Find the best Government Contracts lawyer in Medford, MA

Andrew Daniels
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Avvo Rating: 7.3
Licensed since 1988
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Environmental and Natural Resources, Construction & Development, Energy & Utilities
Khristopher Gregoire
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Avvo Rating: 7.1
Licensed since 2003
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Litigation, Corporate & Incorporation, Construction & Development, Environmental and Natural Resources
Steven Baddour
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Avvo Rating: 6.5
Licensed since 1996
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Government, Election Campaigns & Political Law
John Miller
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Avvo Rating: 6.5
Licensed since 1977
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Construction & Development, Contracts & Agreements
Owen Walker
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Avvo Rating: 6.5
Licensed since 1968
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Construction & Development, Litigation
Richard Arcangeli
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Avvo Rating: 6.7
Licensed since 1985
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Employment & Labor, Government, Administrative Law, Social Security
William Brouillard
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Avvo Rating: 6.7
Licensed since 1975
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Government
Dennis D'Angelo
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Avvo Rating: No Concern
Licensed since 2006
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Litigation, Government
Gary Campbell
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Avvo Rating: 6.4
Licensed since 1999
Practice areas: Government Contracts
Kimberly Courtney
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Avvo Rating: 6.3
Licensed since 2002
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Construction & Development, General Practice, Real Estate, Animal Law

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Government contracts

Government contract attorneys specialize in helping people or companies enter into business contracts with local and national governments. Because a government represents the public interest, it must follow certain procedural and disclosure rules to ensure that its contracts are awarded properly. Generally, government contracts have more restrictive terms than private contracts, and government contract attorneys can help you negotiate a successful contract.