Trends and Emerging Enforcement Risks in Government Contracts Investigations

Trends and Emerging Enforcement Risks in Government Contracts Investigations

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WilmerHale and the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) National Capital Region invite you to join a timely webinar on key trends and emerging risks driving government contracts investigations. Presented by WilmerHale Partners Seth Locke and Elizabeth D’Aunno, along with Sarah Lynn, General Counsel of Nightwing, this panel will offer practical guidance for in-house counsel on how to anticipate and respond to investigations amidst rapidly shifting regulatory obligations and enforcement priorities.

The discussion will focus on recent investigations and best practices for responding to the government through the lens of recent regulatory developments, including cybersecurity and the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), the FAR Overhaul, and DEI and small business contracting. We will identify and discuss issues that present risk in government contracting compliance, how these issues arise in government investigations and best practices for companies to prepare for and respond to such issues.

Register here: https://web.cvent.com/event/9f644a12-df6c-4c3d-b7d4-7cd141acf11a/summary

CLE credit will be available for Virginia attendees who participate in the live program. The Association of Corporate Counsel National Capital Region will apply for accreditation and distribute CLE forms to attendees. Participants seeking CLE credit in other jurisdictions may apply independently and may request a certificate of attendance.

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