Background
Stafford, Junior, John G. was born on January 24, 1949 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
Stafford, Junior, John G. was born on January 24, 1949 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
Washington & Lee University (Bachelor of Science, 1971). University of Maryland (Juris Doctor, cum laude, 1978). Georgetown University (Master of Laws, 1984).
Worked at McKenna & Cuneo, Limited liability partnership (Dallas, Texas) specializing in Government Contracts Counseling and Litigation, Construction Counseling and Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1978, Maryland. 1984, District of Columbia.
1985, California.
1993, Texas. Author: "Classifying Manufacturing & Production Engineering Effort," Government Contract Costs, Pricing & Accounting Report, September 1990. Company-Author: "Working with the Cost Accounting Standards," Federal Publications, March 1989.
"1993 Procurement Review," Briefing Papers, 94-2. "Costs of Prosecuting Claims," Government Contract Costs, Pricing & Accounting Report, June 1994.
Practitioner Comment: "Allowability of Consultant Costs," The Government Contractor, Volume 37, Number.
10, March 1995. "Contract Debts—Navigating the Determination and Collection Process," Government Contract Costs, Pricing & Accounting Report, April 1996. "Life After Bill Strong," Government Contract Costs, Pricing & Accounting Report, December 1996.
Trial Attorney, Office of the Army Chief Trial Attorney, Department of the Army, 1980-1984.
Member, Advisory Board, Government Contract Costs, Pricing & Accounting Report, Associated General Contractors of America.Member: State Bar of California. State Bar of Texas; American Bar Association (Member: Section of Public Contract Law. Vice Chair, Research and Development Committee).
Military: Captain, United States Marine Corps, 1971-1975.
Member, Advisory Board, Government Contract Costs, Pricing & Accounting Report, Associated General Contractors of America.Member: State Bar of California. State Bar of Texas; American Bar Association (Member: Section of Public Contract Law. Vice Chair, Research and Development Committee).
Military: Captain, United States Marine Corps, 1971-1975.