Considerations for CFIUS and ITAR in M&A Deals
Melissa Burgess is set to deliver a presentation on “CFIUS and ITAR Considerations in M&A Transactions” at The Defence Workshop V in Prague, Czech Republic, on April 4, 2025. This workshop is a prestigious annual event hosted by prominent European law firms specializing in defense and security matters. Attended by seasoned practitioners from law firms across Europe, North America, and Asia, the workshop offers a platform to delve into various legal topics pertinent to clients in the defense sector.
The Defence Workshop facilitates discussions on crucial issues surrounding defense policy themes and legal considerations relevant to defense and security. With a focus on Economic Sanctions & Export Controls and International matters, this forum allows experts to engage in in-depth conversations on CFIUS and ITAR implications in merger and acquisition transactions.
The event draws professionals from the Europe-Caucasus-Asia region, underscoring its significance as a global platform for legal experts in the defense space. Melissa Burgess, renowned for her expertise in defense law, will lead the session on navigating the complexities of CFIUS and ITAR regulations in M&A deals.
As an exclusive gathering of legal minds deeply entrenched in defense and security, The Defence Workshop is a premier event that provides a unique opportunity to explore the nuances of compliance with regulations such as CFIUS and ITAR. The one-day workshop offers a comprehensive overview of the legal landscape, enabling participants to gain insights into the evolving defense policies and their implications on M&A activities.
In an ever-changing regulatory environment, understanding the implications of CFIUS and ITAR regulations is paramount for legal practitioners advising clients in the defense sector. Melissa Burgess’s presentation at The Defence Workshop V underscores the importance of staying abreast of regulatory changes and their impact on M&A transactions within this specialized industry. The dialogue at the workshop will shed light on best practices and strategies for ensuring compliance with these critical regulations.
Against the backdrop of a dynamic global defense landscape, The Defence Workshop serves as a vital platform for legal practitioners to deepen their understanding of the regulatory frameworks governing defense and security. With a focus on fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among experts from diverse regions, the workshop’s session on CFIUS and ITAR considerations in M&A transactions promises to be a key highlight of this year’s event.
In conclusion, The Defence Workshop V represents a pivotal forum for legal practitioners to engage in meaningful discussions on the intersection of defense policy, M&A transactions, and regulatory compliance. Melissa Burgess’s insights into CFIUS and ITAR considerations will provide attendees with valuable perspectives on navigating the intricacies of these regulations in the context of mergers and acquisitions in the defense sector.
