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U.S. Supreme Court Narrows Government-Contractor Defense – What Federal Construction And Infrastructure Contractors Must Know

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By Jeffrey L. Hamera, Rolando R. Sanchez, Ari Hoffman Verified
| Mondaq
Duane Morris LLP are most popular: within Law Department Performance topic(s) The U.S. Supreme Court's April 22, 2026, decision in Hencely v. Fluor Corp. rejected the recent expansion of the government-contractor defense for private contractors working on certain federal projects, including in high-risk combat environments.
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Newly Implemented SBA Final Rule On Recertification Requirements Shakes Up Mergers And Acquisitions

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By Geoffrey M. Goodale, Rolando R. Sanchez, Matthew Steinway
| Mondaq
Duane Morris LLP are most popular: within Law Department Performance and Accounting and Audit topic(s) As the value of an acquisition of a small-business government contractor is likely dependent on the ability to transfer any pending or current contracts to the purchaser, it is essential that all parties understand the impact of recent changes to a final U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) rule.
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DOJ Signals Renewed Focus On False Claims Act Enforcement Of Customs Fraud And Tariff Evasion By U.S. Importers

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By Daniel R. Walworth, Christopher Casey, Geoffrey M. Goodale, Rolando R. Sanchez
| Mondaq
Allegations of improper avoidance of customs and duty obligations by businesses have long presented a potential risk of False Claims Act (FCA) liability. For businesses that do not directly or indirectly receive government funding, but whose operations rely on international supply chains, that risk may have once seemed remote.
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