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CBCA Says Contractor Can Recover Six Years of Unpaid Meal Breaks and Overtime

You Can’t Fight the Same Battle Twice: Issue Preclusion Negates Challenge to Default Termination

Contract Claims 101: Common Theories, Part 4

Stuck in the Muck: Contractor’s Failure to Remove Sludge Mires Its Appeal

Contractor Tried to Salvage a Dismissed Claim By Changing Its Legal Theory. The COFC Wasn’t Feeling It.

ASBCA Says Government Doesn’t Have to Pay When Contractor Gives It Away for Free

A Firm-Fixed-Price is a Firm-Fixed-Price: Contractor’s Claim for Increased Lumber Costs Is DOA

You’ve Got Mail (But Not a Claim): Contractor’s Email Lacked Key Requirements for Board Jurisdiction

When Does a Government Program Create a Contract? COFC Breaks It Down.

Firm Fixed Price at Award, Labor-Hour at Payment?

Supreme Court Realigns Government Contractor Defense

Supreme Court Holds that Federal Law Does Not Preempt State Tort Claims When the Contractor’s Own Negligence Causes Injuries

You Can’t Blame the Government for Weather You Could Have Predicted

The Clock Is Still Ticking — Claims Timeliness Across the Boards and at the COFC

Government Contract Claims 101: A Contractor’s Guide to REA, Terminations and Other Resolutions

Contract Claims 101: The Fundamentals of Contract Administration Disputes

The CBCA May Have Ignored Your Argument, But that Doesn’t Mean the Board Committed Legal Error

Indirect Doesn’t Mean Exempt: ASBCA Rejects Cross‑Motions Over U.S.-Flag Transportation Costs

ASBCA Finds that Claimant May Have Had an Agreement, But It Did Not Have a Contract

ASBCA Affirms that It Has Authority to Unconditionally Dismiss an Appeal Without Prejudice