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Corey L. Norton

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Washington,  DC  U.S.A.
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Practice Areas

  • International Trade
     
    University Bates College, B.A., 1997
     
    Law SchoolBoston College, J.D., 2002
     
    Admitted2002, New York; 2003, District of Columbia; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; U.S. Court of International Trade
     
    Biography

    Corey Norton joined Keller and Heckman in 2011. His practice covers international trade laws on export controls, economic sanctions, customs matters, anti-bribery, and foreign boycotts.

    Mr. Norton has substantial experience with the U.S. Commerce Department's Export Administration Regulations, the State Department's International Traffic in Arms Regulations, the Office of Foreign Assets Control's economic sanctions regulations, Customs and Border Protection's regulations, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. His experience also includes compliance with export controls and economic sanctions imposed by the European Union, its Member States, and various other countries.

    Mr. Norton provides assistance in all aspects of compliance with international trade laws, including determining whether export licenses are required for transactions and technology transfers, drafting license applications, drafting and resolving voluntary disclosures, conducting international trade due diligence, determining tariff rates and marking requirements, and resolving border seizures and other import issues. He also provides training and drafts policies and procedures in these areas.

    In addition, Mr. Norton has particular expertise in conducting investigations prompted by internal reviews or subpoenas requiring analysis of multiple international trade laws and evidence collection in multiple countries.

    Mr. Norton also represents pro bono non-profit clients on issues relating to their non-profit status under federal and state laws and general issues affecting their operations.

    He is a member of the Steering Committee of the ABA's Committee on Export Controls and Economic Sanctions, and he is a member of the Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board. He is also a member of the Firm's marketing committee

    Memberships

    District of Columbia Bar Association; New York Bar Association; American Bar Association Section of International Law, Committee on Export Controls and Economic Sanctions, Committee on International Anti-Corruption; American Association of Exporters and Importers; Society for International Affairs; Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board

    News, Events & Articles

    News

    Apr 26, 2012, Corey Norton's U.S. Customs Update Featured in Pesticide & Chemical Policy

    Events

    Jun 21, 2012, Register Today - Houston Texas - June 21, 2012 - FDA 101 in One Day

    May 15, 2012, Register Today - How to Manage the Regulatory Hurdles of TSCA and FDA - Indianapolis, IN - May 15-16, 2012

    Mar 05, 2012, 2012 GlobalChem Conference and Expo

    Oct 24, 2011, Register Today! - Chemical Control Law Seminar - October 24-26, 2011

    Articles

    May 14, 2012, Opportunity to Ease Export Restrictions on Propellants and Related Items

    Apr 26, 2012, U.S. Customs Update: New Chemical Industry Opportunities and Challenges

    Apr 13, 2012, New Export Restrictions for Emerging Technologies

    Apr 03, 2012, Chemical Industry Benefits Under the New U.S. - Korea FTA

    Mar 28, 2012, U.S. Customs Proposes to Block Imports Due to Energy Conservation or Labeling Standards

    Mar 21, 2012, Client Alert: U.S. State Department to Ease Restrictions on Defense-Related UK Business

    Mar 13, 2012, Customs Seeks to Ease Burdens on Chemical Imports

    Mar 06, 2012, Client Alert: U.S. Customs Restricts Chemical Residues in Shipping Containers

    Jan 19, 2012, EU Bans Exports to Syria for Oil and Gas, Electricity Production and Telecom

    Dec 14, 2011, EU Reduces Number of Exports Requiring Licenses

    Dec 09, 2011, U.S. Seeks Comments on CWC Schedule 1 Chemical Limitations

    Dec 08, 2011, OFAC Permits New Petroleum and Petrochemical Business in Southern Sudan

    Nov 28, 2011, U.S. Proposes New Authorization for ITAR Exports to Australia, Canada and the UK

    Nov 10, 2011, Corey Norton Authors Regulatory Matters! Newsletter

    Nov 09, 2011, U.S. Government Proposes to Ease Aerospace Export Restrictions

    Nov 07, 2011, Corey Norton Authors Blog Post on Inhouseblog.com

    Oct 11, 2011, New U.S. Government Transparency Reveals Products Requiring Export Licenses

    Oct 05, 2011, U.S. Customs Expands Its Resources for Enforcing Product Safety Laws

    Aug 18, 2011, United States Imposes Broad New Sanctions Against Syria

    Aug 01, 2011, New Rules on Defense Industry Exports Go Into Effect

     
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    Opportunity to Ease Export Restrictions on Propellants and Related Items
    Corey L. Norton, May 16, 2012
    The U.S. State and Commerce Departments have issued proposed rules that would ease the export restrictions on certain chemicals used to make propellants and explosives. While some companies would benefit from the new proposals, many more companies, such as those that make or use chemicals noted...

    New Export Restrictions for Emerging Technologies
    Corey L. Norton, April 16, 2012
    The U.S. Commerce Department has published new rules that will require exporters of emerging technologies to obtain a government license before proceeding with their exports. Under the Commerce Department's Export Administration Regulations ("EAR") a wide variety of items on a control...

    Chemical Industry Benefits Under the New U.S. - Korea FTA
    Johny Chaklader,Corey L. Norton, April 4, 2012
    Last month the United States and South Korea implemented a new free trade agreement ("FTA") that will likely have substantial benefits for the chemical industry. The most direct benefit is that numerous chemicals and related products can now be imported into South Korea from the United...

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    Corey L. Norton
    Keller and Heckman LLP
    Suite 500 West, 1001 G Street, N.W.
    Washington, DC 20001




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