Government Contracts Alert from Jason Workmaster, Alejandro (Alex) Sarria, and Connor Farrell: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? The ASBCA Misses an Opportunity to Help End the Era of CDA Jurisdictional Disputes: https://bit.ly/3Rncnr5 #GovCon #governmentcontracts #governmentcontracting #ASBCA
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The ASBCA got this one right, but for the wrong reason. Progress is rarely linear, though the trend in CDA cases is clear: claims-processing rules in the FAR do not deprive the Board of CDA jurisdiction, so the government must assert any defenses based on those rules early in an appeal. Hoping this is a just a small bump on the road to right results for the right reasons. Jason Workmaster Connor Farrell #millerchevalier #governmentcontracts #welovetheCDA
Government Contracts Alert from Jason Workmaster, Alejandro (Alex) Sarria, and Connor Farrell: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? The ASBCA Misses an Opportunity to Help End the Era of CDA Jurisdictional Disputes: https://bit.ly/3Rncnr5 #GovCon #governmentcontracts #governmentcontracting #ASBCA
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? The ASBCA Misses an Opportunity to Help End the Era of CDA Jurisdictional Disputes
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The ASBCA was *this close* to making clear that all FAR-based claims-processing rules for CDA claims are not jurisdictional under the Federal Circuit's recent ECCI decision. It missed the opportunity, though, so we're going to have to wait for subsequent cases to fully implement the Federal Circuit's holding. Read all about it in our latest Miller & Chevalier Chartered government contracts advisory. Alejandro (Alex) Sarria, Connor Farrell #governnmentcontracts #cda #claimsanddisputes
Government Contracts Alert from Jason Workmaster, Alejandro (Alex) Sarria, and Connor Farrell: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? The ASBCA Misses an Opportunity to Help End the Era of CDA Jurisdictional Disputes: https://bit.ly/3Rncnr5 #GovCon #governmentcontracts #governmentcontracting #ASBCA
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? The ASBCA Misses an Opportunity to Help End the Era of CDA Jurisdictional Disputes
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The new regime for fixed recoverable costs (FRC) came into force on 01/10/2023, applicable to most civil claims in England and Wales valued up to £100,000. Our expert costs team Lewis Thompson and Daniel Carnall have developed a user-friendly new tool to help calculate and forecast the legal costs a winning party can recover under the new rules – https://lnkd.in/eaRZE3ur See our content hub for more information: https://lnkd.in/eVqjuETU #fixedrecoverablecosts #FRC #FRCcalculator #civillitigation #legalcosts #claims
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FIXED COSTS The new fixed costs rule will be coming into force on 1 October 2023 - not long now! An overview of the changes can be found at https://lnkd.in/efFhJDwC However, we will be dedicating the month of October to providing information as to the rules and how they will effect many firms in practice. #Costs #FixedCosts #Litigation
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The new talk of the town – Section 43B(h). Curious about the recent changes? Dive into our latest article that demystify the amendment's impact on payments to MSME suppliers. 📖 Read the Full Article Below. 📧 Drop us an email at shobhitmittal@skmc-ca.com #Section43B #MSMEInsights #FinancialUpdates #BusinessChanges #TaxRegulations #AmendmentAlert #KnowledgeSharing #FinanceMatters #BusinessLaw #FinanceFAQs #TaxAdvisory #BusinessTips #IncomeTax #SmallBusinesses #FinancialKnowledge #ConsultancyServices #TaxSolutions #BusinessImpact #FinancialConsulting #FAQsAnswered #TaxPolicies #Section43BAmendment #SMEs #NavigateTheChange #StayInformed #SKMC
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#SmallBusiness #Subcontracting Important new rules for small business subcontracting plans and ability by the primes to take credit for the first tier and lower tier small business subcontracting. So If a large prime subcontracts to a large subcontractor, and the large subcontractor subcontracts to small businesses, the prime can take credit for those under small business subcontracting goals.
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It’s finally happening: SBA has published a final rule to allow large primes to claim credit for awards to lower-tier subcontractors. The rule takes effect on November 13.
National Defense Authorization Act of 2020, Credit for Lower Tier Subcontracting and Other Amendments
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The Non-Domestic Rating Act 2023 will introduce a number of changes to the business rates system. In particular, it will see the introduction of a new duty to notify being placed on ratepayers. Associate Solicitor, Aidan Thomas gives us an overview of the new legislation. Link to article in comments. #nondomesticrating #businessrates #dutytonotify
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