Mario Russo moderates the inaugural Insurance Law Forum presented by NJICLE in cooperation with the New Jersey State Bar Association Insurance Law Section and the Insurance Defense Special Committee. During the program, Jennifer Black Strutt and Adam Budesheim join presenters discussing some of the Continue Reading
Elements of a Bid Protest
The bid protest process is an integral part of doing business as a government contractor. In this interactive course, veteran Government Contracts attorney Franklin Turner and Maria Panichelli walk contractors through the nuances of the protest lifecycle. At bottom, this course is designed to arm Continue Reading
Dos and Don’ts of Federal Subcontracts: Identifying and Avoiding Common Prime/Sub Mistakes
Federal government contracting is complex, but subcontracting for federal jobs is even more intricate. Subcontracts must align with prime contractor and government requirements, which dictate specific performance and dispute resolution methods. These rules affect subcontractors and primes Continue Reading
Legal and Compliance Risks Raised by the Use of Tracking Technologies on Hospital Websites
Healthcare lawyers George Kendall, Scott Christie, and Megan Nigro address the legal and compliance issues raised by the use of Meta Pixels, Google Analytics and other tracking technologies on hospital and health system websites in this NJHA webinar. The speakers will cover the following topics: Continue Reading
CDA Claims and Claims Litigation before COFC & The Boards of Contract Appeals
Federal government contract disputes are unique. Unlike other types of contract disputes, where you can simply initiate an action in court, federal claims are governed by specific regulations, and must be dealt with using particular procedures involving administrative review and special courts. Continue Reading
Understanding Domestic Preference in Federal Infrastructure Contracts
Construction contractors that do business with the Federal Government are required to comply with a host of domestic preference statutes. These domestic preference requirements can significantly impact how a contractor approaches the performance of its construction contracts funded by Federal Continue Reading
CMMC Update: Understanding Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)
The government requires federal contractors to protect controlled unclassified information (CUI) in accordance with requirements defined in NIST SP 800-171 Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification or CMMC Continue Reading
Seeking Commercial Property Tax Relief in New York City
Partner Frank Ferruggia discusses property tax relief and the current commercial real estate landscape in New York City during the “Doomsday Clock & Cybersecurity and Adding Value: Property Taxes Reduced Webinar” hosted by the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors. Continue Reading
Adding Value: Property Taxes Reduced
Frank Ferruggia discusses reducing property taxes during a “Cybersecurity & Property Taxes Webinar” presented by SIOR NYC Continue Reading
Addressing Common Issues in Federal Construction
Federal government contracting is a highly specialized industry. But Federal construction is even more specialized. The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and its supplementary regulations are uniquely applied to and impact construction contracts. These regulations impose a host of obligations on Continue Reading