This March please join Crowell's International Trade team for two webinar events. These 1-hour, CLE virtual events will cover the Russian invasion of Ukraine and what that means for companies, one year later, and discuss the current state of human rights and forced labor regulations in the U.S. and EU. More information about these two webinars can be found below.
We hope you can join!
March 7th – 1:00 PM ET
Russia One Year Later: Lessons Learned, Lingering Risks,
and 2023 Predictions
One year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine led to an unprecedented ramp up in coordinated economic sanctions from the United States, United Kingdom, EU, and their allies, our panel of sanctions practitioners from both sides of the Atlantic will examine their impact on how companies are planning for 2023. What are the risks for companies continuing to do business, or wind-down, in Russia? How might the crisis escalate and what could that mean for companies both inside and outside of Russia? Where will the regulators' place their enforcement priorities, including perspectives from OFAC's most recent Chief Counsel. And, what lessons can we draw from the last 12 months that inform companies' broader compliance and risk management approaches as they look to 2023 and thereafter.
Presenters: Carlton Greene, Michelle Linderman, Jason Prince, Anand Sithian & Nicole Succar
March 21st – 1:00 PM ET
Compliant on Forced Labor? Prove It! | A
Practical Guide on Preventing Forced Labor in Your Supply Chain and
Responding to U.S. Customs Actions
Crowell & Moring International Trade attorneys will discuss the current state of human rights and forced labor regulations in the U.S. and EU. We will examine the myriad of challenges in this evolving regulatory environment and provide practical advice on:
- Identifying high-risk sectors
- Navigating China's Antiforeign Sanctions Law
- Applying the requirements to a real-world case study
- Interacting with U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Presenters: John Brew, Evan Chuck, Carolyn Krampitz, Laurel Saito, David Stepp & Simeon Yerokun
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