Tag Archives: Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals

ASBCA Denies Contractor’s Appeal to Overturn Termination for Default Because Contractor Submitted False Documents to Obtain Contract

April 22nd, 2013 Posted in Fraud & Abuse By Justin M. Ganderson

This blog posted is authored by Katherine M. John and Justin M. Ganderson. Earlier this month, we blogged about a growing trend in government contracts litigation: the government’s increased reliance on fraud allegations. This trends continues in a recent decision from the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (“ASBCA”): Servicios y Obras Isten S.L., ASBCA… Continue Reading

The CDA’s 6-Year Statute of Limitations Period Continues to Make Headlines

January 22nd, 2013 Posted in Statute of Limitations By Justin M. Ganderson

This blog post was authored by Tom Lemmer, Steve Masiello, Tyson Bareis, and Justin Ganderson. One trend that we’ve been following closely is the successful use of the (“CDA”) six-year statute of limitations period by contractors and the United States to dismiss claims at the inception of a lawsuit. (See our prior blog posts regarding… Continue Reading