When does artistic expression become a constitutional issue? Matthew Windman presents a Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts program titled “Freedom of Speech, the First Amendment, and the Arts,” where he examines freedom of speech under the First Amendment and how it applies — and sometimes does not Continue Reading
Litigating in a Changed PTAB Landscape: IPRs, Reexams, and Stays from Both Sides of the “v.”
Recent shifts in PTAB institution practices and reexamination use are reshaping how litigants approach parallel district court proceedings. At the Boston Intellectual Property Law Association 2026 Symposium, Leah McCoy explores evolving plaintiff and defense strategies for seeking or opposing Continue Reading
Navigating Mergers and Acquisitions in Federal Contracting
In today's federal contracting environment, mergers and acquisitions are playing a larger strategic role. While opportunities are growing, the issues are uniquely complex. GovCon M&A requires navigating a wide range of considerations, and many leaders underestimate the implications of Continue Reading
AI Guidance and Policies Post E.O. 14110
This is session 2 of 2 in the Introduction to AI and Government Contracting Series 2026. Philip Lee introduces students to guidance issued by Federal Agencies pertaining to the use of AI to support mission priorities. This session also introduces students to current AI issues and areas of Continue Reading
Introduction to AI In Federal Government
This is session 1 of 2 in the Introduction to AI and Government Contracting Series 2026. Philip Lee introduces students to what Artificial Intelligence is understood to mean and how it has been defined in the Federal Government. He examines the history of Artificial Intelligence and guidance the Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence: Will it Transform the Practice of Trust and Estate Law?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the legal landscape, raising both exciting opportunities and important questions for trust and estate practitioners. In this session, “Artificial Intelligence: Will it Transform the Practice of Trust and Estate Law?”, Tim Ferges explores how emerging Continue Reading
2026 Federal Practice Bench-Bar Symposium
McCarter & English partner Daniella Gordon joins a distinguished panel of speakers at the 3rd Annual Federal Practice Bench-Bar Symposium, presented the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE) and the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey (AFBNJ), in collaboration Continue Reading
Grayscale Indie Business Summit
Leah McCoy speaks at GRAYSCALE Indie Business Summit, three-day event designed for artists, creative entrepreneurs, and independent retailers in Salem, MA. Leah joins two panels: “Making the Most of It: Resources and Services & How to Get What You Need from Them,” and “We’re Just Getting Continue Reading
Exploring Controlled Info & Cybersecurity Maturity
This training on cybersecurity in government contracting cover two topics essentials to understanding the government’s requirements for prime contractors: Controlled Unclassified Information & the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification. The first part of this training covers controlled Continue Reading
GSA Cybersecurity Requirements vs. CMMC: What Contractors Need to Know
Flow-down requirements are often overlooked, and can create serious risk for government contractors, especially small and mid-sized businesses. Alex Major joins Derek White of Cuick Trac for a practical discussion on what these requirements really mean and how to address them proactively. In this Continue Reading