Starting in June 2019, the Department of Defense (“DoD”) has been working on a new cybersecurity certification program – Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (“CMMC”). The
MWL Counsel Johana “Jody” Reed was quoted in an article, “Lawyers anticipate increased False Claims Act prosecutions for cybersecurity,” in the online news service, Inside
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) recently announced that instead of having 24 separate schedules for the government to order goods and services, it intends
The U.S. Government has reopened, at least temporarily. What does that mean for you as a government contractor? Well it depends on the agencies you
Unfortunately, it’s been less than two years since we last had to give this advice (see: https://restonlaw.com/what-to-do-in-case-of-a-government-shutdown/). Here is that advice again, updated to reflect
One of the biggest hurdles contractors face when they use software that has been developed at private expense, such as in an Independent Research And
Palantir USG, Inc. v. United States, CAFC 2017-1465, September 7, 2018, is one of those rare cases where the Government appealed a Court of Federal
TRANSFERRING SBA BUSINESS ENTITIES INTO A REVOCABLE TRUST By: Katherine David October 2018 When a business owner creates a revocable trust, we often recommend that
It is best practice for companies to have standard end user licenses (“EULAs”) for commercial software licensed to the federal government due to the protections
The GSA issued its final rule on the applicability of certain clauses that are frequently used in commercial license agreements such as EULAs (end-user license