In a January 2024 bid protest denied by the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”), an all-too familiar issue regarding allegedly late email bid submissions timeliness brought the split between GAO and the Court of Federal Claims (“COFC”) back into focus. The
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Living in Grandma’s Property and off her Money Does Not Confer Standing to Her
We have done a lot of complaining lately about some pretty bizarre cases. Then, along comes Schultz v. Schultz and Passetti; an important case that merits being published because it makes important law and is a credit to the litigants…
The Long Hard Journey: The NTSB & Petitions for Reconsideration
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Wednesday, April 17, 2024 | 1 – 2:30 pm ET | 10 – 11:30 am PT
One of the NTSB’s most important duties is determining the probable cause of an accident. But what if you disagree with…
The Fluctuating Work Week Arrangement: What Does Fluctuate Really Mean?
I am asked many times by clients whether they should put workers on a fluctuating work week (FWW) arrangement, as a method of providing income stability and also to lower the overtime costs if that person works overtime. This is…
Litigants in Two Major International Arbitrations Ask the Supreme Court to Review the Standard for Showing “Evident Partiality” By Arbitrators
Conflicts of interest are of great interest to law firms, prosecutors, and arbitrators. In two major international arbitrations, parties are seeking review by the United States Supreme Court of the standard that courts should apply when considering whether to vacate…
The FAA & Remote ID of Drones . . . Now There Are Consequences!
This is the week the FAA’s Remote ID requirement for drones went into full effect in the United States. “Wait a minute . . .” I can hear you saying. “The Remote ID rules went into effect back in September…
March 22 ERC Voluntary Disclosure Deadline Rapidly Approaching
The March 22 deadline for applying to the IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program (VDP) to repay improperly claimed Employee Retention Credits (ERC) at a discount is just around the corner. The VDP requires businesses to repay only 80% of the improper…
A DCMA Exemption for ‘Right to Repair’?
The Federal Trade Commission and the DOJ support a Digital Millennium Copyright Act exemption for vehicle operational data to promote the “right to repair.”
- An exemption currently exists for computer programs that control motorized land vehicles, marine vessels, and mechanized
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Your Teen’s Identity: A Place Divorced Parents Need to Protect
We just posted a piece about how parents can get into financial trouble while trying to cushion their children from the harsh reality that divorced couples have less to contribute to expensive child activities. Parental guilt can often really tax…
Hospitality Industry Impact of the Upcoming Junk Fee Ban
Hospitality employers in California beware. Effective July 1, 2024, California’s Junk Fee Ban (SB 478) will go into effect, making it unlawful to advertise, display or offer a price for a good or service that does not include…