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Government Contracts - November, 2022

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• CDC Broke Gilead HIV Research Deal, Claims Court Rules
• El Salvador News Site Sues NSO Group For Journalist Hacks
• Gov't Finalizes Rule To Improve Discussions With Industry
• Broker Wants 4th Circ. Rehearing For Satellite Deal Dispute
• Feds Hit Jackson, Miss., With Suit Over Contaminated Water
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Blue Origin, SpaceX, Internet
• New Human Trafficking Mandate Raises Contractor Risk
• Claims Court Can't Hear Solenex Oil Lease Case
• EU Eyes Using Frozen Russian Assets To Rebuild Ukraine
• Ex-Venezuelan Official Says He Made $1B From Money Trades
• 5th Circ. Leaves Pollution Suit Against Oil Cos. In La. Court
• Ex-L3Harris Workers Seek Class Status In 401(k) Fee Suit
• Flight Co., Ex-Army Agent Added To Stranded Migrants' Suit
• Feds Defend Use Of Foreign Parts In $430M Dredging Contract
• Dam Removal Unlikely To Alter Irrigation Suit, Tribe Atty Says
• GAO Backs Rejection Of $455M Missile Defense Proposal
• The DOJ Procurement Collusion Strike Force's Latest Steps
• Delta Says Southwest Deal Guarantees Love Field Access
• NASA Picks 3D Printing Co. For Lunar Construction Contract
• Ex-Bolivia Official's Plea Shows DOJ's Shifting FCPA Posture
• Quarles & Brady Adds Real Estate Partner To Chicago Office
• High Court Seems Inclined To Again Curtail Corruption Cases
• BLM Floats Regs To Limit Gas Emissions At Energy Plants
• Ark. University Official Nabs Qualified Immunity In FMLA Suit
• SBA Finalizes Certification Rule For Veteran-Owned Small Biz
• Group Drops Suit Challenging New York Airport Privatization
• Arizona Tribe Says Indian Health Service Underpaid It $110M
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• Feds Slam SD Tribe Over 'End Run' For More Police Funding
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• $500M Lawsuit Alleges Ed. Dept. College Closure Scheme
• Ex-Indivior Exec Says 5-Year Federal Program Ban Isn't Fair
• Colo. Mine Contractor Beats Pollution Claim Over 2015 Spill
• High Court Told Plenty Of Circuit Judges Disagree On FCA
• NC Sues 3M, DuPont Over 'Forever Chemical' Contamination
• Judge Says AECOM Subpoena La. University In FCA Case
• Cyber Risk Should Rocket To Top Of Space Sector's Priorities
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Court Told Gov't Admitted To License Agreement In Nixed Suit
• Chesapeake Tells 9th Circ. Its Oil Leases Were Wrongly Axed
• Claims Court Finds CDC Broke Gilead Deal Over HIV Research
• Tribes Urge Judge To Find Ore. Irrigation Plan Violated ESA
• MSU Insurer Freed From Nassar Abuse Defense Bills
• Feds Urge High Court To Skip WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Fight
• Fla. Judge Dismisses Texas Atty In $2M Fraud Suit Over PPE
• NDAA Bills Would Tighten Sourcing Rules For Defense Cos.
• Clark Hill, JP Galda Guide $170M Cybersecurity SPAC Merger
• PREP Immunity Applies To Swab Patent Suit, Fed. Circ. Told
• GAO Says Polaris Protest Already Covered By Claims Court
• Ex-Navy Official's Bribe Scheme Warrants 17 Years, Feds Say
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Ex-Tribal Official Gets 6 Years For Contractor Bribery Scheme
• Space Force Signs Rocket Development Deal With Blue Origin
• FAA Wants Feedback On Proposed $10B IT Deal
• Enviros, UAW Oppose Longer Stay In USPS Vehicle Row
• GAO Won't Void $793M Award While USAID Fixes Error
• Nuke Fuel Subcontractor Settles DOJ Fraud, Kickback Case
• Judge Says Navy Owes $154K For Software License Breach
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• FERC, Mountain Valley Want Pipeline Protest Put To Bed
• Refinery Sues Feds Over Contaminated Helium Delivery
• Florida's Seminole Gaming Appeal: Are 2 Minutes Enough?
• Angolan Co. Asks Justices To Keep $1.1B Contract Suit In US
• Texas Hazmat Co. Sues Rivals For Libel Over Videos
• FTX Chaos, Texas Utility Reorg OK'd, Student Debt Relieved
• Fed. Circ. Revives Contractor Suit After Claims Court Mistake
• Calif. Concedes Lack Of Good Faith In Gaming Negotiation
• Justices May Cabin Theory Of Fraud In 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• ​​​​​​​Boeing Reorganizes Defense Unit After Recent Heavy Losses
• 9th Circ. To Rethink Ariz. Copper Mine Approval
• Oil Co. Seeks Texas High Court Review In Cleanup Cost Row
• Atty Group Alleging Airport Contractor Bias Seeks FAA Review
• Moderna Ruling Misses On 'Products Sold To US Government'
• Whistleblower Tells Justices FCA Dismissal Authority Limited
• $4.2B JFK Terminal To Break Ground Next Year, NY Gov. Says
• McGuireWoods Consulting Nabs Top Ga. Senate Staffer
• State Dept. Approves Switzerland For $700M Missile Purchase
• Utah Axes $100K Fee Bid In Gold Mine Spill
• GOP Gains May Put Energy-Permitting Pact On The Table
• GSA Ordered To Pay Taxes Owed To Va. Landlords
• Court Denies Protests Over $20B DOD Moving Contract
• Probe Launched Of EPA, State's Role In Jackson Water Crisis
• What New Data On FCA Enforcement Tells Us
• Federal Courts' Abuse Probes Lack 'Independence,' GAO Says
• Flint Asks To Delay Lead Pipe Settlement Agreement Deadline
• Hungarian Singer Settles Detention Suit Against Security Co.
• Illinois Voters OK Historic Collective Bargaining Amendment
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• 4th Circ. Affirms Nix Of $3.1B S. Korea Satellite Deal Dispute
• Senate Committee Slams ICE Vetting Of Off-Site Doctors
• Parent Of Slain Inmate Wants Private Prison Docs Unsealed
• NJ Panel OKs Biz Owners' Mailing Addresses In Contract Bids
• Shipbuilder Sues Coast Guard Over $3B Contract For Rival
• Justices Asked To Skip Review Of Former 'Public Charge' Rule
• Groups Challenge Army Corps Permit For Fish Farms
• DC Circ. Wary Of Additional Relief In USPS Free Speech Fight
• Ill. City Can't Escape Overflowing Sewage Suit, Judge Says
• Corps Must Protect Okefenokee From Mine, Green Groups Say
• FCA Takeaways From Courts' Recent Approach To Escobar
• Preventing Loss Miscalculation In Gov't Contract Fraud Cases
• White House Wants $48B More For COVID, Ukraine Battles
• New DOJ Rule And PRESS Act Are A Win For Journalists
• NC Man Gets 12½ Years For Role In Medicaid Fraud Scheme
• Oil Cos. Urge Full 5th Circ. To Review Coastal Pollution Suit
• Drug Lobby Touts Pfizer's Kickback Challenge At High Court
• Battery Box Maker Wants Third-Party Fire Suit Tossed
• Feds Mull 'Buy America' Relief For Some DOT Contracts
• Real Estate Co. Convicted In LA City Hall Corruption Case
• Judge Kills Djibouti Discovery Request In $485M Award Suit
• Tread Cautiously On Robotext Regs, Group Urges FCC
• San Antonio Says It Doesn't Have To Face DHL Airport Claims
• New Policy May Boost US Tech 'Seed Fund'
• Border Wall Fraud Suspect Asks To Clear Conviction
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: One Year Later
• Armed Services Panels Face Big Post-Election Shake-Ups
• Ohio City To Spend $250M On Pollution Measures Under Deal
• Supreme Court To Consider Conflict Over Identity Theft Law
• Inside The GAO's Annual Bid Protest Report
• Fla. Hazmat Suit Co. Says Lies Spoiled $3.5M Deal With Saudis
• GAO Says BOP Wrongly Assessed Bids On $19M Dialysis Deal
• Ex-NJ Town Administrator Can't Force Higher Severance Pay
• White House Floats Climate Disclosure Rule For Contractors
• Kirkland Clear To Represent 3M Unit In Ch. 11, For Now
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Big Pharma Opens New Front In War On Kickback Restrictions
• ​​​​​​​Magnet Co. Illegally Sold Chinese Products To DOD, Feds Say
• Health Care REIT Pays $3M To End Hospital Kickback Claims
• Flint Residents Shouldn't Depose Former EPA Head, DOJ Says
• Fed Circ. Backs MSPB Judges' Authority In DOD Firing Suit
• Kirkland Says Its Interests Not Conflicted In 3M Unit's Ch. 11
• Investment Firm Beats Prison Operator's Defamation Claims
• Michigan Utility Co. Seeks $1.7M After Virus Derails Project
• Calif. Importer Pays $3.25M To End Customs Fraud Case
• GSA Takes Trump Hotel Lease Docs Fight To Supreme Court
• Contractor Cops To Fatal Forklift Crash On UAE Military Base
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Don Jr., Giuliani Beat Trump Whistleblower's Retaliation Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Depos Don't Force Trial Testimony In Flint Case
• FCA Whistleblower Trying To 'Gin Up A Split,' High Court Told
• Indicted Ex-Fla. Mayor Says FBI Violated Due Process
• Fisheries Say Mass. Offshore Wind Approval Must Be Undone
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• Bid Protest Spotlight: 'Late-Is-Late' Rule, Compensation Plans
• Masten's Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With Contract Extensions
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Bail Bond Entities Can't Ax Price-Fixing Class Action
• Questions Remain After First FCA Settlement With PPP Lender
• Military Contractor Sentenced for Supplying Info To Chinese
• Ore. Highway Widening Ruling Weakened RFRA, Justices Told
• IHS Told To Send $17.4M To Ariz. Hospital Amid Funding Spat
• Oil Cos. Owe EPA $50M For WWII Fuel Cleanup, 9th Circ. Says
• Indian Energy Co. Signs $13.5M Storage Deal With Eos
• Water Association Urges 10th Circ. To Reassess USDA Exemptions
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Justices Reject Separate Pleading For Developer In Fraud Case
• OIG Finds Safety Issues In Maintenance Of DOE Complex
• SF Residents Reach $5.4M Deal Over Toxic Former Navy Site
• Settlement Comes Mid-Trial In Ga. Health FCA Case
• GAO Denies Verizon Protest Over VA Mobile Comms Deal
• How Contractors Can Adjust To New Domestic Sourcing Rules
• Full 9th Circ. Passes On Atty's FCA Loss Against Allergan
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Thompson Hine Adds Former Offit Kurman Duo In DC
• Walgreens Lied About Medicaid Compliance, 4th Circ. Told
• SolarWinds Nears $26M Investor Deal As SEC Eyes Action
• Oil Group's Suit Challenging Biden's Lease Freeze Trimmed
• HUD Proposes Buy America Waiver For Low-Value Projects
• GAO Tosses Health Care Co.'s Protest To Bidding Terms
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• SolarWinds Shows Del. Stance On Board Duty, Cybersecurity
• Claims Court Rejects BAE Protest Over Canceled Navy Deal
• Over 100 Orgs Want Visits For Detained Immigrants Restored
• Jury Finds Ex-Ga. Commissioner Guilty Of Extortion
• Prison Phone Co. Loses Pa. Antitrust Claims, For Now
• Calif. Judge Sanctions Unlicensed Cannabis Gummy Maker
• Ex-Mass. Police Union Head, Lobbyist Guilty In Kickback Trial
• Moderna Loses Bid To Punt COVID Vax Patent Suit To Gov't
• Mining Companies Ask To Keep $50M Zimbabwe Suit Alive
• Gov't Lodges Rival Early Win Bid In Gilead HIV Patent Row
• Ill. Could Make History With Collective Bargaining Amendment
• Red Flags Found In Immigration Court System Upgrade Efforts
• DOJ Dusts Off Criminal Antitrust Charges To Send A Message
• Rwanda Alleges $40M Cancer Drug Investment Fraud
• 3M Asked To Justify New Defenses In Earplug MDL
• Tribe Urges 8th Circ. Rehearing On Contract Work Tax
• Real Estate Rumors: Walton Street, San Antonio, Ganni
• Prudent M&A Due Diligence Includes Political Law Compliance
• Leidos Discloses DOJ Antitrust Criminal Probe
• Gov't Contracts Atty Rejoins K&L Gates From Morgan Lewis
• A Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To FCA Suits After High Court Snub
• Feds Want Whistleblower's $1.4B Tamiflu FCA Suit Tossed
• US Bank Says CFPB Probing Its Handling Of Benefit Cards
• US Banks Spent $1.2B On Ransomware Payouts In 2021
• EB-5 Center Says Investors Got What They Signed Up For
• Booz Allen Seeks To Ax Workers' 401(k) Fund Challenge
• Army Corps Wants Out Of SC Wetlands Housing Project Suit
• Pa. Law Firm Sues SBA Over About-Face On PPP Forgiveness
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Pleads Not Guilty To New Conspiracy Charge
• Criminal Monopolization Plea Fuels DOJ Antitrust Mandate
• Home Health Co. Owner Gets Prison In $21M Medicare Scam