- Posts by James M. Jansing
PartnerJim Jansing is a partner in the firm’s Business Representation & Transactions Group. His practice is concentrated in the general corporate, finance and international corporate areas. He acts in a general counsel capacity for ...
The United States and the rest of the world are ramping up severe economic sanctions and export controls in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This is an evolving situation, and it is important to monitor the evolving sanctions to ensure compliance with United States and global sanctions, as well as to understand the updated export controls. The imposed sanctions consist of two parts: (i) extreme financial sanctions ranging from specific individuals to Russian financial institutions, and (ii) export controls designed to deny Russia from importing advanced technologies in the Russian defense, aviation and maritime sectors.
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