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ASBCA Scrutinizes the Gossamer-Thin Line Between”Threadbare Recitals” in a Complaint and a “Short Concrete Statement of Events”

ASBCA Decides the Jarndyce v. Jarndyce of Cost Accounting Cases. Did the Contractor Have to Pay?

What You Need to Allege in Claim to Survive a Motion to Dismiss

Did Government Infringe on a Copyright by Just Making Backup Copies of Licensed Software?

The Contract Mandates a Sole-Source Subcontractor. What Happens if that Subcontractor Messes Up? Is the Government Responsible?

The Mental Process You Should Undertake Before Moving for Reconsideration

How to Know If You Are in “Receipt” of a Contracting Officer’s Final Decision

Contractor Sought Recovery Under Inapplicable Cost Principle, But ASBCA Let It Slide

Did the Government Have an Obligation to Protect a Contractor from a Predatory Lender?

If a Contractor Mostly Provides What the Contract Sought But Not in the Manner Specified, Has the Contractor Breached?

Don’t Change Your Method for Calculating Field Office Overhead When You Submit a Claim. That Gambit Won’t Fly with the ASBCA.

Two Government Defective Pricing Claims on an 11-Year Old Contract Weren’t Barred by the SOL. Why Was a Third Government Claim Untimely?

How Strict Are Jurisdictional Requirements? Will the ASBCA Relax them for a Foreign Pro Se Claimant?

Federal Circuit Reverses CBCA. Why Were the Court and the Board at Loggerheads Over Incorporation by Reference?

The Agency Won’t Decide My Claim. Should I Just Appeal or Get a Tribunal to Order an Agency Decision?

Did this Pro Se Claimant Circumvent the Doctrine of Res Judicata?

Contractor Runs the Table on Appeals. Turns Out Agency’s Heuristic “Bid-As-You-See-It” Approach to Procurement Wasn’t Such a Hot Idea.

Does Getting New Counsel Entitle You to Amend Your CBCA Complaint?

Your Subcontractor Screwed Up a Permit. Don’t Try to Blame the Resulting Delay on the Government.

Beware of the “Black Box” Expert Opinion When Litigating Claims