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Theodore P. Watson Attorney & Consultant –

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Government Contractor Defense Attorney, Procurement Fraud, Healthcare Fraud Defense
& Business Attorney

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Associate Attorney Denver, CO

Government Contractor Lawyer, Denver CO

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White Collar Defense

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Carolyn L Oliver, Of Counsel, (Former DOJ Prosecutor)

White Collar Defense

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Attorney & Consultant (Former Military Attorney)

Washington DC Metro

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Attorney & Consultant

White Collar Defense

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Wise D. Allen, Counsel
Attorney & Consultant

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Washington DC Metro DC Metro Area

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Recent Articles

Federal Healthcare Fraud Defense: What Physicians and Healthcare Companies Need to Know About DOJ’s 2026 Enforcement Priorities

The government is not scaling back its healthcare fraud enforcement in 2026. It is accelerating — with better technology, more funding, and a new organizational structure built specifically to pursue you. In June 2025, DOJ announced the largest National Health Care Fraud Takedown in its history: 324 defendants charged, including... Read more » The post Federal Healthcare Fraud Defense: What Physicians and Healthcare Companies Need to Know About DOJ’s 2026 Enforcement Priorities appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

SBA 8(a) Program and HUBZone Program Fraud: What Happens When the Government Accuses You of Misrepresenting Your Status?

Theodore Watson, Esq. You believe that you built your business the right way. You got certified. You competed for contracts following the rules. You performed and even received excellent past performance. Then, one day, an alarming letter arrives from the Department of Justice. Or the SBA Office of Inspector General... Read more » The post SBA 8(a) Program and HUBZone Program Fraud: What Happens When the Government Accuses You of Misrepresenting Your Status? appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

Civil Investigative Demand (CID) – What CEOs Must Know Right Away

A federal Civil Investigative Demand (CID) is not “just paperwork.” It is the government telling you, as CEO, that your company is now a source of evidence in a potential fraud or CID False Claims Act case—often before you even know what problem they think you have. The real work... Read more » The post Civil Investigative Demand (CID) – What CEOs Must Know Right Away appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

HealthCare Fraud Defense After California Hospice Takedown: What the DOJ Arrests Really Mean

More Than $50 Million in Intended HealthCare Fraud Losses at Risk Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles have framed “Operation Never Say Die” as a sweeping healthcare fraud takedown. The underlying DOJ release, however, remains an accusatory document—not proof of guilt—and it leaves substantial room for the defense in each case.... Read more » The post HealthCare Fraud Defense After California Hospice Takedown: What the DOJ Arrests Really Mean appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]

SBA SIZE Protest: Size Appeal of Stripes Global, Inc., Non Manufacturer Rule

This appeal involved a protestor’s challenge to the awardee’s small business status under a procurement for manufactured items, where the issues centered on the nonmanufacturer rule, the ostensible subcontractor rule, and the Limitations on Subcontracting. The protestor argued that the awardee did not qualify as a small business nonmanufacturer and was improperly reliant on... Read more » The post SBA SIZE Protest: Size Appeal of Stripes Global, Inc., Non Manufacturer Rule appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC Government Contracts Blog. [...]