Government Contracts | USA

Damien Specht is endorsed by interviewees for his strong transactional expertise. He also assists government contractors with regulatory compliance and M&A mandates.

Paul Khoury is recognized for his bid protest expertise. He has extensive knowledge of compliance matters as they relate to government procurement, and is highly sought by clients in the aerospace sector.

Cochairing the firm's government contracts practice, Amy Hoang is renowned in the market for her exceptional ability to represent contractors in bid protests and internal investigations, as well as provide compliance counsel.

Susan Cassidy regularly handles both contentious and non-contentious government contract matters, including investigations and regulatory concerns. She is renowned for her experience in advising on cybersecurity issues.

Seth Locke represents clients in a broad array of disputes, including bid protests, contract terminations and costs claims.

A significant part of Todd Overman's practice lies in handling large transactions, although he also has extensive experience representing clients in bid protests, litigation and complex M&A matters.

As cohead of the government contracts team, Alexander Major has extensive experience in the space, with strength across a range of areas, including contract disputes and FCA issues. He is well-versed in advising clients on cybersecurity compliance issues.

Anne Robinson offers clients high-quality advice with regard to bid protests before federal agencies and allegations made under the False Claims Act.

Dawn Stern is noted for her proficiency in advising government contractors on complex issues of compliance relating to cybersecurity obligations. Additionally, she is well-versed in handling contentious government contracting matters, including bid protests and contract disputes.

Michael Schaengold has amassed a strong reputation for his bid protest work before the GAO and Court of Federal Claims.

Robert Huffman is singled out by interviewees for his expertise in False Claims Act litigation. He also handles investigations and contract procurements for major contractors.

Brad Jorgensen is regularly engaged by leading government contractors on complex M&A matters.

Devon Hewitt is a trusted adviser for government contractors of all sizes on GAO investigations and bid protests.

Edmund Amorosi is a well-regarded government contracts practitioner, with particularly valuable insights on litigation and compliance issues for clients in a broad range of industries.

Eric Crusius of Hunton Andrews Kurth has extensive experience on bid protests and cybersecurity mandates in the government contracts space.

Luke Meier demonstrates excellent capabilities on False Claim Act litigation as a central part of his broader government contracts practice.

Mark Linderman cochairs the firm's government contracts practice. He is a valued adviser on contract terminations and breaches of contract disputes.

Marques Peterson has an array of experience in significant procurement matters for government contractors. He serves as managing partner of the firm's Washington DC office.

Rebecca Pearson of Taft is particularly adept at handling bid protests before the GAO.

Richard Raleigh advises on a range of government contracts issues, with a particular focus on litigation. He splits his time between Womble Bond Dickinson's offices in Washington D.C. and Huntsville, Alabama.

Scott Freling is an impressive practitioner handling transactional matters for government contractors. He frequently advises on the complex regulatory compliance matters in M&A transactions which involve contractors.

Scott Heimberg has a breadth of government contracts experience, particularly noted for his adept handling of transactional matters and bid protests.

Stacy Hadeka has a strong practice with a particular focus on clients in the aerospace and defense sector. She is adept at assisting on bid protests and False Claims Act investigations.

Stephen Ramaley is noted for his experience on US Small Business Administration matters, with further capabilities on bid protests.

Zachary Prince excels at advising on due diligence for acquisitions in the government contracts space.

Alexander Hastings of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius demonstrates a broad government contracts practice. He is particularly noted for his experience on compliance matters and M&A deals.

Caitlin Conroy routinely represents clients in industries such as aerospace and defense, technology and healthcare.

Elizabeth Leavy frequently guides clients on major bid protests before the GAO as well as compliance advice.

Lindsay Paulin serves as cochair of the firm's government contracts practice. She routinely handles litigation and M&A matters for contractors.

Nathaniel Castellano is a well-rounded government contracts attorney, with particular strength on bid protests and procurement matters.

Ryan Roberts is leader of the firm's government contracts team and handles an array of complex bid protests before the GAO.

Sandeep Nandivada is noted for his strong litigation practice, which sees him frequently handle bid protests for major aerospace clients.

Teddie Arnold assists government contractors on an array of matters, including frequently handling disputes before the Court of Federal Claims.

Tyler Evans is a partner known for his work representing government contractors in the defense, technology and pharmaceutical sectors. He has experience negotiating contracts and handling IP related issues for his clients.

Christie Alvarez is noted for her impressive government contracts practice, including on bid protests and compliance issues.

Sarah Styles' burgeoning practice in this area sees her regularly advise contractor clients on bid protests claims.

Thomas Daley is noted for his experience on complex bid protests and investigations.