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ARTICLE · 03 MARCH 2022

Podcast: Sanctions Against Russia

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In this Willkie Compliance Concourse podcast, partners Martin Weinstein, David Mortlock and Britt Mosman, discuss the current U.S. sanctions against Russia and offer practical advice to compliance professionals...

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Martin J. Weinstein
Martin J. Weinstein
David Mortlock
David Mortlock
Britt Mosman
Britt Mosman

In this Willkie Compliance Concourse podcast, partners Martin Weinstein, David Mortlock and Britt Mosman, discuss the current U.S. sanctions against Russia and offer practical advice to compliance professionals on how to respond and how to ensure their companies stay compliant.

David Mortlock is the Chair of Willkie's Global Trade & Investment Practice Group and heads the Firm's Washington, D.C. office. During the Obama administration, he served as Director for International Economic Affairs on the White House National Security Council, and advised on issues regarding Russia, Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, Syria, and Burma.

Britt Mosman is the Vice-Chair of the Global Trade & Investment Practice Group in Washington, D.C. She is a former advisor for the Department of the Treasury, and was a lead attorney on the Ukraine/Russia, Iran, Cuba, Syria, Election Interference and Cyber-related sanctions programs.

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