By: Mary Pat Buckenmeyer Historically, bid protests were filed in the federal district courts. Under the Administrative Procedures Act, 5 U.S.C. § 702, federal district courts reviewed challenges to agency ...
By: Ryan Kennedy In many jurisdictions, now that guidelines for social distancing and wearing masks are better understood, trial courts remain open to receive new cases. In the Circuit Courts ...
By: Mary Pat Buckenmeyer What happens when you are notified by the procuring agency that you have not been awarded the contract that you submitted a bid, proposal, or quote ...
By: Ryan Kennedy In January, the National Association of Realtors published its “Commercial Real Estate Trends & Outlook.” The summary of the report states, “the commercial real estate market continues ...
By: Gerald LeMelle There was much to discourage corporate clients who add talent and bolster their competitiveness by hiring H-1B visa employees. The H-1B Program allows companies and other employers ...
By: Cherylyn Harley LeBon The global pandemic has inflicted worldwide losses on several different levels. The economic costs threaten to impact nearly every type of business and have significant long-lasting ...
By: Mary Pat Buckenmeyer When thinking about bid protests, it is helpful to first look at the basics: what is a bid protest, who can file a bid protest, when is a bid protest filed, and where is ...
By: Tom Dunlap The Trademark Modernization Act (TMA) is an amendment to the Lanham Act concerning trademark disputes, signed on Dec. 27, 2020. The TMA includes a number of changes ...
By: Ithi Joshi D.C., Maryland, and Virginia have recently passed many new pieces of state legislation in the area of employment law. A common theme that has emerged in each ...
By: Michael Lehr For the last seven months, the U.S. Small Business Association (“SBA”) and U.S. Treasury Department have administered one of the Federal government’s widely supported COVID-19 response programs, ...
