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Government Contracts - September, 2025

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• US Worker Unions Slam 'Unlawful' Shutdown Firing Threats
• Defense Unit's Contract Termination OK'd For Late Products
• NY Court Ends $2.5M Bid In West Point Project Fight
• ICE Bond Denials Violate Immigration Law, Wash. Judge Finds
• Judge Tosses Protest Of CBP Aircraft Support Solicitation
• Ga. Tech To Pay $875K To Resolve Cybersecurity FCA Suit
• Ga. Residents Win Partial Class Cert. On Past PFAS Damages
• Michigan Judge Rules Tribe's ERISA Claims Filed Too Late
• FCA Suit Tainted By Expert's AI 'Hallucination' Gets Dismissed
• GOP Sens. Push OMB To Release Federal Watchdog Funds
• Junior Attys Must Beware Of 5 Common Legal Brief Mistakes
• Boeing, Rolls-Royce Get Suit Over Osprey Crash Trimmed
• DHS Can't Tie FEMA Funds To Immigration Agenda, AGs Say
• Mass Voice Of America Layoffs Blocked, Again
• FAR Council Releases Updated Small Biz Regulations
• DOD Releases Contingency Plan For Gov't Shutdown
• DOD Pitches $1.5B Arms Sales To Brazil, Denmark And Taipei
• Contract Disputes Recap: Details, Instructions, Obligations
• Expect DOJ To Repeat 4 Themes From 2024's FCPA Trials
• Navy Awards Sikorsky $10.8B Contract For More Helicopters
• Trump Demands Microsoft Fire Ex-Biden Deputy AG Monaco
• Drone-Maker DJI Can't Undo DOD's Chinese Military Co. Label
• Construction Co. Urges Court To Ax Labor Deal Requirements
• Semler Scientific, Bard To Pay $37M To End FCA Claims
• How Trade Fraud Task Force Launch Furthers Policy Goals
• Judge Won't Halt EPA's $3B Climate Grant Cuts During Appeal
• DC Circ. Revives FCA Suit Against US Cellular
• High Court Pauses Distribution Of $4B Foreign Aid
• GAO Refuses To Revisit Denial Of $306M Army Deal Protest
• Power To The Paralegals: How And Why Training Must Evolve
• Textron Shakes Privacy Suit Over Data Sharing With Google
• GAO Says Agencies' Procurement Data Reports Are Lacking
• Housing Authority Targets Ex-Chief's Home In $3.1M Suit
• Pa. High Court Backs Two-Lab Rule For Medical Pot Products
• Playing Softball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5 Years In, COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Landscape Is Shifting
• Tribal Co. Sues Feds Over $2M Military Bridge Project Loss
• Sheppard Mullin Continues Growing, Adds DLA Piper Leader
• Calif. Judge Blocks Feds' Transpo, Housing Grant Conditions
• GSA Official Says Agencies Are Free To Reject FAR Guidance
• Omnicare Can Tap $25M Initial DIP, Stage Set For Gov't Feud
• Ill. Judge Sends $7.6M DOJ Deal Coverage Dispute To Virginia
• Mass. Turnpike Bid Dispute Squashed As Applegreen Exits
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Time Management
• 5th Circ. Tosses Takings Claim Over Texas Bridge Contract
• NYC Housing Bribe Case Winding Down As Another Trial Set
• UC Researchers Win Expanded Injunction Against Grant Cuts
• Judiciary Dems Demand Feds Explain 'Border Czar' Probe
• Italy's Telecom Regulator Seeks 'Back Door' Network Fees
• FCC Demands Boomerang, Others Repay $1.1M For Contracts
• Feds Tell Justices GEO Can't Rush Detainee Work Row Appeal
• Feds, Military Officers Support Contractor In Vet Injury Suit
• DC Circ. Scraps OK Of $8.7M Equatorial Guinea Hospital Award
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Grounds, Clarifications, Amendments
• Broadband Co. Says $168M Award Appeal Must Move Fast
• Judge Demands Summary Of Unspent Foreign Aid Funds
• Chemours Asks 4th Circ. To Toss Ohio River Pollution Order
• How Hyperlinks Are Changing E-Discovery Responsibilities
• Justices Urged To Narrow Liability Defense In GEO Wage Row
• 5th Circ.'s 340B Ruling 'Limited,' Pharma Cos. Tell 4th Circ.
• Newman Urges Full DC Circ. To Let Judges Sue Their Courts
• NJ Judge Nixes Investment Fund's Bid For Emails In Bias Suit
• State False Claims Acts Can Help Curb Opioid Fund Fraud
• CVS's Omnicare Hits Ch. 11 After $949M FCA Judgment
• 11th Circ. Wants More Arguments In Labor Agreement Fight
• Fla. Marketer Gets 57 Months For $11.5M Medicare Fraud
• Judge Affirms JV Ineligibility For Navy Small Business Award
• DOD Watchdog Says Seafood Contracts Need Improvement
• Detention Facility Contract Able To Proceed Amid Protest
• Feds Say Court Can't Stop Voice Of America Layoffs
• Claims Court Becoming More Attractive For Bid Protests
• India Can't Challenge Immunity Ruling In $111M Award Suit
• NJ Shipyard Agrees To Pay $4M To Settle FCA Allegations
• Ex-La. Prosecutor Convicted In Pretrial Program Bribery Case
• Lima's $200M Award Fight Faces Judge's Sanctions Warning
• Groups Look To Block EPA's $3B Grant Cuts Amid Appeal
• Feds Hit With Protest Over Project Labor Deal Requirement
• Brothers Blame Associate For $90M HIV Drug Fraud Scheme
• Microsoft Whistleblower Suit Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Senators Intro Bill To Boost Contractor Price Transparency
• DOD To Probe Redundancies In Cyberspace Ops
• Writing Musicals Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• J&J Whistleblowers Defend $1.6B False Claims Act Win
• Colo. Judge Certifies U Visa App In GEO Forced Labor Suit
• 11th Circ. Judge Calls Ga. School Racism Defense 'Ridiculous'
• Charter Can't Dodge Cable Royalties In Texas, 5th Circ. Rules
• DOJ Watchdog Raises Alarm On App Use To Track Victims
• Union Settles FCA Suit Over Pandemic Loans for $2M
• Security Co. Wins Discovery Bid In $15M Afghan Award Fight
• GAO Sustains Protest Of $48.5M Medicare Contract
• FTC Sends White House List Of Regulations For Deletion
• Shipbuilders Ask Justices To Weigh 4th Circ. No-Poach Ruling
• CORRECTED: NYC Construction Co. Prez Gets 4 Years For Contract Fraud
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Va. AUSA To Mid-Law
• Exactech Enters $8M Deal To Resolve Implant Failure Claims
• Ex-Navy Admiral Sentenced To 6 Years In Bribery Case
• Military Contractor Tells Justices To Nix Army Vet's Injury Suit
• Judge Cuts $2.8M From Army Corps Contractor's Claims
• High Court Urged To Leave $120M Iraq Immunity Ruling Intact
• White House Fights Seattle's Bid To Block DEI Grant Rules
• DOE Asks Judge To Pull Plug On States' Cost Cap Suit
• FCC Tells 1st Circ. It Will Revamp Prison Phone Caps In Oct.
• Detainees Urge Justices To Ax Early Appeal In GEO Wage Row
• CVS Caremark Takes $290M Overbilling Judgment To 3rd Circ.
• Maritime Recruiter Settles Naval Engineers' No-Poach Claims
• 7 Document Review Concepts New Attorneys Need To Know
• Feds Oppose Sierra Club's Bid To Freeze $50M In Border Funds
• Deference Ruling Could Close The FAR Loophole
• Mich. Says HHS Can't Justify $195M Medicaid Clawback
• GAO Rejects Protest Over $8.8M State Dept. HR Deal
• Environmental Rules On Chopping Block For Gov't Contractors
• Engineer Who Tried To Pass Secrets To Russia Gets 10½ Years
• How Trump's Space Order May Ease Industry's Growth
• Ga. Businessman Guilty In Fla. FCPA Bribery Trial
• NC Co.'s $41M Navy Award Challenge Sinks At GAO
• AbbVie Can't Halt Miss. Discount Drug Law, 5th Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Orders Feds To Restore Refugee Agency Agreements
• DOJ Says States Can't Reverse Grant Cuts In OMB Reg Fight
• Builders Urge 11th Circ. To Block Biden's EO Labor Mandate
• Feds Back Chevron And Exxon In High Court Pollution Case
• Ga. Jail Medical Provider Ignored Sheriff's Abuse, Suit Says
• Waste Management Cos. Must Face Union Benefit Funds' Suit
• Agentic AI Puts A New Twist On Attorney Ethics Obligations
• Firm Says Lender In 'Falsified' Loan Suit Wasn't A Client
• 9th Circ. Says News Article Doesn't Doom Biotronik FCA Suit
• Wash. Judge Halts Feds' Head Start Citizenship Check Policy
• Medicare Drug Pricing Plan Survives Novartis' 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Texas Justices Debate When Eco-Devo Public Purposes End
• Expert's AI Hallucinations Blamed On Attys' 'Willful Blindness'
• 1st Circ. OKs Freeze Of Planned Parenthood Medicaid Funding
• 7th Circ. Backs $183M FCA Award Over Eli Lilly Drug Rebates
• Panel Says $4.5M Wrongful Death Award Lacked Evidence
• Health Insurance Kickback Cases Signal Greater Gov't Focus
• Trump Admin Should Release Climate Panel Docs, Judge Says
• Mistrial Declared For Execs Accused Of Bribing Navy Admiral
• Being A Professional Wrestler Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Barred From Axing 30-Year Noncitizen Services, For Now
• FTC Urged To Probe Microsoft Over Ascension Data Breach
• FCC's Carr Says Agency Clawbacks Save More Than $9M
• NJ Comptroller Targets Firm Linked To Exonerated Mogul
• VA Botched $12M Texas Hospital Renovation, Per Report
• Feds Want 10 Years For Ex-Navy Admiral In Bribe Case
• Meet The Attys Now Fighting Judge Newman's Suspension
• Unions' Challenge To Fed. Layoffs, Reorganizations Proceeds
• FTA Probes Charlotte Transit After Fatal Light Rail Stabbing
• CORRECTED: Fla. Court Affirms $131M Judgment For Trinidad And Tobago
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Adapting To The Age Of AI
• Ch. 11 Ruling Voiding $2M Litigation Funding Sends A Warning
• DOD's Cybersecurity Rule May Help Fend Off FCA Claims
• Head Start Immigration Checks May Be Paused, Judge Hints
• Mitsubishi Accused Of Dodging Pollution Regs With Deception
• DOJ's Novel Cybersecurity FCA Case Is A Warning To Medtech
• Roberts Pauses Foreign Aid Distribution For Now
• Feds Say Lejeune Litigants Can't Link Chemical To Illnesses
• Insuring Against FCA Risk In Shifting Trade Landscape
• Ohio Aerospace Manufacturer Hits Ch. 11 To Rework Debt
• DOJ, FTC Urged To Probe Drugmakers' Rebate Models
• Demystifying The Civil Procedure Rules Amendment Process
• Pentagon Finalizes Cybersecurity Rule For Contractors
• SoCal City, Pot Biz Won't Settle $220K Fee Suit
• Unions Knock 'Flawed' 4th Circ. Injunction Take In DOGE Row
• Atty In Judge Newman Suspension Feud Moves To DOJ
• GAO Backs Navy's Call To Toss Bidder Over Small Biz Rule
• Trump Returns To High Court In Foreign Aid Freeze Dispute
• Firefighters Say PFAS Economic And Health Harms Are Real
• Class Actions May Be The New Injunction Bid, And Next Target
• DC Circ. Won't Halt Order Releasing Billions In Foreign Aid
• Feds Say Supreme Court Trumps 9th Circ.'s UC Grant Ruling
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause $26M Fraud Ruling For Co.'s Appeal
• Sierra Club Looks To Secure Border Wall Settlement Funds
• Fed. Circ. Sees No Issue With Commerce's $1.5B Award Redo
• Refugee Aid Agency Urges Judge To Save Michigan Contracts
• Vein Tech Maker Wants Suit Over DOJ Kickback Probe Tossed
• 401(k) Suit Against Defense Cos. Stayed For Mediation In Kan.
• SAM Update May Ease Tricky Timing Technicalities
• Tesla Proposes Making Musk The Trillion-Dollar Man
• Parenting Skills That Can Help Lawyers Thrive Professionally
• Feds Seek Stay On Court Order Releasing Foreign Aid Billions
• 5th Circ. Ponders If Lack Of Vote Can Beget Takings Claim
• GAO Calls On VA To Boost Exam Contractor Oversight
• Chevron, Exxon Kick Off High Court La. Pollution Case
• Seattle Police Free From Federal Oversight After 13 Years
• Why The Harvard Funding Case Is 'Clear As Mud' On Appeal
• Judge Questions Defense Dept. Cap On Research Costs
• Covington Brings Back DOJ Leader To Helm FCA Practice
• Teaching Trial Advocacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Ga. County Can't Recoup Bio-Lab Emergency Response Costs
• 7th Circ. Backs AbbVie's Win Against Ex-Sales Rep's FCA Suit
• Lockheed, Pratt & Whitney Can't Keep Up With F-35 Deliveries
• Trump's Refugee Admission Pause Looks Legal To 9th Circ.
• GAO Says DOD Lacks Crucial Info On Prototype Deals
• Mich. Atty Tells Appeals Court He's Worth $1,500 Per Hour
• Quinn Emanuel Looks To Shut Down Mexican Doc Bid
• Federal AI Action Plan Marks A Shift For Health And Bio Fields
• Judge Backs Harvard In Suit Over Trump's $2B Fund Freeze
• Wash. Court Pressed To Immediately End EV Funding Freeze
• 5th Circ. Judge Says Reimbursement Drop 'Not Chicken Feed'
• DC Circ. Says EPA Can Freeze Climate Grant Funds
• GAO Report Says FEMA Funding Should Go Directly To Tribes
• Feds Can't Exit Suit Over Fatal USAF Base Wall Collapse
• Defunding Planned Parenthood Is Meant To Punish, Judge Says
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Texas AUSA To BigLaw
• Gov't Says Fla. Ex-Rep Can't Escape Foreign Agent Case
• GAO Says Army Contract Needs Haven't Changed