Another DOHA Security Clearance Victory

Bill Savarino successfully convinced the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals to grant a clearance despite admissions of dishonesty under Guideline E. The applicant, a former military officer, lied about having extramarital sex with an enlisted man to her superior officer, to a state court judge in her divorce proceedings, and then to a Defense Security Service Special Agent in connection with her periodic reinvestigation. Mr. Savarino presented sufficient evidence to mitigate DOHA”s concerns during a 4 hour hearing in Arlington, VA.

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Can’t win for losing?

A Cordatis team consisting of Daniel Strouse and Josh Schnell recently persuaded the U.S. Court of Federal Claims to leave their client's contract in place despite an unfavorable decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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Jason Moy teaches at the Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center at the University of Virginia

Jason Moy—a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve—recently taught government contract law at the 177th Contract Attorneys Course hosted by the Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center at the University of Virginia.