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Companies Can Be Barred from Defense Contracts If Their Consultants Lobby for Chinese Military Companies
July 1, 2026 James Boland, Lawrence Norton, David Owens Venable LLP + Follow x Following x Following - Unfollow Contact To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Beginning June 30, 2026, the Department of Defense may not award a contract to a defense contractor if the contractor—or its parent or subsidiary—retains a consultant engaged in lobbying activities on behalf of a Chinese military company (CMC).
FEC to Reconsider Regulation of Free Online Political Advocacy | JD Supra
Since the early days of the internet, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) has kept its hands off of unpaid online political expression.
FEC to Reconsider Regulation of Free Online Political Advocacy
Since the early days of the internet, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) has kept its hands off of unpaid online political expression.
A Guide To Supporting The 2024 Presidential Nominating Conventions: From Hosting Events To Writing A Check
As summer draws near, the tempo of the planning and fundraising for the DNC and RNC national party presidential nominating conventions is increasing. After the challenges and disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, both parties are eager for a return to robust in-person attendance. For corporations, trade associations, and other nonprofit organizations seeking to host events or to provide support for the conventions, understanding the legal guardrails is essential.
A Guide to Supporting the 2024 Presidential Nominating Conventions: From Hosting Events to Writing a Check | JD Supra
As summer draws near, the tempo of the planning and fundraising for the DNC and RNC national party presidential nominating conventions is increasing. After the challenges and disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, both parties are eager for a return to robust in-person attendance. For corporations, trade associations, and other nonprofit organizations seeking to host events or to provide support for the conventions, understanding the legal guardrails is essential.
Federal Contractor Pays Record Fine For Illegal Contribution
A federal government contractor has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $125,000 for making prohibited contributions to super PACs. The penalty is the largest the Federal Election Commission has obtained for violating the ban on federal contractor contributions.
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