January 22, 2024
Nashville partner Bob Wade will participate in the Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) Anchorage Regional Compliance & Ethics Conference in Feb. 22-23. The conference will include topics on regulatory requirements, compliance enforcement, risk management, and maintaining an effective compliance program. Attendees will have the opportunity to earn live Compliance Certification Board (CCB) continuing education units (CEUs) and network with other professionals.
Anchorage Regional Compliance & Ethics Conferenceour team of lawyers and government relations advisors can assist.
Our multifaceted practice is designed to assist clients in navigating U.S. laws and issues related to international trade, investment, foreign corruption, and the national security interests of the United States. Combining the experience and knowledge of attorneys and government relations advisors, we help clients to understand their obligations, risks, and opportunities in a highly complex, high-stakes environment and rapidly increasing regulatory environment.
Sanctions laws, regulations, and trade restrictions may be imposed by the United States government on individuals, groups, entities, and governments for diplomatic, economic, military, sports, or other reasons. Whether sanctions are based on an Executive Order by the president, laws passed by Congress, or regulations of a federal department or agency, our team brings a sophisticated understanding of the scope and manner of sanctions compliance under United States law.
Sanctions can arise from geopolitical events involving countries such as Russia, China, Ukraine, Iran, Cuba, Syria, and Venezuela and may take the form of financial sanctions, asset freezing, trade bans, or escalated tariffs that impact commercial import/export and investment activities. Because the reach of sanctions is broad, we represent clients across a host of industries — from IT to manufacturing to pharmaceuticals to AI. We advise multinational corporations, banks and financial institutions, foreign governments, foreign persons, and foreign agencies that may be impacted as sanctions are implemented, modified, and removed.
Sanctions are being issued with unprecedented frequency and scope, often with little notice, and with severe penalties for violations. It is critical to understand the requirements and potential risks, as well as to anticipate further sanctions risks. Our team closely monitors political and legal developments to advise on complex issues to help protect your assets and your reputation.
Buzz is a senior partner of the corporate/securities/tax division and co–leader of the international practice group and the defense industry practice group. He is a member of the additional firm practice groups including automotive, aviation, digital blockchain technology, immigration and government contracts.
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.
Our multifaceted practice is designed to assist clients in navigating U.S. laws and issues related to international trade, investment, foreign corruption, and the national security interests of the United States. Combining the experience and knowledge of attorneys and government relations advisors, we help clients to understand their obligations, risks, and opportunities in a highly complex, high-stakes environment and rapidly increasing regulatory environment.
Sanctions laws, regulations, and trade restrictions may be imposed by the United States government on individuals, groups, entities, and governments for diplomatic, economic, military, sports, or other reasons. Whether sanctions are based on an Executive Order by the president, laws passed by Congress, or regulations of a federal department or agency, our team brings a sophisticated understanding of the scope and manner of sanctions compliance under United States law.
Sanctions can arise from geopolitical events involving countries such as Russia, China, Ukraine, Iran, Cuba, Syria, and Venezuela and may take the form of financial sanctions, asset freezing, trade bans, or escalated tariffs that impact commercial import/export and investment activities. Because the reach of sanctions is broad, we represent clients across a host of industries — from IT to manufacturing to pharmaceuticals to AI. We advise multinational corporations, banks and financial institutions, foreign governments, foreign persons, and foreign agencies that may be impacted as sanctions are implemented, modified, and removed.
Sanctions are being issued with unprecedented frequency and scope, often with little notice, and with severe penalties for violations. It is critical to understand the requirements and potential risks, as well as to anticipate further sanctions risks. Our team closely monitors political and legal developments to advise on complex issues to help protect your assets and your reputation.
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.