Alejandro Sarria

Focuses practice on government contracts-related litigation, including contract claims and disputes, bid protests, False Claims Act lawsuits, and complex civil litigation. Has substantial experience litigating cases arising from military operations, national security programs, and nuclear and environmental remediation projects. Recognized expert on a wide range of federal procurement matters including cost allowability and cost accounting, defective pricing, domestic preference laws, intellectual property and data rights, supply chain security and cybersecurity regulations, subcontract pricing and flowdowns, commercial items and federal supply schedule contracting, organizational conflicts of interest, and business ethics and conduct requirements. Also recognized for his unique experience helping companies identify and mitigate their exposure to potential civil and tort liability and has worked with clients in numerous industries to secure liability protection and indemnification under the SAFETY Act, Public Law 85-804, the Price Anderson Act, the Defense Base Act (DBA), and FAR 52.228-7 (Insurance-Liability to Third Persons).

Vice Chair, Litigation Department

Co-Chair, Battlespace and Contingency Procurements Committee, Section of Public Contract Law, ABA; Vice Chair, Contract Claims and Disputes Resolution Committee, Section of Public Contract Law, American Bar Association (ABA).

J.D., The George Washington University Law School, 2008; B.S., University of Florida high honors, 2005