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January 11, 2006 LOST PROFITS: LOST PROFITS: Are They Are They Recoverable? Recoverable? When A Contractor/Sub-Contractor Is When A Contractor/Sub-Contractor Is Not Awarded the Contract/Sub- Not Awarded the Contract/Sub- Contract Contract Presented to The NCMA – Cape Canaveral The NCMA – Cape Canaveral Chapter Chapter Presented By Gary Marcus, Esq. Gary Marcus, Esq. 66 North Village Avenue Rockville Centre, NY 11590 (T) 516-764-2800 (F) 516-764-2827

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January 11, 2006

LOST PROFITS: LOST PROFITS: Are They Are They Recoverable?Recoverable?

When A Contractor/Sub-Contractor Is Not When A Contractor/Sub-Contractor Is Not

Awarded the Contract/Sub-ContractAwarded the Contract/Sub-Contract

Presented to

The NCMA – Cape CanaveralThe NCMA – Cape Canaveral

ChapterChapter

Presented By

Gary Marcus, Esq.Gary Marcus, Esq.

66 North Village Avenue

Rockville Centre, NY 11590

(T) 516-764-2800

(F) 516-764-2827

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January 11, 2006The NCMA Cape Canaveral Chapter

Lost Profits: When A Contractor/Sub-Contractor Is Not Awarded the Contract/Sub-Contract

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January 11, 2006The NCMA Cape Canaveral Chapter

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IntroductionIntroduction

“Rethinking Lost Profits”

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January 11, 2006The NCMA Cape Canaveral Chapter

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Protesting A Contract AwardPrime ContractSub-Contract

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Protesting Award Of A Prime Contract – VenuesAgencyGAOUS Court of Federal Claims

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January 11, 2006The NCMA Cape Canaveral Chapter

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Protesting Award Of A Prime Contract – Denial of ReliefLack of StandingLack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

AntitrustPatent InfringementContractor Responsibility

Override of Stay – Urgent and Compelling NeedLack of Jurisdiction Over Agency

FAAPostal Authority

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Protesting Award Of A Prime Contract – Relief SoughtStay of Award or Contract PerformanceCancellation of Award and Award to Protestor

Recovery of Bid CostsRecovery of Protest CostsRecovery of Attorney’s FeesRecovery of Lost Profits??

Cancellation of Award and Re-Bid

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Protesting Award Of A Sub-ContractBreach of A Teaming AgreementBreach of Implied Contract

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Protesting Award Of A Sub-Contract – RemediesDamages – Bid CostsInjunctive ReliefLost Profits

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Lost ProfitsWinstar CasesEnergy Capital Case

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Lost Profits – Elements

Foreseeability

Reasonable Certainty

Proximate Cause

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SummarySummary

Adequacy of Remedies Under Current Law

Balance of the Equities

In Terrorem Effect

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Questions & Answers

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