Government Contracts | USA

Angela Styles has a diverse government contracts practice, assisting in the full range of disputes, with recent experience advising clients on ethics and compliance issues in connection to their federal contracts.

Craig Holman has broad expertise in investigations, dispute resolution and bid protests. He has extensive experience in front of the US Government Accountability Office.

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

Daniel Graham leads the government contracts group at McDermott Will & Emery. He is highly regarded for his strengths in dispute resolution, regularly arguing cases before the Court of Federal Claims and GAO. He also advises clients on compliance, contract negotiations and cost accounting.

Daniel Forman co-leads the government contracts department at Crowell and Moring. He is recognized for his prowess in bid protests, arguing high-stakes cases before the Court of Federal Claims. He also has significant experience guiding government contractors through internal investigations.

Jason Carey is widely considered one of the country's foremost bid protests lawyers. He also assists clients with commercial litigation and provides complex regulatory guidance.

Kara Daniels has extensive experience representing contractors in bid protests, particularly those in the aerospace and technology sectors, bringing an impressive track record of success before the US Government Accountability Office. She leads the firm's government contracts and national security practice.

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.

Peter Eyre has a notable transactional practice, advising clients on complex due diligence, bid protests before the Government Accountability Office and contract negotiations.

Co-chairing 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.

Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan's particular areas of focus include bid protests, which are regularly brought before the GAO and Court of Federal Claims.

Aron Beezley has built a strong government contracts practice, with increasing prominence in bid protests and complex contractual disputes.

Justin Chiarodo acts for clients in bid protests and government investigations, as well as providing regulatory compliance counsel. He bolsters his practice with significant transactional expertise, advising clients such as government contractors on all matters relating to M&A.

Kristen Ittig has a broad government contracts practice, and is well-versed in handling M&A, bid protests and compliance matters.

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 supply chain security and cybersecurity issues.

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.

Frederic Levy draws on years of experience handling complex and high-profile government contract disputes, with notable expertise in suspension and debarment matters.

Jon Burd has a noteworthy government contracts practice, with particular areas of focus including ASBCA appeals and bid protests and clients in the aviation sector.

Kayleigh Scalzo has a burgeoning practice in the government contracts arena, with a strong reputation in handling complex bid protests before the GAO.

Michael McGill has significant experience handling a wide range of commercial disputes on behalf of government contractors, as well as tackling thorny bid protests before the Government Accountability Office, the US Court of Federal Claims and other forums.

Peter Hutt retains his strong reputation for his expertise in advising on False Claims Act litigation, but he also assists government contractors with an extensive range of other matters, including government investigations, accounting and costs issues.

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 Flesch is noted for his former experience as Army Chief Trial Attorney. He has experience handling a range of bid protest matters for clients.

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

Todd Canni co-leads the BakerHostetler National Government Contracts team. He has stand-out experience representing government contractors before the US Department of Defense Suspension Debarment office. He displays prowess in handling complex FCA qui tam cases.

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.

David Fletcher is a partner in Cooley's government contracts group. He is called upon by contractors from the IT, engineering and technology sectors to advise on a host of issues, including compliance, M&A and bid protests.

Dominique Casimir is well regarded for her work in the government contracts litigation space. She acts on behalf of contractors in a number of industries including healthcare, defense and professional services.

Elizabeth Jochum has particularly impressive experience in major bid protests as a key part of her strong government contracts practice.

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

Franklin Turner co-leads the firm's government contracts and global trade practice group. His wide-ranging practice sees him routinely dealing with government contracting matters including bid protests, M&A transactions, internal investigations and costs disputes. He has experience handling issues related to the US Small Business Administration.

Jeffrey Belkin is best known for his representation of clients in the IT, construction and healthcare space, focusing on contentious and noncontentious government contracts matters. His practice includes acting in bid protests and advising on M&A.

Lawrence Block has a diverse practice handling significant bid protests before the GAO and Court of Federal Claims, as well as internal investigations.

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

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

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

Ray Biagini is a go-to figure for many major government contractors to defend against high-stakes tort claims.

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.

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.

Alexander Canizares is noted for his work handling contract breach disputes, investigations and bid protest matters.

Brad English is co-chair of the the government solutions practice at the firm. He has experience handling a wide range of litigation and bid protest work on behalf of his clients.

Cormac Connor is a trial lawyer with experience defending individuals and corporations in criminal and civil investigations and litigation, as well as advising contractors facing fraud and other types of investigations.

Dana Pashkoff has experience handling grant and procurement issues for clients in the government contracts space.

David Dixon acts as co-leader of the Pillsbury government contracts practice. He has experience handling bid protests and other transactional matters in the space.

David Panzar serves as chair of the firm's government contracts department, where he focuses on litigation, government enforcement and challenges to government action. He is particularly experienced in cross-border negotiations, compliance and disputes, notably in a contingency environment.

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.

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

Francis Purcell, Jr. leads the team's Government Contracts practice group. He has experience advising clients through a variety of government contracts matters including bid protest defense before the Government Accountability Office.

Chair of Polsinelli's Government Contracts group, Gregory Jacobs comes recommended for his work on bid protest matters before the Government Accountability Office.

Isaias Alba represents clients in a wide variety of government contract matters. He has experience representing clients before government agencies, federal courts and courts of appeals.

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

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.

Michael Rizzo is known for his work in compliance and M&A government contracts matters.

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

Reggie Jones serves as chair of the firm's federal government contracts department. He has experience assisting clients with federal compliance and litigation, with a particular focus on claims prosecution and defense, litigation and alternative dispute resolution, as well as internal investigations with civil and criminal False Claims Act implications.

Richard Arnholt is frequently retained by government contractors in bid protests and claims litigation. He demonstrates further capability in handling FCA matters.

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.

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.

Robert Tompkins is a seasoned government contracts attorney with in-depth knowledge of procurement law, and is known for representing clients in high-stakes bid protests before the Court of Federal Claims.

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

Scott Heimberg has a breadth of government contracts experience, particularly noted for his adept handling of transactional matters and bid protests on major transactions involving defense contractors.

Sonia Tabriz is recognized for her excellent government contracts practice, including capably assisting on bid protest matters.

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

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.

William Ferreira is the head of the firms global government contracts practice. He has experience representing and advising a range of clients with issues regarding government contracts.

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

Amanda Sherwood has a burgeoning practice which sees her regularly advise significant clients on bid protests, cybersecurity and regulatory matters.

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

Dean Baxtresser has experience representing clients in high-profile government litigation and investigations, with particular expertise in major contract disputes and False Claims Act allegations.

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

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

Stephanie Harden is sought after by clients for her deep knowledge of the government contracts space. She has considerable experience in bid protests, mandatory disclosures and False Claims Act litigation among other things.

Zachary Schroeder assisting contractors in both litigation and counseling matters. He has experience representing contractors in bid protests before the Government Accountability Office, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Aviation Administration's Office of Dispute Resolution for Acquisition.

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.