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Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks government contracts attorney with 13+ years of experience. The candidate should have a partial portable book of business. Significant experience in the area of government contracts and federal procurement is essential. Experience with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (the FAR), the Defense Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARs), as it pertains to clients in the transportation (maritime, trucking and aviation), aerospace and defense, biotechnology and medical research, engineering and construction, environmental remediation, professional services and information technology sectors will be most helpful. Prior work experience in federal agencies or on congressional committees is a plus. License to practice law in the District of Columbia is required. Legal

This small office of a solid Northwest firm is not in growth mode--but they aren't afraid to scoop up talented lawyers from their neighbors when the opportunity arises. They concentrate their full service efforts on a clientele that may not be dominating the Fortune 500, but do give this firm an interesting range of work. This firm is at its best when handling corporate work for small or mid-sized companies, with an occasional IPO here and there.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks government contracts senior associate attorney/counsel with experience. The candidate will be involved in the full range of legal services for companies involved with federal and state contracts and grants including counseling regarding the FAR and procurement practices, bid protests and claims, False Claims Act cases, investigations, suspension and debarment, audits, teaming arrangements, mergers and acquisitions, cyber security, and industrial security. Strong experience with bid protests is required. Legal

A current security clearance is a strong plus. Demonstrated commitment to a career in government contracting is a must.

This large DC firm is known as a place that offers a broad and sophisticated practice, while also being very family friendly. Although salaries are slightly less than competitor firms as associates become more senior, this is reflected in the lower billable hour requirement, which seems to be welcomed by associates that seem to value a more balanced work and personal life. We hear that associates are treated with respect, the culture is exceptionally diverse and progressive, and pro bono work is valued beyond mere lip service.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks government contracts team associate attorney with 2-4 years of experience. The candidate will support the full-scope government contracts practice. Must have experience with bid protests at GAO and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, in addition to an in-depth knowledge of federal procurement regulations. Corporate and transactional experience with government contracting entities is helpful. Legal

The successful candidate also will have excellent writing skills, superior academics from a top law school, the ability to manage multiple assignments concurrently, and produce top quality work with minimal supervision.

A Vault 100 firm widely cited for its outstanding mentorship opportunities for new associates and for its prestigious clientele, associates also applaud its impressive pro-bono policies, which consider pro-bono work just as important as billable work in calculating bonuses and advancement. They also cite mobility within the firm and say that lower-level associates often work closely with partners on projects, making growth opportunities abundant to those looking for career development.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks government contracts associate attorney with 3-5 years of experience with a specific emphasis in bid protest litigation. The candidate must be a member of the DC Bar or eligible to waive in. Legal

Should have excellent academic and professional credentials as well as highly developed writing and analytical skills.

This highly-regarded firm is praised by associates for its quirky, social atmosphere and for its extensive development opportunities. Mentorships and collegial partner/associate dynamics are common, while the firm also boasts flexible facetime policies and market pay. Additionally, the firm is cited for offering impressive resources while maintaining a friendly, medium-sized firm atmosphere.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks international trade/government contracts attorney with 2-6 years of experience. The candidate should preferably have experience or interest in work with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States ("CFIUS"); experience or willingness to develop expertise in the related subjects of government contracts, export control, and internal investigations; and experience or interest in developing expertise in transactional support (mergers and acquisitions and structured investments). Specific experience with the following government entities is especially of interest: the Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security ("BIS"); the Department of State's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls ("DDTC"); the Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC"); and the Department of Defense's Defense Security Service ("DSS"). Legal

Creative lawyering in a laid back environment is big draw for associates at this Amlaw firm. This California-based firm is highly regarded as one of the most innovative firms in the market. The firm is best known for its technology work and life sciences clients, and is generally recognized as the top legal provider for emerging companies. The California culture of the firm fosters a collaborative and social workplace, while the sophisticated training and meaningful attorney mentorship help develop associates into world class lawyers.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks government contracts attorney with 5-10 years of legal experience. The candidate should have experience in the following: Litigation, including bid protests, disputes, and claims; Procurement fraud investigations and related litigation; General counseling on government contracts-related business and regulatory issues, including government contract formation, compliance, mergers and acquisitions due diligence, data rights and subcontracting. Portable practice of $250,000+ is desirable. Legal

This mid-sized firm represents a broad range of business, commercial and litigation practices. On the corporate side, substantive areas of law practiced include securities, mergers and acquisitions, tax, health care, estate planning, public finance, real estate, commercial lending, intellectual property, international and trade finance. Litigation services provided to their clients include commercial and banking litigation, medical malpractice and product liability defense, intellectual property matters, construction contract disputes, employment litigation and environmental law. Attorneys enjoy a friendly work environment, are actively involved in their communities, and receive nice salaries.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks junior government contracts associate attorney with preferably 1-4 years of experience. The preferred candidate must have relevant law firm or federal government experience (military background is a plus) and have knowledge of the FAR, DFARS, and agency FAR supplements and experience with protests, investigations, claims and disputes. Construction litigation experience also desired. Prior clerkship at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims is an advantage. Must be DC Barred or eligible to waive in immediately. Legal

A strong academic record from a nationally recognized law school, superb writing, analytical and public speaking skills are required.

This DC firm is a full-service shop. Large and growing, it has built an enviable reputation for being polished and modern in attitude, work product, and office environment. This firm is particularly well suited for entrepreneurial attorneys that play well with others and don't take themselves too seriously.