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Looking for Injunctive Relief? Don’t Ask ASBCA.
The Contractor Tried to Argue Its Unilateral Change in Performance Constituted a Constructive Change. ASBCA Didn’t Agree.
Termination Tango. Can Pre-Termination Claims Dance?
Bid Protests & Dispute Resolutions in Federal Contracting
CBCA Rules Contractors Entitled to Reimbursement for Increased Costs Under Federal Minimum Wage and Sick Leave Requirements
Contractors Fear Retaliation If They Try to Recover Shutdown Costs
Contractor Alleged Government Breached, But the Court Found the Contractor Was Trying to Enforce a Non-Existent Agreement
ASBCA Finds that the Agency’s Acceptance of Late Deliveries Did Not Preclude a Default Termination
COFC Finds GSA’s Tax Calculations Didn’t Breach Lease
CBCA Denies Contractor’s Cost Overrun for Lack of Notice
COFC Finds Plaintiff’s Accounting Method Could Still Be Valid Due to Lack of FAR Provision
CBCA Helps VA and Contractor On Their Journey of Discovery
Contractor’s Claims Lacked Jurisdiction, So Why Did ASBCA Deny the Agency’s Motion for Summary Judgment?
Contractor’s COVID-Related Claims Survive Summary Judgment
Did the Government’s Delay in Rejecting Nonconforming Goods Count As Acceptance? ASBCA Says No
The Tale of Seized Antennas. The Government Didn’t Breach, But It May Have Violated the 5th Amendment
ASBCA Rules Contractor’s Travel Costs Were Not Reimbursable
Contractor’s Superior Knowledge Claims Sails Through Rough Seas
ASBCA Finds Severin Doctrine Did Not Preclude Contractor’s Pass-Through Claims
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