Legal and Regulatory
Are COVID-19 Impacts Compensable?
Contractors may see performance costs increase due to efforts to control the spread of the coronavirus. The good news is there are potential avenues for recovering those costs.
By Steven A. Neeley and Hayley R. Hoffman
June 19, 2020
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by Steven A. Neeley
Steven A. Neeley is a Washington, D.C.-based partner with the law firm Husch Blackwell LLP. He focuses his litigation and arbitration practice on government contracts, renewable energy and construction projects.
by Hayley R. Hoffman
Hayley Hoffman litigates bid protests before the Government Accountability Office in Husch Blackwell LLP's Washington, D.C. office and advises and represents claim disputes. She often works with particularly complex contracts, and clients include owners, contractors and subcontractors for a variety of government agencies.
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