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Celebrating our second anniversary! From four people and 38 clients to 20 people and over 350 clients in two short years during the worst pandemic of the last century! Proud of the past and excited for the future!
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Executive Law Partners, PLLC CELEBRATES ITS SECOND ANNIVERSARY! On April 1, 2020, XLP officially opened its "doors" with two attorneys, two staff, and...
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EXECUTIVE LAW PARTNERS SUCCESS STORY!
XLP helps custodial parent recover missing children
Jonathan Francis and the Personal and Individual Rights Litigation ( PIRL) team at XLP helped a custodial parent recover his missing children from a non-custodial parent who absconded from Virginia with the children. Jonathan secured a child custody order for our client, then worked with the court system and National Law enforcement agencies to locate the children after the non-custodial parent violated the court’s order to turn the children over to our client. The children were located, safe, and are back with their father, while the non-custodial parent is now in police custody.
The results of each case vary based on the facts. Contact Executive Law Partners, PLLC today for help!
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Executive Law Partners, PLLC is pleased to announce that Jim Council has joined the firm as Counsel in our downtown Richmond office. Jim brings decades of experience in government relations, state and law, and law to XLP. Jim also coordinates efforts with the XLP Appellate Practice group for matters before the Virginia Supreme Court, the US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit and the Virginia Court of Appeals. Welcome, Jim!
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Jim Council is a licensed attorney who has concentrated his work in government relations for the last fifteen years. During that time, he has represented a number of healthcare technology companies and a group of residential psychiatric treatment centers, and their state industry association before....
What Does the New Executive Order on COVID Safety Protocols Mean for Federal Contractors and their Employees?
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SUMMARY: The Executive Order requires the FAR to be amended by October 15, 2021 to add a mandatory clause providing direction to Federal contractors on vaccination of employees. This clause will be included in any new Federal contract action after October 15, 2021, including solicitations, new contr...
Quarter Million Dollar settlement in prime/subcontractor dispute!
Milt Johns, Jill F. Helwig and the XLP Litigation team secured a nearly quarter million dollar settlement for a client in a contractual dispute with its prime contractor. After filing suit, the XLP team was able to secure the significant settlement for the client through mediation.
How can the legal professionals at Executive Law Partners, PLLC help you today?
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High Six-Figure Settlement for Wrongful Death
Milt Johns, working with local counsel, secured a confidential, high six-figure settlement for a client who lost a family member as a result of a wrongful death. Executive Law Partners, PLLC litigation professionals work tirelessly to vindicate your rights! While no results are guaranteed, XLP can help you decide whether to take action when you or a family member or your business are injured as a result of someone else's actions.
Significant change is coming to Virginia civil litigation!
On July 1, 2021 Virginia’s jurisdictional limit for personal injury cases filed in General District Court will increase from $25,000 to $50,000. The General Assembly’s amendment to Virginia Code Sections 8.01-195.4, 16.1-77, and 16.1-107 will create the option for personal injury victims with damages between $25,000 and $50,000 to file their case in either General District Court or Circuit Court. It is crucial for personal injury victims to understand the implications of filing in each court, as there are several important procedural differences that can impact the outcome of a personal injury case. Plaintiffs will need to consider many factors before filing suit, including how quickly they want a trial, the type and extent of discovery that will be required, and whether demanding a jury trial will increase their likelihood of success. Experienced attorneys can help a personal injury victim consider all relevant factors when determining which court best suits their unique case and guide them to a decision that will set them up to recover the maximum amount possible.
XLP stands with KDVA
As leading organizations for the Veterans who defended Korea and U.S. interests from 1950 to the present day, for the economic and people-to-people relationships between Korea and the United States…
XLP is looking immediately for a part time paralegal to work in our Fairfax office. Hours are 2-5:30 M-F. Potential to full time. Collegial environment with opportunity to advance. Salary negotiable based on experience and qualifications. Prefer at least 5 years’ experience in Virginia or Federal court litigation practice. Send resume and salary history in confidence to [email protected].
Executive Law Partners, PLLC signs 200 clients in its first year!!!
With just a week left until its first Anniversary, Executive Law Partners, PLLC has signed its 200th client! We have grown from 2 attorneys and 2 staff on April 1, 2020 to 10 attorneys and 4 staff in just under one year!
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Executive Law Partners, PLLC is pleased to announce that Michael Bednarek has joined the firm as Of Counsel, bringing a 35 year career in Intellectual ...
Executive Law Partners, PLLC Success Story!
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled in favor of an XLP client in a case argued by Partner and Managing Member Milt Johns. The Court of Appeals issued a precedential ruling that the XLP client, a U.S. government contracting company, did state a claim for additional costs as damages incurred as a result of a contract change by the U.S. Navy where no formal contract modification was issued by the contracting officer. You can read the opinion of the three-judge pa here: https://lnkd.in/eptyhDZ
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XLP Success Story!
Milt Johns, Jacqueline Mitchell-Koromah and the XLP Government Contracts team successfully guided a Client through the process of novating a Federal Government contract from a predecessor entity to a new entity. Federal Government Contracts cannot be "sold," but they can be assigned to a new entity through the novation process as part of an asset sale transaction. Many Clients express uneasiness about the U.S. Government’s discretionary framework for novating a Government contract from one party to another.
There are right ways and wrong ways to approach novations.
XLP Government Contract attorneys have been handling novations for decades.
Call XLP for a free consultation today!
Welcome, Rachel Bryan!
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Executive Law Partners, PLLC welcomes Rachel Bryan to the team as a paralegal! Rachel Bryan began her paralegal career in New York, where she handled ...
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The XLP Corporate Transactions team closed a Merger & Acquisition (M&A) deal for an XLP client that involved drafting the Letter of Intent, the Asset Purchase Agreement, performing due diligence, securing Intellectual Property (IP) rights, completing the closing, and executing funds transfers. The Asset Purchase secured important IP for the client, positioning them for growth. XLP professionals with significant real-world business experience performed detailed drafting, analysis and management for the transaction at a cost well below market averages. XLP professionals have closed M&A transactions valued between $100K and in excess of $20M.
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Jill Helwig and the XLP Litigation Team secured a significant settlement for an aviation client in a dispute with a vendor. An aircraft belonging to XLP’s client was damaged while undergoing maintenance at a vendor facility. When the vendor refused to take responsibility for the damages, XLP initiated arbitration proceedings on behalf of the client. After filing, but before arbitration, the vendor agreed to cover the costs of all of the damages to the aircraft, plus the filing and attorney fees incurred by XLP’s client.
XLP’s attorneys handle all forms of dispute resolution, from negotiation to mediation to arbitration and litigation, in state and federal courts, boards and tribunals.
Each case is different, and results will vary based on the facts. Call XLP for a free consultation today!
Executive Law Partners has now established a Maryland practice! XLP is now taking cases in Maryland, representing businesses and individuals with litigation and transactional needs. With a new, convenient location in Rockville, Maryland, XLP is ready to meet and exceed your legal needs! Call today! (571)500-1010 www.xlppllc.com
All of our attorneys have had careers in business and government, giving us a unique understanding of the business decisions face by our clients.
VIRGINIA EMPLOYERS: Are you ready for the sea-change in Virginia employment law that took effect July 1, 2020??? Virginia's newly enacted whistle blower protections create a broad class of claims against for wrongful termination or discipline of private sector employees that will dramatically alter Virginia's "employment at will" doctrine. The law includes a right for private sector employees to sue their employers for reinstatement, damages, back wages and benefits and attorney fees if they are terminated for engaging in a wide spectrum of activities newly defined as "whistle-blowing." Executive Law Partners, PLLC can guide employers through this emerging new environment to avoid costly mistakes! www.xlppllc.com Contact us today!
All of our attorneys have had careers in business and government, giving us a unique understanding of the business decisions face by our clients.
Thirty-seven Loudoun County parents have filed a lawsuit asking a Circuit Court judge to determine whether recently adopted changes to
Executive Law Partners, PLLC is excited to announce the launch of its Personal/Individual Rights Litigation (PIRL) practice group. Good people often face tough circumstances. PIRL practitioners at XLP can handle the myriad challenges facing individuals in difficult times, including divorce (contested and uncontested), child custody and support matters, and enforcement of domestic relations orders. With a range of options, from mediated separation agreements to complex trials involving contested business valuations, PIRL practitioners at XLP can find a path to resolve problematic and sensitive matters. Contact us for a free 30-minute consultation, in person, by phone or Zoom meeting.
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XLP attorneys understand that the types of representation in Personal/Individual Rights Litigation (PIRL) require maturity, insight, and creative problem solving skills in addition courtroom savvy. The litigators in the PIRL practice area recognize that solving problems is not always a “winner tak...
100 CLIENTS IN 120 DAYS!!!
Executive Law Partners, PLLC (XLP) is pleased to announce that 100 clients have chosen XLP for their legal needs in just the first 120 days of the firm’s operation.
XLP provides full-service legal support to clients throughout the United States, Europe and the Middle East.
XLP attorneys advise business clients on government contract regulations, corporate governance, commercial transactions, and international trade. XLP attorneys litigate complex commercial matters, estate and property disputes, claims against the US government, whistleblower cases, and bid protests. And that’s not all!
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XLP Success Story
Milt Johns and the XLP Government Contracts team successfully guided a client through the process of novating a Federal government contract. Federal government contracts cannot be bought or sold, but may be novated to new contracting parties as part of a sale of assets related to the contract. The Federal government must approve any proposed novation, so assistance from experienced legal professionals is crucial to a successful transfer of assets.
Learn how XLP can help you grow your government contracting company today!
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XLP Success Story - Jonathan Francis and the XLP litigation team won a six-figure judgment at trial in a dispute over unpaid promissory notes that included an award of significant attorney fees! Congratulations, Jonathan!
How can XLP help you and your business today?
Executive Law Partners is pleased to welcome Paul Prados to the team effective today as a Partner! Paul will head our new Estate and Real Property Litigation practice area. Paul brings 15 years of litigation experience to the team, merging his practice at Prados Law with XLP. Paul was also a Partner at Day & Johns. Welcome Paul!
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Having learned to practice law in a wide range of areas, Paul developed a strong awareness of the interplay between the rules of court, the human side of dealing with judges and jurors, and fashioning relief specific to his clients. Paul seeks new challenges posed by changes in the law, complex proc...
Is your Government Contracting Company ready for new Federal requirements this year?
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In recent years cybersecurity has become an important concern for the Government, and that has resulted in changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS). There is a big change on the horizon that all defense contractors sh...
Executive Law Partners is pleased to welcome Michelle Litteken to our team as Counsel! Michelle represents and advises clients in a wide variety of government contracting and commercial litigation matters. She represents clients in bid protests at the Government Accountability Office and the Court of Federal Claims, size and status protests before the Small Business Administration, and appeals under the Contract Disputes Act at the Court of Federal Claims, Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, and Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals. Michelle has also represented clients in contract disputes in state court, federal court, and in arbitration.
Ms. Litteken is an active member of the ABA’s Public Contracts Law Section where she is the vice chair of the Bid Protest Committee and the Contract Claims & Disputes Resolution Committee. Prior to working with XLP, Ms. Litteken was Counsel at Piliero Mazza, she clerked at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and was an associate at two large, international law firms. Ms. Litteken earned a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana and a J.D. from the George Washington University.
Executive Law Partners, PLLC - in just 60 days, 60 clients have placed their trust in us! Learn more about our practice and team at www.xlppllc.com
XLP attorneys have handled transactions ranging from small commercial purchases orders to multi-million dollar mergers and acquisitions.
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Executive Law Partners, PLLC is pleased to announce that Andrew Knaggs has joined the firm as Counsel. Andrew has a diverse legal practice involving corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, government contracts, cyber security and other national security-related issues.
Andrew also has deep leadership experience. He commanded a team of Green Berets, deployed to Iraq twice, and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for combat actions. He has also served as a federal civilian in multiple capacities, including as the Chief of Research and Engineering at the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) and most recently, for two years as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Combating Terrorism.
Andrew earned a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point and a J.D. from William & Mary Law School.
COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill moves from the Senate to the House
This week amid COVID-19 concerns, the Senate passed a bill to be sent to the House of Representatives for a vote on Thursday April 23, 2020 as the next installment of the economic recovery package. The bill, titled the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act (PPP/HCE), includes major additional funding for small business loans and grants to help ease economic losses. Additionally, the bill includes funding for hospitals and businesses to conduct COVID-19 testing.
Major sources of funding in the bill include:
1. $310 billion for the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). This allows for the issuance of additional forgivable loans from the federal government to cover payroll and operating expenses for more small businesses after the previous fund ran dry.
2. $60 billion to the SBA’s economic injury disaster loans and grants.
a. Includes $50 billion for economic injury disaster loans, of which can be up to $2 million and a maximum interest rate of 4% with repayment periods of up to 30 years.
b. $10 billion allocated for grants of up to $10,000
c. The new bill allows for agricultural enterprises with no more than 500 employees to receive this funding as well.
3. $75 billion to support hospital workers and those in the healthcare system who have suffered due to the outbreak.
4. $25 billion has been allocated to expand testing.
a. This $25 billion includes $11 billion for states, and localities to purchase and administer COVID-19 tests.
b. This fund includes money for businesses to administer employer testing.
Executive Law Partners can help you navigate the turbulent waters of the COVID-19 economy and recovery!
Executive Law Partners is pleased to welcome Jonathan Francis to the firm as a Senior Associate! Jonathan has a JD from William & Mary and over 12 years’ experience in business law, government contracts, real estate and civil litigation.
Executive Law Partners is pleased to announce the opening of our Warrenton, Virginia office! Conveniently located near the Warrenton courthouses, XLP is open for business! Due to coronavirus shut downs, we ask clients to call in advance for an appointment at our Fairfax, Manassas, or Warrenton offices. 
Attorneys are asked one particular question many times - “[Insert situation] - can I get sued for that?”
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Any business or individual can be sued for anything at any time.
The real question is, “Can I be held liable for that?“
Executive Law Partners can help you navigate those questions, and give you real world perspective on mitigating risk.
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