Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: Government RFP Laws

I need much more info. I would recommend you retain counsel and possibly an investigator be brought in to assist. You can call me. Don Holben 800-685-6950

Re: Government RFP Laws

While there are routes one can take to stop circumvention of the law by governmental entities, having a "hunch" and being able to prove some improper conduct on the part of a governmental employee or department are two vastly different things. If you have some evidence of collusion or wrongdoing, I suggest you make an appointment with an attorney in your area specializing in government or municipal law. After you disclose whatever "inside information" you may have gotten to an attorney, you may be able to bring an action against the governmental entity and/or your competitor to halt the abuses.

Re: Government RFP Laws

You will need some proof and that is the key, how you get it. You really have to go in and fight to get the information you need. You need to finance this situation and higher a bulldog attorney, schooled in litigation and ready to fight, and I do mean fight for you. A mamby pamby is not someone you need. You said that also depend upon what city you are in and who is involved. I do not mean to be overly dramatic or even the drama queen of the law but if you get the wrong people and they get many you things can happen to you don't anticipate so you must be dedicated to what you're doing. I am in the San Francisco Bay Area to a sometimes been referred to the bull who carries his china shop with him. I have never been afraid of the good fight and won't back down. I litigated hundreds of cases and would think that this would never go to court if you have the proper proof and information. If you wish to consult with me I am a 925 -- 945 -- 6000.