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David Glynn has recognized expertise in conducting detailed internal investigations and audits related to export controls, trade sanctions, and Customs laws.

Working with clients in the development, drafting, and implementation of compliance programs in various areas of federal regulatory law, he utilizes his extensive experience in export management systems and import compliance programs to help his clients achieve their goals.

With significant experience in federal regulation of international business with a focus in export controls, trade sanctions, and Customs compliance matters, David represents international and domestic companies in complex civil and criminal investigations involving the Departments of State, Commerce, Treasury, Justice, and Customs and Border Protection.

He also drafts license applications, commodity jurisdiction requests, technical assistance agreements, registration statements, encryption item review requests, export and trade sanctions voluntary disclosures, Customs Ruling Requests, Customs Prior Disclosures, Customs seizure responses, Customs penalty petitions, duty preference assessments, and performs export/trade sanctions and import audits.

David assists clients with Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) counseling, transaction reviews, filings, and National Security Agreement mitigation plans.

David has studied law in the emerging markets of China and Brazil, and has completed additional training in International Marketing, and is a licensed U.S. Customs broker.

University of Denver College of Law
J.D., 2002
  • Order of St. Ives
Syracuse University
M.B.A., 1985
State University of New York at Buffalo
B.A., 1983
Colorado
New York
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