Government Litigation & Appeal Services

Federal Governement Contracts and Business Law Attorneys As you experience adverse actions from the federal government, choose a government contract litigation attorney who understands the process and can help you to decide the most direct and cost-effective way in the government litigation services process to resolve contract disputes.

Not all cases need expensive litigation. Please choose from the appropriate level of litigation services and read more about how our government contract lawyers can help you.

Bid Protests

Our bid protest lawyers will help you to assess, legally analyze, and if warranted, file a GAO protest, agency level or Court of Federal Claims protest on your behalf. Time lines are short. Therefore, you must act quickly. Read more…

Bid Protest Defense or Intervention

Bid protest law allows you as the successful offeror the opportunity to engage in on ongoing bid protest. This allows you to weigh in and give your input. Our bid protest intervenor attorneys can help. Read more…

Small Business Size Protest & Appeals

As a small business you may want to challenge or defend a small business size protest or appeal OHA decisions to the US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals Lawyers United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Our government contract law attorneys have accomplished substantial success in this area. Call to us to meet the extremely short deadlines. Read more…

Government Contract Claims Litigation

As a government contractor, getting paid for work performed can be hectic. Complying with the Contract Disputes Act can become a nightmare. If you need help structuring, submitting or appealing the contract claims, our government contract disputes lawyers can certainly help. Read more…

Suspension and Debarment Litigation

If you are facing potential or actual suspension or debarment from government contracting, your company’s future can be at risk. Let our attorneys help you to negotiate or litigate to get a better outcome. Read more…

Termination for Default

Contracting agencies may sometimes issue a cure notice for non-compliance. This is usually a good indicator that you can be subject to a contract termination for default and will need government litigation services . Do not wait until it is too late to contact us for help. You want to preserve your legal rights early. Read more…

Termination for Convenience

The federal government can unilaterally terminate your contract for convenience. Although this can be a tough blow to future profits, you want to comply with the law to maximize any monetary damages you get. Call us for immediate help. Read more…

False Claims, Fraud and Defective Pricing

Given the increased level of scrutiny from government contracting agencies, you may find your company subject to adverse decisions such as False Claims, Fraud or allegations of defective pricing. Our government contract disputes attorneys can defend you and provide legal guidance on critical issues on each of these matters. Read more…

Other Areas of Government Litigation Services that You Might be Interested In

Anti-Corruption Act / FCPA Representation

Appeals Representation

International Contracting Assistance

Federal Construction Litigation

Contract Investigations Defense

Miller Act and Bonds Assistance

False Claims Act Fraud Defense

Our Government Contracts litigation Law Firm provides legal counsel to contractors throughout the United States and overseas including Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Washington DC, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and Virgin Islands. Call our federal government contract disputes and appeal attorneys today for immediate help. 1-866-601-5518.

Contact us at 1-866-601-5518 or 202-827-9750 for questions or Immediate assistance.

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. [...]