A Massachusetts federal decide sided with a gaggle of universities Oct. 10 and rejected a U.S. Division of Protection coverage limiting oblique price reimbursements on federal analysis grants, discovering the company acted unlawfully and with out correct justification.
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Tuesday, October 14
Fed. Judge Blocks Dept. of Defense’s Attempt to Cap Research Grant Reimbursements
