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Holland & Knight Launches Export Control Disputes and Advocacy Team
Alongside hiring Christopher Stagg as a partner, Holland & Knight has launched an export control disputes and advocacy team.
December 26, 2024 at 03:47 PM
3 minute read
What You Need to Know
- Holland & Knight is the latest firm to launch a multidisciplinary practice group focused on handling export control matters.
- In September, Covington formalized a trade controls enforcement practice group.
- It comes as attorneys such as Christopher Stagg are seeing more demand from clients in this space.
Holland & Knight has launched an export control disputes and advocacy team, alongside hiring partner Christopher Stagg, becoming the latest firm to formalize a multidisciplinary practice group focused on export control matters.
The newly created team will initially bring together more than a dozen attorneys from across the firm’s export controls, white-collar defense and appellate practices to assist clients with high-stakes dispute resolution and advocacy involving U.S. export control laws before regulatory agencies, federal courts, Congress, and between private parties, the firm said.
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