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News/Protests & Claims/Appeals Court Agrees Appellant Had Other Means of Introducing Evidence Without Dumping 40,000 Pages of Documents Into Record During Trial; CAFC 2018-1235, Avant Assessment LLC v. Secretary of the Army
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Appeals Court Agrees Appellant Had Other Means of Introducing Evidence Without Dumping 40,000 Pages of Documents Into Record During Trial; CAFC 2018-1235, Avant Assessment LLC v. Secretary of the Army

Appeal of a decision by the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals denying a claim seeking additional compensation for items prepared for the agency but not accepted is denied, where the board did not abuse its discretion when it rejected the appellant’s attempt to introduce 40,000 pages of documents without allowing time for review by the board or opposing counsel.

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