UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT SERVICES, INC.

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Case Number:

1:10-cv-00530

Court:

District Of Columbia

Nature of Suit:

Other Statutory Actions

Judge:

Royce C. Lamberth

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  1. November 15, 2012

    US Abandons $100M FCA Suit Over KBR Security Billing

    The U.S. government has dropped its $100 million False Claims Act suit accusing KBR Inc. of billing the government for the company's private security during the Iraq war, according to court documents filed Thursday.

  2. August 10, 2012

    US Seeks Win In $100M FCA Suit Over KBR Iraq Contract

    The U.S. government contends the contract at the heart of its $100 million False Claims Act suit against KBR Inc. plainly prohibited the defense contractor from using private security in Iraq without permission, and asked a federal court Thursday to endorse that interpretation of the agreement.

  3. April 23, 2012

    KBR Defense Nixed In $100M FCA Suit Over Iraq Contract

    KBR Inc. can't pursue breach of contract claims against the U.S. Army in a $100 million False Claims Act suit alleging it overbilled for private security during the Iraq War, a federal judge ruled Monday, saying KBR first needed to bring its claims before a contracting officer.

  4. February 10, 2012

    KBR Says US Withholding Docs In $100M FCA Suit

    Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. said Thursday that the federal government is refusing to turn over important documents in a $100 million False Claims Act suit against the contractor for allegedly billing the government for private security during the Iraq war.

  5. August 12, 2011

    KBR Balks At Ruling In $100M False Claims Suit

    Defense contractor Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. on Friday contested a Washington federal court ruling indicating it billed the government for private security contractors in Iraq — an issue it says remains undetermined in the government's $100 million False Claims Act suit.

  6. October 15, 2010

    KBR Broke Rules By Hiring Private Security: Gov't

    The U.S. government has asked for summary judgment in a False Claims Act suit against KBR Inc., saying that it is clear the army contractor broke the rules when it hired private security to fend off insurgents in Iraq.

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