Federal teaming agreement gone bad in Loudoun County? If a prime contractor cut you out after award, here’s how I help subcontractors recover what they’re owed.
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Disputes Over Scope in Navy Contracts: How Norfolk Contractors Can Protect Their Share
If your role on a Navy contract suddenly shrank after award, you’re not alone. I help Norfolk subcontractors enforce their workshare agreements and recover what they were promised.
When a Prime or Sub breaches a federal contract, the fallout can be costly—missed payments, lost workshare, and serious damage to your reputation. At Shin Law Office, I help contractors in Loudoun and Fairfax County enforce their agreements, recover what’s owed, and stay mission-ready.
When subcontractor issues hit a job site—missed deadlines, poor workmanship, or withheld payments—it’s more than just a headache. It can threaten the entire project timeline and budget. At Shin Law Office, I represent both general contractors and subcontractors in Northern Virginia construction disputes. My goal? Resolve the conflict quickly, protect your interests, and keep your project moving.
Based in Loudoun County and serving clients across Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland, we know that when everything’s on the line, the right attorney doesn’t just make a difference—they determine the outcome.