Government Contracting and COVID-19: Emerging Issues – Webinar – April 23, 2020

Alfreda Robinson, President, National Bar Association & Associate Dean, GW Law

Please join the National Bar Association, in conjunction with George Washington University Law School’s Government Procurement Program, for a one-hour webinar on federal contracting and the COVID-19 pandemic — a review of emerging issues, in law and business, for thousands of federal contractors and their employees. 

Thursday, April 23, 2020, 9 am Pacific/10 Mountain/11 Central/12 noon Eastern

https://youtu.be/LWSVP9Db7X0
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Topics will include:

Danielle Conway, Dean, Penn State Dickinson Law
  • What the government expects of its contractors — and how to prepare 
  • COVID-19’s impact on contractors
  • Employment and labor issues, from paid leave to telework
  • How contractors are handling the crisis — loans, tax credits, claims and funding  
  • Contractor support under Section 3610 of the CARES Act

Panelists:

Michelle Coleman (Crowell & Moring)

Michelle Coleman, Counsel, Crowell & Moring 

Danielle Conway, Dean, Penn State Dickinson Law

Dominique Casimir, Partner, Blank Rome LLP

Judge Jeri Somers, Chair, US Civilian Board of Contract Appeals)

Liza Craig (Reed Smith)

Michael Bennett, Evans & Chambers Technology, LLC; nominee, Board of Governors, USPS 

Liza Craig, Counsel, Reed Smith (invited)

Moderators:  NBA President Alfreda Robinson (GW Law School) & Christopher Yukins (GW Law School)

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Christopher Yukins

Professor Christopher Yukins teaches in the government procurement law program (founded in 1960) at The George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C.

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