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Sanctions
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Global Insurance Blog
Sanctions against Ukraine and Russia: Insurance/Reinsurance implications
By Jamie Rogers
The European Union (EU) and the United States (US) have now both taken targeted action against Russia (and certain former members of the Ukrainian government) to address the evolving situation in…
Government Contracts & Investigations Blog
Crimea River: U.S. Rushes to Impose Sanctions
By Thad McBride, Cheryl Palmeri
The situation with respect to U.S. sanctions related to Russia and Ukraine is evolving rapidly. As we previously reported, on March 6, 2014, President Obama issued Executive Order 13660, which…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs: Google/Viacom, Crimea River, Employee Social Media
The NCAA Tournament continues to be a popular subject on the LexBlog Network and, where we normally get employment law takes on it, Jessa Baker applies it today to law…
North Carolina Business Litigation Report
NC Business Court Puts Teeth In Protective Order
I've never thought much about the consequences of the violation of a Protective Order. In fact, before last week's Business Court ruling in Out of the Box Developers, LLC v.…
Ship Law Log
Crisis in the Crimea : Further Sanctions Update
The Russian Federation and the United States continue to clash over the proposed annexation of Crimea from Ukraine, with the United States adding 20 Russian officials and related persons to…
Focus on Regulation
Additional EU and U.S. Sanctions
By Jeanne Archibald, Lourdes Catrain, Alexei Dudko, Aleksandar Dukic, H.P. Goldfield, Ajay Kuntamukkala, Robert Kyle, Beth Peters, Stephen Propst, T. Weymouth, Louise Lamb
There has been further escalation of EU and U.S. sanctions resulting from the events in Ukraine, including new designations and the issuance of a new Executive Order on 20 March…
Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog
Crisis in the Crimea: Sanctions Update 3
By Leigh T. Hansson, Carlos Valdivia, Alexandra Gordon, Siân Fellows, David Myers, Alexandra Allan
The Russian Federation and the United States continue to clash over the proposed annexation of Crimea from Ukraine, with the United States adding 20 Russian officials and related persons to…
Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog
OFAC Issues General License Authorizing Certain Academic Exchanges with Iran
By Leigh T. Hansson, Michael Lowell, Bethany Brown, Michael Grant
On March 19, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) issued a general license under the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations that authorizes several specific forms of academic exchanges with…
Focus on Regulation
Ukraine and Russia Sanctions Developments
By Alexei Dudko, Lourdes Catrain
The European Union (EU) and the United States (U.S.) have now both taken targeted action to address the evolving situation in Ukraine. These measures do not impose restrictions on Ukraine…
InsureReinsure
U.S. Sanctions Levied Against an Additional 20 Russian Individuals and One Russian Bank
President Barack Obama announced a new round of sanctions against Russian officials and influential individuals on March 20, 2014. According to the President, this new round of sanctions targets “individuals…