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Government Contracts - March, 2025

235 articles

• 5th Circ. Judge Criticizes Texas AG's Use Of Document Law
• Judge Says Army Misled Radioactive Cleanup Contractor
• NJ Panel Denies Double Pay For Union In COVID Case
• Despite 'Admirable' Effort, Vertex Kickback Challenge Fails
• Contractor Remedies Amid Overhaul Of Federal Spending
• DocGo Can't Nix Investor Suit Over 'Indisputably False' Claims
• Ex-Sen. Sinema Joins Hogan Lovells' Regulatory Group
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• DOJ Seeking Steep Costs To Make Challengers Think Twice
• Janssen Owes Additional $1.5B In HIV Prescription Trial
• TSI Ch. 7 Trustee Opposes Firm's Withdrawal From The Case
• Judge Sides With Ga. County In DOJ's Racial Slur Suit
• Masonry Exec Charged In Plot To Bribe Amtrak Official
• Ill. Judge Blocks Trump's DEI Certification Mandate
• Contract Disputes Recap: Terminations Galore
• 5th Circ. Nixes Fed Contractor Wage Decision After Trump EO
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• LA Zoo Org. Not Covered In City Contract Row, Insurer Says
• Ohio Judge Admits To Steering Receivership Work To Friend
• Skadden Offers $100M In Pro Bono Work To Avoid Trump Order
• Jury Clears Lab Owners In $40M COVID Test Fraud Case
• Judge Blocks Trump Shutdown Of Voice Of America
• Judges Block Trump's Jenner & Block, WilmerHale Orders
• Trump Targets National Security Workers' Bargaining Rights
• Chase Sued Over Alleged Political 'Debanking' Of Fla. Biz
• Cruz Says DOD Lobbied Against FCC Spectrum Auctions
• Texas Judge 'Disturbed' By Filings In Weight Loss Drug Case
• Whistleblowers Seek Bigger Cut Of Tetra Tech Deal With Navy
• Walgreens To Pay $2.8M For Alleged Medicaid Overcharges
• Mich. Judge Deflects Criticism Of Atty Fees In $53M Flint Deal
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Injunction Compelling Fed. Worker Rehire
• Fuel Truck Exec Cops To Wildfire Bid-Rigging Scheme
• 1st Circ. Denies Gov't Bid To Enforce Funding Freeze
• Musk, DOGE Get DC Circ. To Pause Discovery Order
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• Judge Newman Maintains Fitness Probe Must Be Transferred
• Board Backs Both Sides' Claims In Army Corps Contract Row
• Healthcare Providers To Pay $63M Over False Spinal Diagnoses
• Coalition Says Trump Admin Flouted Federal Rehiring Order
• GAO Sides With Security Co. In $45M Army Corps Dispute
• $1.1M Contract Cut Settles Foreign Vessel Row, Board Says
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• Defense Contractor To Pay $4.6M Over Cyber Compliance
• DOJ Can't DQ Judge In Perkins Coie Suit Over Trump Order
• Boeing, DOJ 737 Max Criminal Conspiracy Trial Set For June
• GAO Rejects Protest Over Army's $16M Waste Collection Deal
• Judge Won't Halt DQ Of Contractor From Marine Corps Award
• Jenner & Block Latest BigLaw Firm Targeted In Trump Order
• Judge Orders HUD To Reinstate $30M In Housing Grants
• Doctor Defends Exam Saying Judge Newman Is Fit To Serve
• Contractor Drops $1.1M Bond Dispute Against Liberty Mutual
• Nelson Mullins Welcomes Alt Energy Transactions Atty In NY
• Jurisdiction Argument In USAID Dissent Is Up For Debate
• Contract Consolidation Under GSA Could Hurt Innovation
• FINRA Fines Pa. Broker-Dealer $1M Over Muni Bond Sales
• Final OK Sought For $3M In Bail Bond Antitrust Deals
• Investors Blame Electrotherapy Co.'s Practices For Stock Drop
• Trump Taps Morgan Lewis Atty To Lead OFCCP
• Camp Lejeune Litigants Expect Global Deal By Year's End
• Conn. Hospital Lacks Justiciability In $8.3M Fight, State Says
• Ga. Clinic Hit With Retaliation, Confidentiality Allegations
• How Importers Can Minimize FCA Risks Of Tariff Mitigation
• Colo. Justices Take Subcontractor's Forfeit For Excess Case
• Trump Asks High Court To Halt Fed. Workers' Reinstatement
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• DOL Abandons Biden's Wage Hike For Federal Contractors
• Voice Of America Staff, Unions Challenge Agency's Shuttering
• ICE's 'No Release Policy' Is Back In Effect, Attys Say
• Iraq Urges Supreme Court To Uphold $120M Immunity Ruling
• Lockheed, Navy Push To Nix $8.25M Dock Damage Suit
• Making The Opportunity Zones Program Great At Last
• DOJ Seeks To DQ Judge From Perkins Coie's Exec Order Suit
• 3rd Circ. Takes On NJ Judicial Privacy Law's Constitutionality
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• Gov't Backs GEO To Have Full 9th Circ. Mull $23.2M Wage Row
• NTSB Says Maryland Didn't Track Risks Of Key Bridge Collapse
• Texas Says Planned Parenthood Can't Get Atty Immunity
• Hesai Says DOD's View On 'Chinese Military Co.' Too Broad
• DOL Must Face Part Of Trade Groups' Prevailing Wage Suit
• Robinson Bradshaw Adds Ex-FBI Deputy Chief Of Staff
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Tells DOJ To Alert All Agencies Of Perkins Coie Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Says Lacking License Dooms DOD Fuel Deal Protest
• Judge Questions Standing In DEI Executive Orders Challenge
• Constitutional Foundations Of Gov't-Guaranteed Investments
• Investor Essentials For Buying Federally Owned Property
• 3rd Circ. Passes On Appeal Of NJ Judicial Privacy Law Ruling
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Lab Co-Founder Takes Stand For Gov't In $40M Testing Case
• NIH Avoids Contempt In Trans Case Despite Judge's Criticism
• Md. Judge Says USAID Dismantling Is Likely Unconstitutional
• Novel Argument Can't Excuse Late $409M Army Deal Protest
• Asphalt Co. Exec Avoids Prison, Fined $100K For Bid Rigging
• Weathering Policy Zig-Zags In Gov't Contracting Under Trump
• Texas Tells 5th Circ. Trump Executive Order Nixes Pay Ruling
• Bar Examinee Defends $2M ExamSoft Software Crash Suit
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• US Chamber Says FCA Qui Tam Provisions Unconstitutional
• DOGE Wants Judge To Reconsider Records Production Order
• Gutting USAID Threatens US Credibility, 22 Ex-Officials Say
• Judge Extends Block On Data Sharing With DOGE
• Doctor Pays $700K To Settle Feds' Medicare Fraud Suit
• Private Equity Billionaire Greenlighted As Pentagon's No. 2
• DJI Says DOD Chinese Military Co. Listing Was Irrational
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Killing $200M Toll Road Arbitration Award
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Halt Federal Workers Reinstatement Order
• Colo. Justices Reject Bid To Toss Election Defamation Suit
• Ginnie Mae Says Texas Bank Can't Undo Ruling On Lien
• Army Can Reject $435M TNT Plant Bidder Over China Ties
• It's Time To Fix The SEC's Pay-To-Play Rule
• Trump Revokes Fed. Contractor Wage Order That Led To Suits
• DOL Urges 5th Circ. To Keep Contractor Wage Hike Ruling
• Pittsburgh Workers Challenge City's Residency Requirement
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• 4th Circ. Lets White House Anti-DEI Efforts Proceed
• Fannie, Freddie Can't Avoid $612M Investor Win, Judge Rules
• Boeing NASA Tech IP Claims Survive Dismissal In Wash.
• Claims Court Judge Says GSA Was Wrong To DQ OASIS+ Bid
• Brookfield Hits Peru With $2.7B Arbitration Over Toll Roads
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Prejudice, Injunctions, New Regulations
• Senate Approves Full-Year Funding Resolution
• SpaceX Suit Against Coastal Commission Grounded, For Now
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• NYC Asylum Shelter Co. Illegally Fired Workers, Suit Says
• Public Broadcasting Sues FEMA Over Emergency Alert Funds
• Watchdog Says Federal Landlord Used Prohibited Chinese Drone
• Ohio Health Insurer Wins $24M Verdict ln Racketeering Case
• Judge Trims Claims Of Botched Federal Savings Transition
• Split 7th Circ. Kills Injunction In Indiana Power Line Dispute
• Air Force Didn't Properly Assess Labor Rates On $121M Deal
• Drone-Maker Wants DOD Info On Listing As Chinese Military Co.
• Fed. Circ. Revives Bid For Increased Costs From DHS Build
• Tampa Bay Rays Halt Plans For New $1.3B MLB Stadium
• Housing Advocacy Groups Sue Over HUD Grant Cuts
• Ga. Judge Slams 'Meaningless' Reading Of Open Records Act
• Judge Hits 'Reset Button' In 3M, DuPont PFAS Cleanup Case
• Insurers Must Cover Real Estate Cos. In False Claims Dispute
• Justices Likely To Issue Narrow Ruling In $1.3B Award Dispute
• Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Many Fired Federal Workers
• Law360 Cheat Sheet: Novartis' Fight Over Generic Entresto
• 3M's $6B Deal In Earplug MDL Cut Federal Caseload 14%
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $58M Cloud Computing Deal
• 4th Circ. Won't Undo Health Data Access Order
• Contractor Can Appeal State Dept.'s Misdirected Invoices
• Ga. City Faces $35M Suit Over Recycling Plant Flip-Flop
• DOJ Drops Sex Abuse Suit Against Migrant Youth Shelter
• NC Organ Procurer Sues CMS Over Hospital Waiver
• Judge Says Air Force Had Duty To Pay $1.9M For Materials
• Cannabis Tech Co. Seeks Over $1M Interest On $4.2M Verdict
• Feds Launch 1st FEMA Fraud Charges Over LA Wildfires
• Ex-Smartmatic Execs Seek FCPA Reprieve After Trump Order
• As Perkins Coie Fights Order, How Will Other Firms Respond?
• Railroad Worker Says Board Schemed To Overtax Retirees
• Catholic Charity Group Says Frozen Refugee Funds Abnormal
• Feds Unsure When It Can Resume Refugee Program
• DOGE Must Quickly Cough Up Records To Watchdog Group
• Northrop Grumman Mishandled Benefits Plan, Ex-Workers Say
• Perkins Coie Slams Trump's Executive Order Retaliation
• Software Co. Tells Fed. Circ. It's Owed Over $12.7M In IP Dispute
• VA Did Not Pre-Select Awardee For $257M Telehealth Contract
• Colo. Justices Uneasy About Reach Of Xcel's Immunity Claim
• NJ Power Broker Fights Civil Suit After Criminal Case Victory
• Publix's Suit Over Ga. County's Private Attys 'Beyond Reason'
• Bipartisan Bill Penalizing Child Labor Violations Reintroduced
• CFPB Hasn't Justified Pausing Comerica Suit, Judge Rules
• Warren Says Defense Nominee Has 'Clear Conflict Of Interest'
• Alsup Refuses To Vacate Hearing Into OPM Mass Firings
• All Agencies Trump Ordered To Drop DEI Must Heed Injunction
• 11th Circ. Urged To Find Qui Tam Cases Unconstitutional
• FCC Allows Higher Power Level For SpaceX Mobile Coverage
• DOT Pulls Biden Enviro Justice Highway Funding Policy
• CVS PBM Caused Up To $330M In Part D Damages, Judge Told
• DOJ Defends Musk's Influence Against States' Challenge
• NIH Cuts To Indirect Costs May Stifle IP Generation
• Recent Cases Clarify FCA Kickback Pleading Standards
• Trump Says Refugee Groups Can't Challenge Axed Contracts
• GAO Says NIH Treated Bidders Disparately On $20M IT Deal
• 3 Ways Civil Plaintiffs Could Fill An FCPA Enforcement Gap
• Comerica Sued Over Interest Earned On Gov't Benefits Cards
• Hints Of A New High Court Majority Emerge In Trump Cases
• GAO Says Va. Contractor's Pre-Award Protest Came Too Late
• Steps For Federal Grantees Affected By Stop-Work Orders
• State FCAs Should Cover Local Fund Misuse, State Tax Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Misconstrued Term In Tactical Vest Row
• Aecom Gets $8M Atty Fee Award In Colo. Toll Lanes Dispute
• California Bar Orders Investigation Of Flawed Exam
• Retrial In Landmark Graft Case Faces Potential Roadblocks
• How A Showcase Prosecution Collapsed For New Jersey's AG
• Judge Says He's 'Wrestling' Over Int'l Aid Freeze Injunction
• Federal Workers File Mass Challenges To Firings In Admin Court
• Comerica Demands To Face Music In CFPB Suit Amid Stay Bid
• Trump's FCPA Freeze Puts Coal Exec Bribery Case On Hold
• Refugee Orgs. Move To Revive Axed Resettlement Contracts
• Trump Tells Admin To Yank Perkins Coie Security Clearance
• Why Acquirers Should Reevaluate Federal Contract Risk
• Hunton Adds Holland & Knight Gov't Contracts Atty
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• White Collar Archetypes: Wrangling The Shape-Shifter
• DC Judge Won't Block USAID From Firing Contractors
• Trump Administration Ordered To Release Funds To States
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOGE Firings, Agency Cuts Targeted In New Sierra Club Suit
• NYC Can't Recoup $80M In FEMA Funds From Trump, For Now
• Contractors Claim Constitutional Injury In USAID Cuts
• Judge Rejects Protests To $182M Army Pilot Training Contract
• Ga. Clinic Bilked Federal Healthcare Programs, FCA Suit Says
• GSA Publishes, Then Pulls List Of Properties It Could Dispose
• University Of California Facing Fed Probe Into Antisemitism
• How GSA Lease Clauses May Affect DOGE Terminations
• SuperValu Wins FCA Case That Went To High Court
• Trump's NIH Cost-Cutting Measure Blocked By Judge
• High Court Allows Release Of Frozen USAID Foreign Aid
• Agencies Have 'Ultimate' Authority Over Firings, OPM Says
• Gov't Says 2 Lab Owners Billed $40M In COVID Test Scheme
• House Aviation Panel Weighs Air Traffic Control Fixes
• US Air Force Base's Faulty Wall Crushed Ga. Teen, Suit Says
• Special Master Recommends Win For UnitedHealth In FCA Suit
• Contractor Liability When Directing Subcontractor Workforce
• Malawi Telecom Regulator Looks For OK Of $8M Award
• Calif. Bar Staff Asks Board To Ditch Meazure's July Exam
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• Trump Admin Can't Pause DEI Injunction, Judge Says
• New Crowell & Moring Group To Advise On Gov't Procurement
• USAID Leader Details Toll On 'Critical' Aid Under Trump
• Ruling Nixing $1.3B Award May Be In Jeopardy At High Court
• ICE Contractor Loses Immunity Bid In Family Separation Suit
• Metal Finishing Co. To Pay $2.3M In PPP Fraud Case
• Catholic Charity Org. Sues HHS Over Frozen Refugee Funds
• Texas High Court Told Telecom Law Clears State Constitution
• $100M Deal To End Suit Against Colo. Reservoir Project
• Some 'ComEd Four' Bribery Counts Vacated Over Jury Charge
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• DC Circ. Asks Crowley For More Info In GSA Audit Powers Suit