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Government Contracts - December, 2023

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• ChristianaCare Agrees To Pay $47M To Settle FCA Suit
• Defense Dept. Proposes Long-Awaited Cybersecurity Rule
• Michigan Justices Won't Hear State's Dam Collapse Appeal
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• IRS Launches Prefiling Tool For Monetizing Energy Credits
• Conflict Of Interest Could Be Waived On $470M Space Deal
• Florida Nurse Gets 20 Years In Prison For Role In $200M Fraud
• HHS Seeks Early Win Defending Medicare Drug Price Program
• Top Government Contracts Of 2023: A Year In Review
• GEO Detainees Entitled to Minimum Wage, Wash. Justices Say
• Food Exec Gets 18 Months For Fla. Airport Bribery Scheme
• Whistleblower Suit Barred By Ch. 11 Plan, Investor Says
• FAR Council Finalizes Labor Deal Rule For Construction Work
• Secret Docs Require 'Need-To-Know' In Trump Case, Feds Say
• Top Under-The-Radar Government Contracts Cases Of 2023
• Inside Higher Education's New FCA Liability Challenges
• HHS Advisory Highlights Free Product Inducement Risks
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• Bribery Bill Fills Gap In Foreign Corruption Enforcement
• Top New Jersey Cases Of 2023
• Top Connecticut Cases Of 2023
• Texas, Mo. Say Feds Overstate Footnote In Border Wall Case
• Houston Hospital To Pay $2M To End Medicare Fraud Suit
• Landfill Workers Say Co. Fired Them For Safety Complaints
• 'Fat Leonard' Returned To US In Biden Deal With Venezuela
• Top Government Contract Cases Of 2023: Year In Review
• No Discovery In Regeneron FCA Case Until 1st Circ. Rules
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• EPA Kicks Off $600M Enviro Justice Local Grant Program
• ICE Must Review Alleged Body Armor Deal Conflict Of Interest
• Contract Disputes Recap: Termination and Accrual
• How Newman's Battle With Colleagues Shook The Fed. Circ.
• Planned Parenthood Appeal In FCA Case Called Frivolous
• Anesthesiologists Say CMS Reimbursement Math Is Unlawful
• Ex-Speaker Seeks Bribery Trial Delay As Justices Weigh In
• Lawmakers Want DOD To Explain DJI Export Review Process
• Fla. Nurse Convicted Of Medicare Fraud Faces Up To 21 Years
• Top Government Contracting Policies Of 2023: Year In Review
• 'Fat Leonard' Prosecutors Hit With Bar Complaint
• Gov't Nears Deal In $129M Loan Fight With Telecom
• Claims Court Rejects Protests Over $322M FEMA Support Deal
• Philips Unit Inks $14.7M FCA Deal For Cardiac Monitoring Bills
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• 5 Gifts That May Run Afoul Of Government Ethics Rules
• Calif. Tribe Says Compact Moots 'Bad Faith' Negotiations Suit
• Indiana Healthcare System Strikes $345M FCA Deal
• Biden Names 5 District Judge Noms For Red State Seats
• Colo. Wolf Release Can Start Amid Rancher Challenge
• Army Corps Wrongly Rejected Bids Over Scanned Signatures
• Claims Court Says Military Did Not Infringe Software Rights
• Federal Defender Admits 'Stupid' Email, Denies Harassment
• Calif. Community College Officials Want DEI Suit Nixed
• SC Judge Won't Reconsider Foam Co. Dismissal Ruling
• Ex-Air Force Tech's Estate Ends Asbestos Suit Against Firms
• Judge Elevates TRO To Injunction On Ski Town Vehicle Ban
• Judge Partially Tosses Texas Suit Over Failed Gov't Contract
• What DOD Commercial Product Rule Means For Contractors
• Feds Defend Chevron Deference In Second High Court Case
• Feds Seek To Drop Charges Against 'Fat Leonard' Defendant
• Feds Lean On High Court Immigration Win In Border Wall Row
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Forest Service Firefighter Fuel Cos. Charged With Bid-Rigging
• Texas Justices Won't Review Oil Co.'s Cleanup Cost Dispute
• DOJ Alleges NC Co. Skimped On Army Uniform Bug Repellent
• LA Man Gets Over 5 Years For COVID-19 Fraud, Firearms
• Inside New Classified Contract Guidance For Joint Ventures
• Claims Court Backs Coast Guard Judgment In $3.2B Ship Deal
• Court OKs $7.7M Puerto Rico Contaminated Water Cleanup
• Esformes In Talks With Feds After Supreme Court Rejection
• US Chamber Calls Relators 'Bounty Hunters' In Fluor FCA Suit
• House Sends $886B Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Colo. Judge Sets Aside Merits For Wolf-Release Ruling
• Lima Hwy Case Bribery Charges Can Be Halted, Court Hears
• SEC Says Ch. 11 Windfalls Not Open To Whistleblower Awards
• Ga. And Ala. Propose Deal To End Long-Running 'Water War'
• Judge Divvies Up Atty Fees From $785M FCA Deal
• SolarWinds Tells Judge SEC Overstepped With Cyber Suit
• Detroit Hasn't Paid For Years Of Impound Car Towing, Cos. Say
• Military Health System Lacks Opioid Rx Controls, IG Finds
• Claims Court Discredits Substance Of Contract Protest
• DOL Finalizes Fed Contractor 1st Right Of Refusal Rule
• Giving The Gov't Drug Patent March-In Authority Is Bad Policy
• Fed. Circ. Says None Of Newman's Mootness Args Hold Up
• Jazz, Express Scripts Beat Calif. Overcharge Suit, For Now
• 6 Biggest Healthcare Fraud Cases Of 2023
• Spain's Cartel Watchdog Probes Travel Firms Over Collusion
• SG Urges High Court To Back 5th Circ. In Texas Takings Case
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• Michigan's Biggest Decisions Of 2023
• Northrop Retirees Ask 9th Circ. To Revive ERISA Pension Row
• Colo. Cattle Groups Sue State, Feds To Delay Wolf Releases
• Ex-Inmates Seek Final OK For $11M 'Release Card' Class Deal
• Judge Says Code Used By Astronics Not A Copyright Violation
• Whistleblower Says Allergan Knowingly Overbilled Medicaid
• GAO Says Agencies Not Fully Complying With AI Rules
• When Patients Have Standing For Hospital Antitrust Suits
• NYC Leader Of Black-Market HIV Drug Scheme Pleads Guilty
• Reporting Rules Implicated In Teixeira Leaks, Watchdog Says
• Judges Say Naval Base Contractor Not Owed Extra $10M
• FBI Says Site Selection Over New HQ Still On Shaky Ground
• Florida Attorney Convicted In $300K COVID Relief Fraud
• Chamber Finds Drug Price Measures Will Stifle Research
• Spanish Co. Fails To Nix $133M Navy Deal For Base In Spain
• Conn. Seeks Default, Contempt In $10.9M Drug Kickback Case
• Biden Would Veto Rulemaking Bill Citing 'Unnecessary Delays'
• Lessons From This Year's Landmark Green Energy IP Clash
• Feds Strike $35M Deal To Boost BAE Systems' Chipmaking
• Mich. Exec Argues For 1-Day Sentence As Bribery 'Follower'
• Medtronic Says Promotions Not Basis For FCA Case
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Won't Take Up Fla. Nursing Home Mogul's Appeal
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To 2023's Most Memorable Moments
• Judge Urged To Reject Deal For 'Snitch' In 'Fat Leonard' Case
• New Drug Patent Proposal Sparks Worry Over Gov't Overstep
• EPA Awards $7M For Remediation Job Training Programs
• AECOM Wants To Stop Co.'s 'End Run' On Liability Cap
• Fla. Doctor's 20-Year Sentence Halved For Gov't Cooperation
• Shady Gov't Contractor Gets 10 Years For 'Life Of Crime'
• Magistrate Pans Countersuit To Rwanda's $40M Fraud Claim
• Inside DOD's Final Commercial Products And Services Rule
• 'Buy American' Waiver Website Not Up To Par, GAO Says
• Va. Firm Settles Small Business Fraud Claims For $1.75M
• Jury Backs White Ex-Ill. City Worker In Race Bias Suit
• F-35 Parts Supplier Says Lockheed Avoiding Higher Costs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Performing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Biden Executive Order Reforms Tribal Funding Access
• Navy Vet, Contractor Escape Rival Co.'s Biz Interference Suit
• Contractor Admits To Selling The Army Chinese Forklifts
• Russians Charged With Hacking US, UK Intelligence Officials
• Federal Office Lease Analysis Dooms Protest, GAO Finds
• Ex-JPMorgan Atty Accused Of Defrauding NYC Housing Dept.
• Army Civilian Employee Charged With $100M Fraud Scheme
• Biden Admin Looks To Take Over Expensive Drug Patents
• 10th Circ. Says BP America Can't Avoid $700K Royalty Payout
• Ex-USPTO Directors Rally Against WTO IP Waiver
• Confirmation Of Arbitration Awards Against Lima Nears
• Judge Newman Decries Unenforceable Fed. Circ. Promises
• 11th Circ. Told Mineral Co.'s Arbitral Award Favors Corruption
• DC Circ. Urged To Undo 'Deeply Flawed' EB-5 Investor Ruling
• Texan, Chinese Cos. Pay $2.5M To Settle Duty Fraud Claims
• GAO Won't Pause $86M Deal For Subcontractor Concerns
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Bias, Unequal Discussions, Timeliness
• Breaking Down High Court's New Code Of Conduct
• Battery Co. Hid Revoked DOE Grant From Investors, Suit Says
• Litigator Joins Michael Best's Chicago Employment Shop
• A Gov't Contractor's Guide To Davis-Bacon Prevailing Wages
• Political Concerns Marred $14.9B Malaysia Case, Court Hears
• GAO Lets $1.2B Deal Proceed After Small Biz Status Revoked
• Criminal Probe Ruled No Excuse For Late Filing Of $5.5M Case
• Claims Court Rules Space Force Software Deal Denial Proper
• Monsanto Gets Roundup Carcinogen Suit Dismissed
• NTIA Head Calls Opening Gov't Spectrum 'A Hard Assignment'
• Export-Import Bank Slammed As Major Fossil Fuel Financier
• What New DHS Cybersecurity Policy Means For Bid Protests
• Ex-Hospital CFO, 3 Doctors Settle Kickback Case For $880K
• Senators Debate Reimbursement Ideas To Fix Drug Shortages
• App Maker Says Faux Atty Lied In Prisoner-Transport Biz Buy
• Utah Groups File Suit Over Plan For World's Longest Gondola
• Legal Profession Gender Parity Requires Equal Parental Leave
• Ala. Pot Co. Sues Regulators Over Rescinded License
• CDC's $27M Software Deal Gets OK Over Incumbent's Protest
• Tenn. Seeks To Bar HHS Title X Denial Over Abortion Stance
• DeSantis Tourism Board Accuses Disney Of Bribery, Cronyism
• Fed. Circ. Not Sure It Should Answer PREP Immunity Question
• FirstEnergy Lands Stay In Investor Suit Over Bribery Scandal
• DOD Urged To Explain Reports Russian Oil Seeping Into US
• SC Man Allegedly Stole Millions Meant For Homeless Vets
• Judge Grounds Airport's Bid To Keep PFAS Suit In Fed. Court
• AstraZeneca Criticizes HHS For Bid To Skirt Drug Price Suit
• DeSantis Says Online Sports Betting Isn't 'Casino Gambling'
• Gov't Contractors Sentenced In $8M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Pomerantz To Lead Comerica Investors In Card Oversight Suit
• Watchdog Pans Unfair Treatment In DIA's $19.8M Training Deal
• Tribes Are Trying To Redraw Jurisdictional Map, Alaska Says
• Watchdog Warns Of Poor Supercomputer Facilities Oversight
• Title Insurer Settles Coverage Dispute Over Lost Land Value
• House Panels Probe Contentious FBI Headquarters Decision
• Coast Guard Settles Civilian Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Feds Accuse Texas Rehab Clinic Of $2M Workers' Comp Scam
• GAO OKs $3.9M Special Air Force Squad Health Service Bid
• Judge Chides Tribe Seeking Blue Cross Default As 'Obstinate'
• Justices Call O'Connor 'American Hero,' 'Perfect Trailblazer'
• 4th Circ. Nixes Ex-Contech Exec's Antitrust Conviction
• Former Clerks Say Justice O'Connor Still Worth Emulating
• Airline Execs Cop To Accepting $1.2M In Contract Bribes
• Records Deletion Justifies Forest Service Redo, Enviros Say
• Mass. Lab Execs Guilty Of Bloodwork Kickback Conspiracy
• DOD Owes Developer $13M For Unauthorized Software Copies
• Race Bias Suit Doesn't Need 'Magic Words,' 6th Circ. Rules
• Conn. RE Broker Can Challenge Brown Jacobson's City Role
• 4 Decisions For Which Justice O'Connor Will Be Remembered
• GSA To Investigate Site Selection Of New FBI Headquarters
• Justice O'Connor Shattered Barriers, Built Bridges
• NJ Panel Says Public Contractor Law Applies To Joint Venture
• Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On Supreme Court, Dies
• Writing Thriller Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer