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Barron Avery authored an article for the Spring 2012 edition of The Procurement Lawyer, entitled "Alternative Delay-Based Entitlement Theories to the Government Delay of Work Clause." The article discusses two alternative breach of contract theories that contractors can pursue in the Government Delay of Work clause.

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Avery Authors “Alternative Delay-Based Entitlement Theories to the Government Delay of Work Clause” for The Procurement Lawyer

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