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ZOOM EPC Saturday with Elena Stuart

An archived open expert session on licensing, stranded equipment and sanctions clauses in EPC contracts.

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An open EPC session for project teams and business leaders

Format
Open ZOOM intensive
Date
22 October 2024
Speaker
Elena Stuart
Fee
RUB 32,000 / up to 10 participants
“Many EPC employers found themselves in a position where the foreign licensor had left before transferring the full result of the basic design. A solution exists, but it requires very careful legal assembly.”

The issues around which the session was built

Foreign licensors and English law

  • What an employer should do after a foreign licensor exits the project.
  • Transfer of the basic design package to a new licensor or designer and the licensing boundaries that matter.
  • Injunctive relief exposure, operational shutdown risk and product arrest risk in export markets.

Replacement licensors and technology transfer

  • What to examine if the project is handed to a new technology partner from China or India.
  • Which clauses in post-2022 licence agreements became critical.
  • How to explain realistic IP and confidentiality exposure to shareholders and management.

Stranded equipment and BIS

  • Obtaining licences to export equipment to Russia from the Bureau of Industry and Security.
  • Practical use of the EAR, the Foreign Direct Product Rule and foreign availability concepts.
  • Stuarts Legal’s practical experience in dealing with BIS and European regulators on project supply issues.

Sanctions clauses and participant casework

  • How to draft sanctions clauses in EPC and supply contracts so that they work in a live project.
  • Where the boundaries sit between force majeure, hardship and sanctions clauses.
  • A final participant Q&A session with concrete legal takeaways from real situations.

Who will find this especially relevant

Owners and project offices completing assets after the exit of a Western licensor.

Procurement and contract teams dealing with stranded equipment and new technology chains.

Legal teams that need workable sanctions clauses rather than generic template wording.

Management teams that need to understand where legal risk ends and executive decision-making begins.

Key Contact

Elena Stuart
Elena Stuart
Managing Partner,
Head of the Industrial Construction Practice
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