Regulations, Compliance, & Enforcement
AI and ICT Compliance, Rare Earth Supply Chains, Small Business Fraud, Cyber Enforcement
Morgan Lewis - Recent developments in government contracting highlight growing federal attention to artificial intelligence (AI) governance, technology supply chain security, domestic industrial capacity,...
Contractor Settles False Claim Allegations Over Cybersecurity Violations
Cohen Seglias - Alabama defense contractor, LOGZONE, Inc. (LOGZONE), which provides logistics services, has agreed to pay $507,144 to resolve allegations brought under the...
Amid Rising Interest in Defense, IPOs Are an Increasingly Viable Exit Route for Investors
A&O Shearman - Public listings are becoming an attractive path to liquidity in a sector where trade buyers may be constrained by national security...
Just Having a ‘Human in the Loop’ Is Not AI Governance
FedScoop - As federal agencies accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence, policymakers and technology leaders increasingly emphasize the importance of keeping a “human in...
Space Force Acquisition Nominee Faces Ethics Scrutiny over Defense Industry Ties
Government Executive - U.S. senator wants a Raytheon executive who was nominated to serve as a top Air Force space acquisition official to commit...
The Most Radical Act a Compliance Officer Can Do? Delete a Pointless Control
Corporate Compliance Insights - What if anthropologist David Graeber wrote his bestseller “Bullshit Jobs,” with its chapter on a compliance professional, today? Severin Wirz...
5 Keys to Effective Trade Compliance (Part 1)
Volkov - What separates effective trade compliance programs from ineffective ones? It starts at the top. Good, bad, or ugly, it all trickles down...
The Current State of Project Labor Agreements in Federal Procurements – Full Speed Ahead!
Abrahams Wolf-Rodda - The Biden-era Project Labor Agreement (“PLA”) Executive Order lives on, says the 11th Circuit, and is enforced by the Trump Administration....
‘Voluntary’ Until the Government Is Your Customer
Lawfare - The new executive order on artificial intelligence (AI) goes out of its way to say that its frontier-model evaluation framework is voluntary....
DOJ Reaches $507,144 Settlement with Defense Contractor, Signals Increased FCA Scrutiny of Cybersecurity Self-Assessments
Sidely - On June 18, 2026, the DOJ announced a settlement with LOGZONE Inc., a defense contractor, to pay $507,144 to resolve allegations that...
Proposed 2 C.F.R. Part 200 Changes: Expanded Oversight, Political Scrutiny and New Compliance Obligations for Award Recipients
Akin - On May 29, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) published a proposed rule that would significantly revise 2 C.F.R. Part...
The Bosch Declination: Part 1 – the DOJ’s New National Security Enforcement Playbook
Compliance Podcast Network - The Bosch Declination is an important early marker in the Department of Justice’s new corporate enforcement architecture. It is also...
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