Postal Fleet Services Inc. won the dismissal of a whistleblower suit alleging that the surface transportation services contractor for the US Postal Service violated the False Claims Act by not paying adequate wages.
A whistleblower can proceed with claims that Magee-Womens Research Institute and Foundation and the University of Pittsburgh violated the False Claims Act by not satisfying accounting requirements for receiving National Institutes of Health grants.
LinQuest Corp. lost its protest challenging the US Space Force’s elimination of its bid to provide research and development support services at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico and other locations, the US Government Accountability Office said in a decision released Wednesday.
Recent budget cuts mean the EPA’s chemicals office will have to more carefully pick and choose what it can focus on, the department’s head told staffers on Tuesday.
Marijuana is now legal in about half of the states, but still maintains its illegal status at the federal level. What does this mean for an employer who wants to, or has to, administer drug tests for its employees? We tackle that question on our podcast, On The Merits, with Sean Mack, a partner at the New Jersey firm Pashman Stein and the co-chair of its cannabis and hemp law practice. Mack says testing employees for marijuana, or firing an employee who tests positive, is now so fraught with employment law issues that it may no longer be worth the hassle.
24 Asset Management Corp., Spectrum Solutions Acquisitions LLC, and JGM Property Management Group can proceed with US Department of Housing and Urban Development contracts for property management services worth hundreds of millions of dollars, the GAO said.
Criterion Corp. showed that the US Air Force improperly eliminated its bid to provide base operations support services at Homestead Air Reserve Base in Florida, the GAO said in a decision released Tuesday.
Halifax Health Inc. defeated a former operations manager’s attempt to reinstate a lawsuit asserting that she was fired in retaliation for calling attention to alleged government fraud in violation of the False Claims Act.
Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC has agreed to pay $18.4 million to settle allegations of knowingly submitting false claims to the National Nuclear Security Administration, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
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A brief history of highway infrastructure challenges in the United States.
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