Federal Court Litigation
DC Federal Litigation
Federal court representation when an agency gets it wrong.
DC Federal Litigation starts from a premise most practices avoid: when an agency decides a case wrongly, the answer is not another appeal to the same agency.
The Administrative Appeals Office reviews a USCIS denial through the same lens that produced it. Same agency, same file, same culture. A federal district court is a different forum with a different standard, and the governing precedent is explicit that an agency may not invent requirements the published regulations do not contain.
The firm files complaints in its own name. The work covers denied O-1, P-1 and EB-1A petitions, mandamus actions for cases that have simply stopped moving, government contracts and bid protests, EPA and environmental matters, FOIA suits against agencies that will not comply, and DC local counsel for attorneys admitted elsewhere.
What they do
- Immigration litigationFederal complaints on denied O-1, P-1 and EB-1A petitions, and mandamus where no decision has issued.
- Government contractsTucker Act claims, GAO and COFC bid protests, SBA certifications, suspension and debarment defense.
- DC local counselPro hac vice sponsorship and ad hoc counsel for firms that need a presence in the District.
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A sixty-minute executive consultation is $500, credited toward the retainer if you engage.
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