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Government Contracts - October, 2025

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• Contractors Face Rising Costs From Gov't Shutdown
• Up Next At High Court: Tariffs, Fugitives & Contractor Liability
• Gov't Owes $330K In Fees For NSF Funding Fight, Court Told
• CFPB Union Sounds Alarm As Funding 'Approaches Zero'
• Contractor Sues Over Delays To 4th Circ. Courthouse Project
• Ill. Judge Won't Stay Nationwide DEI Injunction For Appeal
• IBEW Locals Fight Ouster Of Unions At Energy, Interior Depts.
• Insurer, Subcontractor Settle Sinkhole Coverage Dispute
• UCLA Sued For Plan To Move Games From Rose Bowl To SoFi
• Judge Says FCA Qui Tam Provisions Don't Violate Constitution
• Lockheed To Integrate Gemini For On-Premises Infrastructure
• J&J's Janssen Says 3rd Circ. Should Reverse $1.6B FCA Win
• SpaceX's China Ties Require Scrutiny, FCC Told
• Senator Presses Md. Biz For Info On East Wing Demolition
• Health Group Urges 1st Circ. To Deny FCA Suit Fee Challenge
• Practicing Stoicism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Lockheed Investing $50M In Lethal, Unmanned Sea Vehicles
• Union Pacific Gets OK To Challenge BIPA Exemption Denial
• Convicted Ex-Conn. Official Flags Juror's Comment To Media
• Ex-Software Co. Exec Cops To Selling Trade Secrets To Russia
• Dems Blast Pause Of Army Corps Projects In Blue Cities
• The Biz Court Digest: Texas, One Year In
• Contract Disputes Recap: Formation, Performance, Certainty
• Colo. Urges Court To Halt US Space Command Relocation
• Colombian Infrastructure Co. Looks To Nix $317M Award Fight
• Border Czar Bribery Probe Spotlights 'Public Official' Scope
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community
• Organ Transplant System Reforms Mark Regulatory Overhaul
• Off-Label Prescribing Was Common, Novo Nordisk Tells Jury
• Saudi Firm Claims $2.1M Loss In US Air Base Contract Dispute
• States Ask Supreme Court To Resolve PFAS Removal Dispute
• Engineer Must Give Shipbuilders No-Poach Witness Names
• Va. Justices Urged To Restore Record $2B Trade Secrets Win
• Green Groups Ask DC Circ. To Revive Climate Grant Class Suit
• Federal Grantees May Soon Face More Limitations On Speech
• Raleigh Urges NC Justices To Stop 'Windfall' For Developers
• Feds Rip Calif.'s Bid To Halt $4B Bullet Train Funds Reshuffle
• 5 Crisis Lawyering Skills For An Age Of Uncertainty
• US Partners With Westinghouse For $80B Nuke Plant Buildout
• Drone Co., Exec Seek Exits From Trade Secret Suit
• Whistleblower 'Horrified' By Novo Nordisk Drug Sales Tactics
• Bros. Had No Fraud Intent In HIV Drug Scam, Fla. Jury Told
• Mich. Jury Awards $6.8M To IT Co. For 'Stolen' FAA Contract
• Ex-Conn. Housing Chief's Brother Says Payments Were Legit
• Minerals Co. Brass Settles Investor Suit Over Gov't Contract
• Grand Rapids Airport Fights PFAS Suit Split In 6th Circ.
• Mayer Brown Taps Wiley Rein Duo For Gov't Contracts Team
• It's Time For The Judiciary To Fix Its Cybersecurity Problem
• Top FTC Atty In Meta And Amazon Cases Joins WilmerHale
• Justices' Whistleblower Denial Has Some Attys Fearing A Chill
• Judge Backs Navy's Rejection Of Missile Canister Proposal
• 2 Texas Justices Say Qui Tam Constitutionality Needs Review
• FCC Can't Justify New Prison Call Fee, Advocates Say
• Judge Tells Feds To 'Fish Or Cut Bait' On 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• Quinn Emanuel Loses Bid To Get $1.7M Bill From Sheriff Case
• Pa. Justices Won't Undo General Contractors' Injury Immunity
• 9th Circ. Calls For Evidence Hearing Over ICE Facility Access
• 4th Circ. Pushed To Retain Block On Chemours PFAS Dumping
• Rules Of Origin Revamp May Be Next Big Trade Development
• 1st Circ. Affirms Navy Officer Conviction In Afghan Visa Scam
• Wash. Judge Halts Feds From Pulling $9M In Climate Funds
• Shipbuilders' Discovery Demands Go Too Far, Engineer Says
• Writing Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Novo Nordisk Paid Patient Benefits, Not Bribes, Jury Hears
• Judge Axes Ga. Transportation Contractor's VA Bid Protest
• States Back Boston Hospital In Fight Over Trans Care Records
• Presidential Firing Limits Fight Builds At High Court
• SDNY OpenAI Order Clarifies Preservation Standards For AI
• Sinkhole Coverage Dispute Up To Jury To Decide, Judge Says
• NY Bill Seeks Clean Energy Payment Exemption For Tax Caps
• Ex-Conn. School Buildings Official Convicted Of Corruption
• Novo Nordisk Says Officials Not Qualified To Doubt Drug Bills
• Mich. Court Denies Gov't's Foreclosure Suit Atty Fee Bid
• Cities Sue Trump Admin Over DEI Conditions For Grant Funds
• Whistleblowers Say They've Shown Fluor Defrauded Army
• Trump Inks Rare Earths, Critical Minerals Deal With Australia
• Cybersecurity Rule For DOD Contractors Creates New Risks
• Supreme Court Medina Ruling Erodes Public Health Networks
• Novo Nordisk Trial Kicks Off Over Kickback Allegations
• States, DC Fight Feds' Bid To Cut Billions In OMB Grant Case
• DOJ Says Shutdown Slowing Flint Water Case Progress
• Connecticut Official Had 'Dirtiest Hands Of All,' Jury Told
• Lab Cos. Seek $542M For COVID Testing Reimbursement
• Give Small Jails More Time On FCC Rate Caps, Rep. Says
• Wiley Hires Former FBI, Mandiant, Google Cloud Leader In DC
• Justices Won't Review Repeat Indictment For Medicare Fraud
• How Calif. Law Cracks Down On Algorithmic Price-Fixing
• Top Court Won't Hear Chicago Hospital's Medicaid Dispute
• Ex-Official Enforced Fee Deal With Job Threat, Jury Hears
• 1st Circ. Axes Claims For Unpaid Hurricane Maria Work
• Texas Appeals Court Clears River Authority Of Flood Claim
• Fed. Circ. Reopens Grid Construction Contract Fight
• Congressional Dems Push For No Layoffs At Interior And EPA
• Federal Courts To Scale Back Operations Amid Shutdown
• High Court, Not A Single Justice, Should Decide On Recusal
• Army Vets Say Fluor Deviating From 4th Circ. Ruling
• Afghans Fight US State Dept. Policy Denying Visa Eligibility
• Calif. Hospitals Sue Over New Healthcare Cost Increase Caps
• Ex-Conn. Budget Official Testifies $70K Payments Were Legit
• Chamber Says Justices Must Address No-Poach Ruling
• Aerospace Workers Appeal 401(k) Suit Toss To 9th Circ.
• Covington Boosts DC Bench With Ex-Gov't Contracts Judge
• Ill. Judge Tosses Law Firm's $36M Pandemic Loan Fraud Suit
• Traveling Solo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Jack Smith And Other Ex-DOJ Staffers Slam Trump Purge
• Justices Allow Federal Gov't To Argue In Army Vet Injury Suit
• Judge Won't Block Mich. Medicaid Mental Health Restructure
• Wash. Urges 9th Circ. To Deny GEO Detention Law Rehearing
• Feds Drop 1 Lying Count Amid Ex-Budget Official's Trial
• Mineral Co. Investors Seek Final OK Of $4.9M Deal
• DOJ's Tracing Rule For Pandemic Loan Fraud Is Untenable
• States Seek To Revive FEMA's Disaster-Mitigation Funding
• Florida Accused Of Hiding Info On Detention Center Grant
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Client Service
• DC Circ. Wonders If $820M Grant Cut Suit Is Contractual
• Skinny Labels, Orange Book Take Center Stage In IP Talks
• Mass. Judge Strikes Down Pentagon's Research Rate Cap
• Calif. Says Feds Can't Divert $4B High-Speed Rail Funds
• Construction Co. Says Insurer Owes $12M On Military Project
• Rural Phone Co. Asks FCC To Revisit $3M Subsidy Clawback
• USPS Bailed On Wash. Real Estate Deal, Developer Claims
• Humana's 2025 Medicare Ratings Sound, Judge Says
• Aetna Dodges Colo. County's $1.1M Suit Over Unpaid Rebates
• DC Circ. Questions Nonprofits' Standing In Funding Cuts Case
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Documentation, Overrides, Eligibility
• Colo. Biz Accuses VA Of Ignoring Veteran-Owned Suppliers
• Dentons Adds McGuireWoods Consulting Lobbying Pro In Ga.
• Ex-Atty Says Contested Embezzlement Not Denial Of Remorse
• 9th Circ. Weighs Antrix's Bid To Nix Approval Of $1.3B Award
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Taking 'Novel' ICE Detainee Labor Appeal
• 9th Circ. Flouting 'Imperial Judiciary' Warning, Judges Assert
• 4th Circ. Denies Shutdown-Based Stay In DOGE Access Case
• AI Company Wants Justices' Input On 'Interested Party' Ruling
• Senate Passes $925B Defense Bill, Ends Military Force In Iraq
• Philly-Area Transit System Rider Files Rate Hike Class Claims
• Curaleaf Says NJ's Pot Shop Union Requirement Bucks NLRA
• Mich. Panel Says Detroit Flouted Surveillance Tech Notice Law
• Conn. AG Nets Bid-Rigging Deal With Moving Companies
• Government Contractor Hit With Class Action For Data Breach
• Adapting To Private Practice: 3 Tips On Finding The Right Job
• Paxton Can Move To Close Houston Nonprofit, Panel Says
• Musk's X Posts Trigger Disclosure In NYT Suit, Judge Rules
• Biotronik Wants Full 9th Circ. Review Of Whistleblower Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Contractor Is Due Money For COVID Delays
• Feds' E-Verify System Resumes Operation During Shutdown
• Whistleblower Asks High Court To Revive NASA Fraud Case
• Fed. Circ. Gets Shutdown Extension For Newman Response
• Air Force Accused Of Mishandling Drone Deal
• Preparing For What DOD Cybersecurity Audits May Uncover
• Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Hesitant To Review DOD Contract Cost Appeal
• SoCal City Can't End Contract Dispute With Cannabis Co.
• Maryland Co. Challenges DHS Snub For Cybersecurity Award
• High Court Open To Allowing USPS 'Campaign Of Terror' Suit
• Army Finds Support At Fed. Circ. In Fight Over COVID Delays
• Courts Are Still Grappling With McDonnell, 9 Years Later
• Trump Admin Challenges Denial Of Trans Care Subpoena
• Advocacy Group Sues Trump To Restore Digital Equity Funds
• Fla. Reactor Owner Sues Feds For Spent Fuel Storage Costs
• Fed. Circ. Talks Judge Denzel Washington, AI Susan Sarandon
• Ex-Housing Chief's Lawyers Want Out Of Conn. Fraud Suit
• Ex-Prisoners Push Back On Bid To Decertify Debit Card Class
• Construction Co. Sues Air Force Over Contract Exclusion
• Northwestern Wants ERISA Health Offering Suit Tossed
• AGs Rip DOJ Bid To Pause Planned Parenthood Funding Suit
• Camp Lejeune Litigation Goes On Despite Gov't Shutdown
• Approach The Bench: Judge Kaplan On Suit Against The Gov't
• FAR Rewrite Could Cut Small Biz From Task Orders
• Baker Donelson Forms Gov't Solutions, Public Funding Group
• 11th Circ. Won't Halt Labor Mandate Case For Gov't Shutdown
• Ex-USAID Contractors Call Trump Cuts Political Retaliation
• Fed. Circ. Weighs NASA Contractor's IP Infringement Immunity
• Boeing Aims To Trim Damages In Trade Secrets Case
• Unions Ask Court To Save Fed. Workers' Jobs Amid Shutdown
• Protecting Sensitive Court Filings After Recent Cyber Breach
• Atty Sanctioned For 'Reckless' AI Use In DC FCA Case
• Contractor Considerations As Construction Costs Rebound
• Up First At High Court: Election Laws & Conversion Therapy
• 4 Top Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• Ga. Panel Orders Retrial Over $1.5M Land Seizure Verdict
• Zynex Investors Seek To Merge, Stay Insider Trading Suits
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Silent Witness, Corporate Veil
• DC Circ. Affirms Immunity Denial For Venezuela Oil Co.
• Newman Opposes Fed. Circ.'s Stay Bid Amid Shutdown
• Feds Accuse NC Farmers Of $8.5M 'Straw Producer' Crop Plot
• The Roberts Court At 20: How The Chief Is Reshaping America
• Stay In Camp Lejeune Case Would Harm Claimants, Court Told
• NC Couple Say State Bungled Replacement Home Project
• Mich. Defends Refugee Service Contract Choices In Bias Suit
• DHS Blocked From Pulling $233M In Funds From States
• Feds Eye Partial Pretrial Ruling In Regeneron FCA Case
• Gov't Shutdown Halts Fed. Circ. Response In Newman Case
• Experts Flag Rare Cooperation Level In Conn. Corruption Case
• Contractor Asks Justices To Ignore Feds' Stance On Iraq Case
• Judging Figure Skating Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. High Court Says State Can Kill Right Of Way Contracts
• Contractors Must Record Shutdown-Related Losses, Attys Say
• Biz Groups Say They Can Be Amici In 4th Circ. Pollution Suit
• EPA Seeks Dismissal Of Flint Bellwethers, Says It's Not Liable
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Consultancy's $5M SBA Loan Suit
• What Ethics Rules Say On Atty Discipline For Online Speech
• E-Verify System Goes Down As Gov't Shutdown Takes Hold