Part 15 procurements can be difficult. For low-value procurements, the administrative costs associated with the contract might be greater than the performance costs. The government knows this, and has two sets of simplified rules for contracts under certain dollar thresholds. These simplified Continue Reading
Office Hours 2023 Series
Alex Major and Franklin Turner lead an interactive session, and provides thoughts in response to any federal procurement questions that participants might have. Continue Reading
REAs, Claims and Disputes
In this session 4 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series, Philip Lee identifies what to do when things go “wrong” during performance of a Government contract. They discuss the circumstances under which a request for an equitable adjustment (REA) to the contract should be Continue Reading
The Impact of the Supreme Court’s College Admissions Ruling on Employment Law
The Supreme Court’s decision in two related cases involving affirmative action in college admissions will undoubtedly have a big impact on higher education, but what does it mean for employers in other industries? Will government contractors still be required to develop affirmative action plans? Can Continue Reading
State Death Taxes and Fiduciary Income Taxes: Who Said Your Estate or Trust Wasn’t Taxable?
Tim Ferges presents “State Death Taxes and Fiduciary Income Taxes: Who Said Your Estate or Trust Wasn’t Taxable?” at NYU’s School of Professional Studies in New York, NY. Continue Reading
Generation Skipping Tax Administration Issues
Laura Kelly discusses “Generation Skipping Tax Administration Issues” at NJICLE’s Estate Planning Summer Institute in New Brunswick, NJ. Continue Reading
Creditor Claims in the Administration of Estates
Tim Ferges covers “Creditor Claims in the Administration of Estates” at NJICLE’s Estate Planning Summer Institute in New Brunswick, NJ. Continue Reading
Performance of Government Contracts
In this session 3 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series, Philip Lee identify several issues Government contractors will encounter in everyday performance of Government contracts. They discuss performance management, focusing on topics such as evolving cyber requirements and Continue Reading
Procurement Process
In this session 2 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series, Philip Lee discusses the Government procurement process in a nutshell, as well as the Procurement Integrity Act and consequences for violations. They also walk through how to identify agency solicitation and Continue Reading
David Kott speaks at NJICLE’s 2023 Multicounty Litigation—Mass Torts CLE
David Kott joined a panel, including New Jersey Federal Judge Rukhsanah Singh, discussing proposed amendments to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 on the admissibility of expert testimony and to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 16 and 26 on privilege logs. Continue Reading