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Government Contracts - December, 2021

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guest Articles Of 2021
• Fla. Judge Latest To Block Biden Contractor Vax Mandate
• GAO Says DHS Couldn't Issue Shorter-Than-Specified IT Deals
• As Hacks Hit A Nerve, Admin. Pushed Reporting Of Breaches
• Appeal Board Won't Toss KBR Dispute Over $161M Army Deal
• Injunctions May Only Pause Gov't Contractor Vaccine Mandate
• Key Under-The-Radar Gov't Contract Cases Of 2021
• Fed. Circ. Enacts Testing Rule For Hearings Amid COVID Spike
• Maytag Aircraft Corp. Pays $1.9M For Fort Hood Fuel Spill
• What DOJ's Cyberfraud Initiative Means For Health Cos.
• Feds OK $1.5B Weapons Sales To France, Lithuania, Australia
• A Law Firm Leader's Guide To Seeking Effective Feedback
• Top 5 Government Contracts Of 2021
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Janssen Denied Early Defeat Of HIV Medication FCA Suit
• DOJ Opioid Trial Team Tainted By Kirkland Ties, Ex-CEO Says
• Northrop Wants L3 Barred From $544M Navy Jammer Deal
• Ukraine Urges DC Circ. To Keep $112M Discovery Appeal Alive
• Top 5 Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2021
• Biden's Omicron Plan Details More At-Home Tests, Vax Sites
• Ga. Judge Pauses Fed. Contractor Vaccine Row For Appeal
• Early Asset Forfeiture Is Key Part Of Criminal Defense Plans
• Ex-SF Public Works Director Admits To Pay-To-Play Scheme
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Stands Down In Olive Duty Fight
• GAO Says Private Info Aided Booz Allen On $372M Navy Deal
• Lesotho Wants German Co.'s €50M Enforcement Suit Tossed
• Contractor Accused Of Bribing Fed For Media Staffing Deal
• 11th Circ. Won't Stay Contractor Vax Mandate Injunction
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. Not to Rehear Calif. Private Prison Row
• 3M Wins In 10th Bellwether Combat Earplug Trial
• Court Won't Pause $247M Naval Supply Deal For Protest
• Embracing ESG: Whirlpool CLO Talks Structural Improvement
• Top 6 Gov't Contract Cases In 2nd Half Of 2021
• Fed. Claims Court Nixes Apache Tribe's Dump Cleanup Claim
• Fla. High Court Is Wrong To Ban CLE Diversity Requirements
• CBP Didn't Fully Document Response To Breach, GAO Says
• The 6 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2021
• Hollywood Weight Loss Doc Guilty In $355M Insurance Scam
• IP Forecast: Feds To Spar With Gilead Over CEO's Testimony
• DOJ Breaks Off Separated Migrant Settlement Talks
• Developer Lands $44M Award To Boost Calif. Wind Farm
• Lawyers Must Prepare For Contract Tech Co. Consolidation
• 3M Scores Victory In 9th Combat Earplug Bellwether Trial
• Biden Admin. Says Billions On Tap To Remove Lead Pipes
• Fisheries Launch Challenge To Mass. Offshore Wind Approval
• US Broadened Reach Of Targeted Sanctions In 2021
• Defunct Opioid Distributor's Compliance Manager Takes Plea
• Senate Sends $768B Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• 5th Circ. Dials Back Block Of Health Care Vaccine Mandate
• Pa. Court Questions Whether To Get Into Voter Subpoenas
• Allegations Of Corruption, Bad Faith Dog $117M Award Fight
• Security Contractor Says Whistleblower Claims Already Public
• BigLaw's Big Guns Of Revenue Keep Growing
• Discrepancy In Fraud Standards Is Overstated, Justices Told
• UAE Pauses Talks On $23B Arms Sale Over F-35 Restrictions
• GAO Says NSA Wrongly Assessed Bids On $10B Cloud Deal
• House Dems Urge Firm To Pay DOD $21M In Excess Profits
• Feds Urge DC Circ. Not to Rethink Tribal Health Care Order
• DOD Cyber Self-Certification Elevates Gov't Contractor Risks
• How Firms Can Adapt Amid COVID's Shifting Legal Needs
• Prestige Draws Young Attys, But Keeping Them Takes Work
• Tatneft Wants Ukraine's Appeal Over $112M Award Nixed
• Comcast Isn't Exempt From $4M Fee Bill, Ore. City Says
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Contractor's Atty Fees In Army Dispute
• GAO Gets Feds To Reopen $1B Deal For Ignored Cost Data
• Contractor Says Resold Workout Machines Are Fed's Problem
• Embracing ESG: Synchrony Counsel Talk Role Of Legal Teams
• Energy Group Joins Suit Over Feds' Oil And Gas Lease Sale
• DOL Unveils Timeline For OT, Davis-Bacon Work Rules
• Analyzing FCA Materiality Defense Outcomes Under Escobar
• Prestige Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• Prestige Leaders: Sizing Up Firms By Revenue
• 3M Hit With $22.5M Verdict In Fla. Military Earplug Bellwether
• One Of 3M's N95 TM Suits Just Got More Complicated
• Lockheed Martin, Finland Ink €10B Deal For F-35 Fleet
• SEPTA Asks DC Circ. To Overturn Easement Ruling
• Facebook Whistleblower Saga Caps Historic Year For Tipsters
• Corruption, Cybercrime In Crosshairs For DOJ Crime Chief
• US, Allies Will Tighten Export Controls For Surveillance Tech
• GAO Faults DOD For Cybersecurity Program Complaints
• Faegre Drinker Grabs Benefits Expert From Jackson Lewis
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Availability, Documents, Deference
• 3rd Fla. Federal Judge Recuses Himself In Battle Over Fees
• 3rd Circ. Backs Ex-Philly Solicitor's Whistleblower Suit Win
• For Junior Lawyers, Authenticity And A Solid Pitch Are Key
• DOJ Accuses Likely Pratt & Whitney Exec Of Wage Violations
• J&J Hip Implant FCA Case Tossed Over Secret Info Use
• JPay Founder, Money Manager Charged In $4M Trading Fraud
• Biden Aims For Zero-Carbon Federal Government By 2050
• Wireless Group Finds State Gaps In Fed. Broadband Subsidies
• Senate Rejects Resolution To Block $650M Saudi Arms Sale
• GEO Group Can't Cut Wash. Detainees' $17M Wage Suit Award
• Security Contractor Strikes $1.2M Deal In DOL Pay Bias Probe
• A Compliance Primer For Attorneys Outsourcing Legal Work
• Fed. Circ. Says No Waiver In High-Profile CBP Contract Case
• Ga. Surgery Biz To Pay $3M To End False Claims Suit
• 2nd Circ. Could Revive Nigeria's Docs Bid In $10B Award Fight
• What Vaccine Mandate Injunctions Mean For Health Employers
• Ill. Immigrant Detention Law Withstands Counties' Challenge
• Texas AG, Houston Aim To Toss Suit Over Israel Boycott Ban
• Ex-LA Water Chief Cuts Plea Deal In Corruption Scandal
• Navigating Nondisplacement Rule Reboot For Gov't Contracts
• Feds Can't Escape Suit Over Ex-West Point Cadet's Suicide
• Ga. Judge Blocks Contractor Vaccine Mandate Nationwide
• When And How To Depose Fact Witnesses Remotely In 2022
• Arnold & Porter Adds Gov't Contracts Partners In DC, Chicago
• GAO Rejects 2 Oracle Protests Over DOD Pilot Program
• 11th Circ. Denies Fla. Bid To Halt Fed Health Workers Vax Rule
• Prison Phone Co. Inks $67M Deal To End Fund-Forfeiture Suit
• White House Beefs Up Fed Agencies' Cybersecurity Rules
• Spicer, Vought Denied Bid For Naval Board Reinstatement
• Embracing ESG: PayPal CLO Talks Gauging Impact And Intent
• Feds Seek To Stay Order Blocking Contractor Vax Mandate
• Walgreens Medicaid FCA Suit Tossed Over Federal Law Clash
• Kentucky Pension Fund Says It Can't Be Sued In Delaware
• Fed. Circ. Revives Armored Vehicle Patent Suit Against Gov't
• Fla. Judge OKs $188M Award Against Venezuelan Mining Co.
• How Growing Cyber Scrutiny Affects Corporate Compliance
• Electric Truck Co. Must Face Claims It Inflated Biz Prospects
• White House Ups Small Biz Contracting Goals In Equity Push
• DOE Awards Verizon $34.6M To Modernize Comms Services
• Texas Hospital Inks $18M Deal To End False Claims Fight
• 6th Circ. Affirms No Intervention In Flint Water Deal
• Mass. City Charged Pot Co. Illegal Fees To Open, Suit Claims
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Meds, Jets, Military Moves
• Medical Association Wants States' Vax Mandate Suit Denied
• Lawmakers Reach Deal To Keep Gov't Funded Until Feb. 18
• Regulator Is Letting PG&E Squeeze Grid, SF Tells DC Circ.
• Pentagon Official's Suit Over Security Clearance Is Paused
• Broker Urges 4th Circ. To Revive $3.1B Satellite Deal Dispute
• NLRB Says Judge Left Out Key Testimony In Benefits Row
• Appeals Board Denies Trailer Co.'s $4.5M Claims As Untimely
• SDNY Pick Ho Pledges Impartiality, Regrets 'Overheated' Posts