Alternative Dispute Resolution

Government contract disputes and protests are increasingly becoming subject to requirements for mediation and arbitration. Often companies are finding it beneficial and economical to participate in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) even when such participation is not required. Our attorneys serve as mediators and arbitrators as well as join in mediations and arbitrations as participants. Our combined experience with government contracts and ADR makes us well-positioned to represent clients in these proceedings, from the very beginning of drafting ADR agreements all the way through an arbitration award and even enforcing arbitration awards in Court, if necessary.  

Government contract disputes and protests are increasingly becoming subject to requirements for mediation and arbitration. Often companies are finding it beneficial and economical to participate in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) even when such participation is not required. Our attorneys serve as mediators and arbitrators as well as join in mediations and arbitrations as participants. Our combined experience with government contracts and ADR makes us well-positioned to represent clients in these proceedings, from the very beginning of drafting ADR agreements all the way through an arbitration award and even enforcing arbitration awards in Court, if necessary.  

The government contracts group has several certified mediators and arbitrators who are available to assist companies in reaching expedient and cost-effective resolution to government contract disputes and protests. Because the issues in government contract disputes and protests are often very different from those commonly seen in other commercial disputes, our attorneys extensive government contracts experience makes them uniquely qualified to serve in this capacity.