Alert 03.10.25
Marcus J. Burden is a senior law clerk in the firm’s Regulatory practice, focusing on both international trade and government contracts matters.
Marcus leverages his past experience advising real estate investors to offer a rare combination of sincere intentionality with pragmatic solutions. Through cross-collaborative efforts, he assists companies with U.S. export controls and sanctions compliance, CFIUS review, and contractors participating in state, federal and international procurements. Marcus is committed to providing clients with exceptional support through their most complex legal issues.
Marcus J. Burden is not admitted to practice law.
Representative Experience
- Successfully assisted clients with due diligence associated with CFIUS review of international mergers and acquisitions;
- Tracking of OFAC, BIS and DOJ enforcement actions involving export controls and sanctions violations; and
- Federal bid protests at the GAO and the COFC involving price realism and fixed-price incentive contracts for construction and information technology procurements.
Professional Highlights
- Published by Division 1 of the ABA Forum on Construction Law and the Construction Defect Journal for the article, “Corrective Action Protest Grounds for GSA Schedule Federal Construction Contractors.”
Education
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J.D., The George Washington University Law School, 2024
M.Div., The Methodist Theological School in Ohio, 2020
B.A., Arts in Theology, Oakwood University, 2014
B.S., Church Leadership, Oakwood University, 2021