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Export Control

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  1. International Trade Law

    BIS Adds 26 Entities, Mostly in China, to the Entity List for Supplying Iran with Drone Parts and U.S.-Origin Electronic Items

    By Scott Wise, Jeremy Iloulian, Chandler Leonard, Nate Young

    The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) published a Final Rule on October 9, 2025 that will add 26 entities and three addresses to the Entity…

  2. Global Policy Watch

    U.S. Department of Commerce Expands End-User Controls to Cover Affiliates of Certain Listed Entities

    By Peter Flanagan, Kimberly Strosnider, Peter Lichtenbaum, Eric Carlson, Stephen Rademaker, Corinne Goldstein, Eric Sandberg-Zakian, Stephen Bartenstein, Joshua Williams, Adam Szubin, Alan Estevez, Seth Atkisson, Caroline Garth, Shanelle Van

    On September 29, 2025, the U.S. Commerce Department, Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) issued an interim final rule titled Expansion of End-User Controls to Cover Affiliates of Certain Listed Entities (the…

  3. International Trade Law

    BIS Issues “Affiliates Rule” to Dramatically Expand Applicability of Entity and Military End-User Lists

    By Scott Wise, Jeremy Iloulian, Chandler Leonard, Jackie Schaeffer

    In issuing the Affiliates Rule with immediate effect, the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) drastically expanded the number of entities subject to the BIS’ most…

  4. Beyond the First 100 Days

    US Commerce Department Adopts “Affiliates Rule” Expanding Export Restrictions

    By Latham & Watkins

    This measure significantly expands the scope of Entity List and Military End-User List restrictions, imposing heightened diligence obligations and complicating EAR compliance. By Les P. Carnegie, Damara L. Chambers, Charles…

  5. Regulatory Oversight

    Dissecting the Nuances of BIS’s New Affiliates Rule

    By Peter Jeydel, Ryan Last, Charlene Goldfield

    The U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) recently implemented the long-anticipated 50% ownership standard (or Affiliates Rule) to extend the licensing requirements under the Export Administration…

  6. Constructlaw®

    Government Contractors and the Fall 2025 Government Shutdown: Risk Management and Best Practices

    By Michael Barnicle, Hilary Cairnie, Peter Jeydel, Bonnie Gill, Trey Smith, Bryan Williamson

    Shutdown, again. This advisory helps contractors manage operations during this period. First Step for Government Contractors and Companies Subject to US Export Controls. Contractors should closely monitor their customer and…

  7. Global Trade & Sanctions Law

    Commerce Department Issues “Affiliates Rule,” Extends Entity List Restrictions to Majority-Owned Foreign Entities

    By Stephan E. Becker, Matthew R. Rabinowitz, Sahar J. Hafeez, Julian M. Beach, Samantha Franks, Taishu Pitt

    On September 29, 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) issued a long-anticipated interim final rule (IFR) amending the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) to extend…

  8. GovCon & Trade

    BIS Closes Loophole: New Rule Expands Export Controls to Affiliates of Listed Entities

    By Faith Dibble, Thad McBride

    Please note that the content below was posted on October 2, 2025. We have since provided updated guidance on the topics discussed in this post here. On September 29, the U.S.…

  9. Regulatory Oversight

    Government Contractors and the Fall 2025 Government Shutdown: Risk Management and Best Practices

    By Michael Barnicle, Hilary Cairnie, Peter Jeydel, Bonnie Gill, Trey Smith, Bryan Williamson

    Shutdown, again. This advisory helps contractors manage operations during this period. First Step for Government Contractors and Companies Subject to US Export Controls. Contractors should closely monitor their customer and…

  10. Cleary Foreign Investment and International Trade Watch

    BIS Significantly Expands Application of Export Control Restricted Party Lists with New “Affiliates Rule”

    By Chase D. Kaniecki, Samuel H. Chang, Catherine Johnson

    On November 1, 2025, following U.S.-China trade discussions, the White House announced that it would suspend implementation of the Affiliates Rule for one year.  Effective November 10, 2025, BIS imposed…