Maeve E. Cannon is a partner in the Princeton, N.J. office of Hill Wallack LLP.
She is a member of the Litigation Division and Administrative Law/Government Contracts Practice Group.
Ms. Cannon concentrates her practice in Administrative Law, Regulatory Compliance
and Corporate Litigation including Public Procurement, Employment and Government
Litigation, including Appellate Practice.
Representative Matters
Ms. Cannon
has substantial experience in
all aspects of public
procurement disputes at the
State and local levels and
advises clients at each stage of
the public bidding and contract
process, including:
- Challenges to
specifications and award
- Post
bid contract issues
- Prevailing
wage
- Suspension and debarment
She also represents
clients before a myriad of State
Administrative Agencies
including:
- Labor
- Treasury
- Personnel
- Environmental Protection
In addition
to her knowledge of
Administrative and Regulatory
Compliance, Ms. Cannon has
experience in the areas of
Employment and ERISA litigation
and has represented clients in
all phases of employment related
litigation and compliance. She has represented litigants in several significant published procurement and employment cases.
Leadership
- Member, Board of Directors of Womanspace, Inc.
- Member, Corporate Resource Development Committee
- Member, Mercer County Community College, Career Service Advisory Commission
- Member, Mercer County and New Jersey State Bar Associations
- Past member, Executive Board of The Greater Trenton Symphony Orchestra
- Past member, The Union Industrial Home for Children
- Past President, Trenton Business and Professional Women
- Former Township Attorney, Township of Ewing, New Jersey
Publications
- Co-author, The Battle for State Contracts: What Process is Due in a Challenge to a State Contract Award
- Co-author, Government Procurement Basics
- Author, Avoiding Pitfalls of Mootness on Appeal
- Author, When It Rains It Pours, which addresses newly promulgated storm water regulations
Ms. Cannon is admitted to practice in New Jersey
(1988) and Pennsylvania (1988). She earned her J.D. at Fordham University School of Law and is a graduate of Colorado College.