Legal and Regulatory
Government Contracting Disputes: Procedure Is King in Getting the Claim Right
Critical to the successful resolution of any dispute in the government contracting arena is starting the claim off right.
By Brian V. Johnson and W. Barron A. Avery
March 1, 2019
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by Brian V. Johnson
Brian V. Johnson is an associate at the firm. He is admitted to the Virginia Bar but not to the District of Columbia Bar. He is practicing in the District of Columbia pursuant to D.C. Rule 49(c)(8), under the direct supervision of W. Barron A. Avery during pendency of his application for admission to the District of Columbia Bar.
by W. Barron A. Avery
W. Barron A. Avery leads Baker & Hostetler's national government contracts team from the Washington, D.C., office.
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