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Government Contracts - September, 2026

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• 7th Circ. Backs Truckers In Union Pacific BIPA Suit
• Military Drone Makers' Trade Secrets Suit Survives Dismissal
• Joby Air Taxi Trade Secrets Suit Against Archer Trimmed
• Boeing Nabs $20B Navy Contract For Fighter Jet Program
• Wyo. Asks To Intervene In Suit Over Lease Sales To Oil Cos.
• Insurer Must Cover Part Of Consulting Firm's $7.6M DOJ Deal
• Split 9th Circ. Keeps Ariz. Land Swap In Place
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Independence Blue Cross Will Pay $22.5M To End FCA Case
• Ex-Budget Official Sentenced To 7 Years After Fleeing US
• Trump Admin Can't Dodge Claims Over Slashed Foreign Aid
• Fugitive Ex-Conn. Budget Official Seeks To Split Restitution
• Trump Admin Can't Use Anti-DEI, Citizenship Rules For Grants
• DC Circ. Anthropic Ruling Could Chill Contractor Speech
• States' Temporary Aid Data-Sharing Injunction Bid Falls Short
• Feds Ask 4th Circ. To Affirm Conviction In Fake Contracts Plot
• Pair Cop To $80M Gov't Contract Fraud Conspiracy
• Colo. Says DHS, ICE Flouted Notice Laws For Detention Site
• Agency Says Indicted Ex-Boss Can't Use Home For Bond
• Feds Seek To Throw Out States' Challenge To DEI Contract EO
• DOJ Policy Creates New Defense For Physicians, Health Cos.
• $95M Nev. Case Provides Clues On Wound Care Enforcement
• DOJ Puts FCA Target On Health Data Security Lapses
• Davis-Bacon Rule Fight Resumes In Texas
• FEMA Can't Tie Grant Funds To Election Process, Court Says
• Judge Trims Claims In $6.8M Dispute Over VA Garage Contract
• Feds Defend Handling Of Legal Services For Migrant Kids
• Administration Says It Has Committed $289M In CDFI Funds
• Al-Qaida, ISIS Victims Sue Ericsson Over Alleged Payoffs
• Group Says DHS Wrongly Axed Naturalization Services Grant
• Boston Sues Over DOT Grant Cut Tied To EV Chargers
• DOJ Fraud Memo Highlights Trade Enforcement Playbook
• DOJ Wants DHS Free To Seek Driver Records Despite Block
• JV Partner Accused Of Exceeding Air Force Contract Share
• Conn. AG Beats Dentist's Appeal In Press Release Fight
• Atlantic City's Cannabis 'Point Man' Charged With Bribe Scam
• US To Appeal Calif. Wind Farm's $49.4M In Cash Grants
• This Courtroom Assumption Preceded A White Collar Manhunt
• Judge Moves Sen. Scott's Tax Info Leak Case To DC Court
• DC Circ. Backs Buy America Waiver For Brightline Trains
• COVID Testing Co.'s Ex-COO Pleads Guilty In $500M Fraud
• FCA Ruling May Open Door To Redacting Defendants' Names
• Acquittal Bid In Okla. Bid-Rigging Conviction Denied
• GAO Says Energy Dept. Cut $9.1B In Projects Under Trump
• DC Circ. Denies Anthropic's Security Risk Suit Against DOD
• FTC Push May Create Dual Origin-Claim Risks For Contractors
• Full 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit $2B Devas Arbitral Award
• GAO Rejects Bid Protest For Legal Aid To Migrant Kids
• Judge Probes States' Standing In Temporary Aid Privacy Fight
• FIU Students' Suit Over ICE Protest May Be Mooted
• NJ Says Report Can't Show Benefits Theft Case Was Targeted
• Homebuilder Says Town Improperly Hiked Impact Fees By 70%
• Judge Says Corps Must Revisit Kuwait Deal For Price Analysis
• $16M Note Leads To Fraud Charges For Booted Housing Boss
• 9th Circ. Backs Dual Deals Over Inaccessible LA Housing
• EPA Cuts Deal To Partially Settle U. Of Calif. Grant Fight
• Colo. Seeks Toss Of ICE Contractor's Inspection Law Suit
• Congressional Probes Raise Legal, 'Reputational' Risks
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of UP's Temporal BIPA Contractor Argument
• Newman's Roadblocks Guide Judicial Conduct Reform Bill
• Judge Won't Block Feds' Land Exchange With SpaceX
• Tech CEO Hid Russian Ties To Win Gov't Contracts, Feds Say
• Honeywell Aerospace Hit With Suit Over $2M DOJ Settlement
• Wash. Judge Blocks Ed. Dept. Mental Health Grant Cuts
• Vein Tech Maker Escapes Suit Over DOJ Kickback Probe
• Ex-NY County Top Official's 12-Year Sentence Cut To 10
• Fla. Panel Won't Hear City's Immunity Bid In Partnership Suit
• Fed. Grants Bind Railways To Fed. Labor Law, NMB Argues
• NM County Faces Sanctions Over Protected Disclosures
• Nursing Facility Operator To Pay $1M In FCA Settlement
• Medicare Brokers Say Feds Won't Identify Alleged False Claims
• GAO Finds No Conflict Of Interest Over $220M DLA Contract
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• Senators Seek Probe Of AI Errors In Military Operations
• DOJ Pressed On Gender Care Ban In Federal HIV Program
• GAO Says NSF Must Rethink $8B Antarctic Support Award
• Gov't Contractor Sued Over Cutting Analyst's $250K Pay Offer
• Trump Admin Sued Over $289M In Soon-To-Lapse CDFI Funds
• RI Judge Vacates Feds' Noncitizen Benefit Restrictions
• 1st Circ. Affirms Prison Term, Repayment In Med Bill Scheme
• Judge Denies Protest Over Military Tire Insert Solicitations
• BAE Systems Fights $16.2M Pension Withdrawal Bill
• NJ Prosecutor's Office Claims Immunity In Video-Sharing Case
• 4 Paths To AI Safety Coordination Amid Antitrust Debate
• Mich. Judge Drops State Claims In Dental Practice Suit
• L3Harris Says Navy Deal Aims To Bolster Missile Supplies
• GAO Backs Navy Over $64M Corrosion Task Order Protest
• Moderna Says Sanofi Wants To 'Unjustly Profit' In Vax IP Suit
• HHS Can Claw Back $195M In Medicaid Payments From Mich.
• Mich. Contractor To Pay $5M To Settle AbilityOne FCA Case
• Groups Want Colo. Detention Facility Halted Over Enviro Risks
• Ex-NFL Player Gets New Trial In $328M Medicare Fraud Case
• ICE Contractor To Pay $48.75M To End Family Separation Suit
• HHS Defends Move To Limit Noncitizen Medicaid Benefits
• $1.35M Class Deal Reached Over Botched Calif. Bar Exam
• Shipbuilder Sinks Forfeiture Claims In 401(k) Fee Suit
• Ex-NJ AG Platkin Says Suit Over RICO Case Still Falls Short
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Gets 4 Years For Bribe Schemes
• UPMC, NYU Will End Gender-Affirming Trans Care For Minors
• Fugitive Ex-Conn. Official Sues To Keep His Pension Flowing
• Clinic Owner Sentenced In Native American Medicaid Scheme
• DOJ Revises Policies Over False Claims Act Suits
• DC Circ. Affirms Navy Admiral's Convictions, Cites Atty Error
• New Balance Wins $58.9M, 3-Year Military Shoe Contract
• Air Force Sued Over 'Forever Chemicals' Near NJ Base
• 6th Circ. Undoes Ky. State Court Remand Of PBM Fight
• NJ Flags Possible Unauthorized ICE Activity At Warehouse
• Attys 'Itching' To Join Congressional Probes Of Trump Admin
• Universities May Want To Put NPE Clauses In IP Licenses
• Trump Bars Canadian Goods From US Gov't Procurement
• FAR Council Releases Second Batch Of Regulatory Changes
• Sue To Stop AI Armageddon? Not So Fast, Attys Say
• NY Urges 2nd Circ. To Halt DOT Efforts Vs. Congestion Pricing
• Justices Told Fed. Circ. Erred In Veterinary Software Feud
• Nonprofit Heads Stole Millions In Homeless Funds, DOJ Says
• Judge Nixes DEI Conditions For Federal Education Funds
• Ore. Judge Denies HHS' Attempt To Amend Gender Care Order
• NIH Grant Terminations Violate First Amendment, Court Told
• Sen. Dems Question Oversight Of Venezuela Resource Funds
• Fed. Circ. Tosses Protest Over Navy Contract Exception
• Calif. Judge Holds Off On Sanctioning ICE Amid GEO Talks
• 1st Circ. Lets HUD Shift $1.3B In Homelessness Aid
• Ex-Conn. Budget Official Flees US Before Corruption Sentence
• Ocwen, Banks Settle Whistleblowers' Foreclosure Fraud Suit
• FIU Students Say Administrators Knew About Protest Rights
• War In Iran Has Cost Pentagon $38B, CBO Report Says
• Contractor, Defense Agency Reach Ch. 11 Claim Setoff Deal
• 1st Circ. Hints Trump Admin Sought To Skirt Review Of Cuts
• U. Of Hawaii To Pay $500K Over AmeriCorps Grant Oversight
• 9th Circ. Revives Doctor's Medicare Sanctions Challenge
• 10th Circ. Clears The Way To Fill Denver's Expanded Reservoir
• Crowell & Moring Adds Ex-DOJ, FTC Antitrust Attys In DC, NY
• US Backs Geo's Challenge To Washington Wage Law Ruling
• DOJ Fights Acquittal Motion Following Okla. Bid-Fixing Verdict
• Dow Pans 'Repackaged' Claims In Retooled NJ Pollution Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• Lender Alleges Housing Official Ran $2.4M Ponzi Scheme
• States Say DOJ Trans Care Crackdown Is Unconstitutional
• Feds Fight Ex-Fla. Rep's Bid For Time Served In FARA Case
• Army Accused Of Copying Self-Defense Training Manuals
• Contract Disputes Recap: Check Your Signatures, Cites, Sums
• Molina Escapes Investor Action Over Guidance Cuts, For Now
• Venezuelan Official Admits Stealing Food Aid Funds
• Accenture Pays $25M To End DOJ's Suit Over DEI Practices
• Global Wound Care Settles $1.5B FCA Claims For $525M
• DOJ Suit Over NY Medicaid Program Is 'Baseless,' Court Told
• DOD Boosts Boeing Aircraft Contract Ceiling By $13.4B
• Subcontractor Can't Get Delay Damages In Quantico Project
• Leidos Settles Ex-Worker's Tobacco Fee Suit
• Missing Agreement Sinks Conn. IT Firm's No-Poach Suit
• Conn. Budget Official Deserves 10-Year Sentence, Feds Say
• Georgia Ordered To Pay Enka $350M Plus Interest
• Abbott To Pay $385M To End FCA Claims Over Infant Formula
• Judge Blocks Construction At Toxic Calif. ICE Detention Site
• Dems Demand Info From DeSantis On $10M Fraud
• AbbVie Seeks To Nix Health Orgs.' 'New Theory' In 340B Row
• 11th Circ. Ruling Won't Prevent Qui Tam Constitutional Tests
• Tatneft Says Ukraine Is Politicizing $173M Award Appeal
• 9th Circ. Leaves VA On Hook For Homeless Vet Housing
• DC Circ. Probes DOT Authority To Withhold Calif. Funds
• Austrian Device-Maker Exits Suit Over Medicare Fraud
• IRS Can Withhold Docs That May Air Taxpayer ID, Court Rules
• Contractor Again Seeks Payment In Air Base Work Dispute
• GAO Rejects 1-Vendor Review For Immigration Agency's IT Deal
• Attorneys Using AI May Have Ethical Duty To Redact Docs
• Lima Seeks Vacatur Of Toll Road Award In Long-Running Feud
• 24 States Ink Deal With Feds In AmeriCorps Budget Cuts Case
• Feds' Cut To NY Funding In CDL Fight Justified, 2nd Circ. Told
• US, Ohio Settle 15-Year Dam Mining Dispute
• Hospital Says Saul Ewing Atty's 'Revenge' Drove FCA Suit
• Dompé To Pay $32M Over Foundation Co-Pay Kickback Claims
• SBA Prioritizes Defense-Critical Firms For Assistance Program
• States Press Court To Block DOT's CDL Data Request
• Energy Dept. Sued Again Over 'Blue State' Grant Terminations
• DOJ Wants To Quash Apple's Look At Fed Phone-Buying
• Executive Privilege Questions Cloud Congressional Probe Prep
• 5 Practice Tips After DOJ's Healthcare Fraud Declination
• GAO Orders New Bid For US Space Force IT Services
• $270M Medi-Cal False Claims Scheme Nets 30-Year Sentence
• Bid Protest Spotlight: GAO Lessons For Small Biz Contractors
• Blank Rome Atty Ouster Can't Be Appealed, Conn. Panel Rules
• Ed. Dept. Contractor Wins $3.3M After Minimum Wage Hike
• Juggling And Unicycling Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Exec Order Aims To Speed Up Vets' Access To Benefits
• States Say DOT's Driver Data Demand Is Immigration Pretext
• DOJ Says Berkeley Law Is Racially Biased In Admissions
• Enviro Groups Challenge BLM's Colo., Wyo. Oil Lease Sales
• Mackinac Island Says Ferry Operators Created Discovery Fight
• Calif. Judge Seeks Clearer Limits On ICE Use Of Medicaid Data
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Approval For NJ Pipeline Project
• ICE Transfers Violate Bond Hearing Rights, Wash. Class Says
• Feds Say Migrant Kids' Legal Aid Is Stalled By Bidding Process
• Defense Contractor Floats Oct. Asset Auction In Ch. 11
• Fed. Circ. Backs Nuke Plants' Win In DOE Breach Case
• Boeing Avoids Broad Financial Discovery In IP Suit
• Ed. Dept. Says It Will Fund Research But Opposes Court Order
• MFN Pricing Could Upend Drugmakers' Cross-Border Deals
• Judge Lets NIH Override Stay Of Contract Performance
• Canada Defends Retaliatory Tariffs Against US As Necessary
• Judge Won't Drop Charges Against Adani's Co-Defendants Yet
• Prosecutors Say Trayon White Video Sought To Taint Jury
• Humana Says $7.3B Roundup Deal Sidelines Health Insurers
• Vertex Fertility Aid Plan Would Violate Kickback Law
• Ill. Panel Affirms BIPA Exemption For Home Care Provider
• Dominican Republic Prevails In Nixed Garbage Contract Feud
• 8(a) Firms Face New Risks From Pass-Through Arrangements
• Lawmakers Say DOD To Divert NIH Funds For Defense Budget
• Ex-Budget Official Asks To Avoid Prison In Conn. Bribery Case
• NY Judge Won't Block HHS Sharing Of Aid Recipients' Info
• SEC Moves To Scrap 'Pay-To-Play' Political Donation Rule
• GAO Says DHS Is Unlikely To Save $10.5B From Contract Cuts
• Army Corps Contractor Disputes $345K Repayment Demand
• HHS OIG Report Targets $380M In Medicare Organ Payments
• Cities, Groups Ask Judge To Keep $3B EPA Grant Funding Alive
• 11th Circ. FCA Qui Tam Revival Queues Up Next Challenges
• Whistleblower Says She Wasn't Going Around Hospital Attys
• Boutique Firms Emerge As Trump Admin's 'Achilles' Heel'
• Colo. Labor Department Nabs $1.9B Navy Food Contract
• Ballet Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ, Kansas Settle Guard Deployment Bias Suit For $35K
• Judge Says Army Corps Didn't Violate Procurement Regs
• States Sue To Block Medicaid Ban On Youth Gender Care
• Danish Researcher Pleads Guilty To CDC Grant Money Theft
• Colo. Ski Resort Owner Ends Permit Fee Suit After Settlement
• Contractor Seeks Redo After Fed. Circ. Vacates $12.7M Award
• Localities Say DHS Can't Tie Grant Funds To Election Process
• Miami College Officials Claim Immunity In ICE Protest Suit
• NY Ethics Opinion Warns Attys On Qui Tam Deception
• Watchdog Sues To Unmask Feds' 'Secret' Frontier AI Review
• Honeywell Aerospace To Pay $2M In Security Lapses Case
• Proposed Small-Biz Standards Could Hurt Smaller Cos.
• Crooked Owner Of NYC Homeless Services Org Avoids Prison
• VA Paid $11.2M For Suicide Prevention Services It Never Got
• Interior Board Stays BLM Data Center Approval In Nevada
• Teachers Union Wants In On CDL Data Fight
• GEO Seeks Split Trial In Colo. Detainee Labor Suit
• DOJ Fraud Declination Highlights Self-Disclosure Tradeoffs
• 11th Circ. Rules Qui Tam Provisions Don't Violate Constitution
• Lockheed, General Dynamics Land 7-Year Missile Deals