Jonathan Aronie

Jonathan Aronie counsels companies of all sizes in government contracts matters, including internal, OIG and DOJ investigations, False Claims Act litigation, bid protests, claims and regulatory compliance. With more than 30 years of practice in Washington, D.C., he has built strong relationships with federal regulators and is ranked nationwide in Government Contracts by Chambers USA (2014-2026). Conducting internal investigations—whether prompted by government enforcement actions or internal whistleblowers—litigating under the False Claims Act’s qui tam provisions, conducting “legal pre-mortems” and developing practical compliance programs are key elements of his practice, along with advising on the FAR Mandatory Disclosure Rule. Jonathan frequently represents clients before the DOJ, GAO, GSA, various OIGs and SDOs, and other defense and civilian agencies. Cleared at the highest levels, he also counsels clients in classified matters. · Sheppard

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Jonathan Aronie counsels companies of all sizes in government contracts matters, including internal investigations, False Claims Act litigation, bid protests, claims, and regulatory compliance. With more than 30 years of practice in Washington, D.C., he has built strong relationships with federal regulators and is ranked nationwide in Government Contracts by Chambers USA from 2014 to 2026.

Practice areas

Government ContractsFalse Claims Act LitigationBid ProtestsRegulatory ComplianceInternal Investigations

Office

United States

Sheppard · Jonathan Aronie counsels companies of all sizes in government contracts matters, including internal, OIG and DOJ investigations, False Claims Act litigation, bid protests, claims and regulatory compliance. With more than 30 years of practice in Washington, D.C., he has built strong relationships with federal regulators and is ranked nationwide in Government Contracts by Chambers USA (2014-2026). Conducting internal investigations—whether prompted by government enforcement actions or internal whistleblowers—litigating under the False Claims Act’s qui tam provisions, conducting “legal pre-mortems” and developing practical compliance programs are key elements of his practice, along with advising on the FAR Mandatory Disclosure Rule. Jonathan frequently represents clients before the DOJ, GAO, GSA, various OIGs and SDOs, and other defense and civilian agencies. Cleared at the highest levels, he also counsels clients in classified matters.

United States

Education

J.D., Duke University, 1993
B.A., Brandeis University, 1990, with honors