The belt-tightening on the Beltway has been a boon to one legal specialty: government contract lawyers. Increased competition among bidders for a smaller pool of government contract work has resulted in rising numbers of disgruntled contractors needing legal representation.
“The amount of protest [filings] run counter to the amount of government contract work available,” says Kenneth Weckstein, a government contracts and litigation partner at Brown Rudnick. “When there’s less work available, companies fight harder to get it.”
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