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Government Contracts - June, 2026

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• Trump Public Loan Forgiveness Rule Is Unlawful, Judges Find
• Feds Can't Use DEI Order To Block Cities' Funds, Judge Rules
• GEO Seeks Sanctions Over Wash. 'False' Inspection Claims
• Cigna, Others Fight Ohio AG's Drug Price-Fixing Suit
• Healthcare Orgs Should Prep For Greater Grant Oversight
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Canal Contractor's $4M Adjustment Claim
• Perfectus Deal Raises Trade Missteps To Enterprise Risk Level
• Judge Says BIA Must Revisit Mont. Tribe's Policing Contract
• GEO Still Blocking Parts Of NJ Detention Center, State Says
• SpaceX, Feds Say Texas Is Proper Venue For Land Swap Suit
• Why DOE Isn't Phasing Out Appliance Efficiency Regs
• ICE Scraps Plan For NJ Immigrant Detention Center
• Power To The Paralegals: Burnout As A Structural Problem
• Ill. Judge Says Claims Court Must Hear DEI Grant Fight
• Feds Sue Mich., Other States For Not Sharing SNAP Records
• Contractor Says Navy Owes $8M Over USS Vicksburg Repairs
• 26 States Sue To Nix Medicaid Work Rule For Medically Frail
• Judge Voids DOT Freeze On NY-NJ Gateway Tunnel Funds
• AstraZeneca To Pay $34M In Texas Kickbacks Settlement
• California Asks Court To Halt 'Catastrophic' ICE Facility
• Former FirstEnergy CEO Escapes SEC Fraud Suit
• Former NJ AG Pushes To End Suit Over Tossed RICO Case
• Baltimore, Academic Groups Drop Suit Over Trump DEI Orders
• NJ Panel Backs Wage Representative Suit Without Class Cert.
• Investor Seeks Dominican Republic Assets For $44M Award
• Ill. Law Firm MSO Bill Clashes With Court Power, Ethics Rules
• 1st Circ. Won't Order Judge To Rule On 'Loyalty' Question
• PACER Fees Will Rise To Fund Cyber Defense Upgrades
• DC Circ. Backs CMS In Medicare Advantage Rating Fight
• GAO Says Border Wall Contract Fight Belongs In Federal Court
• ATF Ends Location Data Contract After Bipartisan Push
• Constructing AI Compliance Plans As State Laws Diverge
• Fla. Judge Won't Lift Asset Freeze In $91M Fake Benefits Suit
• How McDonnell Still Shapes Bribery Defense Strategy
• Discovery Dispute Mounts In Boeing Moon Exploration IP Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• State Courts Must Be Gatekeepers Of Expert Testimony
• Quinn Emanuel Says 3M Fee Proposal Undervalues Its Work
• VA Moves To Ax Disparate Impact From Discrimination Regs
• Clinic Manager Asks 4th Circ. To Upend 6-Year Fraud Sentence
• NJ Court Says Comptroller's Subpoena To Private Vendor Valid
• Weighing The Implications Of The Anthropic Export Directive
• Moshing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Lockheed Lands $35B Missile Defense System Contract
• Mich. Panel Says Detroit Schools Can't Use Tax For Bond Debt
• Data Reveals Pivot In Feds' Financial Fraud Priorities
• SpaceX Wants In On Suit Challenging Texas Land Swap Deal
• White & Case Hires Bracewell Gov't Contracts Lawyer
• Eric Adams' Ex-Chief Of Staff Charged In Bribery Scheme
• Lawmakers Seek Answers On Ballroom, Reflecting Pool Algae
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Protest Over VA Endoscopy System Contract
• Colo. Chamber Says Space Command Move Is Trump's Call
• Judge Poised To OK NJ's $3B PFAS Deals With 3M, DuPont
• New Timeline For Benefits Cases May Increase FCA Litigation
• Why Highly Specialized Experts May Risk Exclusion At Trial
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit Ruling On $1.5B IT Contract Correction
• Trump AI Order: Voluntary Framework, Mandatory Implications
• With Data And AI, Whistleblowers Set Off An FCA Tidal Wave
• Contractor Seeks $4.78M From Air Force Over Labor Costs
• UnitedHealthcare Turns Blame On MassHealth In Fraud Case
• A Midyear Look At Antiterrorism Act Jurisprudence And Policy
• States, Ex-IRS Officials Want Trump-IRS Deal Scrutinized
• FAR Council Takes Aim At Acquisitions, Contract Terminations
• DOJ Says USDA's 'Socially Disadvantaged' Waivers Unlawful
• Feds Say Consultant Shouldn't Get FARA Verdict Erased
• High Court's Cisco Ruling Is A Win For Multinational Cos.
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss Suit Over $300M Guyana Fuel Deal
• FCC's Carr Calls Policy Against DEI 'Right Thing To Do'
• NJ Transit Says Electronics Co. Must Cover Patent Suit Defense
• Colo. Justices Uphold Antero's $215M Fraud Win
• SSA Says Court Has No Jurisdiction Over FOIA Fee Dispute
• Pa. Town Wants Out Of 'Forever' Sewer Deals With Neighbor
• Feds Tout AI's Role In $6.5B Healthcare Fraud Crackdown
• Camp Owner's Suit Over Seized Weapons In Afghanistan Axed
• Drawing A Line Between Settlement Pressure And Extortion
• Fluor Says Trafficking Claims Were Public Before FCA Action
• Contractor Says Ex-VP Used Secrets To Divert FAA Work
• Responding To US Labeling Brazilian Gangs As Terrorist Orgs
• NJ Prosecutor Improperly Shared Meeting Video, Cop Says
• Navy Contractor Settles FCA Claims Over Lax Cybersecurity
• Gov't Says It Should Face Vax IP Claims, Not Moderna
• Ex-Wells Fargo Rep Can't Get Whistleblower Pay At Fed. Circ.
• DLA Couldn't Consider Contractor's Late Bid, Judge Rules
• Anthropic Export Controls Stir Fear Of Unforeseen Sanctions
• Fluor Says Fake Citations In Contractor's Brief Should Stick
• Conn. COVID Fraudster Seeks Release From 8-Year Sentence
• ICE Ditches Mich. Warehouse After Detention Center Suit
• I-70 Contractor Seeks New Trial After $1.3M Damages Verdict
• Tribe Looks To Block Border Wall Through Ariz. Reservation
• BofA Exits Biden-Era OCC Order Over Pandemic Relief Lapses
• Liberty Mutual Says It's Owed $1.5M In School Bond Row
• Founding An Autism Academy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Calif., Ore. Cities Likely To Win Block On Federal Grant Limits
• Wash. Hydro Workers Sue Feds To Save Collective Bargaining
• Niger Says Town House Off Limits In $7.6M Award Feud
• Trump Admin Says GSA Was Free To Ditch Greenbelt Site
• Trump Says Colo. Can't Stop US Space Command HQ Move
• DOJ To Join Race Bias Suit Over Ill. City's Reparations
• 6th Circ. OKs 30-Month Medical Fraudster Kickback Sentence
• Trump's AI Order Is Strategic, Not Merely Deregulatory
• HHS Urges DC Court To Toss AbbVie 340B Audit Challenge
• Opioid Clinic To Pay $10M To Resolve False Treatment Claims
• Lab Owner Avoids 'Very Long' Prison Term For $89M Fraud
• Rule Of Law Requires Gov't Engagement With Bar, Not Retreat
• Feds Say NY Health Officials Aided Fraud In Medicaid Program
• GAO Rejects Conflict Claims In $139M GSA Building Award
• Wash. Judge Won't Revisit Order On Ed. Dept. School Grants
• Mich. Township Says Man Admitted Church Wasn't His
• Unions Ask 1st Circ. To Spur Ruling On 'Loyalty Question'
• NY Judge 'Doubtful' Of Oil Co.'s Suit Against Ex-Florida Rep.
• Academic Group Fights Feds' Bid For Lawsuit Funding Info
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Standard For Contesting CICA Overrides
• Colo. Justices Say PUD Pacts Can't Be Changed By Ballot
• Air Force Awards $1.4B Microsoft Renewal Deal To Dell
• DOD Pledges $500M Loan For Rare Earth Processing Initiative
• The Paradoxical Duty To Adopt AI When You Can't Bill For It
• Newman's Appeal Loss Shows Limits On Suspension Reviews
• NY Attys Call Texas Firm's 'Copy-Paste' RICO Suits Abusive
• Feds Can Make Deposit For Church Land In Border Barrier Fight
• Shipowner Says Baltimore Can't Recover Economic Losses
• GEO Says Only ICE Controls NJ Detention Center Access
• A Decade Later, Escobar Is Still Shaping FCA Cases
• First Responders Say Atlantic City Fails To Pay Full OT
• Trump Calls Ex-Judges' Bid To Reopen IRS Case 'Baseless'
• Justices Decline To Hear Pa. Prison ADA Liability Challenge
• Justices Turn Down Judge Newman's Suspension Case
• Detroit Tried To Seize Project, Developer Says In Suit
• Feds Award $75.5M Navajo-Gallup Pipeline Contract
• Kennedy Center Owes $17M, Washington National Opera Says
• Supplier Says Sikorsky Owes $14M For Helicopter Job
• Ex-Gov't Contractor Cops To $510K IT Kickback Scheme
• OpenAI, Google Workers Back Anthropic In DOD Usage Feud
• FTC Wants More Info On $5.5B Cintas-UniFirst Deal
• Families Appeal Loss Against Lockheed Martin To 11th Circ.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ed. Dept. Tries New Tack To Scrap K-12 Mental Health Grants
• Mexico Beats Bid To Halt Bond Claims In ICSID Dispute
• AbbVie Loses Colorado 340B Drug Pricing Law Challenge
• Feds Illegally Axed Enviro Justice Grant Funds, Judge Says
• Stop & Shop Parent Pays $40M On Inflated Drug Price Claims
• Judge Doubts Need For Discovery In Digital Equity Suit
• Anthropic Says Feds' Retaliation Efforts Are Evident
• How FCA, FCPA Risks Are Shifting As Feds Pull Back
• 5th Circ. Backs $158M Healthcare Fraud Scheme Convictions
• NJ Prosecutor's Suit Called A Bid To 'Weaponize' Court
• Quinn Emanuel Settles International Oil Feud With Ex-Client
• Cow Horse Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Changes Process For Some Full-Panel Reviews
• States Say Trump's DEI Rule For Contractors Is Unclear, Illegal
• GEO Says ICE, Not Contractor, Blocked Wash. Facility Access
• SBA Aims To Replace 8(a) Program's Social Disadvantage Test
• Alachua Wants DOD's $147M Chapter 11 Claim Slashed To $5M
• Colo. Co. Says Boeing Tolled Contract Claim In NASA IP Suit
• Judge Cuts IP Suit, Sees Error In Defendant's AI-Assisted Brief
• DOT Scrubs Disparate Impact From Discrimination Regs
• Union May Tap Surety For Unpaid Benefits, Mass. Court Says
• Molina Says Its Warnings Doom Suit Over Guidance Cuts
• IT Co. Rigged Server To Christmas Tree Timer, $5.5M Suit Says
• Calif., Others Sue Ed Dept. Over Special Education Grant Cuts
• Mass. Town Sues Over Affordable Housing Plan
• West Coast Health Cos. Must Brace For Federal Enforcement
• Bistate Agency, NJ Comptroller Agree To Settle Subpoena Rift
• Novartis, AbbVie Lose Bid To Halt Wash. 340B Pharmacy Law
• Broadband Co. Says Peru Is Dodging $168M Award Discovery
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Asks For Trial Redo On Foreign Agent Charges
• DOJ, Contractors Strike $21.3M Deal To Resolve Fraud Claims
• GAO Says Hasty ICE Center Build Risked Safety, Wasted $19M
• BofA Says Fraud Findings Doom Calif. Benefit Card Classes
• Texas Appeals Court Reinstates $439M Infrastructure Bonds
• CACI Staff Poaching Suit Rests On Overbroad Terms, Co. Says
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Georgia County, Trans Deputy OK End To Surgery Bias Fight
• Fed. Circ. Doubtful Contractor's Eligibility Challenge Isn't Moot
• Checking For AI Errors Is Now A Two-Way Street
• AIPLA, NAM Rally Behind Moderna's Fight Over Vax Patents
• NC Doctor Avoids Prison For Role In $11M Medicaid Fraud
• Judge Backs Air Force's Rejection Of Space Co. Over Iran Ties
• Mich. Panel Lets Class Suit Against Drainage District Proceed
• GAO Denies Protest Of $7.5M Navy Contract
• 7th Circ. Says Wis. County Jail Must Face Forced Labor Suit
• Archer Can't Ditch Trimmed Joby Air Taxi Trade Secrets Suit
• Cleveland Clinic Deal With DOJ Bars Trans Care For Minors
• Lessons For Banks From Recent FCA Enforcement Trends
• Cybersecurity Worker's Early Win Bid Premature, Court Says
• Insurance Brokerage GoHealth Hits Ch. 11 With Prepack Plan
• USDA Food Assistance Conditions Halted By Mass. Judge
• Trump Signs Memo To Speed Up AI Use For National Security
• Coalition Urges Court To Halt Gov't Contractor DEI Order
• Diocese Says Feds Already Working On Land Before Taking
• Builders Seek Redo On Biden-Era Labor Mandate Ruling
• The Biz Court Digest: Shoring Up Corporate Law In Maryland
• Board Won't Ax Navy Subcontractor's Pass-Through Claim
• Contract Disputes Recap: The Right Argument, The Right Time
• House Armed Services Committee Passes Draft Defense Bill
• Trust Tells DC Circ. Security Isn't Viable Reason For Ballroom
• DOE Announces More Financial Support For US Coal Industry
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-ArentFox Schiff Gov't Contracts Lawyer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Era Worse Than McCarthy For Speech, Law Dean Says
• Fla. High Court Backs Accounting Methods In Utility Rate Hike
• Protesters Can't Challenge NOAA Contracts, Judge Says
• Ex-Newark Deputy Mayor Gets Prison In Bribery Scheme
• NC Doctor Seeks Probation In $11M Medicare Fraud Case
• GAO Finds Incomplete Data Over DOD's Civilian Medical Ties
• Perfectus Settlement Illuminates DOJ's Tariff Fraud Strategy
• Ex-Worker Pleads Guilty In Air Force Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Data Collection Push Signals New Era For Bank Compliance
• Federal Officer Removal After Justices' La. Pollution Ruling
• Competing At Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Calif. Judge Orders DHS To Allow Detention Center Inspection
• AbbVie Loses Miss. Discount Drug Law Challenge For Good
• Fed. Circ. Says Air Force Needn't Cover Co.'s Unpaid Costs
• DOJ Inks $56.5M Deal In Whistleblower Medicare Fraud Suits
• Bank Tries Again To Decertify Inmate Class In Debit Fee Suit
• Mass. Judge Says DOJ Trans Care Memo Suit Can Proceed
• Conrail Freed From Bridge Work Order Vexed By Missing Comma
• Judge Questions Terms Of Student Loan Forgiveness Change
• Fla. Public Employers Can Close Arb. Hearings, Court Says
• Siemens' $2.2M Suit Over Army Project Prep Costs Tossed
• NJ Says Most Of $3B PFAS Deal Objector Issues Are Resolved
• 5 Things Associates Must Ask About Their Firm's Merger Plan
• HHS Says Bronx Facility $31M Payback Suit Filed Prematurely
• 1st Circ. Panel Seems Poised To Uphold RI Drug Pricing Law
• Air Force Lawfully Re-Awarded Avionics Contract, Judge Says
• Feds Blocked From Divesting Wyo. Facility Stewardship
• Finalized Trump Order Seeks Early Cyber Tests Of AI Models
• NJ Sues GEO Group Over Denial Of Detention Center Access
• Texas Biz Court Sinks Vessel Tracking Co.'s Discovery Bid
• Judge Denies Protest Of Crypto Storage Deal, Despite Theft
• 2 'Rocket Dockets' And The Rules That Propel Them
• Trump Taps Housing Finance Head For Intelligence Role
• EPA Beats States' $7B Solar Grant Cancellation Suit In Wash.
• Moderna Tells Fed. Circ. US Must Face COVID Vax Patent Case
• GAO Denies Protest Of $122M NOAA Task Order
• Boeing, Rolls-Royce Say Claims Still Fail In Osprey Suit
• Judge Tosses USPTO 2-Factor Authorization Patent Suit
• SpaceX Nabs $4.16B Space Force Deal
• States Back Air Force In High Court Munitions Disposal Fight
• DC Circ. Says Developer Lacks Standing In FAA Airport Row