Bradley’s Government Contracts Practice Group is seeking to add an associate in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. Bradley’s reputation as one of the best law firms in the United States stems from the experience, knowledge, and dedication of our lawyers and staff. We look for lawyers who combine intelligence and work ethic while placing a high value on personal integrity, relationships, camaraderie, diversity, mutual respect, community and professionalism. At Bradley, we recognize that a commitment to diversity is not just a passive ideal, but an active goal. We are committed to building a workforce that incorporates of a variety of backgrounds, experiences, ideas, and perspectives, and that reflects the clients we serve. We are committed to providing a workplace that is open and respectful, and values the different talents, ideas, knowledge, and contributions that each individual brings to the table. The Government Contracts Practice Group in Bradley’s Washington D.C. office is seeking to add an associate with three to six years of experience in federal government contracting law. Substantive bid protest and contract claim experience in private practice is highly desired. The firm will consider attorneys with federal government employment experience as well. The position involves government contracts litigation and counseling matters primarily, but the candidate should also be willing to assist in construction litigation or other areas as needed. A note to search firms: If you are a placement search firm submitting candidates, please email Mary Screws, Director of Recruiting, to see if we are accepting submissions at this time. If approved, please use this link to submit your candidate and specify which posting you are submitting your candidate for consideration. The submission of an unsolicited resume or other candidate information by a search firm shall not constitute our consent or approval of such submission. Posting of a position on this website does not authorize search firms or other third parties to directly solicit candidates on the firm's behalf.