Any federal government contractor can tell you that getting the contract award is only the beginning. The FAR imposes a whole host of obligations on the contractor, which govern the way that contractor should perform, how it should handle changes to the contract, and how it may seek compensation or Continue Reading
Debriefs, Decoded: Getting the Info You Need to Succeed
Maria Panichelli speaks during a session titled “Debriefs, Decoded: Getting the Info You Need to Succeed,” during the SAME Federal Small Business Conference in Phoenix, AZ. Continue Reading
Making Inflexible Trusts Flexible: The Modification, Division, Termination and Decanting of Irrevocable Trusts
Tim Ferges returns as a speaker at the third annual Ultra-High Net Worth Planning Forum in New Brunswick, New Jersey, where he will cover strategies involving irrevocable trusts amid a shifting tax and political landscape. Hosted by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, the forum Continue Reading
Accelerating Domestic Sourcing Post-Tariffs: Ensuring Continued Buy American Compliance
Cara Wulf speaks during a session titled “Accelerating Domestic Sourcing Post-Tariffs: Ensuring Continued Buy American Compliance,” during the SAME Federal Small Business Conference in Phoenix, AZ. Continue Reading
8th Annual Federal Pro Bono Institute CLE Program
McCarter & English partners Daniella Gordon and Mark Makhail join speakers for the 8th Annual Federal Pro Bono Institute CLE Program presented by the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey. During the program, speakers will provide an overview of the pleading requirements for 1983 claims Continue Reading
Must I Call the Feds? Navigating Government Involvement During a Cyber Incident
Vanessa Roberts Avery, Zach Myers, and Erin Prest discuss the benefits and pitfalls of interacting with Federal Authorities in the event of a data breach or ransomware attack, featuring three former government Experts and in-house professionals. This session discusses the roles and competencies of Continue Reading
Labor and Employment Law in Theater
Matthew Windman presents a Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts program titled “Labor and Employment Law in Theater,” where he discusses the unique labor and employment challenges within the theater industry that affect performers, creative teams, and producing organizations alike. This program dives into Continue Reading
Health Care Fraud and Abuse: Nuts and Bolts and Emerging Trends in Federal Enforcement
McCarter partner and former US Attorney Zachary Myers joins panelists to discuss "Health Care Fraud and Abuse: Nuts and Bolts and Emerging Trends in Federal Enforcement." The program provides both a refresher and important updates in federal health care fraud and abuse enforcement, focusing on Continue Reading
The SBA Mentor Protégé Program and MP JVs
If you are in federal contracting, you have almost certainly heard of joint venturing and, relatedly, of Mentor-Protégé relationships. When used correctly, these strategies can greatly increase both large and small businesses’ contract/subcontract opportunities, and give revenue a Continue Reading
What a Disaster!: Ethical Obligations of Attorneys in the Wake of Natural Disasters, Cyber Threats, and Other Perils
Sheri Pastor speaks at the American College of Coverage Counsel’s 11th Annual Insurance Law Symposium on ethical obligations of coverage attorneys during disasters. The panel will explore the critical role lawyers play in helping individuals and communities recover from natural disasters and other Continue Reading