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Supreme Court Holds that Federal Law Does Not Preempt State Tort Claims When the Contractor’s Own Negligence Causes Injuries • You Can’t Blame the Government for Weather You Could Have Predicted • COFC Holds that USAID Contractors Properly Pleaded Breach of Contract by Improper Mass Termination in Bad Faith/Abuse of Discretion • Bid Protests in Maine • Army Awards $2.7B Contract for Dark Eagle Hypersonic Weapon
COFC Is an “Appropriate Professional Authority” to Which a Lawyer May Report the Misconduct of Another Lawyer Under the Rules of Professional Conduct; The Hanover Insurance Company et al. v, United States, COFC 12-499C, 13-500C, 13-800C, 16-1187
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