Subcontracting is an essential part of federal contracting, but many contractors don't fully understand how to approach it strategically to ensure compliance and achieve successful results. In this webinar, Maria Panichelli explains key subcontracting concepts from both Prime and Sub perspectives. Continue Reading
IIJA, BABA, Other Recent Developments in Buy American Compliance
This is session 4 of 4 in The Buy American Act and Domestic Preference Series In this final webinar, Cara Wulf and Philip Lee explore the rapidly changing domestic preference landscape. They provide an overview of domestic preference enforcement activity, and reviews recent developments and Continue Reading
Small Business Boot Camp: Eligibility & Eligibility Challenges in SBA Small Business Programs
In recent years there has been an increased focus on the federal small business programs, and a corresponding increase in the amount of federal contracts set-aside for small, and specific types of small, businesses. In this environment, eligibility for the 8(a), HUBZone, women-owned (WOSB/EDWOSB) Continue Reading
Negotiating Terms & Conditions
Anyone who has negotiated terms and conditions for a Government subcontract knows that it is a challenging process. The negotiation of terms and conditions is different with every transaction, and requires the negotiator to build a library of knowledge to navigate this complex territory. The first Continue Reading
Napkins, Notebooks, and the Tablet Testator—Statutes, Screens, and the Slippery Slope of Non-Traditional Wills
Tim Ferges speaks on a panel covering “Napkins, Notebooks, and the Tablet Testator – Statutes, Screens, and the Slippery Slope of Non-Traditional Wills” at the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel’s National Fall Meeting in Austin, Texas. The program examines the Harmless Error doctrine, Continue Reading
The BAA/TAA and DOD
This is session 3 of 4 in The Buy American Act and Domestic Preference Series In this course, Cara Wulf and Philip Lee lead a tour through the domestic preference requirements that apply to Department of Defense procurements. They examine the differences (or no) between the Buy American Act/Trade Continue Reading
Status of Connecticut Women in the Law Symposium
Hartford Office Managing Partner, Moy Oglivie, and Partner Vanessa Roberts Avery, join a distinguished group of speakers at the Status of Connecticut Women in the Law Symposium, presented by the Connecticut Bar Foundation and James W. Cooper Fellows at Quinnipiac Quinnipiac University School of Continue Reading
CMMC 360º: Every Voice, Every Step
Alex Major joins a panel titled “CMMC 360º: Every Voice, Every Step” during the CS5, The Official Conference of The Cyber AB. Continue Reading
Raising Capital for Startups: Legal Strategies from Bootstrap to Exit
Gary Ross and Jacob Shulman present on “Raising Capital for Startups: Legal Strategies from Bootstrap to Exit” as part of a CLE course hosted by LawLine. The course guides attorneys through the legal and practical challenges of helping startups raise capital—-from initial founder funding to Continue Reading
GovCon Legal Essentials: Teaming and Subcontracting 101
In this special 90 min installment of the M&E GovCon webinar series, M&E GovCon partner Maria Panichelli provides contractors with an overview of everything they need to know about teaming and subcontracting on federal projects, from both a prime and subcontractor point of view. As a Continue Reading