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Theodore Watsonn government contracts attorney, health care fraud, procurement fraud , employment defense lawyer

Theodore P. Watson
Attorney & Consultant

Government Contractor Attorney
& Business Attorney

Government Contractor Fraud Lawyer
Denver CO, DC

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Wojciech Z. Kornacki
Attorney & Consultant

Of Counsel

Washington DC Metro

Government Contract and Compliance Attorney,
DC Metro Area

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Wise Allen Attorney Criminal Defense Procurement Fraud

Wise D. Allen
Attorney & Consultant

Counsel

Washington DC Metro

Government Contractor Fraud Attorney,
DC Metro Area

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Scott D. Lovelock
Attorney & Consultant

Counsel

Government Contractor Attorney,
Washington DC Metro

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Cheryl Adams Government Contracts Attorney

Associate Attorney Denver, CO

Government Contractor Lawyer, Denver CO

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Walter H Foster, Col. Retired

Counsel

White Collar Crime Lawyer & Procurement Defense Attorney

Washington,DC Metro Area

Jo Spence

Counsel

Washington,DC Metro Area

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Recent Articles

How to Respond to a Subpoena Duces Tecum from Federal Law Enforcement

In today’s environment, you can be a federal government contractor working on a federal contract or a healthcare provider managing a busy practice, when you receive subpoena duces tecum from the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), or Office of Inspector General (OIG) lands on your desk.... Read more » The post How to Respond to a Subpoena Duces Tecum from Federal Law Enforcement appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

What are Your Potential Defenses to HealthCare Fraud Charges?

When federal prosecutors bring healthcare fraud charges against you, you must defend yourself. Having aggressive healthcare fraud defense lawyers on your team is critical. Each case is very fact-specific. However, below are some of your potential defenses to healthcare fraud charges. The five most important Federal fraud and abuse laws... Read more » The post What are Your Potential Defenses to HealthCare Fraud Charges? appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

Writing Your Termination for Convenience Settlement Proposal – What You should Know

Developing a termination for convenience settlement proposal can be very traumatic and confusing. You’re a federal government contractor who has invested countless hours and resources into a federal project, only to receive a termination for convenience notice out of the blue from the Contracting Officer (CO). The government has decided... Read more » The post Writing Your Termination for Convenience Settlement Proposal – What You should Know appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

Will the DOJ Clobber Your Company Next with $1.75 Million for Falsely Certifying Your Small Business Status After a Merger or Acquisition of a Government Contracting Business?

Avoid This Costly Mistake and Get Government Contracting Lawyers to Help Avoid this $1.75Million Error. Theodore P. Watson, Esq. The United States Government Handed Down a Hefty $1.75 million to settle civil fraud allegations that it and its subsidiaries improperly obtained government contracts that were set-aside for small businesses. The... Read more » The post Will the DOJ Clobber Your Company Next with $1.75 Million for Falsely Certifying Your Small Business Status After a Merger or Acquisition of a Government Contracting Business? appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

Government Contractor Fraud – Does Indictment MeanJail Time?

Many government contractors ask the question, does indictment mean jail time. The answer is No, a federal indictment by a grand jury only starts the official process of determining whether you are guilty. A defendant may also resolve a case by pleading guilty and admitting to their crimes. But defendants... Read more » The post Government Contractor Fraud – Does Indictment MeanJail Time? appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

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