Our Attorneys | Watson & Associates LLC

Government Attorneys

Theodore Watson discrimination in the workplace lawyer denver CO

Theodore P. Watson
Attorney & Consultant

Government Contracts
& Business Attorney
Denver CO, DC

Wojciech Z. Kornacki
Attorney & Consultant

Of Counsel

Washington DC Metro

Government Contract and Compliance Attorney,
DC Metro Area

Leanna Ajour government contracts and Denver business attorney

Leanna Ajour
Attorney & Consultant

Government Contracts & Business Lawyer

Denver, CO

John Scorsine Government Procurement Fraud FCPA Criminal Defense Attorney

John Scorsine,
Attorney & Consultant

Denver Colorado Office

Government Contracts & Defense Attorney

Jo Spence VA SDVOSB Government Contract Dispute AppealsAttorney

Jo Spence, Attorney & Consultant

Government Contracts Attorney

DC Metro

Cheryl Adams Government Contracts Attorney

Associate Attorney Denver, CO

Government Contracts Attorney, Denver CO

Support Staff

Darryl Goodwin
(Non-Attorney ) Consultant

Government Contracts Consultant
Denver, CO

Carl Snider

Research Attorney, Denver CO

CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION – (866) 601-5518

Recent Articles

Does Your Case Meet the Government’s Debarred Definition?

What Does Debarred Mean? Debarment means an action taken by a Federal agency or official to exclude a person or business entity from participating in transactions involving certain federal funds. Being debarred also means the disqualification of a person or contractor to get invitations for bids, or requests for proposals,... Read more » The post Does Your Case Meet the Government’s Debarred Definition? appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC. [...]

How to Minimize Criminal Liability in Government Contract Fraud Cases and Procurement Investigations

What is the government contract fraud and procurement investigation process? By understanding the basic rules of engagement, federal contractors can minimize criminal liability and hefty fines. By Theodore Watson, Esq. The procurement fraud investigation process often starts at the contracting officer (CO) level either during the award or performance stages. Under... Read more » The post How to Minimize Criminal Liability in Government Contract Fraud Cases and Procurement Investigations appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC. [...]

How to Challenge a HUBZone Small Business Contract Award

Tips on How to Challenge a HUBZone Small Business Contract Award Through A Bid Protest or Appeal By Cheryl E. Adams, Esq. You may need to beat a competitor’s price by 10% to win a government contract, if your firm is not an SBA certified HUBZone small business concern. Also,... Read more » The post How to Challenge a HUBZone Small Business Contract Award appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC. [...]

Tips for HUBZone Certification Requirements

By Theodore P. Watson, Esq. and Cheryl E. Adams, Esq. The SBA HUBZone Certification Program Having an SBA HUBZone certification opens many doors for you as a contractor. It is important to understand the requirements that you must fulfill in proposal submission, as well as what the government is required... Read more » The post Tips for HUBZone Certification Requirements appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC. [...]

Tips for Filing Court of Federal Claims Bid Protests (COFC)

Deciding on whether to file a Court of Federal Claims bid protest versus GAO protest or the agency-level protest can be tricky too many government contractors. At the end of the day, many contractors seeking to save revenues worth millions of dollars find that closing bridges or giving up rights... Read more » The post Tips for Filing Court of Federal Claims Bid Protests (COFC) appeared first on Watson & Associates LLC. [...]