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Please join us for the seventh session in our monthly series covering the latest in government contracting, explaining the “why” and “how” of a particular legal problem, and lessons available from recent case decisions that inform how to navigate it.

Morrison & Foerster’s Government Contracts Remote Learning Series

Please join us for the seventh session in our <a target="_blank" href="https://govcon.mofo.com/announcements-press/announcing-morrison-foersters-government-contracts-remote-learning-series/">monthly series</a> covering the latest in government contracting, explaining the “why” and “how” of a particular legal problem, and lessons available from recent case decisions that inform how to navigate it.In this session, Charles Capito, Partner at Morrison & Foerster, and Kyle Sullivan, China Practice Lead at Martin+Crumpton Group, will cover major developments related to restrictions on inbound and outbound transactions with foreign companies, and how it will affect government supply chains and procurements.Topics will include:<ul><li>Section 889, the Entity List and beyond: the rules and regulations requiring contractors to understand their supply chains like never before;</li><li>The evolving nature of the U.S. government’s perceived threat from China and how it will affect supply chains, upstream and down; and</li><li>Understanding and mitigating the risks of doing business in adversarial countries in 2021. </li></ul>Morrison & Foerster Speakers:<ul><li>Charles Capito – Partner, Government Contracts and National Security Practices, Morrison & Foerster</li><li>Kyle Sullivan – China Practice Lead, Martin+Crumpton Group</li></ul>CA, NY, and VA CLE credit is pending.<hr>

Session 7: Export Control Issues, Sanctions, and Supply Chain Risks: What to Expect in the Year Ahead

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Charles L. Capito

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Morrison & Foerster’s Government Contracts Remote Learning Series

28 Apr 2021 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM