
Eight Things Dealmakers Should Know About Government Contracts
Government contracting has several nuances and unique features that require extra attention from dealmakers.
Educating jurors on the fundamentals of science requires two-way trust with the jury, and finding the balance between providing enough information while not boring the jurors through repetition.
Two securities certiorari petitions are pending at the Supreme Court, and one of them concerning materiality should get a high court hearing.
Government contracting has several nuances and unique features that require extra attention from dealmakers.
California cannabis businesses would benefit from an excise tax rate reduction, but they should review operational legal and accounting documents and be careful when applying tax exemptions.
Chamber of Progress CEO Adam Kovacevich says the way Silicon Valley founders build companies can translate well to building a policy advocacy group that’s capable of real impact.
Government contracting has several nuances and unique features that require extra attention from dealmakers.
Big Law attorneys’ and staff’s political contributions skewed further Democratic in the 2023–2024 period, according to new data—possibly reflecting an incumbency advantage or a reaction to the Jan. 6 US Capitol riot.
Disney’s decision to cancel Jimmy Kimmel’s program, only to reinstate him days later, shows why companies must put values at the center of corporate governance.
On today’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits, we hear from three lawyers who’ve found a lucrative niche for themselves working on data center projects. They talk about how one becomes a data center lawyer, what some of the challenges are here, and how a law firm can organize itself to better serve data center clients.
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