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Ship Law Log
Crisis in the Crimea: Sanctions Update
Tensions continue to mount between the Russian and Ukrainian governments in the wake of a controversial referendum that threatens to expand the borders of the Russian Federation. The results of…
InsureReinsure
President Obama Issues Second Executive Order Regarding Crisis in the Ukraine; Targets Officials of the Government of the Russian Federation
President Obama stepped up the diplomatic pressure on Russia by signing a new executive order titled “Blocking Property of Additional Persons Contributing to the Situation in Ukraine” (the “Second Executive…
Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog
Crisis in the Crimea: Sanctions Update 2
By Leigh T. Hansson, Carlos Valdivia, Alexandra Gordon, Siân Fellows, David Myers, Alexandra Allan
Tensions continue to mount between the Russian and Ukrainian governments in the wake of a controversial referendum that threatens to expand the borders of the Russian Federation. The results of…
International Law Prof Blog
US Announces Sanctions on Russia
U.S. President Obama issued an Executive Order (E.O) today imposing targeted sanctions on Russia in response to its actions in Crimea. President Obama has declared a national emergency with respect to the Ukraine…
InsureReinsure
New Executive Order Regarding U.S. Sanctions against Certain Persons Contributing to the Situation in Ukraine
On March 6, 2014, President Obama issued an Executive Order setting forth the foundation for imposing sanctions against any individual or entity responsible for or complicit in actions or policies…
Global Trade Law Blog
The Gloves are Off: U.S. Sanctions Block Aggressors in Crimea
By J. Scott Maberry, Sheppard Mullin Sanctions and Export Controls Attorneys
In response to Russia’s military presence in the Crimean region of Ukraine, President Obama issued an Executive Order (“EO”) on March 6, 2014, authorizing the blocking of property of individuals…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs: Spilled Coffee, Crimea Sanctions, Patent Trolls
The Supreme Court ruling on Lawson v. FMR is still incredibly popular on LXBN. Also, if you're a Dropbox user, you may want to consider the arbitration clause in their new terms…
Focus on Regulation
Ukraine Sanctions
By Jeanne Archibald, Anthony Capobianco, Aleksandar Dukic, Ajay Kuntamukkala, Robert Kyle, Beth Peters, Stephen Propst, T. Weymouth, H.P. Goldfield
The European Union (EU) and the United States have now both taken targeted action to address the evolving situation in Ukraine. These measures do not impose restrictions on the country…
The Ethical Investigator
Dealing with Russia: An Asset-Search Checklist
By Philip Segal
If it seems like a remote possibility that the U.S. will go to war over Ukraine, it’s much likelier that Washington will attempt to impose some form of sanctions, including…
The Right Coast
WH Pressed Over Evidence Iran Economy Stabilizing Amid Oil Export Spike – The Tower – The Tower
The Washington Free Beacon on Tuesday morning conveyed statements from White House officials brushing off concerns regarding a January spike in Iran s oil exports, which was widely read against the backdrop…