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PilieroMazza’s Weekly Update: Visit this link for a recap of recent legislative and regulatory updates affecting government contractors and commercial businesses.

Blog 10.30.24

Overcoming the Sovereign Acts Doctrine: Contractor Recovers Costs Related to COVID-19 Quarantine

For government contractors filing COVID-related claims, this decision underscores the significance of effectively structuring a contract and maintaining consistent communication with the contracting officer.

Blog 10.25.24

What DOD’s Proposed Changes to its Prototype OT (Other Transaction) Agreements Regulations Mean for Defense Contractors

PilieroMazza’ s GovCon attorneys highlight some key changes to DOD’s prototype project OT regulations and their potential impacts on government contractors working with DOD.

Blog 10.24.24

Win or Lose: Using CMMC 2.0 Proposed Rule to Position Yourself for DOD Contracts

Client Alert 10.18.24

Corporate Transparency Act, Part 2: Exempt Status, Physical Office, Dissolved and Tribal Entities, and Beneficial Ownership Information

To help businesses comply with and avoid harsh enforcement penalties, this client alert summarizes recent developments in the CTA—including filing requirements after losing exempt status under the CTA, physical office and tax return requirements for the large operating company exemption, reporting requirements for dissolved entities, the CTA’s applicability to tribal entities, and outside access to the BOIR.

Event 11.01.24

Legal Strategies & Capture Planning

Event 11.04.24

Limitations on Subcontracting: Key Updates and Tips for Compliance

Event 11.12.24

Legal MOSA (Modular Open System Approach) Considerations for Industry