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Government Contracts - July, 2024

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• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Over Ga. City's Ouster Of White Manager
• 9/11 MDL Judge Probes Saudi Arabia's Latest Exit Bid
• DOL's Debarment Of Contractor Over Wages Fight Is Upheld
• GAO Says Navy Tactical Radio Contract Protest Is Untimely
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Launches And Submarines
• 737 Max Families Say Boeing Deal 'Morally Reprehensible'
• NewAge Execs Deny Inflating Military Contract Prospects
• Fla. Electric Co. Ex-CEO Gets 4 Years For Privatization Plot
• Antitrust Group Backs Naval Engineers' No-Poach Case
• 2nd Circ. Ruling May Limit Discovery In Int'l Arbitration
• CVS Appeal Blocked In Whistleblower Suit Over Drug Prices
• Manufacturer Inks $400K Deal To End DOL Hiring Bias Probe
• Justices' Intent Witness Ruling May Be Useful For Defense Bar
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• What Patent Litigators Should Know About CHIPS Act Grants
• Georgia Fends Off Massive Port Project Claim
• Prosecutors Say Bribery Ruling Won't Disrupt Madigan Trial
• Fla. County Board OKs Funding For $1.3B MLB Stadium
• NYC Loses Injunction Bid In Texas Migrant Busing Suit
• Army Bug Repellent Case Heads To Mediation
• Exxon Loses Bid For Avangrid Docs In Mass. Climate Suit
• GAO Denies Protest Over Invasive Species Control Contract
• DOD Contractors Must Face Suit Over 'Made In U.S.A.' Label
• Ga. Gov Fights Dems Bid To Block Fundraising Law
• Unpacking HHS' Opinion On Cell Therapy Refund Programs
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Quinn Emanuel Must Prove Authority In $486M Award Fight
• Virginia Appeals Court Tosses Record $2B Trade Secrets Verdict
• Contract Disputes Recap: Preserving Payment Rights
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ga. Prison Officer Immunity For Strip Search
• Feds Say Tenn., NC Hospitals Overpaid Doctors For Referrals
• County's Pipeline Sinkhole Suit Too Late, Contractor Says
• Judge Blocks Medical Records Co.'s Anti-Bot Captchas
• USPS Backs Oshkosh's Sealing Bid In New Vehicle Plan Case
• GAO Nixes Claims That Biz Lost $6.9M Deal Due To Gov't Error
• Watchdog Says Zoom Call Doesn't Warrant Nixing $25.3M Deal
• Boehringer Appeals HHS Win In Medicare Drug Price Suit
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Recent Settlement Shows 'China Initiative' Has Life After Death
• DOJ Innovasis Settlement Offers Lessons On Self-Disclosure
• Apple Commits To White House Guidelines For Responsible AI
• Smartmatic Asks Court To Order Fox Exec To Answer Subpoena
• GAO Says Peraton Premature On Unfair GSA Probe Claims
• RTX Earmarks $1.2B For Anticipated Deals With DOJ, SEC
• 9th Circ. Says Online Posts Can Count As Work Harassment
• Boeing's 737 Max Plea Deal: Monitorship, Gov't Contracts
• IT Firm Says $1.5M Commerce Award Redo Not Routine
• 11th Circ. Revives FCA Dispute Over Small Biz Contracts
• Watchdog Says $30.2M IT Contract Holder Didn't Overedit Bid
• 4th Man Gets Jail In NYC Public Housing Anti-Bribery Sweep
• Edible Cannabis Co. Can't Revive RFID Tag Case
• Watchdog Backs $77.8M DOD Deal Over Ethics Concern
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Standing, Prejudice, Conflicts
• USDA Drops Push To Certify Contractors' Labor Compliance
• DP World Wins OK Of $194M Award Against Djibouti
• How Contractors Can Prep For DOD Cybersecurity Rule
• NYSE Delisting May Be The Cost Of FCPA Compliance
• Boeing, DOJ Finalize 737 Max Plea Deal
• Co. Wants Gov't Sanctioned For Late Docs In Contract Dispute
• Naval Engineers Urge 4th Circ. To Revive No-Poach Suit
• Ex-US Army Worker Gets 15 Years For $109M Fraud Scheme
• Aerospace Co. Says Engine Buybacks Aren't Anticompetitive
• Ex-Atlanta Official Asks 11th Circ. To Toss Bribery Conviction
• Newman Facing 2nd Suspension For 'Continuing Misconduct'
• ICE Contractor Hit With Class Action Over Family Separations
• Ex-Pharma Exec Gets Jail For Insider Trading On Kodak Loan
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Hogan Lovells Wants Afghanistan Atty Fee Award Enforced
• Construction Co. Protests Union Clause In Army Corps Deal
• Ex-Raytheon Worker Asks High Court To Take Up Firing Suit
• Colo. Judges Want Clarity On When Moot Cases Need Rulings
• $680M Allergan FCA Suit Tossed After High Court Revival
• Oshkosh Says USPS Followed NEPA With New Vehicle Plan
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• No Injunction For Co.'s DQ From Habitat Restoration Deal
• EPA Awards $4.3B In Grants For Climate Change Projects
• State Street Sets Aside $4.2M To Address Wage Discrimination
• Gov't Wants Protest Over $186M In DOD Fuel Deals Thrown Out
• Claims Court Upholds JV's $15M Boiler Plant Contract
• Ex-Lobbyist Asks To Be Severed From Madigan RICO Case
• NY Judge Declares Migrant Challenge To Housing Policy Moot
• CEOs Want To Separate Bribery Trial From Navy Admiral's
• 1st Circ. Hints At Higher Bar For Feds In Anti-Kickback Cases
• Sullivan, Freshfields Steer $905M Goodyear Off-Road Biz Sale
• Boeing Plea Deal Is A Mixed Bag, Providing Lessons For Cos.
• Boston Fund Can't Duck SEC's Unregistered Dealer Case
• Ga. Dems Challenge 'Cronyism' Behind Fundraising Law
• Bus Parts Co. To Pay Up To $4M To End Criminal Fraud Probe
• NYC Says Migrant Busing Has Stopped Amid Border Curbs
• Calif. Bar Backs Creating New Virtual Bar Exam To Cut Costs
• Mich. Judge Axes Challenge To Student Loan Payment Freeze
• SolarWinds' Ruling 'No Comfort' For Cybersecurity Leaders
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Webuild Discovery Bid In Panama Arbitration
• NJ Towns Not Liable For Water Contaminants, Panel Rules
• Axon Says FTC Has 'No Reason' To Wade Into Suit
• Regeneron Rips DOJ's FCA Suit As 'Divorced From Reality'
• Justices' Criminal Law Decisions: The Term In Review
• DaVita To Pay $34M In Medicare Kickback Whistleblower Suit
• Fed. Circ. OKs Navy Deal Despite Contractor's Labor Unrest
• GAO Refuses To Disturb $3.8B Air Force Contract Award
• DOE Plans $861M Support For PR Solar, Storage Project
• More Novel Protests May Follow OTA Jurisdiction Ruling
• BAE Gets Wage Claims Cut From Engineer's Retaliation Suit
• Ga. County Escapes Jailer Discrimination Suit
• Term Extension For Ga. Utility Commish Unlawful, Suit Says
• Shelter Ignored Workers' Sex Abuse Of Migrant Kids, Feds Say
• Alstom Wants Las Vegas Train's 'Buy America' Waiver Voided
• Docs Get Same Hefty Opioid Sentences Despite Top Court Win
• PharMerica Inks $100M Deal In 13-Year-Old Whistleblower Suit
• SolarWinds Beats Most Claims In SEC's Data Breach Suit
• Defense Contractor CAE Faces Investor Suit Over Overruns
• Watchdog Says Army Didn't Properly Review Ukraine Invoices
• After Chevron: Bid Protest Litigation Will Hold Steady For Now
• DOE Says Challenge Of $1.1B Diablo Canyon Award Must Fail
• Yet Another Patent Owner Wants High Court To Review Alice
• Fed. Gov't Can't Slip Suit Over Affordable Housing Loan
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Claims Court Can Decide Follow-On Other Transaction Deal
• Musk Says X, SpaceX Moving To Texas Over Calif. Gender Law
• KBR Whistleblower Loses $1.1M Settlement Award At 5th Circ.
• Ill. Judge Wants Expert Testimony Preview In Madigan Trial
• DC Circ. Says Iraq Immune To $120M Contract Row
• Development Co. Says Chubb Unit Must Cover Defense Costs
• Full 4th Circ. Won't Hear Student Loan Biz's Sealed Docs Case
• After Chevron: Piercing FEMA Authority Is Not Insurmountable
• Durbin Probes ICE Healthcare Measures After Death Reports
• Columbia U. Aims To Keep $600M Patent Win Over Norton
• Pentagon, GSA Seek 'Record-Setting' Clean Energy Projects
• Miami-Dade Tries To Nix Seaquarium Operator's Eviction Suit
• 'Outsourcing' Ruling, 5 Years On: A Warning, Not A Watershed
• Vertex Pharma Widens War On Watchdog's Kickback Views
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Ex-Philly Charter School Exec Gets 7 Years For Embezzlement
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Big Business May Come To Rue The Post-Administrative State
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Challenge Of US Military Aid To Israel
• Fed. Circ. Rejects FEMA Contractor's Water Restocking Fees
• Gov't Facing Sanctions Over Docs Withheld In Contract Row
• Owner Of Bankrupt Gov't Contractor Charged With Perjury
• School Counselor's FMLA Suit Should Be Tossed, Judge Says
• Airstrike Survivors Lose Bid To Block UAE's $23.4B Arms Sale
• TitleMax Can't Nix Usury Claim, Ga. Woman Tells Judge
• Auditor Says City Forced Him Out For Raising Red Flags
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• 11th Circ. Upholds UMiami's Win In Retaliation Suit
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• 10th Circ. Tosses Prof's Conviction In 'China Initiative' Case
• Whistleblower's Attys Get $5.9M After Losing $11.5M Fee Ask
• Claims Court Sends Back Row Over DOD Construction Deal
• Subcontractor Ducks Counterclaims In $1M Army Lab Suit
• CACI Can't Avoid New Trial In Abu Ghraib Torture Case
• Chancery Tosses Centene Shareholders' Medicaid Fraud Suit
• Texas City Escapes Suit Over 2014 Toby Keith Concert
• Pennsylvania Telecom Co. Will Pay $6.5M To Settle FCA Case
• Former City Treasurer Gets 30 Months In $1M Embezzlement
• Airport Contractor Looks To Collect $91M Peru Award
• Colo. Panel Rejects 3rd Party Shields To Anti-Influencing Law
• FERC 'Waiting For Me To Die' With Late Order, Utility Atty Says
• Calif.'s Insulin Cost Suit Belongs In Fed. Court, 9th Circ. Told
• Jurisdiction Issue May Doom Taliban-Seized Warehouse Suit
• Criminal Enforcement Considerations For Gov't Contractors
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• 'Bridgegate' Defense Offers Road Map For NJ RICO Case
• Senate Confirms Judge To Federal Claims Court
• Biden Floats $2B To Drive US Auto Industry's EV Pivot
• Rite Aid, DOJ Craft $410M Settlement Of Opioid Sale Claims
• Judge Newman Faces More Hurdles In Bid To End Suspension
• ​GOP Bombards Agencies With Demands After Chevron's End
• Engineer Who Faced Export Charges Cops To Tax Counts
• Drug Test Co. Pays $1M To Settle Medicare Fraud Claims
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pharma Co. Fined $16.9M For Fake Scripts, Ex-VP Arrested
• 4th Circ. Finds No Judicial Bias In DOD Contractor's Sentence
• IT Firm Accuses Feds Of Unjustifiably Canceling Deal
• Indicted Ex-Conn. Official Drops Greece Vacation Plan
• 'Stop Right There': Judge Slams King County Deportation Args
• Terrorism Victims Push To Keep Pharma Suit In DC Circ.
• Aetna Beats Blue Cross In NC Health Plan Contract Battle
• Boeing, DOJ Say 737 Max Families Can't Rush Monitor Pick
• Gov't Missed Merck Vax Potency Problem, 3rd Circ. Told
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• After Chevron: Good News For Gov't Contractors In Litigation
• DOD Likely To Need More Time To Nix PFAS Firefighting Foam
• 'ComEd Four' To Renew Acquittal Bid After Bribery Ruling
• Newman Loses Suit Against Fed. Circ. Over Suspension
• NJ Power Broker, Firm CEO Deny Racketeering Charges
• Defense Dept. Sticks With Sentinel, Despite Program's Costs
• What's In Boeing's Tentative 737 Max Plea Deal With DOJ
• Boeing's Federal Contracts At Risk After Guilty Plea
• Migrants Want Another Try In Martha's Vineyard Flight Suit
• Chinese Student Pleads Guilty To Espionage Drone Pics
• Ga. County Won't 'Sit On Its Hindquarters' In Battery Fire Fight
• Philly Charter School Exec Sentenced To 1½ Years In Prison
• Electrifying Transportation With Public-Private Partnerships
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• Amazon Must Face Podcast Defamation Suit, ICE Doc Says
• Ex-Prosecutor Takes GC Role For Mass. Inspector General
• Boeing To Plead Guilty, Pay $243M Fine In DOJ 737 Max Deal
• GAO Approves Of Rival Co.'s Use Of Same Subcontractor
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• Self-Driving Tech Co. Disputes Chinese Military Designation
• DOJ Asks High Court To Review Nixed Bid-Rigging Conviction
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• How High Court Approached Time Limit On Reg Challenges
• Expect The Unexpected: Contracts For Underground Projects
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• HHS Scores Early Win In Boehringer's Medicare Pricing Suit
• JV Questioned Over Small Biz's Role Can't Upend $50M Deal
• Sandy Cleanup Workers Agree To End Prevailing Wage Suit
• Appeals Board Tosses Revived License Breach Dispute
• Chevron Reversal May Shift Contract Dispute Outcomes
• After Chevron Deference: What Lawyers Need To Know
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Contractor Says Chevron Reversal 'Upends' Navy Deal Suit
• Challenge To Army Container Corrective Action Dismissed
• 'Idle' Ga. Election Officials Holding Up Suit, Judge Told
• Fed. Circ. Percipient Gov't Contract Ruling Is Groundbreaking
• Gov't Urged To Gauge TransDigm Deals' Effect On Defense Biz
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• Justices' Bribery Ruling: A Corrupt Act Isn't Necessarily Illegal
• Alaska Village Hits Army Corps With Gold Mine Permit Suit
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• High Court's 1-2 Punch Sets Up Long-Standing Regs For KO
• Guatemala Says $31M Award Can't Be Enforced In U.S.
• Military Store Service Says Blind Vendors Must Follow Process
• GAO Says CMS Treated Bids On $34M Security Deal Differently
• Lack Of 'Diligence' Dooms Conn. IT Co.'s Contract Suit
• Admiral, CEOs Deny Steering Navy Contracts
• GSK Wants Lab's Zantac Whistleblower Suit Moved To Florida
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Texas Agency Urges Top Court To End Court Reporter's Suit
• Supreme Court Widens Window To Challenge Federal Regs