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Part One - Export Control Laws and the ITAR
The International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) encompasses a wide range of implementing regulations governing the import and export of defense articles and services. This complex framework of rules must be carefully followed when conducting business in the defense trade as ITAR violations can prove to be very costly and disruptive to business goals and greater national security imperatives.
With Part One of our webcast series, Introduction To ITAR - Export Control Laws and the ITAR, this program will provide an overview of the basic elements of the ITAR, exploring day-one issues that should drive any exploration into whether and how the ITAR affects your business.
Some topics covered in Part One include:
-What constitutes a Defense Article
-Commodity Jurisdiction Requests
-ITAR Registrations
-Exports under the ITAR
Join Federal Publications Seminars and Barnes & Thornburg LLP as we present Part One of Introduction to ITAR - Export Control Laws and the ITAR.
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