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Government Contracts - November, 2023

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• Norfolk Southern Asks Justices To Undo STB Immunity Ruling
• SEC Waives $40M Fine For Mallinckrodt In Medicaid Scheme
• GOP Slams Validator Choice In Pending GHG Disclosure Rule
• Copter Co. Calls Forest Service's Terms Impossible To Meet
• Navajo-IHS Dispute Paused Pending Supreme Court Ruling
• MOVEit Hack MDL Needs 'Structure,' Judge Tells Atty Gaggle
• Dem Legislators Press TransDigm For Defense Pricing Data
• Citi Owed $183M In Tax Breaks From '80s, Claims Court Says
• Pentagon Contractor Seeks Probation For $8M Fraud
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• 2 Sentenced To Probation In $1.5M Fla. Telemedicine Fraud
• NY Tribe Sues To Stop Sewage Pipeline On Wildlife Refuge
• US Must Cover Hawaii Fuel Leak Payment, Insurer Says
• Watchdog Says DLA Fairly Rejected Berets Over Visible Seams
• Blue Cross Still Stalling On Claims Data, Tribe Says
• GAO Backs Army Elevator Repair Deal At Ga. Base
• Local Gov't Org Backs Baltimore In Incarceration Pay Fight
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Feds Sanction, Seize N. Korea-Linked Crypto Mixer
• Tribe Can Join Tulsa Litigation, But Judge Has Questions
• NASA Center Doesn't Have To Use County Waste Contractor
• Ex-Atty Convicted In Philly School Scheme Disbarred In NJ
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• Power Cos. Urge Claims Court To Revisit Offset Decision
• 2nd Circ. Revives Timed-Out Siemens False Claims Act Suit
• Defense Contractor's Fraud Frees DLA Of Repayment Duty
• Feds Underpaid $281M In Support Costs, Ariz. Tribe Says
• Recovery Firm's Ukraine Contract Beef Too Old, 1st Circ. Says
• Public Housing Tenant Sues NC Town Over Mold Infestation
• Panel Sends Case Involving 'Ancient' Doctrine To La. Justices
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• US, UK Unveil Global Agreement For Securing AI Systems
• Feds Accountable For BIA Officials' Actions, 9th Circ. Hears
• State Dept. Urged To Improve Embassy Power Plant Planning
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• Insurer Seeks $17.4M For Failed La. Dredging Projects
• Regeneron False Claims Act Case Paused Amid Appeal
• Pa. Justices Say Construction Bid Fight Belongs To PennDOT
• Nurse Practitioner Pleads Guilty To $4M Medical Scheme
• Dems' Victory Lap: Michigan's Biggest Legislation Of 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• GAO Denies Consultant's Protest Of Navy Navigation Contract
• DISA Taps Agile Defense For Disputed $1B Testing Deal
• Archdiocese Says Other Ruling Backs Its Pre-K Funding Suit
• Feds Are Liable For BIA Officer's Actions, 9th Circ. Told
• Conn. Seeks Ax Of Rest Stop Co.'s Wage Suit Defenses
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Air Force Must Recall Legal Search Deal After RELX Protest
• Florida Tribe Seeks To Overturn EPA Water Permit Decision
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Over Fatal Army Helicopter Crash
• Salvadorans Say Being Wrongly Tied To MS-13 Led To Solitary
• Coast Guard Contractor Settles $1M Dredging Dispute
• Fla. Casinos Seek High Court Extension Because Of State Suit
• Va. Firm Can't Show GAO Its Support Deal Bid Wasn't Risky
• Tactical Outfitter To Pay $2M For Alleged 'American-Made' Lies
• Contracts Disputes Recap: Be Mindful Of Termination Clauses
• 2 HHS Warnings Highlight Anti-Kickback Risks For Physicians
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Watchdog Clears $103.5M FTC Deal Of Conflicts Complaint
• Best Practices For Defense Tech Startup Financing
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• Baltimore County Tells 4th Circ. Inmates Aren't Employees
• Ex-Boeing Manager Wants $750K For Emotional Damages
• Defense Agency Deal Gets Waiver From Standard Practices
• DC Judge OKs $8M Award Against Equatorial Guinea
• Walgreens Says Insulin Pen Settlement Suit Has No 'Heat'
• Drugmaker Tells NC Court Director Took Trade Secrets To Rival
• Fla. Man Cops To Wire Fraud Conspiracy In Telemedicine Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Navajo Seek Interest For Damages In Judicial Funding Claims
• Feds ID 330K More Potential Victims In Medicare Data Breach
• VA Could Spend More Wisely On Eyeglasses, OIG Finds
• US, South Korea Pledge Priority Support For Defense Supplies
• Mistrial Declared In Biz Owner's $1.4M VA Kickback Case
• Justices Will Hear Dispute Over Native Health Care Payments
• Fed. Circ. Says Newman Can End Her Suspension Anytime
• Judge Won't Delay Ruling If States Can Join Abortion Pill Suit
• 1st Circ. To Review Crucial Issue In Teva, Regeneron Cases
• Centene Board Got No Red Flags On Pricing, Del. Court Told
• Biotech Co. Will Pay $400K For Bribes, Faces No Prosecution
• Democratic Reps. Look To Block Weapons Sale To Israel
• GAO Denies $330M Protest Despite GSA Acting Unreasonably
• Mask Cos. And Insurer Resolve N95 Coverage Dispute
• 3 Texans Convicted In $145M Health Care Fraud
• GAO Says Army Needed To Weight Experience On $946M Deal
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Israeli Spyware Firm Can't Shake WhatsApp Hacking Claims
• Michigan High Court Hits Pause On Dam Collapse Litigation
• Newest Federal Circuit Judges Split Over Yarn
• Judge Pauses Ga. City's 'Forever Chemicals' Suit
• $100M In State Dept. Deals Survive Incumbent's Block Bid
• Looking For Defense Contract Appeal Trends In Annual Report
• Power Plant Co. Misled Investors About Projects, Suit Claims
• US Sanctions More Ships For Violating Russian Oil Price Cap
• After Stroock Closure, Gov't Contracts Partner Joins Dentons
• Troutman Pepper Adds New Enviro Partner In DC
• Army Had Reason To Nix $8M Afghanistan Deal, ASBCA Says
• NASA OK'ed To Sole-Source Task Order To Current Contractor
• 3 Men Sentenced To Jail In $54M Drug Kickback Scheme
• Ex-Navy Employee, Defense Contractor Charged With Bribery
• 3 States Slam Feds' Request For Pause In Abortion Drug Suit
• Watchdog Dubious That Gitmo Deal Terms Biased Protester
• RTX Gets 2024 Trade Secrets Trial After Bid To End Case Fails
• Calif. Skilled Nursing Chain Reaches $46M FCA Settlement
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Hinckley Allen Adds Construction Partner In Boston
• Tribe Seeks Order Compelling Feds To Meet With Leaders
• GAO Says It Can't Hear Dispute Over Blue Origin NASA Award
• Texas Co. Denies 'Lone Star' Op Migrants' Prolonged Detention
• Justices Urged To Allow Highway Flooding Case To Proceed
• Nurse Says Drug Rehab Co. Fired Her After State Audit
• SolarWinds Ushers In New Era Of SEC Cyber Enforcement
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Instructions, Jurisdiction, Scrutiny
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Ex-Ropes & Gray Atty Wants Unpaid Fee Case Kept In Court
• Gov't Arguing 'Nonsense' Over FCA Settlement, 5th Circ. Told
• Feds Ease North Macedonia's Access To US Gov't Contracts
• Nigeria, Engineering Firm Settle $2.9M Award Fight
• Feds Aim To Sink Irrigation District's High Court Water Suit
• Creditors Say Puerto Rico Gov't Stopped Paying Utility Debt
• Ex-BCLP Litigator Joins Holland & Knight In California
• Corps' Fish Farm Permit Dead In Water, Groups Tell Judge
• Prison Food Co.'s Suit Is In Wrong Court, Competitor Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Feds Probe TD Accounts After $5.9M School Email Breach
• Fed. Circ. Says NASA Retiree Can't Switch Retirement Plans
• 9th Circ. Urged To DQ Judge, Revive Gov't Vax Mandate Case
• At Trial, Boeing Says 'Petty' Gripes Don't Prove Retaliation
• Dish Network Must Keep Fighting $3.3B Spectrum Fraud Suit
• White House Finalizes Agency Cost-Benefit Analysis Guidance
• AARP, Others Bash AstraZeneca's Drug Pricing Challenge
• Devin Nunes Wants WaPo's 'Hyperbolic' Sanctions Bid Tossed
• Lennar's Indemnity Suit Moves Forward In Fed. Claims Court
• NIST Tweaks Proposed Security Guidelines For Sensitive Info
• Shipping Cos. Air Frustrations With Colo. Ski Town Ordinance
• Jury Issues Mixed Verdict In Army Duo's $2M Laundering Trial
• Va. Lawmakers, FBI Criticize Selection Process For New HQ
• GSA Offloads 23 Properties, Saving Feds $1B
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Senate Votes To Block Relaxed EV 'Buy America' Rules
• Amerisure Must Cover Crane Damage Suit, Contractor Says
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Army's Top Trial Attorney Leaves For Miller & Chevalier
• Congo Can't Escape $1.8B Awards Over Public Works Deals
• AI Firm Urges Fed. Circ. To Let It Protest Deal It Didn't Bid On
• Court Nixes Mining Cos.' Takings Case Over Border Wall
• Sioux Tribe Can Move Ahead With Dilapidated Building Suit
• Appeals Board OKs Construction Co.'s Train Delay Claims
• Ex-GC Sentenced To 22 Months For Attempted Airport Bribe
• Calif. Retailer, Co-Founder Settle Customs Duty Fraud Suit
• Nursing Home Co. Loses Some Defenses In False Claims Case
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Justices Skeptical Of Limiting Army Vet's Education Benefits
• Burns Charest Adds Ex-Assistant US Atty To Dallas Office
• AI Use May Trigger False Claims Act's Public Disclosure Bar
• Biden Climate Push Expands With Contractor GHG Focus
• Fla. Casinos Push To Stop Tribe's Online Sports Betting
• GAO Says Not All Blind Vendors Can Get Army Service Deal
• Construction Groups Fight DOL's New Davis-Bacon Rule
• ICE Contractor, US Man Settle 'Solitary Confinement' Suit
• No Injury In Student Loan Policy Suit, Education Dept. Says
• Biz Owner Netted $1.4M From VA Kickback Plot, Jury Hears
• Disbarred Atty Gets Nearly 3 Years In LA Municipal Scandal
• Fla. Online Sports Betting Goes Live After High Court Ruling
• Unpacking GAO's FY 2023 Bid Protest Report
• Now-Retired Prince Lobel Atty Botched Wage Case, Suit Says
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Boeing IP Manager's Age Bias Trial Reveals 'Crying Chair'
• Mark Meadows' Publisher Says He 'Lied' In Book
• Ga. Doc To Pay $225K To Settle FCA Suit Over 'Upcoding'
• Gov't Says Contractor On 'Fishing Expedition' In Bribery Case
• Lack Of Funds Main Driver In Tribal Safety Crisis, Report Says
• 3 States Ask To Join Suit To Halt Access To Abortion Drug
• Software Biz Tricked Colo. City Into Contract, Jury Finds
• 3M Earplug Judge Drops Over 3,500 Claims In MDL
• GSA To Put $2B Into 'Low-Embodied Carbon' Materials
• AECOM Can't Cap Liability In Colo. Toll Lanes Row, Suit Says
• GE Unit Pays $9.4M To End Probe Of Military Parts Inspections
• Justices View FCRA Immunity Bid Through 50-Year-Old Lens
• DLA Piper Taps DC Attys To Lead Gov't Contracts Practice
• Justices Rebuff Opioid Doctor's Quest For 2nd Round
• Fla. Lab To Pay $1.2M For Drug Test Referral Kickbacks
• Oklahoma Gov. Unveils Plans For Tribal Sports Betting
• RTX Denied Bid To End Bearing Co.'s Trade Secret Suit
• Justices Will Ponder 'Person' In FCRA Case Immunity Bid
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Feds Say LA Man Deserves 6½ Years For COVID-19 Aid Fraud
• Feds Plan $9B In Remedy Payments After Drug Discount Fight
• How Biden's AI Order Stacks Up Against Calif. And G7 Activity
• Oakland Broke Deal With Shipping Port Over Coal, Judge Says
• HHS Hits Back At AstraZeneca's Challenge To Drug Price Rule
• Apps Open ICE-Issued Phones To Espionage, Watchdog Says
• ThayerMahan Wins $19M Navy Contract For Sensor Tech
• Fla. Judge Grants New Trial In Health Care Fraud Scheme
• Medical Gear Co. Whistleblower Mostly Slips Counterclaims
• House GOP Passes Israel Aid Bill With $14B IRS Funding Cut
• NC City Calls For Immunity In Suit Over Costly Rail Project
• Feds Tell High Court No Circ. Split In Esformes Case
• Uncertainties In Cloud Security Update May Deter Contractors
• Biden Admin Yanks Gulf Of Mexico Oil And Gas Lease Sale
• A Closer Look At Proposed HHS Research Misconduct Rule
• Moving Cos. Admit To NY City Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Trump Atty Says Overlapping Cases Create 'Unfair' Conflict
• Bankrupt Philly Suburb Wins $1.45M It Pledged To Bondholder
• XTO Inks $16M Deal With Feds On Underpaid Gas Royalties
• VA Can Scrap Contract To Fix Ambiguous Rules, Judge Says
• Ky. Furniture Maker Settles DOL Hiring Bias Investigation
• SpaceX Hiring Saga Bears Compliance Warning For Tech Cos.
• VA Announces Dozens Of Contracts For $60B IT Deal
• Flint Engineering Co. Offers $8M To End Water Crisis Suits
• DOD, Schneider Finalize $406M Tokyo Air Force Contract
• Judge Freezes Colorado Ski Town's Truck Delivery Ordinance
• Gov't Contractor Gets 4 Months In $8M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• DC Judge Tosses Conn. Tribe Recognition Suit
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence