Orga Cadet's international and government contracts practice focuses on the intersection of trade, national security, and technology. Drawing from a background in international relations and government negotiations, he helps educate clients on complex trade and national security statutes and regulations, including in the context of export controls, sanctions, trade remedies, customs, and defense security matters, as well as Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) reviews. He has a comprehensive range of experience in international trade matters, having previously worked on security and conflict resolution matters, as well as investigative matters. By combining his legal, professional, and academic experiences, Orga contributes clear and concise analysis of the multifaceted and ever-changing aspects of international trade.
In his government contracts practice, clients benefit from Orga’s experience providing day-to-day counseling in all aspects of federal government procurement, including preventing and investigating potential instances of government contracts-related fraud, misrepresentations, and other compliance failures. He helps clients navigate and comply with the Federal Acquisition Regulation and related regulatory regimes governing companies doing business with the federal government.
*Not admitted in the District of Columbia, admitted in New York. Practicing pursuant to D.C. Rule 49(c)(8) under the direct supervision of Barbara Linney during pendency of application for admission to the District of Columbia.