Litigate All contractors realize that disputes should be avoided whenever possible. It is the nature of the Federal contracting process, however, that sooner or later some disagreement over contract terms or execution is likely to surface.
Some key engagements follow.
A computer services contractor brought this suit for alleged damages arising from a requirements contract to service computers for the U.S. Army in Europe. The contractor alleged that its fixed prices for repair services were low due to insufficient and inadequate information about expected quantities furnished by the Army as part of the solicitation package. Mr. Cotton was deposed prior to his testimony during the trial. The contractor was seeking DM 6,285,445. The judge's decision in the case denied the claim in total.