With a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding U.S. export controls, trade restrictions, and foreign investment, Mollie advises multinational corporations, small businesses, and individuals on navigating the complex landscape of trade compliance, mitigate legal risks, and ensure compliance with both U.S. and international regulatory requirements.
Trusted Legal Counsel
A trusted legal advisor in matters of national security, Mollie offers skilled guidance on compliance with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) regulations, ensuring that foreign investments are properly vetted in accordance with U.S. national security concerns. Additionally, Mollie helps clients meet the requirements of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) and other forced labor findings and orders, advising businesses on how to align their supply chains with human rights standards and avoid detentions and supply chain delays for forced labor-related violations.
Mollie works closely with corporations, government contractors, and multinational companies to develop tailored strategies that align with both commercial objectives and legal obligations. She provides guidance on licensing, regulatory enforcement and due diligence processes, offering practical solutions to complex challenges in areas ranging from cross-border transactions to supply chain management.
Thought Leadership
Mollie is a frequent speaker and writer on topics related to international trade law, sanctions and national security regulations.
Prior Experience
Before rejoining the firm, Mollie worked as import/export counsel for a global leader in automation that focused on the distribution of automotive parts, equipment and systems. While in law school, Mollie worked for the firm as a paralegal for the customs and trade practice.
Personal Interests
When she’s not geeking out over trade regulations, Mollie enjoys spending time with her two girls, two dogs, and husband, watching 80s and 90s movies, reading, and running, yoga or weightlifting.