Christopher Noon

Mr. Noon is an associate in the Government Contracts & Regulated Industries Practice Group in the firm's Washington, D.C. office. 

Areas of Practice

Mr. Noon's practice focuses on federal procurement law, encompassing all aspects of federal government contracts law, including litigation, compliance, claims, and issues related to contract administration.  Mr. Noon regularly counsels clients with respect to a wide range of government contracts issues, including bid protests, claim investigation and preparation, and regulatory compliance with the FAR, DFARS, and Cost Accounting Standards.  Additionally, Mr. Noon frequently assists clients with internal investigations involving allegations of contractor fraud or abuse in conjunction with Inspector General and Department of Justice subpoenas, and helps clients develop and maintain internal compliance programs.

Education

• J.D., The George Washington University Law School, 2008
• B.S., Boston College, 2005, cum laude

Admissions

• California
• District of Columbia
• U.S. Court of Federal Claims

Languages

• Spanish

Articles

• Cleantech Product Development, San Diego Daily Transcript, October 22, 2009

• "The Use of Racial Preferences in Public Procurement for Social Stability," Public Contract Law Journal, 38 Pub. Cont. L.J. 611 (2009).

Government Contracts Law Blog Articles

• "Improper Payments Elimination Act Provides Opportunities For Contractors," August 17, 2010
• "When Does A Free Item NOT Fall Below The Micro-Purchase Threshold?", May 12, 2010
• "Federal Circuit Affirms, Requires Showing of Benefit to the Government for Allocability of Development Costs", December 8, 2009
• "GAO Rejects "Aggregate" Valuation Method for Determining Qualification Under the Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act", November 9, 2009