Law designed to change how government handles small business

The new law called the Small Business Runway Extension Act was signed by the president earlier this month.

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Lost in all of the hubbub over the partial government shutdown is a law that promises big changes for how the government administers its small business programs. It’s called the Small Business Runway Extension Act. The president signed it earlier this month. Stephen Ramaley helped write the law and he is a government contracts lawyer at Miles and Stockbridge. He joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

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