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News/Protests & Claims/Contract Claims 101: Common Construction Appeal Theories, Part 6
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Contract Claims 101: Common Construction Appeal Theories, Part 6

PilieroMazza – While Parts 4 and 5 of this series explored both common and less common theories available to contractors pursuing claims against the federal government, many of which can arise in the construction context, there are more nuanced theories that often intersect with those more familiar claims involving changes, delays, or defective specifications, presenting distinct legal and evidentiary considerations for construction contractors.

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