Development Bank of Iran (“EDBI”) to its list of Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons. The effect of the designation is to freeze all assets…
Country-based sanctions start to get leaky in the age of the Internet. How does a software download service know whether or not it’s providing a service to an individual in a sanctioned country? A blogger at PBS’s Mediashift Blog notes…
The Texas subsidiary of German logistics and transportation provider Rohde & Liesenfeld agreed to pay $108,000 to settle charges by the Burea of Industry and Security (“BIS”) that Rohde & Liesenfeld had committed 36 violations of BIS’s antiboycott regulations. Those…