Hencely v. Fluor Corp. · ¶30

An example Boyle gave confirms that Boyle does not justify the Fourth Circuit's rule. The Court thought it clear that in a case in which the Government asks a contractor for a certain result, and the contractor is sued for how it achieved that result, the suit is not preempted if the Government was silent about the conduct that allegedly violated state law:

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