Online: First Year Government Contract Attorneys Course

You want your first year government contract attorneys to “hit the ground running” and be as productive as possible. They probably didn’t learn enough in this area in law school, and some government contract law matters–like litigation–simply do not lend themselves to a prolonged learning curve. Thankfully your “First Years” actually want the same thing—to be positive members of your team as quickly as possible. Start them out right by having them attend the Public Contracting Institute’s First Year Government Contract Attorneys Course!

This course will provide your First Years with the principal procedural and research skills they need to support partners in the major government contracts areas, and at the very beginning of their careers! In addition to covering the basic “life cycle” of government contracts, other topics will include: contract formation controversies (agency-level protests, GAO protests, COFC protests, and SBA challenges); contract administration controversies (CDA claims, ASBCA and CBCA appeals, COFC appeals); and contract law legal research. The presentation will also be enhanced by “real-life” problems and practical exercises. So make that commitment in your First Years that will pay off in all that they do.