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ARTICLE · 16 MAY 2019

Sanctions Enforcement Tips From Former Ofacers

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Morrison & Foerster's National Security practice provides strategic advice and counseling to clients on a broad range of challenging regulatory and compliance matters in the national security space.

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Morrison & Foerster’s National Security practice provides strategic advice and counseling to clients on a broad range of challenging regulatory and compliance matters in the national security space. In advising clients, the firm draws on the deep subject-matter experience of the firm’s attorneys, many of whom held key roles in government earlier in their careers. Recently, the firm welcomed into its ranks a new associate, Kristofer Readling, who previously served as an enforcement officer in the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). In joining the firm, Mr. Readling is reunited with his former colleagues John Smith, who left OFAC as its Director to become a co-head of the National Security group almost a year ago, and Michael Dobson, who served as one of the U.S. government’s leading sanctions officials in the development and implementation of U.S. sanctions policy toward Russia and throughout the Western Hemisphere. This new addition

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