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Aerospace & Defense - February, 2018

181 articles

• House Armed Services Chair Wants More Spending Flexibility
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bayer, Embraer, NIO
• Dems Want Info On Alleged 'Quid Pro Quo' Army Sec. Deal
• Air Force Ends T-6 Flight Halt Triggered By Oxygen Issues
• NASA Rightly Axed Contract Bid Over Conflict, Court Says
• Boeing Must Produce $16B Iran Air Sale Docs In Terror Case
• Spy Court Briefs Released In Fight Over Surveillance Orders
• Judge Attacked By Trump OKs Border Wall Fast Track
• Dye Co. Sues Oakley Over Military Tech Secrets After Sale
• 9/11 Judge Wants Mattis To Explain Commission Chief Firing
• Trump Reaches $3.9B Handshake Deal For New Boeing Jets
• DOD Says First Transgender Recruit Has Signed Contract
• Why Machine Learning Should Matter To Lawyers
• Sessions Warns Recent Judicial Rulings Threaten Exec. Power
• DHS Deputy Secretary To Step Down After Just One Year
• DCAA 'Whistleblower' Suspension Legit, 9th Circ. Says
• Aviation Co.'s Doc Request Called 'Fishing' In $4.7M Row
• Civilian Hospitals To Train Military Docs Under House Bill
• Beirut Victims' Kin Fight Bank's Bid To Stay Terrorism Case
• Treasury Issues Sanctions For Libyan Oil Smuggling
• Feds Denied Exit Bid In Contractor Suit Over Design Specs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Boeing, Sydney Motorway, Ceva Logistics
• Feds Fight Back Against Sikorsky's FCA Suit Dismissal Bid
• After A Drone Accident, Who Can Be Held Responsible?
• Sallyport Sues 'Disgruntled' Former Workers For Defamation
• Pentagon Favors 'Targeted' Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• US Steps Into Tricare FCA Suit Against Pharmacy, PE Owner
• State Dept. Approves $3.2B Patriot Missile Sale To Sweden
• US Squeezes N. Korean Shipping Sector With New Sanctions
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Ex-Skadden National Security Pro In DC
• Manafort Associate Pleads Guilty In Mueller Probe
• Managing Aircraft Lease Novations: A Primer
• Palantir Ordered To Turn Over Books, Records To Investor
• Facebook Shouldn't Expect 'Fake News' Legal Woes, For Now
• Senate Budget Chief Urges DOD To Show Audit Progress
• Deals Rumor Mill: Phoenix, Telecom Italia, United Tech
• GAO Waves Off Air Force Contractor's Bad Financial Report
• BMW To Pay Service Members $2.1M In Lease Refund Row
• Crowell & Moring Adds Ex-DOJ Gov't Contracts Trial Atty
• CACI Still Faces Torture Claims By Abu Ghraib Prisoners
• GAO Sustains Protest Of $771M IT Solutions Contract
• New Cloud Data Bill Pits Big Tech Against Privacy Hawks
• Prosecution Appeals Suspension Of Guantanamo Terror Trial
• DOD To Send Transgender Recommendations To White House
• Embattled Shulkin Working To Stop 'Hijack' By VA Staff
• Latest Russia Plea A Glimpse Into Mueller's Universe
• Armored Truck Co. CEO Gets Over 5 Years For Defrauding US
• Aviation Contractor Seeks Rival's Tax Docs In $4.6M Row
• Navy Picks 5 Companies To Vie For New Frigate Design
• Hamas Victims Can't Seize Artifacts, Supreme Court Rules
• DOD Focus On 'Other Transactions' Shows Big Year Ahead
• Ex-Skadden Atty Pleads Guilty To Lying In Mueller Probe
• Huntington Ingalls Nabs $1.4B Navy Ship Contract
• 10 Government Contracting Trends To Watch This Year
• Vectrus Nabs $108M Army Dining Facility Services Contract
• Akerman Adds 3 Ex-Gardere Attys In Dallas
• Akin Gump Secures Asylum For US Military Interpreter
• Safran Gets Attys' Fees After Beating FCA Allegations
• Spy Court Suggests Lawmakers Ask DOJ For FISA Case Info
• Senate Approves New DOJ National Security Chief, DOD Noms
• Can Courts Handle The Increased FOIA Strain Under Trump?
• Syrian Family Pulls Unlawful Travel Ban Application Claims
• Womble Bond Snags 3 Pepper Hamilton Gov't Contracts Attys
• Guantanamo Trial Halted After 'Revolution' By Defense
• Commerce Calls For Sweeping Steel, Aluminum Import Curbs
• Mueller Charges 13 Russians With US Election Tampering
• Autonomous Drones: Set To Fly, But May Not Comply
• How Emerging Sources Of ESI Will Impact Discovery
• Commerce IDs Russian Entities It Says Meddled In Crimea
• ITC Says Delta's Bombardier Order Didn't Harm Boeing
• DynCorp Still Hasn't Returned $5.1M Aircraft, Suit Says
• Judge Says DOJ Refusal To Admit It Had Dossier A 'Hard Sell'
• Agencies Better At Cybersecurity Than Vendors, Study Says
• US, UK Officials Blame Russia For 'NotPetya' Cyberattack
• Paris Survivor Blames Social Media Giants For ISIS Terror
• Northrop Grumman Gets Ex-Workers' ERISA Suit Trimmed
• DOD Wants To Clear Up Cloud Acquisition Questions
• VA Chief Admits Bad 'Optics' Of His Euro Trip
• Navy Yard Shooting Victims Must Propose Damages By April
• PlanetRisk Gets Up To $79M Cybersecurity Contract From DHS
• Put The Brakes On Acceleration Bay Litigation Funder Ruling
• EU Bank Seeks Pause In $1.68B Beirut Terror Victim Redress
• A Chat With Hogan Lovells HR Chief Allison Friend
• State Dept. Revises Arms Regs For South Sudan
• GAO Backs BAE Protest Over $281M Army Intel Support Deal
• Feds Want 11-Year Sentence For Armored Truck Fraudster
• Army Electronic Warfare Unit Head Gets Nom To Lead NSA
• VA Watchdog Slams Shulkin's Eurotrip, Secretary Hits Back
• Afghan Contractor Nears Settlement In $78M Forfeiture Row
• EU Clears Northrop's $9.2B Acquisition Of Orbital
• Considerations For Attorneys Using Artificial Intelligence
• Kaspersky Opens New Front In Legal Fight With White House
• Rolls-Royce Should Win FCA Suit Toss, Atty DQ: Magistrate
• NATO Chief Says Allies Bumped Up Defense Spending
• Senate Panel Grills OMB's Mulvaney On Trump Budget
• Ga. Investment Manager Stole $1.2M From Fund, SEC Says
• Lawmakers Caution Trump On Steel Trade Restrictions
• 'No Doubt' Russia Will Meddle In Midterms, Spy Chief Says
• Navy Ship Goal Still Decades Away Under New Plan
• What Hospitals Need To Know Before Forming A Drug Co.
• Va. Cos. Secure $200M Geospatial Info Contract From DOD
• CFIUS Scrutiny Of Foreign Acquisitions Intensifies
• Cybersecurity Gets Boost In Trump's 2019 Budget Proposal
• Leonardo Drops Suit Over Army's Sole-Source Lakota Buy
• Insurers Can't Revive Libyan Terror Claims Row At Fed. Circ.
• Sikorsky Aircraft Can't Dodge Deaf Employee's Bias Claims
• Trump Budget Calls For DOD Spending Hikes, Domestic Cuts
• JSTARS Jets Scrapped From $719B Defense Budget
• Judging A Book: Duncan Reviews 'Justice And Empathy'
• Supplier Wins $100M DOD Radiology Systems Contract
• General Dynamics Buys IT Solutions Biz In $9.6B Deal
• Emerging Trends In FCA Enforcement: 2018 Outlook
• Trump Blocks Release Of Democrats' Intelligence Memo
• Airbus Penalized €81.25M In Bribery Probe Of Fighter Sale
• Girardi Keese Must Open Books On $130M Deal, 9th Circ. Told
• Fed Circ. Says Federal Military Leave Provisions Are Broad
• Texas County Drops $3.5M Border Fence Fraud Suit
• Movements Without Motion In Russian Sanctions Policy
• 'Weak' Evidence Dooms Booz Allen Investors' Stock-Drop Suit
• DACA Service Members Can't Be Deported, DOD Announces
• Fed. Circ. To Decide Future Of Commercial Item Contracting
• 2nd Circ. Overturns $100M Arab Bank Terror Verdict
• Trump Signs Spending Bill, Ending Overnight Shutdown
• Congress Fumbles Spending Debate, Shutting Gov't Down
• GAO Sustains Challenge To $38M Navy Deal Over Ambiguities
• DOD Awards $950M Cloud Computing Contract To REAN
• The Art Of The Litigation Funding Deal
• $7M DOD Cloud Contract Support Deal Hit With Protest
• Fed. Circuit Urged To Make Army Consider Palantir Software
• Aviation Update: Was 2017 Really The Safest Year Ever?
• Problematic Aspects Of DOD Commercial Item Rule
• Power, Corruption And Lies: How Juries Are Responding
• Tillerson To Form New State Dept. Cybersecurity Bureau
• Attorneys Cautiously Optimistic After Acquisition Report
• Senators Urge DOD To Study Phone Tracking Risks
• Muslim Engineer Can't Prove Sikorsky Fired Him For His Faith
• Senate Leaders Reveal Spending Deal As Shutdown Looms
• Smart Contracts Need Smart Corporate Lawyers
• Exploring Interplay Between PTAB And Claims Court: Part 3
• DHS Fights Kaspersky's Bid To Block Federal Software Ban
• Federal Circ. Upholds Validity Of Motion Tracking IP
• House Passes Government Funding Band-Aid
• Ala. Judge Grounds Rocket Technician's Sex Bias Suit
• How To Fix Your Broken Client Teams
• ID Screener Spurned By Navy Gets Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Mitsubishi, Triton, Boeing
• Former NFL Player Convicted Over $40M Tricare Fraud
• Mattis Fires Guantanamo Military Commission Chief
• $4.1M Refund Ordered In US-Halted Engine Sale
• Fed. Agencies Should Handle Nat'l Security Alerts, House Told
• AIG Picks Up Gibson Dunn Star, Former CIA GC
• Booz Allen Scores $621M DHS Cybersecurity Contract
• Orbital ATK Must Face Rival's Trade Secret Theft Suit
• Alleged Russian Spam Kingpin Extradited To US
• DOD Pushes Spending Hikes In New Nuclear Weapons Plan
• DOD Forming Cryptocurrency Guide For Background Checks
• Hacking Suspect Lauri Love Wins Appeal Of US Extradition
• Interpreting Treasury's Report On Russian Oligarchs
• Treasury Sanctions 6 People, 7 Cos. Over Terrorism Ties
• House Panel Leader Tells DHS To Cough Up Kaspersky Docs
• Disputed Memo Claims FBI Misled Spy Court On Trump Aide
• State Of The Union Won't Fix Partisan Quagmire In Congress
• €40M Award Wrongly Amended Post-Judgment: DC Circ.
• Buchalter Adds 3 IP Pros From Greenberg Traurig
• Matson Defends DC Circ. Challenge To Rival's Gov't Subsidies
• Highlights From DOD Acquisition Panel's 1st Report
• Air Force Pauses T-6 Flights Following Oxygen Issues
• How To Serve Your Blind Client Effectively
• Steelmakers Lean On Trump For New Import Curbs
• Don't Let PFAS Leave A Mark On Your Business Transaction
• What To Expect After Trump's State Of The Union Address
• House Dems Want Answers From Strava On Privacy Issues
• FOIA Atty Loses DC Circ. Bid For More Info On FBI Probe
• DynCorp, AAR Settle $10B Counternarcotics Contract Row
• Boeing Scores $6.6B For Missile Defense Expansion
• Mintz Levin Adds Wireless Tech Expert In DC
• Watchdog Backs DOD's $16B In Foreign Sales Cost Waivers
• DOD Acquisition Panel Calls For 'Dynamic Marketplace'
• Sacramento Tainted Water Suit Filed Too Soon, Judge Says
• Evolving Due Process In The Digital Age
• DOJ Has New Policy On FCA Dismissals — Finally