Blank Rome is pleased to share that Anthony Rapa, partner and co-chair of the firm’s International Trade practice group, authored a series of innovative short-form pieces for Bloomberg Law’s Export Controls & Compliance Toolkit. Within Bloomberg Law’s Export Controls & Compliance Toolkit, readers can easily navigate between topics of interest while remaining integrated with Anthony’s work.
Anthony’s pieces provide insights and guidance on Export Administration Regulations (“EAR”). The initial topics include:
- Dual-Use Export Controls Under the EAR
- U.S. Export Controls Background
- Exports as Defined in the Export Administration Regulations*
- Deemed Exports & Deemed Re-exports Under the EAR
- Export Classification Under the EAR
- Destination-Based Licensing Requirements under the Export Administration Regulations
- End-Use and End-User-Based Licensing Requirements Under the EAR
- License Exceptions Under the Export Administration Regulations
- Embargoed Destinations Under the EAR*
- The De Minimis Rule for Non-U.S. Items under the Export Administration Regulations
- Items Not Subject to the Export Administration Regulations
- Recordkeeping Under the Export Administration Regulations
- Compliance Programs under the EAR
- Export Controls in CFIUS Foreign Investment Screening Reviews
To read the first installment of Anthony’s Practical Guidance Toolkit, please click here. A Bloomberg Law subscription is required unless noted with an asterisk above.
In coordination with the launch of the Export Controls & Compliance Toolkit, Anthony was invited to serve as a panelist during Bloomberg Law’s webinar, “Navigating Supply Chain Challenges in 2025: Key Insights on New Import & Export Rules for U.S. Businesses.”
As a dual U.S./UK-qualified practitioner, Anthony counsels companies and private equity sponsors regarding cross-border trade, operations, and investments, drawing from on-the-ground experience spanning four continents.
Anthony is a trusted adviser to clients on matters involving export controls, economic sanctions, and investment screening involving the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (“CFIUS”). Global Investigations Review and Lexology Index (formerly Who’s Who Legal) have recognized him as a leading practitioner, and he is a former member of the Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board.
