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Minority Contracting Changing, Micro

A law establishing a five percent goal for awarding defense contracts to minority-owned small businesses has been overturned. Diana Veilleux, partner in the law...

Federal News Network Staff

November 13, 2008 9:17 am

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A law establishing a five percent goal for awarding defense contracts to minority-owned small businesses has been overturned. Diana Veilleux, partner in the law firm Shaw, Bransford, Veilleux, and Roth, joins us for our weekly “Legal Loop” segment to talk about what kind of precedent this ruling has set. Click to hear the interview.

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