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When a “Continuing Violation” Isn’t

Post on Jun. 19, 2019

Lawyers who work in the environmental field are accustomed to statutes and regulations providing that each day a violation is present constitutes a separate offense. These provisions often lead to rapidly accumulating......

MTA’s New Debarment Powers Pose an Existential Risk

Post on Jun. 18, 2019

The normal project and contractual risks faced by contractors, consultants and suppliers to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority are considerable. A new law and regulations mandating that the MTA debar contractors,......

Can a Noncompliant Cybersecurity Program Be a False Claim?

Post on Jun. 17, 2019

By now, government contractors generally are familiar with the Federal Government’s concerns over cybersecurity and the FAR and DFARS clauses requiring contractors to implement cybersecurity programs and otherwise......

What’s My Blanket Purchase Agreement Worth? Apparently, Not Much

Post on Jun. 04, 2019

Blanket Purchase Agreements (“BPAs”) are essentially charge accounts with qualified sources of supply. See, FAR 13.303-1. They are designed to be a simplified method of filling repetitive needs for supplies and......

The Social Security Administration’s “No-Match” Letters are Back, and Employers Must be Careful

Post on May 30, 2019

The Social Security Administration has resumed the issuance of “No-Match” letters to employers, creating a murky set of obligations to avoid fines or penalties in the event of a Homeland Security Investigations......

2019 Legislative Changes Affecting the Construction Industry

Post on May 24, 2019

The 2019 Florida Legislative Session recently concluded and a number of important construction-related House Bills (HB) and Senate Bills (SB) were presented during the Session. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has 15 days......

Medium to Large Employers Must Provide Pay Data by September 30

Post on May 24, 2019

A recent court ruling affecting most mid-sized and large employers requires them to submit pay data related to diversity statistics by September 30. As a result, it is imperative that employers start compiling the......

The Scope of the Doctrine of Good Faith and Fair Dealing

Post on May 20, 2019

In previous blogs, P&A has discussed the doctrine of good faith and fair dealing. The doctrine holds that every contract imposes upon each party a duty of good faith and fair dealing in its performance and......

Effective October 1, 2019, Florida General Contractors Have a Statutory Right to Recovery of Attorney Fees Against a Defaulted Subcontractor’s Surety

Post on May 14, 2019

Florida contractors will soon have a level playing field, at least related to the right to recovery of attorney fees in certain circumstances. Effective October 1, 2019, the Florida statute by which legal fees may be......

The Requirement to Prove Competitive Prejudice Continues to Burden Protestors

Post on May 06, 2019

In order to prevail on a bid protest, the protester must prove not only that the procuring agency erred but also that the protester was competitively prejudiced by that error. Sometimes that can be difficult for the......

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