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More than 10.000 documents for public contract law

- UK Public Procurement Law Digest: Successfully Setting Aside UK Procurement Contract Awards.
Ever since UK law was changed to permit courts to set aside improperly awarded public contracts, there has been a series of unsuccessful attempts to i...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2012, January 2012
- 42 CFR 411.7 - Services that must be furnished at public expense under a Federal law or Federal Government contract.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 42: Public Health
- UK Public Procurement Law Digest: Successfully Setting Aside UK Procurement Contract Awards
Ever since UK law was changed to permit courts to set aside improperly awarded public contracts, there has been a series of unsuccessful attempts to i...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- United States Law Articles in English

- 25 USC 416 - Sec. 416g. Contract for water, sewerage, law enforcement, or other public services
- US Code - Title 25: Indians
- Gen. Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Mercure, (Ohio 2007)
continuing guaranty; N.Y. law; odometer tampering; illegal contract; public policy; R.C. 4549.46
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Refusal to Renew Physician's Contract Not Deemed a Violation of Public Health Law
Where the plaintiff alleged the defendant violated Public Health Law (PHL) based on its refusal to renew his contract, PHL Section 4406-d(5)(b) was determined to be inapplicable, and the application of PHL Section 4406-d(2), requiring the defendant to comply with its due process requirements before refusing to renew the plaintiff's contract, was error. Reviewing the June 26, 2003 decision of New York State Supreme Court, Erie County Judge John F. O'Donnell in Michael Calabrese, M.D. v. HealthNow, New York, Inc., d/b/a/ Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Western New York, the Appellate Division, Fourth Department reversed the order and denied the plaintiff's motion. The defendant's motion was granted and the complaint was dismissed.
- Daily Record (Rochester, NY)
- November 01, 2004
- Contingency Fees and the Public Interest
A campaign by tort reform groups to prevent private contingency fee lawyers from handling government cases has begun to take hold in some parts of the country. In April, a California trial judge ruled that several cities and counties couldn't contract with private law firms in their public- nuisance suit against lead paint manufacturers.
- Lawyers USA
- August 28, 2007
- Builders' Concern Over E-Verify Still Growing
The Mississippi Employment Protection Act, which was adopted last year and has been codified as Mississippi Code Annotated Sections 71-11-1 and 71-11-3, mandates that all employers in Mississippi shall only hire employees who are legal citizens of the United States of America or are legal aliens, according to Jeremy McNinch, an attorney with Robinson, Biggs, Ingram, Solop & Farris, PLLC, whose areas of practice include commercial litigation, construction and surety law, public contract law as well as family law.
- Mississippi Business Journal, The
- September 04, 2009
- 7 CFR Exhibit C to Subpart E of Part 1901 - FmHA or Its Successor Agency Under Public Law 103 - 354 Financed Contract
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 7: Agriculture
- Marylanders On the Move - Legal Edition: August 20, 2010
Sheela Murthy, founder and president of the Murthy Law Firm, of Owings Mills, on Aug. 18 received the 2010 Spirited Woman of Baltimore Award. Murthy's firm does much of its work in immigration law, helping people from other countries qualify to work in the U.S. In 2008 Murthy received the Maryland International Leadership Award from the State of Maryland and World Trade Center Institute. In 2009 she received the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award; this year she was recognized by the Maryland Chamber of Commerce with its Small Business of the Year Award. Philip M. Andrews, managing principal of Kramon & Graham, of Baltimore, has been elected chair of the Maryland Food Bank. His practice is concentrated in business litigation, but also includes government contracts and procureme...

...He focuses his practice on public law, sports law, and administrative litigation mat...
- The Daily Record (Baltimore)
- August 27, 2010