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Government Wanted to Submit New Expert Report. COFC Said No.

It Makes No Deference: Fed Circuit Confirms Proper Standard of Review in Default Termination Challenges

DMCA Said Contractor Improperly Allocated G&A Costs. ASBCA Thought Agency May Have a Point.

Previous Contractor Submitted Claim. Can the Claim Be Amended to Add the Current Contractor?

Agency Rescinded Challenged CPARS. Why Didn’t the Rescission Moot the Contractor’s Appeal?

Air Force Destroyed Contractor’s Container. Contractor Claimed a Trillion Dollars in Damages.

Contractor’s Expert Died After Discovery Was Completed. Could the Contractor Use a Substitute?

Unsure About the Standard of Review in Appeal of a Default Termination? This Split Decision from the Federal Circuit May Leave You Wanting.

Government Contracts Legal Round-Up

Did the Government’s Denial of a Grant Application Amount to a Breach of Contract?

Challenging Unilateral Definitization of Undefinitized Contract Actions: What Is a Claim?

Claim Contesting Liquidated Damages Was Questionable. Why Didn’t CBCA Dismiss It?

Contractor Fails to Revive Dismissed Appeal

If Ya Snooze, Ya Lose ($12 Million): Strict Application of Dispute Procedures Bar Contractor Claim Against State Agency

Government Leased Vehicles from the Contractor. Did the Government Breach When It Allowed Those Vehicles to Be Repossessed?

ASBCA Says Summary Judgment Is the “Put-Up or Shut-Up” Phase of Litigation. How Did the Government End Up on the Wrong Side of this Disjunctive Proposition?

Contractor Finished Project Early. Can It Still Recover Delay Damages?

Agency Asked Contractor to “Hold Clam in Abeyance.” Why Didn’t that Request Toll the CDA’s Statute of Limitations?

Modifications to Contract Preclude Claim for Cardinal Change

Claim May Have Had “Monetary Consequences”, But the Contractor Didn’t Need to Assert a Sum Certain