GRVR ATTORNEYS, INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW SPECIALISTS
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Export Compliance

Complying with the Export Administration Regulations has always been a challenge. The regulations are complex, counterintuitive, and full of technical jargon.  We help our clients develop export compliance policies and manuals, assist with Export Commodity Classification Numbers (ECCNs), and provide legal opinions regarding licensing, license exceptions, screening for prohibited parties and denied parties, record keeping, antiboycott, deemed exports, encryption, and U.S. embargoes and sanctions.

One of the most difficult decisions a company can face is whether or not to turn itself in to enforcement officials for a possible violation of export laws. There are no fast and easy rules, and the decision must finally be the client’s; however, GRVR Attorneys help clients weigh the risks and likely benefits of filing a Voluntary Self-Disclosure.

We also assist clients with issues relating to sanctions/embargoes administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control, an agency within the U.S. Department of Treasury. We also provide legal representation relating to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act which forbids the bribing of foreign officials.
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  • Home
  • Who we are
    • Client Dedication
    • Our Legal Team
    • Join Our Team
  • Our Practice
    • Customs and Import
    • 301refunds
    • Export
    • Litigation
    • Section 232 and 301 Tariffs
    • Outsource Your Classification
    • CBP Audits
    • Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures, and Seizures
    • Customs Brokers
    • C-TPAT >
      • Mexico C-TPAT >
        • C-TPAT In English
        • Quienes Somos/About Us
    • Foreign-Trade Zones
    • Antidumping and Countervailing Duties
    • Intellectual Property RIghts
    • Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
    • Manifest Confidentiality
    • Contracts and Incoterms
    • False Claims Act and Whistleblower
  • Blog
  • Resources
    • Newsletter >
      • brokermondernization
    • free online import mini-audit
    • free online export mini-audit
  • Calendar and Events
  • Best Customs Broker Exam Course
  • Contact