US OSHA currently has several well-established regulations that apply to aspects of workplace protection that also apply to certain workplaces operating during the pandemic.

In this episode of the Government Contracts Legal Roundup, Parter David Robbins reviews a series of litigation cases, including a claims update and two bid protest cases.

In this episode, Partner David B. Robbins discusses recent bid protest and claims decisions affecting government contractors and grant recipients.

In this episode, Partner David B. Robbins focuses on the minimum wage increase for federal government contractors, as well as recent bid protest and claims decisions.

In this episode, host David B. Robbins discusses regulatory developments and rules that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as recent bid protest and claims cases.

Episode 27 of the Government Contracts Legal Round-Up features an unusual FOIA request related to the Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program and two notable bid protest and...

Partner David Robbins discusses two final rules released by the Department of Defense that amend the DFARS requirements related to contract cost and pricing.

Co-Hosts Matthew L. Haws and Sati Harutyunyan discuss the latest court orders blocking the enforcement of the Biden Administration's vaccine mandate for federal contractors issued on September 9

In Episode 26 of the Government Contracts Legal Round-Up, Partner David B. Robbins leverages his experience as a former acting Suspending and...

Special Counsel Marcus Childress joined MSNBC's Deadline with Nicolle Wallace for a roundtable discussion about the jury conviction of four Proud Boys members for seditious conspiracy...

Jenner & Block's Anti-Corruption Enforcement 2022 Year in Review is a comprehensive analysis of significant developments in anti-corruption laws and practice worldwide.

Jenner & Block's Anti-Corruption Enforcement 2023 Year in Review provides a concise and comprehensive analysis of key developments in anti-corruption laws and practices worldwide.

In an article for City AM, Partner Christine Braamskamp explores how – without detailed guidance from the FCA - financial sector employers...

In this episode of the Government Contracts Legal Roundup, Special Counsel Nathan Castellano summarizes the Supreme Court's Chevron decision as it relates to government contractors.

In this episode, host David B. Robbins focuses on the latest regulatory developments and rules facing government contractors, including the new Executive Order on COVID-19 vaccinations.

Mr. Robbins and Ms. Onibokun also discussed the latest bid protest cases contractors should be aware of and the US Department of Justice's Civil Cyber-Fraud initiative.

Host David R. Robbins fdiscusses the latest rule changes and regularly announcements made by the Biden Administration that will impact government contractors and grant recipients.

Co-hosts Matthew L. Haws and Sati Harutyunyan discuss the implications of the US Supreme Court decision to stay OSHA's vaccine-or-test emergency temporary standard (ETS).

Partner David Robbins, co-chair of Jenner & Block's Government Contracts Practice, discusses the important developments facing government contractors and grant recipients in the latest episode...

On April 5, 2021, the US Supreme Court decided the long-running and closely-watched case of Google v. Oracle