Recent news reports indicate that British-made thermal imaging device, the Thermovision 1000, was found by Israeli troops in Hezbollah bunkers in southern Lebanon. It is believed that these units were sold by Britain to Iran through a U.N. sponsored drug…
U.S. citizens can now work for certain NGOs in Iran . . . as long as they leave their laptops at home. On August 22, 2006, OFAC announced a General License permitting U.S. citizens to work for six specified NGOs…
On August 17, BIS announced that Lawrence Scibetta of Port St. Lucie, Florida, has agreed to pay a $30,000 civil penalty and be subject to a 20-year denial of export privileges. BIS’s press release indicated that the items which Scibetta…
Today is the launch for ExportLawBlog, which will feature daily news and commentary on developments in export law. We are still in “beta,” so your comments and input are welcome. Over the next month or so we will continue to…