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Government Contracts - April, 2026

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• Northrop Grumman Drops Satellite Damage Suit In Va.
• Fla. Judge Denies FTC Sanctions In Fake Health Benefits Suit
• Gov't Pauses Medicaid Data Use For ICE Amid Injunction Fight
• FCC Establishes E-Rate Competitive Bidding Portal
• Trump Says Fixed-Price Procurement Deals Will Be Default
• Ex-Housing Official Said Convictions Shouldn't Cost Pension
• Colo. Panel OKs Impact Fees On Reconstruction Projects
• Playing Magic: The Gathering Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. Lawyer Says Fraud Coverage Ruling Misread State Law
• CACI Says High Court Case Will Affect Abu Ghraib Verdict
• Express Scripts, Cigna Seek End To Ohio PBM Price Suit
• FTC Says Fla. Co. Destroyed Evidence In Fake ACA Suit
• FCC Looks To Update How It Collects Broadband Map Data
• Construction Co. Seeks OK Of $25M Mexican Utility Award
• Deloitte Can't Duck Bulk Of Vax Software Theft Suit
• Consultant Says Venezuela Work Didn't Require FARA Filing
• Marines Were Justified In Canceling Solicitation, Judge Rules
• Subcontractor Says Lockheed Must Pay Up After Contract Ax
• Improving Well-Being In Law, 10 Years After Landmark Study
• Managing Tort Risk After Justices' War Zone Immunity Ruling
• Protest Over VA Hospital Bed Width Specs Rejected
• AbbVie Seeks Early Win Over HHS In Botox Drug Price Suit
• Towing Co. Says Navy's $1.6M Barge Repair Bill Is Too High
• GEO Still Not Letting Inspectors Into ICE Facility, Wash. Says
• Illinois Panel Limits BIPA Exemption For Gov't Contractors
• Feds Say 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' Halts Ballroom
• Judge Extends Ban On 'Vague' DOT, Other Grant Conditions
• Ex-Rep.'s Anti-Maduro Stance Was 'Facade,' Jury Hears
• DOD Scoffs At Clement & Murphy, Jenner & Block Fee Ask
• Purdue Pharma's $5.5B Plea Deal Clinched As Survivors Protest
• Chinese Man Extradited From Italy Over COVID Data Theft
• Ga. Parents Say Child's $37M Death Verdict Wrongly Reduced
• Meet The Attys Arguing The High Court 'Skinny Label' Case
• Colo. Can't Deny Grants Based On Housing Laws, Suit Says
• White House Ballroom Suit Will Continue, Preservationists Say
• DOJ Says Wash. 340B Drug Law Is Preempted In Novartis Suit
• Texas Rep. Says Rivera Wanted Political Change In Venezuela
• NJ Justices Asked To Expand General Contractor Duty Of Care
• Contractor Can't Evade FCA Deal Due To Financial Troubles
• NTIA Chief Says No Way To 'Contract Out' Of BEAD Rules
• NJ Justices Skeptical Of Retroactivity Defense In Bond Suit
• BAE, L3Harris End Navy Contract Trade Secret Suit In NY
• Convicted Pa. Dentist Says Feds Failed To Prove Fraud
• DC Circ. Questions Alstom's Shot At Brightline Rail Deal
• 4th Circ. Says Medicaid Fraud Convictions Lacked Evidence
• 11th Circ. Backs 12 Years For Former Atlanta Exec's Bribery
• Justices Nix $50M Zimbabwe Immunity Feud
• Lockheed Birth Defect Judge Slams Door On Trial Aids Fight
• Ex-Medical Co. Employee Sues For Whistleblower Retaliation
• French Water Co. Looks To Enforce $40M Argentina Award
• NY Asks 2nd Circ. To Bring Back $74M In Highway Funding
• Justices Give Tort Defendants Tool To Get To Federal Court
• Feds Fight Ex-Rep.'s Acquittal Bid In Venezuela FARA Case
• Tatneft Calls Stay Order In $173M Suit 'Checkmate'
• GAO Urges DOD To Boost Risk Management At Agency
• Shipbuilders Lose Bid To Block New Plaintiff In No-Poach Suit
• One Certainty As Tariff Refunds Start: 'There Will Be Litigation'
• Steps To Consider As DOJ Launches Fraud Division
• What We Did And Didn't Learn From DOJ's 1st Illegal DEI Deal
• Harvard Can't Get New Judge For DOJ Civil Rights Case
• Judge Won't Halt Anthropic Calif. Suit Amid DC Circ. Case
• Ex-City Official To Pay $1.4M In Plea Deal Over Labor Scheme
• L3Harris Closes $1B Investment From DOD In Missile Biz
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Paul Clement, Abbe Lowell To Argue In EO Appeals
• Justices' Fluor Ruling Adds To DOD Contractors' War Costs
• Transport Co. Says Broker, Insurer Cost It Gov't Contract
• Judges Call Ruling On USAID Shutdown Standing Unusual
• Fake Patients Got Braces Approved In Medicare Scheme
• DOJ Says Beverly Hills Mansion Bought With Bribe Money
• DHS Cleared To Override Stay In CBP Training Center Contract
• New DEI Clauses Will Reshape FCA Exposure For Contractors
• Judge Questions DOJ Bid To End Suit Over Trans Care Memo
• DOD Contractors May Be Overlooking Import Duty Exemption
• Sig Sauer Claims Contractor Immunity In Gun Injury Suits
• Officiating Football Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Florida Co. Accused Of $91M Fake Obamacare Scheme
• Anthropic Slams Hegseth's Security Risk Label At DC Circ.
• Hurricane Maria Aid Workers Can't Pursue FEMA For Wages
• Lockheed Birth Defect Trial Judge 'Disappointed' By Attys
• NJ Co. Presses 3rd Circ. To Nix Hudson Tunnel Project PLA
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Spat Over DOGE's Agency Data Access
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Draft Pleadings
• Federal Agencies Hit With FOIA Suit Over Palantir Records
• Insurer Escapes Covering Ga. Atty In $750K Fraud Suit
• Developer Says Power Broker, Atty Brother Seek Rushed Ruling
• High Court Revives Military Vet's Injury Claims
• Archer, Joby Spar Over Claims In Battle To Gain Air Taxi Edge
• ProMedica Wins Bid To Unseal Gov't Probe Briefs In FCA Suit
• Watchdog Says Ex-Fla. Rep Used Straw Donors For Campaign
• Defendant Says Rx Software Was Guide For Docs, Not Fraud
• Feds Say They Don't Control Immigration Center Conditions
• Woman Pleads Guilty In $51M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• 11th Circ. Says Builders Can't Block Biden-Era Labor Mandate
• FHFA Says High Court Ruling Dooms Shareholder Verdict
• Feds Drop 1st Circ. Homelessness Funding Appeal
• Contractor Says Army Caused Delays Behind $5.8M Debt Row
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On ESI Control
• DOT Releases $4.7B To Aid Upgrades At Penn, Union Stations
• Chicago Transit Authority Seeks To Block Refreeze Of $3B
• Frontier Owes $5M In TSA Security Fees, 10th Circ. Says
• Pa. Court Strikes Down Ban On Medicaid-Paid Abortions
• Judge Finds VA Can Toss Bid Lacking Authorization Clause
• Contractor DEI Order Will Cause 'Irreparable Harm,' Suit Says
• Ex-Newman Clerks, Judges Back High Court Suspension Fight
• E-Rate Bid Revamp Likely To Be Harmful, Advocates Tell FCC
• Judge Largely Axes Protest Over NASA Movie Production Deal
• Ex-Budget Official's Plea Hearing Fizzles In 2nd Bribery Case
• 'Unserious Leaders Are Unsafe': RFK Jr.'s Trans Edict Voided
• Justices Won't Block Multimillion-Dollar Health Fraud Retrial
• SpaceX, Calif. Agency Strike Sealed Deal To End Launch Suit
• Ex-Rep. Didn't Fund Venezuelan Opposition, Accountant Says
• 9th Circ. Revives Doctor's PeaceHealth Whistleblower Suit
• Plea Change Hearing Set For Former Conn. Budget Official
• Drone Co. Aevex Joins Defense-Related IPOs, Raising $320M
• Too Mentally Ill To Stand In Court, Texas Inmate Fights On
• Penn State Beats Claims In Ex-Trustee's Suit Over His Ousting
• DOD Contractor Gets 2 Years In Prison For $829K Fraud
• Cities Pan Latest GOP Permit Reform Bill As 'Dangerous'
• Power Broker, Atty Brother Rip Developer's 'Pleading Gambit'
• 2 Discovery Rulings Break With Heppner On AI Privilege Issue
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Evidence, Tailored Talks, Materiality
• High Court Sends La. Pollution Suit To Federal Court
• San Diego Alleges Fire Truck-Makers Attempted Monopoly
• White House Again Ordered To Stop Ballroom Construction
• Assignee Says Peru Owes $48.3M Over Transit Arbitration
• Power Plant Contractor Seeks To Enforce $20M Iraq Award
• Feds Can't Stay Trans Healthcare Orders During Appeal
• DHS Error Can't Stop Law Enforcement Training Contracts
• Isshin-Ryu Karate Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ Justices To Weigh Municipal Counsel Conflict Of Interest
• 2 Sentenced In North Korean Remote IT Worker Scheme
• Higher Ed Group Seeks Fees After Beating DOE Research Cap
• Fed. Circ. Snubs Early Appeal In Camera Tech Patent Feud
• Texas Can't Revive Anti-ESG Law While Appeal Plays Out
• Electric Co-Op Denies Delaying Minn. Broadband Projects
• Risk Agency Drops Munich Re Suit Over Sex Abuse Coverage
• Fed. Circ. Won't Make It Harder To Undo CICA Stay Overrides
• Ex-Defense Contractor Execs Call Arbitration Pact 'One-Sided'
• Judge Limits Evidence In Revived Deloitte Trade Secret Case
• Pa. Justices Hint Union Row Hinges On Arbitrator's Power
• Fraud Enforcement, Sentencing Face Unusual Convergence
• AI Security Co. Investors Seek 1st OK For $15M Settlement
• Justices Told That Eli Lilly's FCA Qui Tam Challenge Too Late
• Peru Seeks New Docs In Case Claiming Toll Road Corruption
• Judge Says Army Override For Kitchen Support Was Justified
• IBM's FCA Deal Creates Unease Over DEI Enforcement Scope
• Defense Contractor Fired Execs For Flagging Fraud, Suit Says
• Builder Says Tunnel Overseer Can't Ax PLA Suit Amid Appeal
• Feds Say USDA Can Tie State Funding To Gender Policies
• Pullman & Comley Accused Of Acting As Town's Tax Office
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Allergan Overcharge Suit
• White & Case Leadership Trio Join Dechert In DC
• Ill. Judge Wants More Proof To Recalculate Kickback Damages
• ICE Detainees Push Class Bid Over Calif. Center Conditions
• DOD Education Unit Says Bias Suit Rehashes EEO Claims
• Harvard Wants Judge Who Restored HHS Grants On DOJ Case
• Fluor, Whistleblowers Take Issue With $15M Fraud Verdict
• GAO Says Agencies Should Reflect On AI Procurements
• DOE Contractor Urges Court To Nix Award Reinstating Worker
• Inventors Face Bayh-Dole Act Reporting Issues, GAO Says
• Judge Quizzes Feds On Outsourcing College Data Survey
• Defense Contractor Tips For Commercial Solutions Openings
• Abbott Urges Toss Of Relator, State Suits In FCA Recall Row
• University Stiffed Energy Firm On Audit Work, Suit Says
• Artemis II Highlights Earthbound Employment Law Risks
• Mich. Appeals Court Backs School Aid Waiver Requirement
• DOJ Urges DC Circ. To Revive Trump EOs Targeting Firms
• GAO Denies Protest Of Mess Hall Services Contract Add-On
• Akin Hires Navy Strategic Systems Counsel In DC
• Wash., Detainees Urge High Court To Reject GEO Wage Appeal
• State Bars Need To Get Specific About AI Confidentiality
• IBM To Pay $17M Over DOJ's Claims Of Illegal DEI Practices
• Colo. Transport Co. Says Termination Lacked Due Process
• Drone Co. Aevex Eyes $312M IPO Amid Defense Tech Surge
• 4th Circ. Backs $4.5M Award In US Embassy Renovation Fight
• BAE Says Manager's DEI Concerns Aren't Why He Was Fired
• Ed. Dept. Urges Judge Not To Broaden Admissions Data Block
• Trump Order Signals Tougher Benefits Fraud Probes
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Instrument Monitoring Patent Claims
• What Justices' Review Of Guam Case Will Mean For Permitting
• Oil Co. Says Chevron Can't Stall $24M Suit For Arbitration
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Rivera's Ex-Partner Kept Cut Of $50M Venezuela Contract
• Swiss Firm Says Clause Required Zurich Hospital Arbitration
• Australian Court Affirms India's Immunity In $112M Award Suit
• Irish Mallinckrodt Unit Stuck In Drug Price-Fixing Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Army Refund Over $73M Hangar Contract
• Calif. AI Guardrails Split From Feds, Other States May Follow
• 'Made In America' Rules Raise Stakes For Gov't Contractors
• Alpine Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Calls Immigrant Legal Aid Wasteful In Budget Push
• Baker Botts Hires Int'l Development Finance Corp. Leader
• Fuel Executive Gets 5 Years For $4.5M Navy Fraud Scheme
• DC Circ. Allows DOD To Ax Anthropic Contracts Amid Review
• Ed. Dept. Says It's Not Required To Fund $1B In Youth Grants
• Enviro Groups Sue To Stop Fla. Project, Save Panthers
• VA Defeats 17 Protesters Over $60.7B IT Overhaul Contract
• AbbVie Says 340B Program Defines 'Patient' Too Broadly
• GAO Backs Contractor Over Army's Shifting Proposal Details
• Corps Can't Shake Claim In Contract Termination Case
• Judge Says 9th Circ. OK'd 'Annihilation' Of Sacred Lands
• Military Gear Co. Says Ex-Director Stole Trade Secrets
• SEC Watchdog To Pay Tipsters Who Uncover Agency Waste
• Magistrate Judge Allowed 'Gamesmanship,' Shipbuilders Say
• Fla. Panel Says Pump Station Contract Recitals Aren't Binding
• Mich. Appeals Panel Hears Challenge To School Aid Waiver
• $37M Award For Whistleblowers Nixed In Medicaid Fraud Row
• NJ Power Broker, Atty Brother Push To End Developer's Suit
• Ohio Case Reflects States' Aggressive Criminal Antitrust Turn
• Whistleblower, Healthcare Operator End Retaliation Suit
• GEO Seeks Immunity Appeal In Forced Labor Class Action
• Insurer Premera Accuses Clinic Of Misusing No Surprises Act
• $8.7M FCA Whistleblower Attys Award Too High, 9th Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Questions US Stance In Air Force Payment Dispute
• Rivera Kept $50M Venezuela Deal Quiet, Ex-Partner Says
• Urban Hospitals Sue Over Lower Medicare 'Rural Floor'
• Minn. Can't Unfreeze $243M In Medicaid Funds, Judge Says
• DOD Opposes DJI's Push To Undo FCC Product Ban
• 7 Can't Take Part In FCC Subsidy Programs After Convictions
• Coalition Urges DC Court To Enforce Voice Of America Order
• Texas AG Says DOGE Data Led To Fraud Investigations
• Kirkland Adds DLA Piper Gov't Contracts Attys In Texas, DC
• Colo. Justices Say Disputed Costs OK In Public Works Claim
• Research Group Seeks To Block Fed's Divestment Efforts
• Fed. Circ. Questions Army Corps' Contract Award About-Face
• Feds Still Not Reimbursing Shelter Program Costs, Court Told
• Biz Groups Urge 4th Circ. To End Allergan Overcharge Suit
• Prison Phone Co. Given More Time On Video Call Rate Cap
• Cleary FCA Task Force Head On Enforcement Trends To Watch
• DOJ Rips Challenge To Anti-DEI Rule For Child Safety Grants
• What A Court Doc Audit Reveals About Erroneous Filings
• How Justices' GEO Ruling Resets Gov't Contractor Litigation
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mass. Judge Blocks Trump's 'Chaotic' College Data Collection
• Case-By-Case Guide As Justices Eye Landmark Pharma Law
• Wash. DOC Inks Deal Over Trans Treatment In Facilities
• US Rep. Escalates Probe Into DHS Contract Kickback Claims
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Arbitration Limits, Power Plant Safety
• AE Industrial Accused Of Insider Trading On AI Co. Stock
• What's Missing From Latest Gov't Claims Against Harvard
• GSA Restores Anthropic Technology Post-Injunction
• Trump Seeks 13% Boost In DOJ Funding
• Gulf Reinsurance Plan Doubles To $40B With Added Insurers
• GAO Backs FEMA In $69M Housing Unit Delivery Protest
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2026 Editorial Boards
• Ga. Urology Network To Pay $14M To Resolve FCA Case
• Former Air Force Sgt. Cops To Charges In $37M Fraud Scheme
• Lockheed Says Co.'s Unpaid Costs Suit Must Be Trimmed
• Widespread Abuse At Texas ICE Center, Report Claims
• Feds, Lockheed Can't Win Early In $98M F-35 Cost Fight
• Judge Keeps IRS, Booz Allen In Lawsuit Over Tax Data Leak
• Texas Capital Bank Faces Stiff Questions At 5th Circ.
• 1st Circ. Won't Let HUD Cut Homelessness Grant Funding
• Developer Seeks To Narrow His Suit Against NJ Power Broker
• New DOD Framework Offers Key Guidance On PFAS Disposal
• 1st Circ. Backs Bribe Sentences For Brothers Turned 'Crooks'
• Ultramarathons Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Dominican Republic Must Pay $44M Arbitral Landfill Award
• ICE Says Immigrants Can't Meddle With GEO Contract Terms
• Feds Sue NJ Town Over Building Electrification Ordinance
• Reps. Probe Hegseth's Attempted Investment Pre-Iran Strikes
• GAO Denies Protest Over $16.7M Corps Facility Contract
• State FARA Laws Pose Unique Constitutional Challenges
• Proactive Risk Allocation Reduces Infrastructure Disputes
• Nuclear Co. Seeks More Damages For DOE Disposal Delays
• Sig Sauer's 'Feature' Argument Can't Nix Gun Defect Suit