McCarter & English Government Affairs Advisor Vin Mauro joins Senator James Maroney to examine general government engagement, the state of Connecticut politics, and the current legislative session. The Pints and Policy discussion will be held at District of New Haven, located at 470 James Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence Means Real Money: What Government Contractors Need to Know About the AI Revolution
In this brief kickoff, Alex Major and Philip Lee, members of McCarter & English’s nationally recognized Government Contracts practice, explain the present state of artificial intelligence in federal contracting. Whether being used, sold to, or regulated by the government, this is a new frontier Continue Reading
Beyond Prohibition: Evolving Enforcement Policies for Cannabis and Controlled Substances
Ryan Magee, president of C. Willard Heckel Inn of Court, is moderating the panel, Beyond Prohibition: Evolving Enforcement Policies for Cannabis and Controlled Substances on February 21st, 2024. The panel discusses the new era of cannabis laws and regulation in the wake of increased Continue Reading
Government Contract Compliance and Cybersecurity
Alex Major and Franklin Turner provide important guidance for government contractors who are seeking to ensure compliance with the government’s rapidly expanding cybersecurity requirements. Contractors learn about the statutory and regulatory requirements applicable to contractors including: Key Continue Reading
PFAS State Level Perspectives
Amy Berg presents on a webinar “PFAS State Level Perspectives,” during Perrin Conferences’ PFAS Litigation and Regulatory Developments Conference. The presentation discusses recently enacted and proposed state laws in labeling requirements, food packaging, and other products, challenges facing Continue Reading
Size and Status Protests: A Primer on Bases, Process and Procedure
In this final installment of PCI’s Everything You Need To Know About Bid, Size & Status Protests Series, experienced Government Contracts attorney Franklin Turner provides an overview on size and status protests on federal set-aside contracts. Attendees gain an understanding of: This Continue Reading
Keeping Your Award: Bid Protest Intervention
In this second of three installments of PCI’s Everything You Need To Know About Bid, Size & Status Protests Series, experienced Government Contracts attorney Franklin Turner explain the process in which an awardee, whose award has been bid protested, can defend their contract award: Continue Reading
Patent Law Course
Maria Laccotripe Zacharakis taught a Patent Law course as part of the Translational Biomedical Engineering program at Harvard Medical School. This Advanced Integrated Science course at Harvard Medical School, targets 3rd and 4th year HMS Medical students and aims to provide the students with an Continue Reading
Women Lawyers Navigating Midlife
Diana Manning joins fellow panelists for “Women Lawyers Navigating Midlife.” The CLE program dives into the experiences of accomplished professionals who have successfully charted their own paths, defying conventional norms and reshaping the landscape for women in the legal profession. Continue Reading
Life After BME Degree
George Blazeski discusses life after earning a biomedical engineering degree at the Stevens Institute of Technology’s Second Annual BME Day event. This half-day event provides an opportunity to network with the Stevens community and learn more about the Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME). Continue Reading