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On Remand from the Federal Circuit, ASBCA Finds Government Forfeited Sum Certain Defense
Government Leased Property in Afghanistan. The Taliban Took the Property. Does the Government Owe the Lessor?
Government’s Sovereign Acts Defense Lands with a Thud
Government Argued Contractor Released Its Claims. ASBCA Finds Issue Is Not So Straightforward.
Claimants Said Agency Didn’t Cooperate During COVID-19 Pandemic. ASBCA Thought They Had a Point.
Contractor Thought Contract Incorporated Company’s Standard Services Agreement. Not So, Says CBCA.
ASBCA Decision Limns the Hazy Boundary Between a Differing Site Condition and Contractor Inexperience
Contractor’s Counsel Read the Wrong Rule in Calculating Time to Appeal. Federal Circuit Said That Didn’t Excuse Untimely Appeal
COFC, “Gobsmacked” by Frivolity of Contractor’s Argument, Sanctions Counsel for Wasting Court’s Time
If You Want to Assert Government Delay as a Defense to Termination, You Should File a Your Own Delay Claim
Civilian Board of Contract Appeals Annual Report
Government Argued Claims Didn’t Satisfy Sum Certain Requirement. Why Did ASBCA Find the Government Forfeited this Argument?
Confused About Application of the Parol Evidence Rule in a Government Contracts Case? This Federal Circuit Decision Will Straighten You Out.
Moving for Summary Judgment in a Board Appeal? Make Sure the Motion Is Dispositive of an Actual Claim or Defense.
Taliban Stole the Contractor’s Property. Why Wasn’t the Government Liable?
Protester Said Agency Misapplied an Industry Standard, But COFC Wasn’t Convinced
Contractor Attempts to Appeal Claim It Didn’t Submit to Agency. ASBCA Shuts It Down.
COFC Finds DoD Infringed on Contractor’s Copyright and then Destroyed Evidence to Hide the Infringement
Pro Se Claimant’s Appeal Wasn’t Elegant, But ASBCA Let It Slide
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