The Government of Canada, as represented by the Embassy of Canada in Washington, D.C. and the Canadian Consulates in the United States (collectively referred to as the "Canadian Missions"), requires local U.S. counsel to provide legal services for routine business matters on an as-needed basis.
Historically, Canadian Missions have requested legal assistance in the following areas of law: employment, contracts, tort, landlord and tenant issues, real property acquisition and disposition, diplomatic immunity, and consular matters.
Canada may award up to three (3) contracts for this requirement.
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