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About The Webinar

When handling an export transaction, it is critical to understand whether the product for export is subject to the jurisdiction of the U.S. Department of Commerce/Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) or the U.S. Department of State/Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC). Items of a commercial and/or dual-use nature (i.e., those with both commercial and defense applications) are subject to BIS jurisdiction and classified under the Commerce Control List pursuant to the Export Administration Regulations. Defense articles are subject to DDTC jurisdiction and classified under the U.S. Munitions List pursuant to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations. Exporters must also be certain of the classification of the product for export under the Commerce Control List or U.S. Munitions List, as applicable, as that will dictate whether an export license is required. Exporters must understand issues related to jurisdiction and product classification and the impact these have on export licensing requirements and export compliance generally. 

Contact webinarorganizers@strtrade.com if you have issues registering. Please note we do not take American Express.

Key Topics

  • how to identify the agency with jurisdiction over products
  • how to classify products for export
  • how to determine whether an export license is required, and if so, how to obtain one.

Speaker

Joshua L. Rodman

Member
305-894-1012 jrodman@strtrade.com

JOSHUA L. RODMAN is a Member with Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., resident in the Miami, Florida office. Mr. Rodman prides himself on delivering efficient and creative advice to executives in an ever-increasingly complex regulatory environment. His practice focuses on export issues including ITAR, EAR  and OFAC compliance. He also is experienced in CFIUS, Buy American Act and "Buy America" compliance.

305-894-1012 jrodman@strtrade.com

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