In today's increasingly competitive federal market, contractors may receive an award notice, only to be told several days later that the contract is on hold, all because of a bid protest filed by a disgruntled competitor. If you have ever found yourself in this position, you may know how hard it Continue Reading
Trial and Insurance Concerns in the Civil Sex Abuse Case
Sheri Pastor takes part in a panel on “Trial and Insurance Concerns in the Civil Sex Abuse Case” during this NJICLE program presented by the New Jersey State Bar Association at the Law Center, New Brunswick, NJ. Continue Reading
Utilizing Bid Protests to Get the Contracts You Deserve
Today’s federal marketplace is extremely competitive. It is not surprising, then, that protests have become an almost inevitable feature of many procurements. Successful contractors know how to use protests to go after the contracts they deserve, when improperly awarded to someone else. Continue Reading
Perspectives From a Former KO
Andriani Buck speaks on “Perspectives From a Former KO” during the Cloud Security & Compliance Series, an ongoing informational series for contractors in the Defense Industrial Base looking to meet federal compliance mandates. Continue Reading
When Eligibility is the Question: Filing and Defending Against Size and Status Protests
Given the proliferation of set-aside contracts in the federal government contracting industry, eligibility for the 8(a), HUBZone, women-owned and veteran-owned programs is critical. This eligibility can greatly expand contracting opportunities and result in more contract awards. But, did Continue Reading
Highs and Lows in Ethics
Cathy Mohan speaks on “Highs and Lows in Ethics” during the 2022 Defense Asbestos Litigation Seminar at Harrah's, Las Vegas, NV. Continue Reading
Effective Utilization of Bid Protests to Obtain and Defend Contract Awards
Competition for federal government contracts today is fierce. As a result, bid protests are a common feature of many procurements. Understanding the processes and procedures that govern bid protests can mean the difference between getting a contract or losing out to a competitor. McCarter partner, Continue Reading
Future of Trial Practice
Stesha Emmanuel joins a panel on “Future of Trial Practice” during The Future of Trial Practice in Pharmaceutical Drug and Device Litigation one day seminar presented by the American Bar Association. Continue Reading
Pathways to Government Contracting: Simplified Acquisition Procedures & Commercial Items
The unique regulatory landscape of Government Contracting makes it difficult for new or commercial businesses to enter the space. Fortunately, the Government has created several programs to assist companies looking to enter the Federal market. These opportunities certainly help these Continue Reading
Essential Subcontracting Considerations on Federal Projects
In the federal government contracting space, subcontracts have to do double duty. Not only do they have to address the requirements of the prime and subcontractor, they also have to consider the interests of the government. In this webinar, experienced government contracting attorney Maria Continue Reading