[Webinar] The Long Arm of the Law: Practical Impacts of Recent US Regulatory Changes on Non-US Companies Part 3
November 2024, 6
[Webinar] The Long Arm of the Law: Practical Impacts of Recent US Regulatory Changes on Non-US Companies Part 1
November 2024, 6
Online seminar co-hosted by Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP and FRONTEO Co., Ltd. on Thursday, 2024, May 5,
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Points of attendance
The desire of the United States to assert a broad jurisdictional reach with respect to its regulations is nothing new. New regulatory changes and guidance materials make the relevance of these controls to entities outside the United States all the more clear.
This webinar will give a brief overview of some of the most recent regulatory developments affecting non-US entities, including revisions to the controls on advanced computing and semiconductor manufacturing items, the foreign direct product rule, and the further expansion of sanctions against Russia.
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Online seminar co-hosted by Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP and FRONTEO Co., Ltd. on Thursday, 2024, May 5,
You can download materials for the seminar to be held on September 2024, 5 from the form below.
Points of attendance
The desire of the United States to assert a broad jurisdictional reach with respect to its regulations is nothing new. New regulatory changes and guidance materials make the relevance of these controls to entities outside the United States all the more clear.
This webinar will give a brief overview of some of the most recent regulatory developments affecting non-US entities, including revisions to the controls on advanced computing and semiconductor manufacturing items, the foreign direct product rule, and the further expansion of sanctions against Russia.
Speaker
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP
Partner and Global Head of Korea Practice
Kwon Lee
Kwon Lee is a partner and a member of Asia Committee. He also serves as Global Head of the firm’s Korea Practice. In this capacity, Kwon works substantively in energy and infrastructure equity, real estate, finance and M&A transactions as well as construction & engineering arbitration, commercial litigation and regulatory compliance works globally. He has over 25 years of experience advising on a wide range of cross-border real estate transactions.
Kwon has advised pension funds, asset management companies, securities companies, construction companies, financial institutions and conglomerates seeking investment into large scale overseas development projects, construction loan, senior loan, sale and acquisition of various asset types (including commercial buildings, logistics, retail, hotel, multi-family residences), acquisition of mezzanine and B Notes.
Kwon was an investment advisor to both local and central government authorities in Korea and sat as an investment review board member to several pension funds in Korea
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP
Partners
Megan Gajewski Barnhill
Megan Barnhill counsels foreign and domestic clients on regulatory matters related to international business transactions, including U.S. export controls, economic sanctions, and antiboycott. Ms. Barnhill regularly advises clients on issues related to U.S. export controls administered by the Department of State, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, and the Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security.
In addition, Ms. Barnhill counsels clients on issues related to economic sanctions administered by the Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control, including sanctions programs related to countries (e.g., Iran, Cuba, and Russia) and against individuals, entities, and vessels.
Ms. Barnhill assists clients in conducting due diligence reviews, compliance audits, and investigations; drafting and updating compliance programs; determining commodity jurisdiction and classification and drafting commodity jurisdiction and classification requests; preparing license applications; drafting voluntary disclosures; responding to government requests for information; and ensuring day-to-day compliance with US export controls and economic sanctions.
She also advises clients on compliance with the antiboycott provisions administered by the Department of Commerce and the Department of the Treasury.
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP
Counsel
Maxwell Multer
Maxwell Multer is an energy lawyer that helps clients realize their business goals through strategic and transactional advice, as well as representation in regulatory and enforcement matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), state utility commissions, and other regulatory authorities.
Before joining the firm, Maxwell was in-house counsel with a regulated electric and natural gas combination utility and its unregulated affiliate. As a FERC enforcement attorney before that, he managed and supported a variety of investigations in the electric, natural gas, and hydroelectric industries nationwide, from inception through litigation in federal court.
Drawing on insights regarding the regulated utility business model, utility ratemaking/tariff design, and the practical interplay between federal and state regulation of energy, Maxwell’s experience includes representations relating to acquisitions, sponsorships, rate cases, project developments and redevelopments, transmission and distribution interconnections, cybersecurity, ISO/RTO matters, and other regulatory issues.
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