Fundamentals of International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)

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It is not uncommon for companies manufacturing or exporting goods and services to engage in activities without knowing: (1) the extent to which their conduct might be subject to ITAR or other export controls; and (2) the steps that must be taken to comply with those export regulations.

Why Is This Seminar Different?

This seminar will provide attendees with an understanding of ITAR. The discussion also will include the most recent State Department guidance regarding registration requirements as well as the types of licenses and other approvals that must be obtained prior to export. Recent consent agreements will be analyzed to underscore the need for company compliance programs and this seminar will also address the elements of a successful ITAR compliance program.

Who Should Attend?

Managers and corporate counsel of companies actively engaged in or considering the manufacture or export defense articles or services potentially subject to U.S. State Department control.

Why Should You Attend?

To bolster your understanding and your company's compliance with ITAR.

Presenters:

Richard W. Oehler, a partner in the Seattle Perkins Coie office, counsels clients on ITAR-related matters and a wide range of federal procurement and export control matters.

Gary L. Stanley, President of Global Legal Services PC, counsels clients on ITAR matters and other export control matters.

Jay L. Griffiths, an attorney in the Seattle Perkins Coie office, works with clients on export controls and federal procurement matters.

In addition, Gary L. Stanley, will provide a presentation on the future of export controls during the lunch break.

This one day seminar is designed to help companies better understand the fundamentals of ITAR in order to minimize the exposure to possible civil and criminal penalties for non-compliance. Its focus is on:

• Basic ITAR concepts and processes
• ITAR registration and licensing requirements
• Agreements with foreign businesses
• ITAR compliance issues
• Disclosure and enforcement actions

Cancellations & Rescheduling

Cancellation notification must be received one week prior to the course date. Upon notification, your registration fee will be refunded less a $100 non-refundable processing fee. Any cancellations beyond the one week period are non-refundable but you have the option of rescheduling. If you reschedule to attend another course, we will apply your prior payment toward your new registration fee. No refunds will be made for the cancellation of a rescheduled course. Personnel substitutions may be made at any time. Payment must be received prior to the course date. No-shows are liable for the full course fee.