Headquarters and Center Chief Counsel Contacts - NASA

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Contact Information for Top Legal Advisors at NASA Facilities

A string of high-ranking officials is overseeing the top legal counsel at various major NASA facilities across the United States.

Christine Pham leads the Ames Research Center, where she handles sensitive matters related to research projects and collaborations with partners.

Brett Swanson serves as chief counsel at the Armstrong Flight Research Center, tackling complex issues that arise from flight tests and experiments.

James Jackson is acting head of legal affairs at Glenn Research Center, overseeing cases involving cutting-edge research in space exploration.

Another top lawyer, Dave Barrett, has the responsibility for all legal matters related to Goddard Space Flight Center.

Randall Suratt handles all official lawsuits and disputes arising at Johnson Space Center.

A senior lawyer, Alex Vinson, is chief counsel at Kennedy Space Center, providing strategic advice on key issues affecting the center's operations.

Andrea Warmbier oversees legal concerns at Langley Research Center, ensuring that all research activities align with regulatory requirements.

Pam Bourque serves as lead counsel at Marshall Space Flight Center, managing a wide range of cases involving NASA missions and partnerships.

James Mahoney is in charge of providing top-tier advice on matters related to the NASA Management Office at JPL.

Ronald Bald handles official lawsuits for both NASA Shared Service Center and the Stennis Space Center.
 
can't believe how much stuff goes down behind the scenes at NASA 🚀🤝, I mean who knew there was an entire team of super smart lawyers handling all the sensitive research projects and collaborations? it's insane that we don't get to see more of what they do on a daily basis 💼, but I guess that's just how it is with some of these high-profile organizations 🙄. at the same time, it's kind of awesome that there are people like Christine Pham and Brett Swanson who are taking care of all the complex issues that come up in their respective centers 👍.
 
🤔 These high-ranking officials overseeing top legal counsel at NASA facilities seem pretty important 🚀, but have you considered how their roles are actually affecting the day-to-day operations? I mean, taking a closer look, it seems like most of them are handling sensitive research projects and collaborations... which raises questions about transparency and accountability within NASA's inner circle.

It'd be interesting to see more info on their backgrounds & qualifications 📚, as well as any notable cases they've handled in the past. Transparency around these matters could actually help build trust with the public and ensure that these officials are truly working in the best interests of NASA and its missions.
 
Ugh, can we please get a revamp of the forum's layout already? 🤯 I'm trying to keep up with all these updates about NASA, but every time I click on the "Latest News" section, it's like being bombarded by an endless stream of text that looks like it was written by a robot. Can't they just make it more readable and user-friendly for once? 😩 And what's up with all the repetitive info about each person - can we get some sort of list or table or something so I don't have to scroll through 5 paragraphs of bio? 📊 It's like, come on guys, a little design sense would go a long way here...
 
I mean, have you thought about the implications of this contact info being easily accessible online? I'm not saying it's bad or anything, but what if some rogue NASA employee decides to use this info to, like, sell classified documents on the dark web? 🤔😬 I'm not saying that's probably gonna happen, but... it's a possibility, right? And what about data security? Are these lawyers' emails and phone numbers protected from prying eyes? It just seems like a lot of sensitive info is out there in the open... not to mention all the potential cybersecurity risks... 🚫💻
 
I mean, what's up with all these high-ranking lawyers at NASA? I'm not saying they're not important or anything, but it just seems like a lot of people in charge of making sure everyone follows the rules. And let's be real, how much can one place like space exploration really mess up legally? 🤔

I also wonder if this is more about show and tell than actual practicality. I mean, who gets to choose these lawyers anyway? Is it just a big happy team of NASA employees picking their own team members or is there some bigger picture at play here? 🚀

And have you seen the bios on all these lawyers? They're like superhero origin stories or something! "Chief counsel this" and "acting head that"... sounds like a spy novel to me. 💥
 
Ugh, can't believe all these high-level officials are handling sensitive stuff at NASA 🤯. I mean, what if one of them makes a mistake or gets caught up in some conflict of interest? The whole thing just smells like a recipe for disaster 🚨. And have you seen the list of lawyers they're assigning to each facility? It's like they just drew names out of a hat... Brett Swanson at Armstrong Flight Research Center? What if that guy can't even handle basic flight tests? 🤦‍♂️ And what about the Armstrong Flight Research Center itself? I bet there are some major regulatory oversights going on behind the scenes 📝.
 
OMG u no w the secruity clearnce needed 2 access all dis info 🤯 its like, whoa! So like, i was reading about it & cant believe dey got all dese high level ppl in charge of da lawyerz 🤑 but seriously its kinda interesting cuz u gotta wonder what kindsa stuf dey deal wif every day 💡 like Brett Swanson's incharge of flight tests & experiments? that sounds totes intense 🚀
 
OMG I'm so stoked to see these amazing women leading the way as top legal advisors at NASA facilities 🚀💼! It's totally awesome that we're seeing more females in key positions like this, and it's a great representation of how far we've come in terms of equality 💪. But what's even more exciting is that they're not just lawyers, they're experts in their fields too, handling super sensitive and complex issues related to space exploration 🚀🔬! I mean, can you imagine being part of a team that's working on something as huge as sending humans to Mars? Mind. Blown 🤯. Anyways, it's great to see these talented individuals making a difference in their own unique ways 💫.
 
I'm loving how NASA is all about transparency and accountability, you know? 🚀 They're basically giving us a list of who's in charge of what, which is super helpful. I mean, can you imagine trying to navigate the complex world of space law without knowing who to reach out to for specific questions or concerns? It's like having a team of superheroes on your side, fighting for justice and accuracy! 🦸‍♀️

But seriously, it's awesome that they're being open about their contact info. I'm all about accessibility and clarity in communication. Maybe this is the start of something big – making space law more approachable and inclusive for everyone? 💡
 
Ugh I'm so over how clunky it is that we have to dig through a gazillion pages of info just to find who's leading what team @NASA 🙄🚀. Can't they make this easier for us like, with some actual search functionality or something?! 🤔 And why do all these lawyers have to be listed separately anyway? 🙃 It feels like I'm trying to solve a puzzle or something 🧩‍♀️😒
 
I'm low-key impressed that NASA has a whole team of lawyers, I mean who knew space exploration needed so much legalese? 🚀‍♂️ They're really making sure all those astronauts' rights are protected... by lawyers. Guess you could say they're reaching for the stars in more ways than one. But hey, someone's gotta keep the cosmos from getting too out of control.
 
🤔 just thinkin, how cool is it that we get all this info about who's leading the legal teams behind our space exploration 🚀? like, can u imagine bein in a situation where you're part of a research project and someone from NASA needs to clarify some legal stuff? these folks are basically the superheroes of law 🦸‍♂️, keepin everything ship-shape for us! also wonder how many ppl know about all this? i feel like we get so caught up in tech news that we forget about the people makin' it happen behind the scenes 😊
 
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