The Biden administration continues to navigate the US export controls and trade sanctions amidst the growing human rights concerns and national security issues. Recent developments that impact international transactions and require immediate attention involve goods, technology/software, and military intelligence focusing on China, Myanmar/Burma, and Russia.
A Comprehensive Guide on International Trade and National Security Policy: Hot Buttons and Best Compliance Practices
jasper.alamares2021-12-09T21:14:05-05:00Biden’s administration emphasizes multilateralism as its core principle in trade and security policy implementation. The recently released trade policy prioritizes areas including tariffs, work-centric trade policy, export controls, and economic sanctions. A new center of interest also rises with the inclusion of promoting social justice, and environmental and climate policy. While it also focuses on building partnerships and alliances, the administration still views China as a strategic competitor.
A Practical Guide on ITC Section 337 Investigations: Dodging Pitfalls and Maximizing Opportunities
Iwork OJT2021-05-31T03:29:20-04:00U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) investigations have been on the rise over the past years. Just in the first quarter of 2020, a significant increase in the number of lawsuits and ancillary cases have been launched, as well as inquiries underway. The ITC also continues its efforts and investigations under Section 337 despite the extended postponement of its in-person hearings because of the current COVID-19 pandemic.