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Aerospace & Defense - October, 2017

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• Airbus Says It Gave Feds Wrong Info About Arms Sales
• Fox News Says Contributor Must Arbitrate Defamation Claims
• DuPont Snags Early Win In Liability Suit Over Marine's Death
• EPA Says No Agency Grants For Science Committee Members
• Shipyard Workers Say Navy Denied OT For Japan-Based Work
• DOD Keeping More Afghan Force Info Secret, Watchdog Says
• How They Won It: Morgan Lewis Scores 9th Circ. CERCLA Win
• Trump's National Security Pick Pushes Back On Intel Warrants
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• Increased FARA Enforcement May Lie Ahead
• Navy 'Needs Ideas Now' To Meet Future Fleet's 355-Ship Goal
• Traveler Wants 3rd Circ. To Rehear Suit Against TSA Agent
• Canada Protests WTO Panel Probing Bombardier Subsidies
• Health Records Co. 'Not Qualified' To Protest $9B VA Contract
• DHS Says Most Agencies On Track To Cut Kaspersky Products
• Congressional Forecast: November
• Immigrant Soldiers Win Pause Of Rules Blocking Citizenship
• Onvia Stockholders Want 'Misleading' Deltek Merger Halted
• Trump's Trans Military Ban Hits Roadblock
• Making Pro Bono Work
• Being There: Preparing Witnesses For Depositions
• Firm Wants Ex-SEAL's Bin Laden Book Malpractice Suit Nixed
• Class Counsel In Dow Pollution Suit Slam Attys' Fee Bid
• Stalled Pentagon Picks To Move Forward, GOP Sens. Say
• FCA Decision Tracker: Continued Interpretations Of Escobar
• Calif. Jury Clears Adhesive Maker In $22M Mesothelioma Suit
• Wash. Judge Won't Halt Trump's 3rd Travel Ban
• Judge Backs Gov't In Officer's Med Mal Suit Against AF Doc
• US Atty Boente To Resign Once Trump Picks Replacement
• GSA Clears 70 Vet-Owned Firms For $5B IT Support Contract
• Baker Hughes' Investors Seek Stock Review In $7.4B GE Deal
• GAO Denies Bid Protest Over $98M Air Force Tech Contract
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• Nuke Agency Unveils Final Guidelines For Los Alamos Bids
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• 3 Takeaways From Trump's Drone Testing Directive
• Boeing Takes New $329M Hit On Air Tanker Program
• Refugee Screening Process Needs Strengthening, GAO Says
• Trump Taps Acting Pentagon CIO For Top Tech Role At DHS
• Feds Can't Flee Vietnam Veterans' Agent-Orange Benefits Suit
• Man Pleads Guilty To Series Of Online Frauds Worth $3.7M
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• Senate Intel Panel Approves Renewal Of Surveillance Powers
• Senators Want Steel Trade Probe To Accelerate
• Kaspersky Lab Says It Got NSA Code Off Personal Computer
• Victims' Families Urge Court To Proceed With ISIS Suit
• AAI Lands Blow To Boeing Doc Bid In $1.2B Contract Row
• BAE Systems, Workers Seek Final OK Of $2.9M Wage Deal
• Trump Launches Program For State, Local Gov't Drone Testing
• Judge Nixes Order Releasing Pair Of Benghazi Emails
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• Gov't Must Face Suit Over VA's Delayed Cancer Diagnosis
• House Bill Would Raise Stakes Of Congressional Inquiries
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Be A Sponge
• DOD Beats Air Force Workers' Collective Bargaining Suit
• Media Orgs Urge 11th Circ. To Make FBI Cough Up 9/11 Docs
• F-35 Program Dogged by Multiyear Maintenance Delays
• NJ Duo Confess To Navy Contract Kickback Scheme
• Fox Contributor Fights Arbitration Bid In Defamation Row
• CliniComp Looks To Revive Protest Of VA Health Records Deal
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• VA Surgery Patient Severely Burned By Blanket, Suit Says
• DOD To Remove Kaspersky Products From Its Systems
• Google Beats Suit Accusing It Of Liability For ISIS Attack
• Md. VA Facility's Opioid Treatment Lacking, Report Says
• Ex-CEO Seeks New Trial In Armored Trucks Fraud Case
• Rimon Grows Silicon Valley Office With Orrick IP Pro
• House OKs Shipping Security, Cuba Travel Bills
• Air Force Retirees May Help Alleviate Ground Staff Shortage
• Dems Want Admin Progress On Security-Based Trade Probes
• NY Times Can't Get 'Olson Memo' On NSA Spying, Judge Says
• Embattled Kaspersky Lab Invites Third-Party Software Review
• Raytheon Can't Duck IP Suit Seeking To 'Firewall' Workers
• NJ Woman Gets 2 Years For $2.8M Vet Retraining Scam
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• How The 3rd Circ. Stripped Down The 'Bare Metal' Defense
• Immigrants' Rights Group Sues DHS Over Sanctuary City Docs
• Blue Wolf Brings In $540M For Latest PE Fund
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• Order Blocking Travel Ban Extended By Hawaii Judge
• Army Probed Only 10% Of $455B In Irregularities, Says GAO
• IBM FCA Suit Over Emergency Program Settles Before Trial
• FBI Sued Over Negligence In 1994 Shooting By Informant
• Food Aid Shipping In Need Of Reform, GAO Official Testifies
• GAO Denies Northrop Challenge To $1B DHS Cyber Contract
• 4th Circ. Scraps $750M Army Base Pollution Class Action
• Steptoe Hires Ex-Federal Prosecutor For DC Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vitol, RWE, Airbus
• Feds Can't Nix Or Move Blood-Clot Suit Against Army Hospital
• BuzzFeed Says Trump Tweet Opens CIA's Syria Docs To FOIA
• How Arbitrators Maintain Proportionality In Discovery
• 4th Circ. Nixes Black Worker's Suit Over Noose, KKK Hood
• Tech Giants Urge Stay On ISIS Suit For 9th Circ. Ruling
• Blackwater Guards Ask DC Circ. To Uphold New Trial Ruling
• Honeywell Hit With $22M Contract Suit By Security Co.
• McCain Threatens Subpoena For No-Show Cybersecurity Czar
• Sens. Move To Defund Enforcement Of Trump Travel Ban
• Parker Hannifin Says Feds' Merger Challenge Came Too Late
• 'Indefinite' Lufthansa Patent Still Invalid, Fed. Circ. Says
• Military Bases Didn't Report Water Systems Issues, GAO Finds
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• 6 Possible Iran Deal Scenarios
• 4 Things To Know About The Latest Travel Ban Rulings
• Gov't Owes Surplus Seller $7M In Suit Over Cost Surge
• Race Bias Treaty Doesn't Preempt Title VII, 9th Circ. Says
• Russian Oligarch Loses Defamation Suit Against AP
• TSA's Practices For Tech Overhaul Fall Short, GAO Says
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• Ex-Army Contractor CFO Gets Probation In $6M Humvee Fraud
• 7th Circ. Affirms Win For VA In Wrongful Death Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Class Cert. For Private Iraq Guards
• Investors Say Orbital Withheld Info On $9.2B Northrop Deal
• Turkish Banker Can't Duck Iran Sanctions Case, Feds Say
• Senate Approves Trump Pick For DOD Deputy Secretary
• Bombardier, Airbus Notch Deal That May Hamper Trade Case
• DOJ Says Suit Over Transgender Military Ban Is 'Premature'
• UK Wants To Subject More Mergers To Nat'l Security Review
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• Venezuela Says Mining Co. Can't Claim $1.4B In BNY Funds
• ZwillGen Nabs Ex-DHS Cyber Pro From Hogan Lovells
• Trump Fights Hawaii's Bid For Temporary Halt To Travel Ban
• Former US Army Sergeant Charged With Murder For Hire
• Ex-Navy Comptroller To Serve 3 Years For Kickback Scheme
• Snowden Filmmaker Received All Public FOIA Docs, FBI Says
• 15 AGs Say Transgender Military Ban Is 'Unconstitutional'
• FAA Looking Into Pilot's 'Turkey Drops' During Festival
• Insurers Sue Saudi Arabia For $1.5B In Losses After 9/11
• Bowe Bergdahl Found Guilty Of Desertion, Misbehavior
• A Big Drone Victory For FAA
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• Honeywell Antitrust Lawsuit Headed To Mediation
• Feds Slam Researcher's Bid To Revive FCA Counterclaims
• General Dynamics, Others Infringed Radio Patent, Suit Says
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• Saleswoman Dodges Prison In $30M Russia Export Scheme
• Trump Puts Iran Deal Under Scrutiny, Threatens To Withdraw
• Tech Co. Wins Intelligence Agency's $1B IT Management Deal
• Learning From DOJ's Parker Hannifin Merger Challenge
• 3 Things To Know About Trump's New Pick For DHS Sec.
• France Attack Widow Says Google, Facebook, Twitter Aid ISIS
• GAO Torpedoes S. Korean Co.'s US Navy Contract Protest
• Trump Bashes Challenges To Travel Ban, DACA Termination
• Dow Pollution Class Attys Tell 10th Circ. They Deserve Fees
• Trump's Iran Gambit Deepens Uncertainty Of Sanctions Relief
• An Important Message For Midsized Government Contractors
• Accused Army Deserter Bergdahl To Enter Plea On Monday
• Ex-Army Manager, Biz Owners Get Prison For Humvee Scheme
• Six States Request Halt Of 3rd Travel Ban
• Retired Colonel Pleads Not Guilty In Haiti Bribe Plot
• Terror Liability Troubles Kennedy, Conservatives At High Court
• Jury Awards $8.1M In Retaliation Case At Hanford Nuke Site
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• ACLU Sues Over Kansas Law Against Boycotts Of Israel
• Trump Names Kirstjen Nielsen As DHS Secretary
• USS McCain's Top 2 Officers Out Over 'Preventable' Crash
• Delta Won't Pay US Tariffs On New Bombardier Jets, CEO Says
• Ex-Owners Of Army Contractor Sentenced For $6M Fraud
• Turkish Banker Wants Out Of Iran Sanctions Case Or Own Trial
• Justices To Weigh Corporate Liability In Terror Connections
• Pa. Man Admits To Kickback Scheme Involving Navy Contract
• Boston-Area Robotics Company Wins $100M Army Contract
• Honeywell Unveils Plans To Spin Off Pair Of Businesses
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• Contractor CEO Guilty Of Selling Flimsy Trucks To Military
• Justices Won't Hear Al-Qaida Recruiter's Conviction Appeal
• House Dems Ask DOD For Memos On Transgender Ban
• Heckler & Koch Can't Pause Orbital's $27M Army Deal Suit
• Revoking Sudan Sanctions Brings New Prospects, Old Risks
• Hawaii, Refugee Groups Challenge Latest Trump Travel Ban
• More US Tariffs On Jets For Bombardier In Boeing Trade Row
• 5 Key Issues To Watch In Defense Bill Negotiations
• Trump Taps Contractor Exec For Army Acquisition Post
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• IBM Can't Exit FCA Suit Over Emergency Response Program
• 4 Men Charged In $16M Pentagon Kickback Scheme
• Accused NSA Leaker Reality Winner Denied Bail Again
• President's Drone Strike Power Not Unlimited, Justices Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Summit Materials, Penn National, Excelitas
• How Should Air Carriers Respond To Etihad?
• Judge Dismisses ERISA Suit Against L-3 Execs
• Aerospace Holdings Wins Approval For Ch. 11 Windup Plan
• Travel Ban Challengers, Trump Respond To Supreme Court
• Judge Strikes Part Of DynCorp's Defense In $135M FCA Suit
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Sentence For Trying To Get F-35 Info To Iran
• NTSB Investigating Drone Collision With Army Helicopter
• DOJ Says Transgender Ban 'Not Ripe' For Court Challenge
• Pence Pledges Moon Landing In Revamped Space Program
• Iran-Linked Charity Must Hand NYC Office Tower To Feds
• ICC Tribunal Orders Greece To Pay Shipbuilder €200M
• Next Round Of Water Contamination Suits May Involve CWA
• Steps For Government Contractors To Take After Hurricanes
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• Retired US Colonel Faces Volley Of New Haiti Bribe Charges
• EPA Asks Court To Rethink Halting Superfund Cleanup Plan
• Leak Suspect Seeks Classified Docs To Support Defense
• Gov't Says Warehouse Wrongly Held Military Members' Goods
• Families Of Pilots, US Rep. Sue DOD For Deadly Crash Info
• Three Floridians Plead Guilty To Syrian Export Scheme
• GCs Hesitant To Share Cyberthreat Info, DHS Official Says
• 9th Circ. Reverses Gov't Win In Work Site Cleanup Suit
• PCX Aerostructures Snags $136M In Gov't Contracts
• GAO Revives McCann-Erickson's Bid For $4B Army Ad Deal
• DHS Chief Says Cos. 'Right To Worry' About Cyberthreats
• 3rd Circ. Sinks 'Bare Metal' Defense In Asbestos Suit
• DOD Wants Kaspersky Halt For Classified Contractor Systems
• Trump's Afghan Plan To Cost $12.5B A Year, Mattis Says
• Lockheed Martin Wins $1B Navy Ballistic Missile Contract
• Vets Want DOD Docs About Radiation Exposure At Crash Site
• VA Awards Slots On $25B Support Services Deal
• CFIUS, China And Trump Administration: 5 Things To Know
• Fraudster Wants Verdict Nixed Over Prosecutor's Closing
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• Feds Want Testimony Nixed In Armored Vehicle Fraud Case
• BNP Paribas Escapes Claims It Funded '98 Embassy Attacks
• High Court Rejects Petitions For Several Immigration Cases
• Non-Citizen Soldiers Say Feds Wrongly Tried To Toss Case
• Justices Seek US' Views In $315M Case Over USS Cole Attack
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• White House Withdraws Air Force, Army Counsel Nominees
• Orbital Says German Arms Co. Can't Halt $27M Army Deal Row
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come