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..., and others, reflect the fact that the government will continue to look to the FCA as a primary enfo...; hickeyd@gtlaw.com) is a government contracts law attorney at Greenberg Traurig LLP The views ex...
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This article is a study of the law gozerning United States military procurement oondueted outside the United States. Emphasis is placed on the recogni...
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By MERRI BERLAGE
What does Prevailing Wage mean to John Q. Public? In 1931 the federal law named "Davis-Bacon Act," and later in Illinois in the 1940s a similar law was enacted into law to encourage the hiring of skilled local workers. Historians argue that the law was passed to prevent African-Americans from bidding on government contracts. Modern proponents of the law, however, argue that while elements of racism no doubt were part of the parlance of passing the bill, the motivating principle was clearly about a locality's ability to protect itself economically from wage rates.
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This article is a study of the law gozerning United States military procurement oondueted outside the United States. Emphasis is placed on the recogni...
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Two new state laws that went into effect today require businesses to confirm their employees are in Louisiana legally if they receive government contracts.
A New Orleans labor law attorney says the measures aren't as strict as ones approved in other states, such as Mississippi and Alabama, that require all employers to use the federal e-Verify system to confirm they're not hiring illegal workers.
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... operations through logistics support contracts. It comprises four contracts. Three for performanc.... Government acquisition officials responsible for the support ...
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Did you know that no federal law prohibits awarding juicy government contracts to companies that owe back taxes? We didn't either. A company could be in criminal noncompliance with the tax code and still receive millions of taxpayer dollars.
The Government Accountability Office, the nonpartisan investigative arm of Congress, reported this week that at least 3,700 federal contractors who received money under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act owed a combined $757 million in back taxes. That represents about one in 20 of all stimulus contracts. Most of the known outstanding taxes were corporate and payroll.
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In his January 1989 farewell address to the nation, President Reagan warned, "Man is not free unless government is limited. .. There's a clear cause and effect here that is as neat and predictable as a
law of physics:As government expands, liberty contracts." Earlier this month, we saw countless Americans heed Mr. Reagan's warning, turning out in droves to cast their vote in defense of liberty.
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Dale K. Cathell has been promoted to partner in the finance practice in the Baltimore office of DLA Piper. Cathell regularly represents financial institutions and other creditor clients before state and federal courts. He also represents secured and unsecured creditors, debtors, trustees, lessors and committees in bankruptcy cases. Cathell has a bachelor's degree from the University of Maryland and J.D. from the University of Baltimore.
William M. Davidow Jr., a member of the business law, health care, securities and tax planning practice groups of Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, has been named Baltimore Corporate Lawyer of the Year for 2011 by "Best Lawyers in America." Davidow provides counsel to for-profit and not-for-profit entities, focusing his corporate practi...
... are surety and fidelity law, and government contracts. Michael S. Clevenger, vice president, B...
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Chris Solop, chairman of the construction litigation and government contracts division of the Jackson-based law firm of Robinson Biggs Ingram Solop and Farris, is general counsel for the Mississippi Associated General Contractors. C.J. "Buddy" Edens, head of the Mississippi Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, had not returned an e-mail and a phone call seeking comment by the time the Mississippi Business Journal went to press Thursday afternoon.