FY 08 DOD AUTHORIZATION ACT TIGHTENS GOVERNMENT CONTRACT RULES

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update
Vol. IV, No. 1 April, 2008

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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FAR FINAL RULE REQUIRES CONTRACTORS, SUBCONTRACTORS TO IMPLEMENT CODE OF BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT; ADDITIONAL ONEROUS REQUIREMENTS MAY FOLLOW

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update
Vol. III, No. 4 January, 2008

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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CONGRESS PROPOSES CIVIL FALSE CLAIMS REWRITE; CAS AND COST ISSUES PREDOMINATE

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update
Vol. III, No. 3 October, 2007

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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CONTRACTORS TARGETED BY LAW AND REGULATION CHANGES; COURTS REJECT GOVERNMENT BAD FAITH

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update
Vol. III, No. 2 May, 2007

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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PROPOSED FAR REQUIRES CONTRACTOR ETHICS CODE AND COMPLIANCE PROGRAM, REPORT OF “IRREGULARITIES” AND “FULL COOPERATION” WITH GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATORS

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update
Vol. III, No. 1 March, 2007

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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DEMOCRATS’ CONTROL OF CONGRESS PORTENDS INCREASED GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR SCRUTINY

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update
Vol. II, No. 4 December, 2006

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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PENSION REFORM ACT CREATES CAS, COST RECOVERY ISSUES; TAX LEGISLATION TO INCREASE WITHHOLDS ON CONTRACTORS

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update:
Vol. II, No. 3 August, 2006

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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CONGRESS TARGETS CONTRACTORS FOR “PROFITEERING”; COURT REJECTS GOVERNMENT INTERPRETATION OF CAS “INCREASED COSTS”

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update:
Vol. II, No. 2 June, 2006

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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CONGRESS EYES "CONTRACTING-IN";
COURT DECISIONS ARE SUSPECT

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update:
Vol. II, No. 1 February, 2006

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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CONGRESS EMPHASIZES CONTRACTORS SCRUTINY;
COURT REJECTS GOVERNMENT’S IR&D DISALLOWANCE

Smith Pachter McWhorter PLC
Government Contracts Update:
Vol. I, No. 2 December, 2005

By Stephen D. Knight

Smith Pachter McWhorter constantly tracks current events, issues, and trends in Government Contracts to keep clients on the cutting edge of legal and policy developments.

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BURDENS ON CONTRACTORS TO INCREASE;
COURT REJECTS DCAA SEGMENT CLOSING POSITION