Christian J. Kozlowski represents clients on national security matters, including on issues concerning compliance with, and investigations relating to export controls, import controls, sanctions, anti-boycott, and anti-bribery/anti-corruption. Christian also assists both US and foreign entities with questions and appearances before the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), including counseling on the CFIUS process, appearances before CFIUS, considerations of when a transaction must be notified to CFIUS, and a voluntary notification may strategically benefit the transaction parties.
Extended Profile
Christian’s representation encompasses matters before various US federal agencies in the national security arena, including the Departments of State, Commerce, Defense and the Treasury. His experience includes counseling on all aspects of US foreign investment reviews, investigation of potential export and sanctions violations, engagement with the US Government through the submission of voluntary and directed disclosures, and participation in export compliance audits. Christian is a member of the Morgan Lewis CFIUS working group.
Education
Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University, 2016, J.D.
The Ohio State University, 2013, B.S., Psychology
Admissions
District of Columbia
Virginia
Awards and Affiliations
Ranked Highly Commendable, Export Controls Law Firm of the Year, USA and Sanctions Law Firm of the Year, USA, WorldECR (2018)
