Ted Waters To Teach “Nuts and Bolts of Federal Grants Law” for DC Bar

Ted Waters, managing partner of Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell LLP and nationally recognized for his expertise in federal grants law, will be conducting a training on Wednesday, August 21st for the D.C. Bar on the “Nuts and Bolts of Federal Grants Law”. The course, running from 5:30 pm to 8:45 pm, is worth three CLE credit hours and will provide a comprehensive introduction to federal grants or a solid review for those in need of a refresher course.

Mr. Waters, along with fellow instructor Julie Muroff, of the Department of Health and Human Services, will discuss the definition of a federal grant and the difference between types of grants; the ground rules of federal grants and where to find the rules (statutes, regulations, agency guidance); the key federal actors (grants officer, program specialist, etc.); and the legal issues in grant administration (before, during, and after the award). As an added bonus, the course will feature an in-depth discussion of government audits, grant disputes, fraud and abuse issues, and administrative and judicial litigation.

Registration is still open for the “Nuts and Bolts of Federal Grants Law” course.