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Agency Suspended Performance Due to COVID. Was the Suspension a Breach or a Termination for Convenience?
One JV Partner Submitted a Claim, But the Other Partner Disavowed It. Could the ASBCA Assert Jurisdiction over the Appeal?
Claimant Said It Shouldn’t Pay for Removal of Government’s Ratty Old Tenant Improvements. Did the CBCA Agree?
CBCA Reminds Everyone that the Word “COVID” Doesn’t Have Talismanic Power
The Contractor Had a Beef With Its Subcontractor. Was It the Government’s Fault?
Was the Government Responsible for the Contractor’s Problems with an Obstreperous State Agency?
Wondering When a Constructive Change Claim Accrues? This COFC Case Has Got You Covered.
Did this Contractor Assert a Contract Claim or Challenge the Validity of a Regulation?
Was this Contractor Really a De Facto Government Employee?
Could a Series of Emails Serve as a Binding Accord and Satisfaction?
It’s Alive, It’s Alive: Can the Agency Resurrect an Expired Contract with an Option to Extend Services?
One Company Entered the Contract, But Another Company Performed It. Who Gets Paid?
Agency Was So Busy It Needed 13 Months to Issue a Final Decision. Was the ASBCA Going to Countenance Such Lollygagging?
Did Application of a DOL Wage Determination Amount to a Contract Change?
The “Measured Mile”: Is It a Robert Frost Poem or a Method for Assessing Disruption Costs?
Final Decision Mentioned a Disputed Issue 23 Times, But Agency Said It Hadn’t Decided the Issue. Could the Contractor Appeal a Discussed-But-Not-Decided Issue?
Is There Split Between the CBCA and ASBCA on Retention of Employee Time Cards?
Can an Appeal Serve as a Claim?
The Contract Provided a Method for Calculating Termination Damages. Why Couldn’t this Terminated Contractor Prove Damages?
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