Perkins Coie Adds 5-Attorney Group to Expanding Government Contracts Practice
06/02/2022
Perkins Coie Adds 5-Attorney Group to Expanding Government Contracts Practice
Perkins Coie announced today the addition of a five-attorney government contracts group led by partners Kelley Doran and Gary Campbell to its Washington, D.C., office as a strategic move that significantly expands the firm’s Government Contracts practice. The addition of the Chambers-ranked group further bolsters the practice’s capabilities for clients conducting business with a range of government agencies.
The group has significant experience representing federal contractors in bid protests, federal procurement fraud investigations, complex litigation, and regulatory compliance matters, and has worked with some of the nation’s largest federal contractors across a variety of business sectors.
“The addition of this experienced and respected five-attorney team marks a significant investment in our national Government Contracts practice and positions us to serve an even broader range of clients,” said Seth Locke, co-chair of Perkins Coie’s Government Contracts practice. “The group’s capabilities—from handling bid protests and federal investigations to negotiating deals and litigation and regulatory matters—will benefit our clients in Washington, D.C., and nationally and we’re delighted to welcome them to our practice.”
The group brings extensive contracting and regulatory litigation experience. Partners Kelley Doran and Gary Campbell are leading practitioners in the world of government contracting. They are joined by senior counsel Greg Vogel and associates Suzanne Boehm and Miles McCann.
Kelley has counseled clients on government contracts, negotiations, and litigation for more than 25 years. In addition to extensive experience working with federal contractors in the information technology, cybersecurity, homeland security, defense, and aerospace industries, he also has significant depth in biodefense and life sciences. Kelley has been involved in several large Project BioShield procurements, such as programs for anthrax, botulism, smallpox, Ebola, and influenza as well as Operation Warp Speed.
Gary has more than 20 years of experience representing federal contractors in bid protests, internal investigations, government audits and investigations, federal subcontract disputes, ethics and compliance issues, and mergers and acquisitions. His previous experience as an in-house counsel at a Fortune 100 aerospace and defense company positions him well to offer knowledgeable, practical advice to both large and small clients on their most sensitive matters within the defense and intelligence community industries.
“This accomplished team has a strong reputation in the Beltway and beyond and represents a meaningful addition to our firm and office” said Valerie Dahiya, managing partner of Perkins Coie’s Washington, D.C., office. “We extend a warm welcome to Kelley, Gary, Greg, Suzanne, and Miles in joining our D.C. team, and its leading corporate, litigation, and regulatory presence in the nation’s capital.”
The five-attorney group joins Perkins Coie from Womble Bond Dickinson.
Perkins Coie Adds 5-Attorney Group to Expanding Government Contracts Practice
The group has significant experience representing federal contractors in bid protests, federal procurement fraud investigations, complex litigation, and regulatory compliance matters, and has worked with some of the nation’s largest federal contractors across a variety of business sectors.
“The addition of this experienced and respected five-attorney team marks a significant investment in our national Government Contracts practice and positions us to serve an even broader range of clients,” said Seth Locke, co-chair of Perkins Coie’s Government Contracts practice. “The group’s capabilities—from handling bid protests and federal investigations to negotiating deals and litigation and regulatory matters—will benefit our clients in Washington, D.C., and nationally and we’re delighted to welcome them to our practice.”
The group brings extensive contracting and regulatory litigation experience. Partners Kelley Doran and Gary Campbell are leading practitioners in the world of government contracting. They are joined by senior counsel Greg Vogel and associates Suzanne Boehm and Miles McCann.
Kelley has counseled clients on government contracts, negotiations, and litigation for more than 25 years. In addition to extensive experience working with federal contractors in the information technology, cybersecurity, homeland security, defense, and aerospace industries, he also has significant depth in biodefense and life sciences. Kelley has been involved in several large Project BioShield procurements, such as programs for anthrax, botulism, smallpox, Ebola, and influenza as well as Operation Warp Speed.
Gary has more than 20 years of experience representing federal contractors in bid protests, internal investigations, government audits and investigations, federal subcontract disputes, ethics and compliance issues, and mergers and acquisitions. His previous experience as an in-house counsel at a Fortune 100 aerospace and defense company positions him well to offer knowledgeable, practical advice to both large and small clients on their most sensitive matters within the defense and intelligence community industries.
“This accomplished team has a strong reputation in the Beltway and beyond and represents a meaningful addition to our firm and office” said Valerie Dahiya, managing partner of Perkins Coie’s Washington, D.C., office. “We extend a warm welcome to Kelley, Gary, Greg, Suzanne, and Miles in joining our D.C. team, and its leading corporate, litigation, and regulatory presence in the nation’s capital.”
The five-attorney group joins Perkins Coie from Womble Bond Dickinson.
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