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• July 11, 2025

  Hospital Says Wash. Withholding Docs In Billing Fraud Suit

  A hospital system accused of overbilling Medicaid in connection to a neurosurgeon's fraud scheme contends the Washington state attorney general's office has wrongly refused to provide records from agencies involved in the misconduct investigation, according to new filings in federal court.

• July 11, 2025

  Trustee Says IT Contractor's Ch. 11 Counsel Pick Has Conflict

  The U.S. Trustee's Office objected late Thursday to the retention of Cullen and Dykman LLP as counsel for bankrupt government information technology contractor Sysorex Government Services Inc. in the company's Chapter 11 case because of the firm's representation of defendants in suits over alleged fraudulent transfers.

• July 11, 2025

  GSA Watchdog Flags $13.7M IT Deal For Federal Rule Breach

  The General Services Administration awarded an improper $13.7 million sole-source task order under a blanket purchase agreement it was not authorized to use and kept spending on the project after being alerted of the issue, the Office of Inspector General said in a report released Thursday.

• July 11, 2025

  Transportation Policies To Watch In 2025: A Midyear Report

  Sweeping new tariffs, revised vehicle emission and fuel-economy standards, and aviation safety reforms are some of the transportation industry's top regulatory priorities to watch in the second half of 2025.

• July 11, 2025

  Justices Rethink Minimum Contacts For Foreign Entities

  Two recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions, Devas v. Antrix and Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization, suggest that federal statutes may confer personal jurisdiction over foreign entities that have little to no contact with the U.S. — a significant departure from traditional due process principles, says Gary Shaw at Pillsbury.

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