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Tuesday, July 29, 2025
1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern
12:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Central
11:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Mountain
10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Pacific

About the Program

Trade secrets are key to a company’s competitive advantage. In this session of our Winning Combinations webinar series, join Seyfarth’s Ken Kanzawa and Robert Terzoli for a discussion on risks and strategies for protecting trade secrets when serving as a federal contractor or subcontractor.

Speakers

Ken Kanzawa, Counsel, Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Robert Terzoli, Associate, Seyfarth Shaw LLP

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Continue Reading Upcoming Webinar: Protecting Trade Secrets in Government Contracting: Risks and Safeguarding Strategies

DC summer is in full swing, and so is the FAR Overhaul. In this quick-hit episode of Claims and Sustains, Seyfarth partners Amy Hoang and Erica Bakies break down the latest changes to FAR Parts 18 (Emergency Acquisitions), 39 (ICT), and 43 (Contract Mods). What’s been cut, what’s been moved, and what you need to know—fast.

Meet the newest member of Seyfarth’s Government Contracts team, Zohra Tejani. Zohra joins us as an award-winning partner, focused on supporting clients in providing their technology developments or products to government entities. In this episode, Seyfarth partner Erica Bakies asks Zohra about her practice and how she can help companies of all sizes in the government contracting space. 

In this episode, Amy Hoang and Sarah Barney break down the Buy American Act (BAA) in plain English. They cover when the BAA applies, what makes a product “domestic,” how to calculate component costs, and what actually counts as U.S. manufacturing. Plus, they explain special considerations for Department of Defense procurements. 

BAA? TAA? BABA? Made in America? “Buy American” can mean many different things. In part 1 of this series, Amy Hoang and Sarah Barney break down four key distinctions to help you determine which domestic sourcing (or “Buy American”) regime applies to your federal contract or grant. 

In this episode, Amy Hoang and Teddie Arnold break down Executive Order 14275 and the sweeping rewrite of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). They cover the purpose of the overhaul, how it’s being implemented through deviations, the rise of agency buying guides, what’s changed so far, and what in-house counsel at government contractors should be doing to stay ahead. It’s fast, it’s fundamental—and it’s already underway.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Seyfarth is proud to announce that its Government Contracts practice has earned a Band 3 ranking in Chambers USA 2025 (Government Contracts: The Elite) and a Band 2 ranking in The Legal 500 United States 2025 (Government Contracts), reaffirming the group’s reputation as a go-to team for sophisticated government contracts disputes and bid protest matters.

Several individual members of the group received top-tier recognition: 

  • Amy Hoang was ranked Band 1 for Bid Protests and Band 2 for Government Contracts (Chambers USA) and named a Next Generation Partner (The Legal 500).
  • Adam Lasky was ranked Band 4 for Government Contracts (Chambers USA) and as a Notable Practitioner (The Legal 500).
  • Erica Bakies was ranked Band 5 for Government Contracts (Chambers USA) and as a Next Generation Partner (The Legal 500).
  • Teddie Arnold was recognized as “Up and Coming” (Chambers USA) and as a Next Generation Partner (The Legal 500).
  • Ken Kanzawa, Zach Jacobson, and Sarah Barney were also recognized by The Legal 500 as Notable Practitioners.
Continue Reading Seyfarth’s Government Contracts Group Earns National Recognition in Chambers USA and The Legal 500 

In this episode, Teddie Arnold unpacks the U.S. Department of Justice’s newly launched Civil Rights Fraud Initiative, announced in May 2025. This bold move marks a significant shift in federal enforcement strategy, leveraging the False Claims Act to hold recipients of federal funds accountable for violations of civil rights laws. He explores how the initiative targets institutions—particularly universities and public agencies—that allegedly promote discriminatory practices under the guise of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) or fail to address antisemitism, and how contractors can proactively address associated risks.

Seyfarth attorneys Zach Jacobson and Meghan Douris present the eighth session of Seyfarth’s inaugural Winning Combinations: Exploring Synergies with Government Contracts Law webinar series titled: Legal Considerations in Negotiating Government Construction Subcontracts.

For more information and to view all recordings from our Winning Combinations webinar series, click here.