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Export control law covers the rules about moving strategic goods, technology and software across borders, and about dealings with sanctioned countries or end users. A solicitor in this area advises on available licenses, conducts end‑use checks, and helps ensure compliance with regimes such as the Export Control Order 2008 and the sanctions framework set by the UK Government. They draft internal policies, review supply chains, and respond to licensing refusals or enforcement actions, guiding clients through complex regulatory requirements.

Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor

Export controls involve complex regimes, and breaches can carry serious penalties. A solicitor provides professional oversight, ensuring regulated activities are properly licenced, that end‑use and end‑user risks are assessed, and that records and due diligence meet regulator expectations. They handle licensing disputes, liaison with the Export Control Joint Unit and other authorities, and advise on sanctions compliance and potential compliance improvements within a business.

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