Emerging and Recurring Issues for Small Business Government Contractors (from Annual Advanced Business Law Conference 2021) (On Demand Seminar)

A pre-recorded streaming VIDEO replay of one session from the September 2021 live seminar, 47th Annual Advanced Business Law Conference 2021: Back to Business as Unusual—Legal Issues Impacting Businesses in 2021 (That Have Nothing to Do with COVID-19) 

Cosponsored with the Business Law Section of the Virginia State Bar

A dedicated government contracting focus is a great way for any business to grow, especially when their “traditional” lines of business may have slowed or experienced a disruption. Our panel of experienced practitioners focus in on the specific issues of most concern to small business contractors and subcontractors, whether they are new to government contracting or are veterans in this challenging field. The discussion includes issues like teaming agreements and joint ventures, prime contract “flowdown” provisions, small business set aside rules, mentor-protégé arrangements, and affiliation rules.

 

BUSINESS LAW SECTION BOARD AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Steven L. Brinker, Crenshaw, Ware & Martin, PLC / Norfolk
William A. Burke, Assistant General Counsel, ADS, Inc. / Virginia Beach
Lindsey A. Carney, Patten, Wornom, Hatten & Diamonstein LC / Newport News
Matthew A. Clary, III, Law Offices of Matthew A. Clary, III / Fairfax
John M. Huddle, The Global Law Group, PLC / Richmond
Brent Justus, McGuireWoods LLP / Richmond
Steven J. Keeler (Chair), Keeler PLC / Charlottesville
Karl T. Knoll, Clarabridge, Inc. / Reston
Autumn R. Visser, Woods Rogers PLC / Roanoke

FACULTY

Kenneth Brody, David, Brody & Dondershine, LLP / Reston
Paul Hawkins, Reaves Coley PLLC / Chesapeake
Patice Holland, Woods Rogers PLC / Roanoke
Robert E. Korroch, Williams Mullen / Norfolk, VA
Brad Reaves, Reaves Coley PLLC / Chesapeake