How to Resolve Conflicts between “Specially Designed” and “Designed or Modified” Interpretations, and Other Classification Conundrums in the U.S. and Canada
Barbara D. Linney
Member
Miller & Chevalier Chartered (Washington, DC)
Selena Hui-Garreaud
Directrice, Contrôles à l'exportation /
Director, Export Controls Contrats et Services juridiques
Contracts and Legal Services Bombardier -
Avions commerciaux / Commercial Aircraft (Montréal, QC)
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