Sheppard Mullin's "Government Contracts Practice" brings together a group of attorneys with over a century of combined experience in helping clients navigate the maze of procurement statutes, regulations, and contractual provisions that modify, supplement, or displace some of the customary business practices and procedures that characterize traditional commercial contracting. Commercial and public entities receiving federal and state funds must consider the implications of these special procurement rules when assessing overall business risks and concerns.  The Government Contracts Practice Group is available to provide counseling and litigation services concerning these special procurement rules, especially as they relate to business policies and practices regarding:

• Accounting and Cost Recovery
• Contract Award and Pricing
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Contract Administration
• Audit, Inspection, and Quality Assurance
• Product Testing and Warranty
• Labor Rules and Wages
• Subcontracting and Teaming Arrangements
• Foreign Sales and Purchases
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Export Compliance