Navigating Conflicts Between Federal Contracts and State Laws: Unique Defenses for Contractors

To view the recording, click here. 

About the Program

In the seventh session of our Winning Combinations webinar series, Adam Lasky from Seyfarth’s Government Contracts group, together with Joseph Vele from Seyfarth’s People Analytics group, will explore issues that federal contractors face when their federal contract obligations (such as those tied to Executive Orders) conflict with state law requirements. Our presenters will discuss unique defenses that contractors may be able to use to shield themselves from state law liability under these circumstances (such as Derivative Immunity and the Government Contractor Defense), and the strict limits placed on these defenses. Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your understanding of contractor defenses and protect your organization from costly disputes.

Speakers

Adam Lasky, Partner, Seyfarth Shaw

Joe Vele, Associate, Seyfarth Shaw

---

To comply with State CLE Requirements, CLE forms requesting credit in IL or CA must be received before the end of the month in which the program took place. Credit will not be issued for forms received after such date. For all other jurisdictions forms must be submitted within 10 business days of the program taking place or we will not be able to process the request.

Our live programming is accredited for CLE in CA, IL, and NY (for both newly admitted and experienced).  Credit will be applied as requested, but cannot be guaranteed for TX, NJ, GA, NC and WA. The following jurisdictions may accept reciprocal credit with our accredited states, and individuals can use the certificate they receive to gain CLE credit therein: AZ, AR, CT, HI and ME. For all other jurisdictions, a general certificate of attendance and the necessary materials will be issued that can be used for self-application. CLE decisions are made by each local board, and can take up to 12 weeks to process. If you have questions about jurisdictions, please email CLE@seyfarth.com.

Please note that programming under 60 minutes of CLE content is not eligible for credit in GA. programs that are not open to the public are not eligible for credit in NC.