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Government Contracts - June, 2025

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• Texas Panel Says Suit Challenging Abortion Travel Is Unripe
• Feds Defend Authority To End NY Congestion Pricing Deal
• 9 Charged With Cyberfraud In Aid Of North Korea
• Trump Admin Appeals Perkins Coie Case To DC Circ.
• Data Brokers Can't Escape NJ Judicial Privacy Law Actions
• Measuring The Scope Of COFC's Telesto Bid Protest Ruling
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• FCPA Shift Is A Good Start, But There's More DOJ Should Do
• High Court Rejects Challenge To NM Nuke Storage Site
• Judge Hits Pause On Civil RICO Suit Against NJ Power Broker
• Trump Administration Says Harvard Violated Civil Rights Law
• DOD's Pot Questions Violate 5th Amendment, Contractor Says
• Fed Circ. Passes On VA, Veteran Dispute Over GI Bill Benefits
• Patient Monitoring Co. To Pay Feds $1.3M To Settle FCA Suit
• Full 5th Circ. To Hear Planned Parenthood Atty Immunity Row
• NJ Judge Denies Investment Fund's Bid For Nonparty Docs
• Contractor Must Face OT Suit Over Fringe Benefits Payments
• CARES Act Fraud Enforcement Is Unlikely To Slow Down
• DC Judge Says Teen Health Projects Can 'Shutter' Temporarily
• Wireless Co. Says Feds Breached 'Rip And Replace' Promise
• No Federal Agency Can Enforce WilmerHale EO, Judge Says
• HVAC Co. Cuts Deal To End Public Works Pay Suit
• Phillip Morris Moves To Arbitrate Rivals' Tobacco Deal Suit
• Ex-NY Gov. Aide Hit With New PPE Fraud Scheme Charges
• Judge Questions DOJ's Justification For $820M Grant Cuts
• Peru Seeks Info For Criminal Cases Tied To Toll Road Row
• Wash. High Court Says State CBAs Are Private Until Funded
• 5th Circ. Revives Biz Records Law, Citing Review Safeguard
• Kimberly-Clark Inks $4.15M Deal In Gown Fraud Suit
• DOJ Puts U. Of California Diversity Plans Under Microscope
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• Air Force Contractor Agrees To Pay $1M To Settle FCA Claims
• Holland & Knight Adds K&L Gates Commercial Disputes Head
• Ex-Asphalt Exec Gets 6 Months For $23M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump's DOL Blocked From Slashing Job Corps Program
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Navy Lab Contract Claims
• Wash. City Hits Ch. 9 After Arbitration Loss With Developer
• GAO Affirms $261M Army Support Services Deal
• DOL Says Trump Order Moots Contractor Wage Case
• CVS PBM Hit With $95M Judgment For Overbilling Medicare
• 4 Precautions For Responsible AI Use In Bid Protests
• Hanford Contractor To Pay $6.5M To Settle Fraud Allegations
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• State AGs Sue Trump Admin To Stop Billions In Grant Cuts
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit Ruling On Late Textron Pension Claim
• Ex-Inmate's Debit Fee Class Action Cleared For Trial
• Board Backs Navy Nix Of Hovercraft Thruster Repair Contract
• Honeywell, DuPont Say Firefighters' PFAS Suit Falls Short
• GAO Denies Challenge To $11.4M NOAA Website Support Deal
• Trump Admin Must Release NIH Funds Amid Appeal
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• 3 Rulings May Reveal Next Frontier Of Gov't Contract Cases
• GSA Chooses Site For New Conn. Federal Courthouse
• Job Search Site Monster Hits Ch. 11 With 3 Initial Bidders
• Florida Judge Denies Bid To DQ Boies Schiller In Fee Suit
• Palantir Reaches Deal With Ex-Employees In AI Secrets Case
• Guatemala Fights $38M Award Enforcement In US Court
• DC Judge Wants More Details On Voice Of America Cuts
• Lima Can't Get $200M Award Enforcement Paused
• 9th Circ. Backs $26M Fraud Penalty Against Importer
• GAO Says Army Should Revisit Conflicts Under $225M IT Deal
• Michigan Must Face Christian Refugee Aid Provider's Bias Suit
• Paxton, Airline Co. Ask To Take Biz Doc Case Out Of 5th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Revives Helium Refiner's Contract Dispute With Feds
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Texas Authorizes Tax Break For Border Safety Infrastructure
• High Court Won't Revisit 'Right-To-Control' Fraud Case
• Science Research Funding Cuts Blocked By Mass. Judge
• Space Force Award Isn't For New Tech, Contractor Claims
• Ga. County Seeks Extension Of Feds' Sewer Update Deadline
• Texas Judge Clears Lockheed Of Worker's Retaliation Claims
• NJ Tech Co. Brass Face Suit Over NASA Partnership Claims
• Texas Panel Blocks San Antonio's Abortion Travel Funding
• Contract Disputes Recap: Spearin, Overpayments, Jurisdiction
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Denies Challenges To Army Fort Campbell Procurement
• Boies Schiller Fights DQ Bid In Law Firms' Fee Dispute
• Feds Want Nuke Trust Earnings To Offset DOE Breach Awards
• NC Panel Rejects HCA Unit's Appeal Over Rival Project Award
• Seychelles Co. Brings $22M Guinea Award To DC Circ.
• MLB's Rays Discussing Sale To Fla. Real Estate Developer
• DC Judge Restores Some Canceled COVID Grants For Now
• AG Paxton Says Austin Bank Contract Violates 2021 Gun Law
• Policy Shifts May Follow Burst Of Defense Cyber Settlements
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• Barracks Builder Owed Some Flood Work Pay, Board Says
• California Cities Say Enviro Group Destroyed Testing Data
• Block On Job Corps Cuts Extended As Judge Weighs Injunction
• Tatneft Wants $172M Award Suit Put Back On Track
• 4th Circ. Affirms $8M Award Against Kuwaiti Construction Co.
• Democrats Probe Palantir About IRS Taxpayer Database
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• Fla. Jury Clears HealthSun Exec In $53M Medicare Fraud Case
• Comerica Says Cardholders Get No Interest On Benefit Cards
• DOJ Clears $1.8B Safran-RTX Aerospace Deal With Divestiture
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Former DHS Deputy Chief Of Staff Rejoins Crowell & Moring
• DOJ Won't Charge PE Firm That Acquired Sanctions Violator
• 4th Circ. Upholds Revival Of Naval Engineers' No-Poach Case
• No Basis For $58M DISA Support Deal Protest, GAO Says
• SEC Calls For Trial In SolarWinds Data Breach Suit
• NJ Judicial Privacy Act Suits Too Fuzzy On Details, Cos. Say
• Network Co. Sues Feds For $274M In 'Rip and Replace' Costs
• High Court Will Hear Chevron, Exxon Pollution Liability Case
• Ga. Judge Won't Revive Attorney's Lien On Former Client
• Mass. Judge Blocks NIH Grant Cuts, Points To 'Discrimination'
• State Dept. Layoffs Still Violate Injunction, Judge Says
• Afghanistan Must Pay $15M Award To Contractor, Court Says
• GAO Denies Ohio Co.'s Protest Of Space Force Task Order
• Electronic Tablets Allow Inmates To Connect — With A Cost
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Gets 7½ Years For Bribery
• ENGlobal OK'd For Ch. 11 Sale And Wind Down Plan
• NC Audiovisual Co. Pays Feds $2.1M To End FCA Suit
• FCPA Enforcement Is Here To Stay, But It May Look Different
• Workers At Immigration Agency Contractor OK For Union Vote
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dallas Developer Cleared Of Bribery Charges In Retrial
• GAO Denies Challenge To $12.8M Army Comms Support Deal
• Locals Approve $3B Plan To Lure NHL Team Back To Atlanta
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Jurisdiction, Price Range, Late-Is-Late
• Eurofinsa Can Begin Seizing Gabonese Assets, Court Says
• DOE Grant Recipients Facing Termination Have Legal Options
• Philly Suburb Retirees Sue Ch. 9 Receiver Over Asset Sale
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Clark Hill Grows Gov't Contracts Team With Army Atty In Texas
• Grand Jury Indicts Florida Man For Fuel Purchase Scheme
• Former Chief US Atty In South Carolina Joins Nelson Mullins
• GSA Contract Did Not Allow $734K Deduction, Board Says
• Justices Limit FTCA Defense In FBI Raid Case
• 4th Circ. Urged To Rethink Block On Federal Grant Restoration
• DOJ's Focus On Cartels Raises Compliance Risks For US Cos.
• VA Contractor To Pay $4.3M To Resolve Overbilling Claims
• Ga. Hospice Provider Pays $9.2M To End Kickback Case
• GAO Tells Congress DOD Needs To Up Its Acquisition Game
• Denver Appeals Decision Limiting Dam's Expansion
• GAO Denies Protest Over $116M Air Force Task Order
• Queens Defenders Ex-Director Charged With Embezzling
• 3rd Circ. Sends Dow Pollution Suit Back To NJ State Court
• Lockheed Not Liable For Reporting Employee To Government
• Oklahoma Pot Agency Wants Claims Tossed In Retaliation Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• 10th Circ. Affirms Toss Of USPS Contractor's $500M Suit
• Feds Reboot FCPA Agenda With Narrower Enforcement Focus
• Feds Aim To Trim Ga. Suit Over Air Force Wall Collapse Death
• Space Exploration Co. Voyager Prices Upsized $383M IPO
• Health Records Co. Looks To Toss Patient Data Access Case
• No Entitlement To A Cannabis Retail License, NJ Town Says
• DOJ Denies Axing Public Safety Grants 'En Masse'
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Judge Postpones Sentencing For Menendez Bribery Witness
• DC Judge Halts New ID Rules For Sponsors Of Migrant Kids
• Fenwick Adds General Dynamics Atty To Gov't Contracts Team
• Trump Executive Order Revamps US Cybersecurity Policy
• COVID Funds Bribery Scheme Gets Ex-Calif. Official 5 Years
• Fed. Circ. Weighs AI Co.'s Standing In Fight With Intel Agency
• Veteran Appeals VA Discontinuation Of Trans Health Coverage
• DC Judge Won't Intervene In CPB Board Firings
• 6th Circ. Urged To Revive Suit Over Student Loan Freeze
• Migrant Kids Funding Suit Belongs In Claims Court, Feds Say
• 'No Question' DuPont Polluted Delaware River, NJ Court Told
• Gov't Seeks $706M Penalty In FCA Case Against Omnicare, CVS
• Justices Urged To Keep Pause On 'Breakneck' Gov't Overhaul
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• Boies Schiller Faces DQ Bid In Law Firms' Battle In Florida
• Crane Co. Nabs Baker Hughes' PSI Biz In $1.15B Deal
• Tobacco Cos. Sue Philip Morris Over Bid To Void Wash. Deal
• Contract Board Says VA Must Pay $133K In Delivery Fees
• Supreme Court Limits Discovery In FOIA Suit Against DOGE
• Justices Reject Eligibility Appeal On Telemedicine Patents
• Wash. Panel Grills Ambulance Co. On Crash Immunity Defense
• 'Low-Hanging Fruit' In Devas Resolved, But Questions Remain
• Texas Justices Ax Multiplaintiff 'Jurisdictional Loophole'
• CVS Health Can't Dodge Blame In Omnicare False Claims Suit
• GAO Affirms Navy Choices In $44M Engineering Services Deal
• Split DC Circ. Says IAF CEO Can Stay In Role
• What FCA Liability Looks Like In The Cybersecurity Realm
• Arizona Mining Co. Challenges $417M Ruling In Peru Dispute
• GAO Denies Protest To $215M Navy IT Deal
• Ex-CEO Nets Deal With PE Firm To End Dispute Over Firing
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Off The Bench: NASCAR Antitrust Saga, White Sox Transfer
• 'Sparse' OPM Record On Mass Firings Backs Win, Unions Say
• Fla. High Court Denies Property Rights In Special Taxi Permits
• USDA Sued Over Ending 600 Grants Via Flawed Form Letters
• Groups Call US-Salvadoran Migrant Detainee Deal Unlawful
• Feds Slam 'Flawed' Critique Of Camp Lejeune Water Expert
• DOD Watchdog Flags Gaps In Ivanti Vulnerability Response
• States Push To Block Feds From Slashing EV Charging Funds
• Pa. City's Receiver Asks Court To Rein In Stormwater Board
• USDA Sued Over $13M Food Aid Cut In Pennsylvania
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Ruling Bucks Trend Of Narrowing Fraud Theories
• Justices Revive Bid To Enforce $1.3B Indian Satellite Award
• GAO Tells Congress DOD Must Take Fraud Risk Seriously
• DC Judge Won't Halt Education Data Collection Rollback
• Feds Say 'No Viable Path' Forward For Calif. High-Speed Rail
• Trump Ordered To Explain Why Layoffs Don't Flout Injunction
• Deportees Urge Justices To Keep 'Basic Measure Of Fairness'
• Amtrak Bribery Plot Nets Contractor Nearly 5-Year Sentence
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Judge Upholds Navy's $84M Deal Despite Rival's Protest
• Senators Preview Possible National Injunction Reforms
• Plan Providers Must Face DOJ Overpayment Suit, Judge Says
• Tenn. IT Biz Lands $4B Contract For Space Force Work
• WTO Useful For China Enforcement, US Trade Nominee Says
• 7 D&O Coverage Areas To Assess As DOJ Targets DEI
• Fla. Jury Finds CEO Guilty In $1.4B Medicare Fraud
• Rocket Startup Launches $400M Deal With Wilbur Ross' SPAC
• Judge Extends Block On Post-Pandemic School Funding Cuts
• NJ Fights Investment Fund's Push To DQ Connell Foley
• NJ Mayor Accuses US Atty Habba Of Defamation, False Arrest
• FAR Rewrite May Cloud Key Gov't Contract Doctrine
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Mass. 'Sanctuary' Cities Ask To Keep Federal Funds Flowing
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Telesto's Protest Over Army Prototype Phase Fails In Court
• 1st Circ. Largely Backs Convictions For Cop Union Kickbacks
• Jenner & Block Ruling 'Meant What It Said,' Judge Tells Feds
• Trump Renews Call For Justices To Lift Gov't Overhaul Pause
• Kansas City Chiefs Parade Victims Sue Gun Sellers, Organizers
• Justices Want Gov't View On Duke Energy Monopoly Suit
• Conn. Hospital's $8.3M Bonus Claims Fail, State Says
• Dentons Adds Ex-Covington Gov't Contracts Ace To DC Team
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• High Court To Review Soldier's Injury Claims Against Fluor
• Justices To Probe GEO's Immunity Claim In Forced Labor Suit