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Scott’s early experience in export controls was honed at DoD in the context of CFIUS cases. He currently advises companies across all types of export control matters (including jurisdiction and classification determinations and regulatory filings) and companies facing increased sanctions risks across their global business operations. He also advises on CFIUS matters.

As DoD Mitigation Compliance Counsel, Scott interacted with the staff and attorneys of the Departments of the Treasury, Justice, Energy and Homeland Security and other CFIUS Committee members on a regular basis as he addressed CFIUS compliance and agreement negotiation matters and concerns. As an Air Force JAG, Scott handled multiple assignments in criminal trial and appellate litigation, and provided legal counsel on procurement, international law, military operations law and ethics law as part of a worldwide practice. His military career included tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, Liberia, Guantanamo Bay, Germany and Belgium, providing him with an international viewpoint and the ability to discern the global ramifications of diverse legal matters. During his last year on active duty, Scott was detailed to the Department of Justice Criminal Division, Fraud Section, where he assisted prosecutors in the FCPA, Securities Fraud&nbsp;and Health Care Fraud Units on a wide range of criminal prosecutions.

Scott holds an LL.M. in National Security Law from Georgetown University Law Center, and expects to obtain an LL.M. in Government Procurement Law from George Washington University Law School in 2024.

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LL.M. Candidate,Government Procurement Law, George Washington University Law School, 2024, 

LL.M., National Security Law, Georgetown University Law Center, 2018, 

J.D., Gonzaga University School of Law, 2004, 

B.A., Biola University, 1996, 

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<li>Recommended in International Trade: CFIUS (2023)</li>
<li>Recommended in International Trade: Customs, Export Controls and Economic Sanctions (2023)</li>
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Current State of U.S. Economic Sanctions Imposed on the Russian Federation and Covered Regions of Ukraine in Response to the Russia Federation’s Invasion of Ukraine – June 2023

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Scott Jansen Discusses CFIUS Mitigation Compliance and Enforcement

Webinar: What You Need to Know About CFIUS in 2023

Current State of U.S. Economic Sanctions Imposed on the Russian Federation and Covered Regions of Ukraine in Response to the Russia Federation’s Invasion of Ukraine

Mandatory US Government Survey Regarding Foreign Direct Investment in the United States

Current State of BIS Export Controls in Response to the Russian Federation’s Invasion of Ukraine

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<li>Represents defense industrial base company with an active DTCC consent agreement requiring export control classifications of numerous products, as well as proactive engagement with the compliance officer and DTCC.</li>
<li>Represents an innovative defense technology company with an Other Transactions Agreement contract with the Defense Department on a range of export control matters.</li>
<li>Advises both U.S. and non-U.S. clients in numerous industries on the impact of the evolving U.S. sanctions response to the invasion of Ukraine.</li>
<li>Advised cryptocurrency investors on CFIUS filing requirements.</li>
<li>Advises a state university on facility clearances and related personnel clearances arising out of a classified contract.</li>
<li>Extensive experience in negotiating and drafting CFIUS national security agreements, including amendments to existing agreements.</li>
<li>Held a leadership role in DoD CFIUS Compliance and Monitoring Team, overseeing the real-time compliance of over 110 signed CFIUS agreements.</li>
<li>Acted as Lead Compliance Counsel for over 40 CFIUS agreements, with duties ranging from conducting site visits, audit reviews, engaging with outside and inside counsel, senior management officials and third-party monitors and auditors and approving and enforcing CFIUS security policies (including cybersecurity, data security and export control requirements).</li>
<li>Had frequent interaction with attorneys from the Departments of the Treasury, Justice, Energy and Homeland Security CFIUS on CFIUS matters across the life of CFIUS agreements (original approval, amendments and waivers, termination) and on-going compliance efforts and concerns.</li>
<li>Served as lead and second chair on over 20 criminal trials, 25 other contested hearings (including classified hearings) and over 50 criminal appellate appeals, including five oral arguments.</li>
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