Hotels
- Capital Hilton
- Hamilton Crowne Plaza
- Courtyard Washington Embassy Row
- Embassy Suites
- The Hay Adams
- Hilton Garden Inn
- The Mayflower Renaissance
- St. Regis
- Washington Marriott
Restaurants
- Morton’s Steakhouse
- Old Ebbitt Grill
- P.J. Clarke’s
- DC Coast
- Equinox
- Vidalia
- The Palm
- McCormick & Schmick's
- Daily Grill
- The White House
- The Washington Monument
- FDR Memorial
- Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
- Smithsonian Museum of American History
- Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- The United States Capitol
- Lincoln Memorial
- Jefferson Memorial
- The United States Botanic Garden
- National Zoo
- Fletcher's Boathouse
Attractions
Washington, D.C.
Smith, Currie & Hancock's Washington, DC office is located in the heart of downtown at 1025 Connecticut Avenue, NW, just blocks away from the White House. From its founding, the firm has had a robust practice related to Federal Government contracts, especially federal construction contracts. The firm’s Washington, DC office is a natural outgrowth of this important practice area. To further expand this practice area, the attorneys of Saltman & Stevens merged with Smith Currie & Hancock on January 1, 2012.
Collectively, the attorneys associated with the DC office have over 200 years of experience in all areas of federal government contracting.
Prior to entering private practice, Alan Saltman was an Attorney-Advisor at the Government Accountability Office, and thereafter has successfully prosecuted enumerable bid protests and contract disputes. Rick Goeken, for the past 15 years, has focused his practice on federal contracts for natural resources, access to federal lands, and compliance with federal environmental rules. Working out of the firm’s Washington and Atlanta offices are Steve Reed and Charles Surasky. Steve served for 18 years as an Administrative Judge and Hearing Examiner with the Corps of Engineers and the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals. Charles specializes in the trial and arbitration of complex construction disputes involving both private and government construction contracts.
These attorneys, in addition to the associates and Of Counsel attorneys in the Smith, Currie & Hancock Washington office and others throughout the firm, provide unparalleled experience in the federal government arena.
Directions
FROM REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT:
Metro: 25 minutes on Blue Line to Farragut West Station
Taxi: 15 minutes; fare approximately $20
Car: Estimated Time: 15 minutes
Estimated Distance: 5 miles
FROM DULLES AIRPORT:
Taxi: 45 - 60 minutes; fare approximately $60
Car: Estimated Time: 45 - 60 minutes
Estimated Distance: 30 miles
Estimated Distance: 35 miles
FROM BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:
Taxi: 60 minutes; fare approximately $65
Car: Estimated Time: 60 minutes
Please note the entrance to our building’s parking garage is located on L St. (which is one-way heading East) between Connecticut Ave. and 17th
