Organizational Conflicts of Interest (OCIs) are a critical issue for contractors, potentially derailing contract opportunities or resulting in contract termination. Contractors must avoid actual OCIs and the appearance of one, yet many struggle to recognize or navigate these complex situations. In Continue Reading
Tariffs and Indirect Tax Matters Impacting the Financial Services Industry
Zack Hadzismajlovic, Ron Leibman, Michael Puzyk, and Paul Buonaguro will participate in a March 10th virtual panel discussion on “Tariffs and Indirect Tax Matters Impacting the Financial Services Industry,” hosted by The Wall Street Tax Educational Corporation and co-sponsored by the Wall Street Tax Continue Reading
Introduction to Cybersecurity – Fundamentals of Cybersecurity and Regulatory Updates
This is session 1 of 4 in the Fundamentals of Cybersecurity and Regulatory Updates webinar series In this session, Philip Lee defines cybersecurity foundations and explain why cybersecurity matters. He discusses the type of information that must be protected, and the key governing bodies tasked Continue Reading
Critical Considerations in Negotiating Federal Subcontracts
Federal contracting is complicated. Subcontracting on federal jobs can sometimes be even more so. A successful subcontracting relationship on a federal project requires the parties to consider not only their own interests, but also the interests of the end user, the government. This balancing act Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence Means Real Money – What Government Contractors Need to Know About the AI Revolution
Philip Lee explains the present state of artificial intelligence in federal contracting. Whether being used, sold to, or regulated by the government, this is a new frontier wrought with challenges, opportunities, and uncertainty. Understanding the present state of play is essential for any company Continue Reading
NJ ELEC New Reporting Requirements for IEs and SuperPACs
The Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) has proposed new rules implementing the legislature’s creation of reporting requirements for independent expenditure (IE) committees. In this NJLM webinar, William Palatucci and Stephanie Olivo discuss these new rules and how they affect political Continue Reading
Wait, I’m in Charge? Management Practices for New Lawyers
Not all supervision is done by partners/higher-ups. New lawyers will work on assignments under the supervision of more senior attorneys. Additionally, as new lawyers progress through their careers, they eventually will become senior attorneys and transition into a supervisor role. The dynamic Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence Guidance and Policies Post E.O. 14110
This is session 2 of 2 in the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Government Contracting webinar series. In this session, Philip Lee introduces students to guidance issued by Federal Agencies following Executive Order 14110 and considerations Federal Agencies are to consider when Continue Reading
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence In Federal Government
This is session 1 of 2 in the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Government Contracting webinar series. In this session, 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 Continue Reading
The Evolving Impact of AI in Government Contracting
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming government contracting, offering new opportunities for efficiency and innovation. Cara Wulf discusses the evolving landscape of AI in federal contracting. Cara introduces the latest guidance on the use, sale, and regulation of AI by the Federal Continue Reading