The Dentons Government Contracts practice group was pleased to host our virtual discussion as part of our continuing legal education series to provide in-house attorneys and other government contract professionals practical analyses of statutes, regulations, court and board of contract appeals decisions, current trends, and legal risks impacting government contractors.

Discussion agenda:

• Trends in the Government’s attempts to place limitations on contractor recovery, including recent decisions that may be used going forward to permit cost reasonableness challenges in many cost disallowance appeals even though the relevant final decision did not address reasonableness.
• The most common Cost Accounting Standards’ (“CAS”) challenges and issues with indefinite-quantity/indefinite-delivery (“ID/IQ”) and hybrid contracts.
• The 2010 Maropakis case, the precedent it created, and why the Maropakis doctrine must be changed.
• The Contract Disputes Act (“CDA”) statute of limitation. 

Presentation materials

Webinar recording

*CLE credit is not available for watching the recording.

Introduction

K. Tyler Thomas, Senior Managing Associate, Government Contracts, Denver

Presenters

Thomas A. Lemmer, Partner, Government Contracts, Denver
Phillip R. Seckman, Partner, Government Contracts, Denver
Meagan R. Fackler, Associate, Government Contracts, Denver

CLE credit

Credit totals and CLE credit type will vary depending on state.

CLE credit is pending approval in Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Virginia. Credit for all other states must be applied for and submitted by individual attendees. Compliance with each state's MCLE requirements is the sole responsibility of the attendee.

Learn more about Dentons Government Contracts Academy.