Emily provides clients with proactive advice for their export strategies.
Emily came to the practice of law with a longstanding interest in international affairs and foreign policy. She took the opportunity to dive into trade matters at a previous firm, quickly coming to love the practice area and its pervasive connections to geopolitical events. With previous experience in complex commercial litigation and government investigations, Emily also appreciated the field’s emphasis on proactive strategies.
At Husch Blackwell, Emily focuses on export controls, economic sanctions and related government investigations. She advises clients in a wide array of industries on the specifics of trade regulations, analyzing the effects of rules and restrictions on businesses as they import and export goods and materials. Her experience includes assisting clients in obtaining export licenses, performing due diligence related to end users and interpreting the widespread sanctions introduced against Russia in 2022.
In addition, Emily aims to forecast future sanctions and potential export controls, counseling clients on rules likely to come into place based on the global political climate. She also represents clients in government investigations, drawing on previous experience representing clients under investigation by numerous government agencies, including U.S. Attorney Offices throughout the country; the FBI, DHS, SEC and IRS; and many others.
Emily is known for providing user-friendly advice that clients can understand and act on: she cuts through legalese and explains complex technicalities so that regulations are easily grasped. With a reputation as responsive and proactive, Emily is always on hand to prevent future problems.