Cameron Hamrick focuses on government contract matters, litigation and civil fraud investigations. He counsels on a wide variety of contract matters, including procurement integrity and conflict of interest issues, drafting and negotiating contracts and subcontracts, cost accounting, defective pricing, protection of proprietary data, terminations for convenience and default, preparation of claims, and suspension and debarment. He has litigated complex contract cases before the federal district courts, the US Court of Federal Claims, federal agency boards of contract appeals and other forums, as well as bid protests before the GAO and the US Court of Federal Claims. He has substantial experience providing government contracts compliance advice and training to companies and their employees. He has lectured on government contracts, environmental remediation and construction topics. Cameron joined Mayer Brown in 2001 after practicing with another major Washington, DC, law firm.

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