Last Friday, the UAE announced it’s long-promised export law. The new law not only forbids the unlicensed export of “strategic goods” including military hardware, CBW precursors and dual use items but also creates a catch-all exception that would allow the…
Earlier this month, the the House of Commons’ Quadripartite Committee released a report entitled Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review. In the report, the Committee recommends that the U.K. adopt a broker registration system that is interesting both in itself and…
Three of the 167 counts charged against Armor Holdings which led to the recent $1,102,200 settlement agreement related to charges that Armor exported items in excess of licensed value in violation of EAR Section 764.2(a). For example, Armor exported plastic…
Ace Systems, a Georgia-based reseller of refurbished voice cards and other PC-based telephony products, agreed to a fine of $36,000 to settle these charges as set forth in the Bureau of Industry and Security’s Charging Letter: On or about July…
Because it is another slow day in the export law world, I thought I’d use the opportunity of today’s post to note that on Tuesday Export Law Blog was one year old. Since our initial post, there have been 207…