Daniel Raddenbach assists clients in navigating the complex regulatory regimes that apply to federal contractors. In addition to providing regulatory advice, he routinely works with clients in the government contracts M&A space to provide regulatory reviews and risk analyses of potential transactions. He also represents contractors in complex disputes, including litigation and claims against the federal government and prime-sub disputes.

Most recently, Daniel has specialized in assisting clients in the semiconductor industry to apply for and negotiate CHIPS Act funding awards to construct or modernize semiconductor fabrication facilities. He regularly advises clients on the ramifications of applying for funding under the CHIPS Act programs, providing analysis on topics including CHIPS programmatic requirements, the national security guardrails, and federal labor law requirements (including Davis-Bacon), among others.