Stacy Keen
Partner
Export Controls & Sanctions
Businesses operating across borders are increasingly exposed to sanctions and export control risk. The consequences of breaching these laws can be severe. Our experts support businesses with assessing risk, implementing preventative measures and dealing with non-compliance.
We offer a complete service to support you with sanctions and export control measures:
- Compliance: the conduct of risk assessments, the provision of policies and procedures, training and legal updates
- Forensic Intelligence: we are one of the few firms to have a specialist Forensic Intelligence team which provides intelligence, due diligence and screening services
- Transactional: advice on proposed activities to identify any sanctions touchpoint or risk, or applicable export control laws
- Risk mitigation strategies: Advising on potential breaches of sanctions and export control laws, the making of voluntary disclosures and remediation
- Defence: Criminal and regulatory defence in the event of an external investigation /enforcement activity
- External network: We partner with the lawyers outside of the UK and EU to provide a holistic view of exposure to sanctions / export control related risk, and export control consultants to classify goods, technology and software against the relevant laws in these areas
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