Government Contracts Archive » January, 2022

Government Contracts - January, 2022

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• Court Says La. Credit Union Must Repay $12M Of Gov't Funds
• Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed
• Appeals Board Says Feds' $1M Clawback Bid Not Too Late
• DOD Cybersecurity Official Settles Suit Over Clearance Limbo
• Navy Can Revisit Aircraft Support Deal After Foreign Rulings
• Amentum Drops $259M Award Protest After Feds Vow Redo
• Lima Won't Have To Put Up Security In $117M Award Fight
• Houston Ordered To Remove Israel Boycott Bar In Contract
• Keys To Keeping Law Firm Talent Amid The Great Resignation
• Convicted Attorney's Defense Team Deny Malpractice
• Government Contracts Group Of The Year: Bradley Arant
• Ukraine Says Russian Co. 'Weaponized' US Courts For Intel
• Akerman Exiting GEO's Calif. $1-A-Day Wage Case
• Lockheed Wanted Aerojet To Hurt Rivals Pre-Deal, FTC Says
• 'Ashamed' Atty Pleads Guilty To Kickback In LADWP Scandal
• Lab Owners Aim To Duck $24M Medicaid Overpayment Claims
• Arizona Judge Is Latest To Block Contractor Vax Mandate
• Suppliers Say Gov't Contractor Filed Ch. 11 In Bad Faith
• Ch. 11 Ruling Highlights When Reasonableness Backfires
• Government Contracts Group Of The Year: Arnold & Porter
• Strategies For Coping With Stress In The Legal Profession
• 3M Hit With $110M Verdict In Fla. Military Earplug Bellwether
• ICE Agrees To Detainee Virus Safety Rules In Class Settlement
• Northrop's Pension Denials 'Appropriate,' Judge Told
• DC Circ. Reluctant To Touch FERC Grid-Builder Decision
• The Term: Breyer's Legacy And The Nomination To Come
• Watchdog Warns Air Force Against Premature KC-46 Signoff
• Breyer Retiring As Supreme Court Lurches Right
• Biden Admin. Hit With FOIA Suit Over US Border Levee Walls
• Outdoor Guide Cos. Ask 10th Circ. To Rethink DOL Wage Rule
• Ex-Commander Cops To 'Fat Leonard' Scandal As Trial Nears
• $23M Fuel Arbitration Award Confirmed Against Haitian Gov't
• Texas Judge Delays Trial In KBR Kickback Scheme
• Ex-V&E Gov't Contracts Vice Chair Jumps To McDermott
• What You Need To Know About Judge Jackson
• Biden At His Side, Justice Breyer Announces Retirement
• Northrop's Pension Denials Sounded Like Threats, Judge Told
• Democrats Plan Swift Confirmation Of Breyer Successor
• 4th Circ. Backs Toss Of FCA Medicaid Suit Against Allergan
• UHS Investors Get $2.5M Fees After 'Audacious' $5.7M Bid
• Meet The Possible Nominees For Justice Breyer's Seat
• How AI Can Transform Crisis Management In Litigation
• 10 DOL Policy And Enforcement Priorities To Expect In 2022
• Allied Universal Nabs Ex-Newmeyer Dillion Atty As New CCO
• 7th Circ. Asked To Nix Ill. Ban On Migrant Detention Contracts
• Boeing Takes New $402M Hit On Trouble-Plagued Tanker Jet
• 'Just Do Your Job': Justice Breyer's Legacy Of Pragmatism
• 5 Breyer Opinions You Need To Know
• Justice Breyer To Retire From High Court
• Retiree Says Northrop Pension Cut Forced 2 More Work Years
• Fla. Hospital Chain Must Face Part Of Antitrust Lawsuit
• Trampoline Co. Founders Sue Over Private Equity Squeeze
• DC Circ. Says FERC Wrongly Backed PG&E In SF Service Row
• Get Ready For Likely New Sanctions Against Russia
• Detainees Call To Close Calif. ICE Facility For Toxic Air, Water
• Supervisor Relationships Are Key To Beating Atty Burnout
• GAO Squashes $22M Space Force Satellite Contract Protest
• The New Antitrust Agenda's Impact On Energy And Chemicals
• WhatsApp Rebuffs Bid To Halt Immunity Denial For High Court
• Steptoe Boosts White-Collar Bench With FCPA Pro
• Watchdog Dings Acquisition Service Over Shady Sourcing
• FTC Challenges Lockheed's $4.4B Aerojet Deal
• Beyond Big: Smaller, Hyperfocused Firms Still Stand Out
• Chicago Parking Co. Beats Antitrust Suit Over $1B Meter Deal
• Ukraine Cites Russian 'Aggression' In $112M Award Suit
• 1st Circ. Affirms Broad Gov't Power To End FCA Suits
• New Biden Cybersecurity Memo May Sow Agency Confusion
• Feds Urge 11th Circ. To Revive Navy Ship Fraud Case
• Fla. ACLU, Ethics Group Say ICE Jail Wrongly Deleting Videos
• High Court To Skip Post-Firing Retaliation Fight In FCA Case
• COVID Fuels Top Firms' Priorities In 2022
• The Leaderboard: Tracking A Firm's Litigation Footprint
• Texas Judge Blocks Vaccine Mandate For Federal Workers
• $26B Deal Keeps Opioid Files Of J&J, Distributors Out Of View
• GAO Reignites $13.6M ICE Contract Over Employee History
• Ex-DOD Supplier Gets 10 Years For $7M Electrical Parts Scam
• Air Force Must Face Air Cargo Pallet Maker's $132M Suit
• DC Judge Won't Move Offshore Oil Lease Challenge To La.
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Cites Omicron In 2nd Bid To Delay Prison
• Blackfeet Farmers Can Pursue USDA Loan Suit, Judge Says
• FCA OKs Proportionate Damages For Honeywell, DC Circ. Told
• Seyfarth Adds 4 Partners In LA, Seattle, Hong Kong
• Pipeline Builder Calls Insurers' Claims Unripe In $3.2M Row
• Gov't Contractor Takeaways From Biden's Clean Energy Order
• Drug Patent Suits' Novel Theory Tests False Claims Act Limits
• 4 Consequences Of Gov't Contractor Antitrust Violations
• 3rd Circ. Won't Touch Convictions In NJ Water Agency Fraud
• How Health Cos. Have Responded To Anti-Kickback Reform
• MIT Prof Defeats China-Ties Case As Feds Reverse Course
• EEOC Chair Says Fair Pay Is Crucial To Diverse Hiring
• Appeals Board Won't Hear Software License Breach Dispute
• DC Circ. Questions FERC Pipeline Challengers
• Contractor Says Congo Can't Escape Suit Over $1B In Awards
• The Hottest FCA Cases And Trends To Watch In 2022
• Access Bio Accused Of Breaching $120M COVID Test Kit Deal
• Chevron Fights Green Groups' Bid To Sink Oil Lease Sales
• Kaiser Says First-To-File Bar Breaks $1B Medicare Fraud Suits
• The Rising Demand For Commercial Litigators In 2022
• Gov't Contractor Shelters In Ch. 11 Against $6M Judgment
• Crowell & Moring Rehires Senior US Prosecutor In LA
• Construction Co. Owner Admits Lying To Win Chicago Work
• ​​​​​​​Justices Call Solicitor General Into Fraud Standards Case
• India's High Court Sinks Devas Forced Liquidation Dispute
• Gov't Urges 11th Circ. To Lift Contractor Vax Mandate Block
• Contractors Say PECO Falsely Accused Them Of Trespassing
• ICE Inks End To ACLU Illegal Contractor Arrest Claims
• Fed. Circ. Switches To Video Arguments For February
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2021
• 5 Questions After High Court Smacks Down Vax-Or-Test Rule
• Justices Correctly Used Shadow Docket In OSHA Vax Ruling
• Texas Judge Chops Up Border Wall Claims, Remands Some
• Claims Court Says $774M Army Deal Protestor Lacks Standing
• Ex-DHS Watchdog Cops To Stealing Federal Databases
• Feds Recommend Dropping MIT Professor's China Ties Case
• What High Court Rulings Mean For Employer Vax Mandates
• IHS Finalizes Rule To Improve Buy Indian Act Implementation
• 7th Circ. Won't Stay Ban On Migrant Detention Contracts
• Boca Lab Owner Admits To $6.9M Medical Testing Scheme
• House Jan. 6 Select Committee Subpoenas Tech Companies
• Health Care Co. Seeks Stay Of FCA Suit For High Court Appeal
• Takeaways From White Collar Criminal Enforcement In 2021
• 5th Circ. Partially Revives Asbestos Suit Against Boeing
• Contractors To Pay $1M To End Small-Business Fraud Claims
• Ex-Prof Must Face Charges He Lied To NASA About China Ties
• How In-House Counsel Can Make The Case For Settling Early
• Justices Sink Vax-Or-Test Rule But Clear Health Care Mandate
• EU Blocks $2B Daewoo-Hyundai Shipbuilding Merger
• NSO Gearing Up To Take WhatsApp Hack Fight To High Court
• Dem Sens. Release Bill To Ban Congressional Stock Trades
• Ex-Odebrecht Unit Defends $117M Peru Highway Contract Award
• GAO Says No Issue In Guard Picking Lower-Rated $7.7M Bid
• Private Border Wall Challenger Wants Suit Back In State Court
• GAO Affirms Denial Of Small Biz Contract 3rd Time Around
• GAO Says Coast Guard Contractor's Gripe Is For Labor Dept.
• NY, NJ Health Centers Reach $7.5M Deal To End FCA Claims
• EPA Says It's Moving Toward Aviation Lead Emissions Regs
• To Retain Talent, GCs Should Prioritize Mission Statements
• Oil Cos. Must Pay $50M WWII Site Cleanup Bill, 9th Circ. Told
• GAO Says No Exception For Late Bid On Navy Support Deal
• US Warns Of Russian Cyberattacks On Critical Infrastructure
• Republic Of Congo Bucks Bid To Seize NY Condo In $1B Fight
• Judge Says Construction Co. Tried To Defraud Army Corps
• Comcast Says Ore. City Can't Score Early Win In $4M Fee Suit
• Cooley Adds Ex-Carrier Corp. Atty To Export Controls Group
• Engineering Co. Still Faces Flint Water Study Claims At Trial
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2021
• Ex-LA City Attorney To Plead Guilty To Role In DWP Scandal
• Watchdog Says DOD Must Formalize Monitoring Of AI Project
• Regeneron Wins Access To FDA Docs In Kickback Suit
• High Court Won't Touch FAA Applicant's FOIA Fight
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Nonpublic Info, Brand Names, Prejudice
• McGuireWoods Adds Ex-Fort Hood Panel Member As Partner
• Ex-Manager Hits Raytheon With Age, Disability Bias Claim
• Justices To Review Nuclear Workers' Comp. Law
• Fox Rothschild Grows DC Construction Practice, Adds Partner
• Former LA Councilman Can't Cut Down RICO Case
• Cos. To Pay $900K For Allegedly Giving DOD Chinese Goods
• GAO Calls To Review Air Force Award After DynCorp Merger
• Cos. Sovereign Immunity Denied In SC Wrongful Death Suit
• Ill. Fights Bid To Pause Migrant Detention Law During Appeal
• Biz Can't Nab $54M Navy Deal Despite Vow To Up Recycling
• FBI Gets Nod For Previously Axed $47M Name Check Contract
• Hunt Cos., DOJ Settle Dover Base Whistleblower Claims
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Constitution, Arbitration Fights Start 2022
• 9th Circ. Won't Reverse WhatsApp Hack Immunity Denial
• Ex-CEO Says Barnes & Thornburg Conflict Hurt His Defense
• Enviros Lose Challenge To National Guard Construction
• Biden's Infrastructure Funding Comes With Strings Attached
• Queensboro Bridge Contractor Claims Atty Botched Appeal
• ICE Watchdog Finds Medical Issues At Shuttered Ga. Facility
• How Congressional Oversight May Shift In 2022 And Beyond
• Recent Bias Suits Against Law Firms And Lessons For 2022
• Split 6th Circ. Won't Stay Contractor Vax Mandate Injunction
• Ohio Home Health Care Co. Settles FCA Case, Agrees To Close
• Va. Biz Loses Protest To $2.5B SEC Support Deal
• CMA Probing Emergency Services Software Merger
• Feds Press DC Circ. To Toss Crowley's $37M Audit Challenge
• How To Create A Corporate Culture Of Compliance
• Medicare Advantage Plans Must Beware DOJ Scrutiny
• Navy Vaccine Religious Exemption Ruling Warrants Scrutiny
• Virus Surge Delays Former Mass. Mayor's Prison Date
• Arizona Not Harmed By Vax Mandate, Biden Admin. Says
• Supply Chain Snarls Will Stretch Into 2022, Experts Say
• GAO Backs Deloitte Deal Over Conflicts Of Interest Claims
• Satellite Co. Investors Win Round In $1.3B Award Fight
• DC Circ. Revives Terror-Funding Case Against AstraZeneca
• Biden Renews Nomination Of Texas Sheriff To Head ICE
• Judge Calls Navy's Religious Vax Exemption Process 'Theater'
• Subcontractor Wants $2.5M For Work On Army Animal Clinic
• Top 5 Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2022
• Associate Hiring Outlook At Law Firms Is Bright For 2022
• Florida Cases To Watch In 2022
• Buckle Up: Wild Ride Awaits Health, Life Sci Policy In 2022
• 'Remain In Mexico' Renewal May Bring More Solo Migrant Kids
• Transportation Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2022
• Top 5 Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2022