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Should the ASBCA Recognize a Fatwa Issued by the Taliban?
The claimants had leased land in Afghanistan to the U.S. government. A dispute arose as to whether the claimants actually owned the land they...
Awardee Didn’t Expressly Commit to Meeting All PWS Requirements. Why Wasn’t...
The protester alleged the agency should’ve penalized the awardee for not expressly committing to meeting all of the PWS requirements. GAO didn't see this...
Caution, Optimism, and Opportunity: M&A Outlook at the Tail End of...
The end of 2022 is in sight, but not much else on the economic horizon is clear. A number of worrisome trends are putting...
New Research Reveals How M&A Deal Leaks Evolved During the Pandemic
In the quest to negotiate the best deal possible within the world of mergers and acquisitions, it can sometimes be easy to forget how...
Businesses Should Consider the SAFETY Act a Core Part of Their...
Since its passage two decades ago, the Support Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002 (the SAFETY Act) has been one of the...
DoD Memo Encourages Cyber Apprenticeships for Contractors
The Defense Department is encouraging its contractors to utilize DOL-registered cyber apprenticeships as a way to meet demand for qualified workers, but vendors say...
Medicare Advantage Programs’ Increasing Popularity Invites Heightened FCA and Regulatory Scrutiny
As Medicare Advantage attracts more eligible beneficiaries, it is also drawing attention from FCA prosecutors. In 2022, enrollment in Medicare Advantage plans reached 28.7...
The Pandemic’s Effect on Physician Practice Transactions: Valuation Issues, Differing Buyer...
The medical practice transaction ecosystem is very dynamic. Varying business reasons motivate each market participant’s activity, but it adds to a frenzied environment in...
