Both new and longstanding Federal Government contractors and subcontractors know that there are extensive regulations such as the FAR, DFAR and CFIUS that define business operations beyond contract performance. For example there are regulations on governance, subcontracting, purchasing, forming joint ventures, hiring, working with non-US businesses or getting investment from non-US businesses or persons. Failing…
The Position A growing, entrepreneurial law firm seeks an Office Assistant. The Office Assistant supports office operations and assists the firm’s principal attorney in managing the office. The Office Assistant is primarily responsible for organizing physical and electronic files, managing incoming and outgoing email and mail, scheduling, client relationships, billing, social media, travel arrangements, maintaining supplies, and other…
Whether President Joe Biden’s Buy American executive order gets government contractors to comply with supply source rules could depend on how bold whistleblowers are and how aggressively the Justice Department relies on the False Claims Act, attorneys say. Contractors are going to have to revisit their supply chain and sourcing practices to comply with enhanced…
Margaret joined her friend and colleague and at times co-counsel Sara Kropf in drafting an article on Representing Federal Government Contractors in Parallel Criminal, Civil, and Administrative Investigations that was published in NACDL‘s renowned journal, The Champion® Click Here to Read the Article