When:
July 12, 2017, 10:00 AM - AKT (2:00 - 3:00 PM ET) - 11:00 AM
Where:
Webinar
Cost:
Free
Businesses often partner together to pursue and perform government contracts. As a result, teaming and subcontract agreements are increasingly popular in the federal market. Because these agreements are so prevalent, so too are disputes between teaming partners.Over the years, we have represented many prime and subcontractors in disputes over issues such as work share, non-solicitation and non-competition, the term and termination of the agreement, and protection of proprietary information. In many of these cases, an ounce of prevention, in the careful drafting of the teaming or subcontract agreement, would have been worth a pound of cure and may have avoided or lessened the costly dispute resolution process.
Presented by Jonathan Williams
Businesses often partner together to pursue and perform government contracts. As a result, teaming and subcontract agreements are increasingly popular in the federal market. Because these agreements are so prevalent, so too are disputes between teaming partners.Over the years, we have represented many prime and subcontractors in disputes over issues such as work share, non-solicitation and non-competition, the term and termination of the agreement, and protection of proprietary information. In many of these cases, an ounce of prevention, in the careful drafting of the teaming or subcontract agreement, would have been worth a pound of cure and may have avoided or lessened the costly dispute resolution process.
Presented by Jonathan Williams
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