Find the best Government Contracts lawyer in Annapolis, MD

Leonard Lucchi
5.0 stars 1 review
Avvo Rating: 8.9
Licensed since 1983
Leonard L. Lucchi is a registered lobbyist who represents business owners, trade groups, and County and City governments before the Maryland General Assembly and the United States Congress. Mr. Lucchi’s scope of representation includes lobbying, ...
Practice areas: Government Contracts, State, Local And Municipal Law, Administrative Law, Employment & Labor
Scott Swafford
4.5 stars 8 reviews
Avvo Rating: 8.2
Licensed since 2008
Started Swafford Law, LLC as a solo practitioner, after several years as an attorney with Arnold & Porter, LLP, and decades of experiences including IT, military intelligence, contracting, and international relations. Attended Law School at ni...
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Advertising, Business, Privacy
Michael Marinello
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Avvo Rating: 8.7
Licensed since 2006
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Business, Employment & Labor, Litigation
Cynthia Hawkins
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Avvo Rating: 7.4
Licensed since 1998
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Corporate & Incorporation, Licensing, Commercial, Contracts & Agreements
Robert Moss
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Avvo Rating: 6.5
Licensed since 1994
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Litigation, Government
Jennifer Adams
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Avvo Rating: No Concern
Licensed since 2003
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Family, Business
Eric Decker
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Avvo Rating: No Concern
Licensed since 2008
Practice areas: Government Contracts, Aviation

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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.