Josh Schnell and Sam Van Kopp filed an amicus brief on behalf of 13 Members of Congress (7 Senators and 6 Representatives) in support of the plaintiffs in NJ et al. v. OMB et al. (D....

Partner Josh Schnell was quoted in a recent AP article on the Army's award of a $1.2 billion contract to build and operate an immigration detention facility on Fort Bliss. In the article, Josh discusses some...

In a recent GAO protest, a Cordatis team consisting of David Cohen, John O'Brien, and Rhina Cardenal successfully defended our client's task-order contract for telecommunication services from the Social Security Administration. Agreeing with our arguments, GAO...

A Cordatis team consisting of Josh Schnell and Sam Van Kopp filed a class action complaint in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims challenging USAID's termination of the Payne Fellowship Program. Established in 2012, the Payne...

Partner Josh Schnell recently spoke to a large group of farmers, ranchers, and the non-profits that support them about their legal rights with respect to suspended and terminated contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements. Click this post...

Partner Josh Schnell was recently interviewed by Smart Cities Dive on compliance issues related to the California High-Speed Rail Authority's multi-billion dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Department of Transportation. Click here to read the...

On February 21, 2025, a federal court issued a nation-wide preliminary injunction that temporarily stops President Trump’s efforts to criminalize programs that support diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). In issuing its order, the court found that...

Law360 recently published an article about the U.S. Court of Federal Claims bid protest we filed on behalf of Centerra Security Service GmBH. In the case, a Cordatis team consisting of Daniel Strouse, Josh Schnell, and...

After our client Hydraulics International, Inc. won a sole-source contract from the Army for an Aviation Ground Power Unit, a competitor filed a GAO protest arguing that it should have been allowed to compete for the...