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Stacia Davis Le Blanc specializes in the areas of the 340B Drug Discount Program, government grants, cooperative agreements, federal audit defense, and administrative law. She was formerly a Partner at Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell working in the areas of health law and federal assistance representing 340B entities before the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and other grantees and subgrantees before Federal agencies.

Ms. Le Blanc had a long and distinguished career in the Office of General Counsel within the U.S. General Services Administration and the U.S. Department of Commerce. In that capacity, she represented these agencies in actions in federal district court, the Court of Federal Claims, Government Accountability Office, and the General Services Administration Board of Contract Appeals, as well as cost disallowances, audit resolutions and appeals, and non-procurement debarments.

Ms. Le Blanc is a recognized leader in federal grant law, providing training to grantees and contractors, several Congressional committees, grants officers, program officers, and contracting officers, as well as speaking engagements and moderating panel discussions for the National Grants Management Association, National Grants Partnership, Federal Publications Seminars, Public Contracting Institute, National Contract Management Association, Federal Bar Association, and the American Bar Association. She represents all types of grant recipients, including for-profits, non-profits, educational institutions, state, local, and tribal governments before a variety of funding agencies.

Ms. Le Blanc has expertise in 340B compliance, grant compliance, drafting contract pharmacy contracts, vendor contracts, subrecipient agreements, training, preparing grant policies and procedures, grant protests, disputes, terminations, audit resolutions and appeals, cost disallowances, conflicts of interest, suspensions and debarments, eligibility determinations, federal real, personal, and intellectual property rights under grants, subcontractor and subgrantee rights and responsibilities, statutory construction, regulatory interpretation, legislative earmarks, appropriations law, and legal challenges under the Administrative Procedures Act.

Published Works:
How Long Does Your Money Last?, NGMA Journal (Spring 2010)
This Free Money Comes with Strings, Legal Times (April 13, 2009)
Perils of Congressional Earmarks, NGMA Journal Vol. 7, No. 2 (1993)
Implementation of TSCA, American Chemical Society Journal (1983)

Professional Associations and Memberships:
National Grants Management Association, Director
Federal Bar Association, Former Chair, Government Contract Section and Grants Committee

Awards and Honors:
2004 General Counsel’s Award
2003 National Grants Management Association Award
2000 Secretary’s Gold Medal Award for Distinguished Achievement
1996 Secretary’s Silver Medal Award for Meritorious Service
1994 Award for Unusually Outstanding Attorney
1993 Award for Outstanding Attorney