By: Mary Pat Buckenmeyer The General Accountability Office (“GAO”) bid protest regulations state that all protests, other than those challenging improprieties in the solicitation, must be filed no later than ...
By: Ben Barlow On July 1, 2021, Virginia became the first southern state to legalize adult recreational use of marijuana. It was a big step for the Old Dominion, but ...
By: Mary Pat Buckenmeyer A post-award protest, in its simplest of terms, is a written objection to the award of a contract. This blog explores where post-award protests can be ...
By: Daniel Davis On Wednesday (September 15, 2021), a federal judge sentenced Viktors Suhorukovs to four years in prison. Suhorukovs, a Latvian citizen, sent thousands of fake trademark renewal notices ...
By: Ben Barlow While the COVID pandemic focused energies on the legality of workplace covid restrictions and vaccine mandates, “run of the mill” employment problems have run amok. Both employers ...
Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig Joins Friedman Suder & Cooke and Innovative Law Group in Representing ADASA in $62M Case Vienna, VA (October 28, 2021) – Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, a leading ...
Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig Partner Cherylyn Harley LeBon to Attend 43North’s Startup Competition as a Judge Vienna, VA (October 27, 2021) – Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, a leading corporate and intellectual ...
By: Michael Lehr Ready – Set – Shift: NCAA’s NIL Overhaul NCAA Student-Athletes MAY Now Be Able to Monetize Their Name, Image, and Likeness | Part 4 This is the ...
By: Michael Lehr Ready – Set – Shift: NCAA’s NIL Overhaul NCAA Student-Athletes MAY Now Be Able to Monetize Their Name, Image, and Likeness | Part 3 This is part ...
In the News: Recent Intellectual Property Highlights Week of 10/11/2021 | Provided by: Rob Greenspoon Adasa v. Avery Dennison Following an Oregon federal jury’s finding that Avery Dennison infringed ...
