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Security Clearances, Uncovered!
February 3, 2012Location: Fedmarket Headquarters, Bethesda, MD
Do you want to know a secret? Hear Bill Savarino discuss important aspects of personnel and facility clearances with Fedmarket on February 3, 2012. See Security Clearances, Uncovered! for details.
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1/19/2012-- Another SCI Saved
Bill Savarino saved another SCI clearance with a significant U.S. intelligence agency. The allegation involved alleged deception of drug use during a polygraph.
12/15/2011-- Another SCI Clearance Victory
Bill Savarino saved another SCI clearance at an important intelligence agency. This successful appeal involved multiple allegations under Guideline B (Foreign Influence) involving family and contacts in Pakistan and with the Pakistani government.
12/1/2011-- Big Bid Protest Win at the COFC
The team of Bill Savarino and John O'Brien won a significant decision in favor of NetStar-1 Government Consulting, Inc. at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims involving an Organizational Conflict of Interest ("OCI"). NetStar filed a protest at the GAO alleging that the awardee of a Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE") contract had an OCI that afforded them an unequal access to, among other things, NetStar's proprietary labor rates under NetStar's incumbent contract. The GAO denied NetStar's protest, which prompted NetStar to file a protest with U.S. Court of Federal Claims (COFC No. 11-294C). Judge Allegra granted NetStar's request for a preliminary injunction pending a decision on the merits on June 13, 2011. After considerable briefing and oral argument, Judge Allegra granted NetStar's protest and permanently enjoined ICE from awarding the contract to ALON on October 17, 2011. ICE has appealed the decision to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
10/22/2011-- Molnar Insurance Coverage Success
Norah Molnar successfully obtained insurance coverage for legal fees incurred by a client who was defending Lanham Act and tortious interference claims. After initially denying coverage, the insurance carrier reversed its position and paid the full measure of defense costs under the "advertising injury" coverage grant of the client's Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance policy.
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