Board Will Not Dismiss A Claim for Lack of Adequate Notice After Detailed Decision, 5 Years After Cl
The Boards of Contract Appeals and the Court of Federal Claims have jurisdiction to consider an appeal only if a valid claim was made. ...
Board Will Not Dismiss A Claim for Lack of Adequate Notice After Detailed Decision, 5 Years After Cl
"Defective" Claim Certification or "No Claim Certification"
Can A Rubber Stamped Signature Bind A Contractor?
Alleged "Final Contracting Officer Decision" Does Not Cure Absence of Required Certificati
Untimely Claims: Equitable Tolling or Excusable Neglect?
Only A Contractor, Not an Imposter, May Submit a Valid Claim
How to Sign Your Claim and Certification
Be Careful What You Sign
Solicitations for Requirements Contracts Must Include Realistic Estimated Quantities, Not Just Histo
Dismissal of An Incomplete (Improper) Claim or Appeal
Constructive Acceleration
Contractor Can Seek Payment for Work That Was Invoiced and Accepted Prior to Default Termination
A Common Sense Analysis of What is a Claim
First Article Does Not Redefine Contract Specifications for Acceptance
Must Your Claim Be Certified by the Person Who Signed Your Contract?
Demystifying Appeals Before the Boards of Contract Appeals
The Government Controls the Options
A Tale of Two Appeals
Claim May Use Estimates to Arrive at "Sum Certain"
Claim Does Not Accrue Until "Sum Certain" is Known by Contractor