Nothing is more concerning to small or midsize government contractors than the prospect of a false claims allegation during the bidding process or performance of a federal contract or subcontract.

During litigation, a party may engage in discovery and seek the production of documents from other parties as well as from nonparties. A subpoena is required to compel a nonparty to "attend, give testimony.

You know the drill—a large government contractor is looking for teammates to support its bid and proposal efforts in response to a Government RFP. That larger prime has its own paper (NDA, TA, Subcontract).

On December 3, 2024, the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas entered a preliminary injunction suspending enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)...

The last few weeks have brought substantial nationwide developments in the ever-changing labor and employment space. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted to finalize a rule banning most non-compete agreements.

On October 1, Maryland will join a growing number of jurisdictions that mandate and enforce "wage range transparency" in employment advertisements. The new law will require employers...

As you may know, on December 3rd, as the result of a Texas federal court issuance of a preliminary injunction, temporarily pausing the CTA's enforcement.

When acquiring a business, one of the first decisions a buyer will have to make is whether to purchase the target business's stock or purchase its assets.

On August 20, a federal judge in Texas permanently blocked the Federal Trade Commission's ("FTC") rule that would have banned nearly all noncompete agreements nationwide.