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Contractor Accountability: Attorneys Predict More Risk, Less Reward For Government Contractors in 2012
January 20, 2012 — BNA's Federal Contracts Report
Washington, D.C.-based Government Contract Group attorneys are quoted in BNA’s Federal Contracts Report’s coverage of a recent webinar conducted by the group titled, “What Will the New Year Bring for Government Contractors.”
According to senior counsel W. Stanfield (Stan) Johnson, “The procurement climate in 2012 will be marked by less business as program cuts and terminations grow. The contracts you get will be riskier. Firm-fixed price contracts will increase, while cost reimbursement contracts will decline.”
Additional Crowell & Moring attorneys cited in the article included Government Contracts Group chair Angela B. Styles, partners K. Chris Haile and J. Katherine Kunz, and counsel Robert J. Wagman.
The Filing Cabinet: Pay Disclosure and More for Government Contractors
August 5, 2010 — Compliance Week
Crowell & Moring LLP Government Contracts Group partner Catherine J. Kunz is featured for her comments on the interim rule requiring government contractors to disclose the compensation of their top five executives and the pay of executives at their first-tier subcontractors, as well as certain other details about those subcontracts. The rule implements part of the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.
Protecting Against FCA Liability: Employee Releases
November 20, 2006 — BNA's Health Care Program Compliance Guide, Vol. 7, No. 5
An article written by Health Care Group attorneys Jody Goodman and Catherine Kunz was cited and quoted in the November 2006 issue of
BNA’s Health Care Program Compliance Guide. The subject of Goodman and Kunz’s article was using employee releases as a tool for avoiding qui tam claims.
GSA Loses $4M Defective Pricing Claim Under Westinghouse Furniture Contract
October 4, 2005 —
Government Contracts Group attorneys Marc F. Efron and J. Catherine Kunz were featured for their successful representation of Viacom Inc., against the GSA’s defective pricing claim.
October 4, 2005 – BNA, Inc. Federal Contract Report