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Husch Blackwell: How a Reservation of Rights Can Affect the Outcome of a Dispute on a Government Contract

How a reservation of rights can affect the outcome of a dispute on a government contract

Contractors and contracting officers are often asked to make tough decisions about issues that arise in the course of a complex government contract. Decisions that change the scope of work, the schedule, or the cost of the work must be documented so that the work can proceed. In a perfect world, the parties would execute a bilateral contract modification that addresses and resolves any potential future disputes.

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