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GAO Awards Costs for Delayed Corrective Action on Realism Blunder
In this cost claim following corrective action, the protester sought reimbursement of the costs of pursuing its bid protests challenging a task order award...
Protester Claimed Experience Requirement Was Unduly Restrictive. GAO Wasn’t Convinced.
The protester challenged the solicitation's corporate experience requirement, arguing that the agency's minimum project value of $6.5 million or greater per year was unduly...
AI Meeting Tools Face Wiretapping Wake-Up Call
Robinson+Cole - A new California federal lawsuit against AI notetaking provider Granola highlights a growing privacy risk for companies using meeting transcription tools: consent...
New Frontiers in Spoliation: Preserving AI Records in Litigation
McGuireWoods - The explosion of generative AI in the workplace has created a new and largely unaddressed category of litigation risk. In May 2025,...
A New Era of Trade Enforcement
Bradley - Trade fraud takes center stage and continues to expand as a priority for the Department of Justice (DOJ). On July 14, 2026,...
The Next Buy American Compliance Battleground: Product Characterization for Technology Manufacturers
Centre Law & Consulting - There are plenty of risks with Buy American Act compliance, but the biggest risk is hidden – that a...
GSA and OMB Propose Legislative Changes to Advance the Revolutionary FAR...
Greenberg Traurig - In July 2026, the General Services Administration (GSA) published 20 legislative proposals along with a related summary submitted to Congress by...
What Does Nonstatutory Really Mean (Weathering the RFO Series- Part 2)
FedSubK - In my last article, I talked about one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) is the idea that...
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