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Jordan Mallory

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More Guards, No Guides: What BIS's Historic Budget Request Means for You

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By Julien Blanquart, Jordan Mallory
| JD Supra
The Trump Administration has filed its FY2027 budget request for the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), and it reads less like a government spending document and more like a declaration of war on export violations. The headline: BIS is requesting $450 million and 1,077 positions, a 91.5% funding increase and the largest single-year jump in the agency's history. In BIS's own words, the goal is to protect "the crown jewels of the American economy" — U.S. advanced technology.
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Striking Russian Oil And The Ripple Effects

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By Julien Blanquart, Jonathan Wang, Jordan Mallory, Reid Whitten
| Mondaq
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton are most popular: within Compliance topic(s) As Russian Energy Week concluded last week, Western governments strike to the heart of Russia's energy sector with sanctions packages to cut of revenue that funds Russia's continued war against Ukraine. Three significant packages were announced in October 2025: the U.S.'s sanctions targeting the Russian energy sector, the UK's latest sanctions against the Russian oil industry, and the EU's 19ᵗʰ package of sanctions.
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Striking Russian Oil and The Ripple Effects | JD Supra

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By Julien Blanquart, Jordan Mallory, Jonathan Wang
| JD Supra
As Russian Energy Week concluded last week, Western governments strike to the heart of Russia’s energy sector with sanctions packages to cut of revenue that funds Russia’s continued war against Ukraine. Three significant packages were announced in October 2025: the U.S.’s sanctions targeting the Russian energy sector, the UK’s latest sanctions against the Russian oil industry, and the EU’s 19ᵗʰ package of sanctions.
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