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Government Contracts
Government Contracts Law360 provides breaking news and analysis on government contracts. Coverage includes bid solicitations and major awards, bid disputes, and whistleblower suits, as well as policy developments related to international, federal, state, and municipal contracts.
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Latest News in Government Contracts
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June 27, 2022
7th Circ. Won't Let Red States Step Into Public Charge Fight
The Seventh Circuit on Monday refused to allow a group of Republican-led states to intervene in a dispute over a Trump-era public charge rule that the Biden administration has already begun redrafting.
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June 27, 2022
LA Developer Convicted In City Council Bribery Scheme
A California federal jury convicted a Los Angeles real estate developer Monday of giving $500,000 in bribes to former city councilor Jose Huizar in exchange for getting a nonprofit's challenge to the development project dropped.
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June 27, 2022
3rd Circ. Urged To Allow Ammo Maker's Tort Claims
Ammunitions broker Battle Born Munitions Inc. asked the Third Circuit to overturn a lower court's finding that it can't bring tort claims against its vendor Dick's Sporting Goods Inc., saying that Dick's knew it would not accept delivery of store-branded bullets when it said it would.
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June 27, 2022
Justices Should Resolve FCA Cases' Rule 9(b) Circuit Split
The U.S. Supreme Court should agree to hear three related False Claims Act cases and resolve the circuit split over the level of detail Rule 9(b) requires in qui tam complaints, or the viability of such actions will increasingly depend on where they are filed, say Kenneth Abell and Katherine Kulkarni at Abell Eskew.
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June 27, 2022
Toshiba Defends $500M Hydro Plant Work In Bid To Duck Suit
Toshiba Corp. wants to avoid a suit claiming it turned over shoddy work and missed deadlines overhauling a hydroelectric plant, arguing the work was fine and the allegations fall outside the bounds of the $500 million contract.
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