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Aerospace & Defense - March, 2018

213 articles

• Space Travel Co. GC's Email Allowed In Tourist's Suit
• US Awards Boeing $1.2B For Fighter Jets For Kuwait
• 6th Circ. Flips Former Air Guard Recruiter's Theft Conviction
• Pharmacy Owner Gets 13 Years For $4.3M Kickback Plot
• Honeywell Can Pull Retirees' Health Benefits, Judge Rules
• Goodwin Liu Talks Academia, Constitutional Law, Oxtail Stew
• Spirit Aero Hit With $50M Benefits Suit Over Noncompete
• FCC Greenlights SpaceX's Broadband Satellite Project
• NJ Woman's Suit Protesting Male-Only Draft Moves Ahead
• VA Counsel Pulled Strings To Get Wife Hired, Probe Finds
• Russian Man Charged With Hacking US Tech Firms Extradited
• BigLaw Doesn't Have A Diversity Problem
• Northrop Loses Bid To Send ERISA Coverage Dispute To Del.
• Manafort Wants Judge's Help In Warrant Challenge
• NY AG Says Record 9.2M Affected By 2017 Data Breaches
• GAO Offers Hollow Victory In Protest Over Navy Washer Deal
• Anti-Amazon Ad Urges Trump To Intervene In DOD Cloud Deal
• 9/11 Victims' Terrorism MDL Against Saudi Arabia Trimmed
• Iranian Pleads Not Guilty To $115M Sanctions-Dodging Plot
• Roman J. Israel, Esquire, Meet Donald J. Trump, POTUS
• Boeing Says WannaCry Intrusion Had Limited Impact
• Materials Co.'s Break Changes Violated Law: NLRB Judge
• DOJ Sues Auto Lender For Illegal Vehicle Repossession
• Trump Picks His Doctor To Lead VA As Shulkin Shoves Off
• Poland Inks $4.75B Deal For Patriot Missile System
• Cigna Sheds ERISA Suit Over Suspended Disability Payments
• DOT Workers' Age Bias Claims Revived Over Ex-Atty Misstep
• CACI Pulls CSRA Bid As Target Backs General Dynamics Offer
• DOJ Watchdog Will Probe Potential FBI Abuse Of Spy Court
• Aircraft Hobbyist Slams FAA's Bid To Duck Registry Rule Suit
• We Need A Cybersecurity Framework For Law Firms
• DHS Seeks End To Kaspersky Software Ban Challenge
• KBR Owes Army $12M For LOGCAP Subcontract Overcharge
• Fearing Long Sentence, Turkish Banker Asks For Leniency
• Judge Wants Explanation On DOD's New Transgender Policy
• DOD To Release 2nd Draft Of Cloud Computing Solicitation
• Equity Partnership Isn't What It Used To Be
• Assessing Changes To The Jones Act Litigation Landscape
• Data Breaches Fueling AG Probes: BakerHostetler Report
• White House Hits Back At Report VA Chief Faces Ax
• Trump Fundraiser Accuses Qatar Of Hacking, Leaking Docs
• Ill. County Sues Facebook Over 50M-User Data Collection
• General Dynamics Fights $876M Intelligence System Deal
• FTC Officially Probing Facebook's Data Privacy Practices
• Transgender Troops Want DOD's New Partial Ban Blocked
• Pai Wants To Narrow Use Of $8.5B Fund Amid Spying Fears
• Judging A Book: Hardiman Reviews 'Without Precedent'
• Saudi Arabia, Booz Allen Pen Deal To Boost Cyber Workforce
• Objections Mount Over Model For DOD Cloud Contract
• Bayh-Dole Could Be A Drug Pricing Fix, If The Feds Want It
• Feds Charge 9 In $3.4B Cyber Heist Of Universities' IP
• Faulty Piaggio Plane Motor Caused $1.9M Crash, Insurer Says
• Top Tax Changes For Law Firms: What Lawyers Need To Know
• US Allies Get Tariff Reprieve As China Prepares Retaliation
• Trump Signs $1.3T Spending Bill After Mulling Veto
• House Panel Grills Ross Over Economic Risks Of Steel Tariffs
• Bolton To Replace McMaster As National Security Adviser
• Enviros Challenge Trump Border Wall Fast Track In N.M.
• 11th Circ. Won't Take Appeal Over Navy Aircraft Crash
• Congress Averts Shutdown With $1.3T Spending Package
• Defense Gets Big Boost In $1.3T Federal Spending Bill
• Tech Cos. Want Security Cameras Supplier Held In Contempt
• Lawmakers Ask Zuckerberg To Testify About Data Misuse
• Companies Should Avoid The BigLaw Bonus Structure
• Congressional Leaders Agree To $1.3T Long-Term Funding Bill
• Fla. Man Pleads Guilty To Exporting Military Items To Russia
• GOP Rep. Wants Commission To Study Artificial Intelligence
• GAO Rejects Challenge To AT&T's $2.6B NSA IT Services Deal
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review VA's Agent Orange Policy Tweak
• US Must Disclose Docs To Defend Transgender Military Ban
• Trump Dossier Author Can Be Deposed In BuzzFeed Libel Suit
• US Allies May Earn Immediate Steel, Aluminum Tariff Relief
• Chief Innovation Officer — The New Star On Legal Teams
• Gov't Litigation Tactics 'Kafkaesque,' 9th Circ. Judges Say
• NASA Reaches $15M Deal After Breaching Audit Contract
• Iranian Charged With Sneaking $115M Through US Banks
• Boeing Drops Opposition To $23B UTC, Rockwell Deal
• IBM Can't Escape Army's $5.9M Clawback Bid On IT Contract
• Noncitizen Soldiers Seek To Block New Naturalization Policy
• What To Watch For As Lighthizer Heads To Capitol Hill
• Oshkosh Says Marines Overreached On Technical Data Rights
• AAR Denies DynCorp Claim That Trade Secret Deal Is Far Off
• General Dynamics Offers $9.7B In Jostle For IT Contractor
• EXCLUSIVE: Behind The Downfall Of Latham's Chairman
• National Lawyers Need National Licensing For National Courts
• CFIUS Short-Staffed As Workload Increases, GAO Finds
• DynCorp Wants AAR Trade Secret Case Revived After Impasse
• 'Breach' Or Not, Facebook In Legal Hot Water Over Data Use
• Honeywell Blasts $22M Suit Over Closed-Circuit Tech Support
• Justices Won't Hear Bid To Overturn 'Auer Deference'
• TransDigm Buys PE-Owned Aircraft Parts Maker For $525M
• Review Panel Rules ACLU Can Pursue Spy Court Docs
• High Court Won't Review FCA First-To-File Case
• How They Won It: AG's Deal Snub Spurs $25M Patient Verdict
• Ex-Air Force Officer Can Recant Plea Over Bad Counsel
• Melrose Sweetens GKN Takeover Bid With £1B Pension Pledge
• Sessions Fires FBI's Former No. 2 Just Before Retirement
• Private Equity FCA Suit More Likely Outlier Than Omen
• Commerce Sheds Light On Steps For Metal Tariff Exemptions
• Kodak Patent Owner Sues DJI, Hasselblad Over Photo Tech
• Zarrab Says Former Cellmate's Rape Allegation Is 'Fiction'
• Space Travel Co. Demands Sanctions Over Leaked Docs
• Lockheed Martin Snags Army Training System, F-35 Contracts
• Lockheed Martin Nabs $200M Air Force Training Contract
• A Chat With Littler Info Chief Durgesh Sharma
• How The Export Control Reform Act Would Impact Companies
• Trump, Air Force Put Pressure On Boeing Over Military Jets
• Cost Error Gives Defense Co. 2nd Shot At $40M Navy Deal
• Feds Settle Bulletproof Vest Claims With Toyobo For $66M
• Mapping Out A WTO Case Against Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Long-Running L-3, Serco Subcontract Dispute Tossed
• 4 Things To Watch In FAA Reauthorization Talks
• Dismissal Of Aerospace Firm Sale Challenge Upheld In Del.
• US Unveils New Russia Sanctions For Cyberattacks
• EU Trade Boss Expects Tariff Exemption Details 'Very Soon'
• NY Helicopter Co. Accused Of Negligence In East River Crash
• House Weighs Export Controls, National Security At Hearing
• Microsoft Drops Protest Of Transcom Cloud Contract Award
• Would-Be Arms Dealer Gets 25 Years For Iran Missile Ploy
• Lockheed Martin Nabs $1.5B For F-35s From DOD
• Section 232 Tariffs: More Questions Than Answers
• Army Plant FCA Suit Against Tribal Construction Co. Tossed
• Broadcom Ends Pursuit Of Qualcomm Following Trump Block
• Bill To Undo Metal Tariffs 'Highly Unlikely,' McConnell Says
• DOD Admits To 'Legacy' Mics In Gitmo Prisoner Meeting Room
• GAO Says Bidder's Brevity Ended Its Air Force Protest
• 3 Takeaways From Broadcom's Blocked $117B Qualcomm Bid
• Lawyering A La Carte: Unbundled Dispute Resolution Services
• Satellite Co. Seeks OK Of $1M ICC Award Against Korea's KT
• Acting NASA Head To Step Down As Nominee Remains Stalled
• Rolls-Royce Wins Bids To Exit FCA Suit, DQ Atty
• Aviation Update: Air Traffic Control Privatization Stalls
• Tillerson Fired, CIA's Pompeo Tapped To Head State Dept.
• Tariffs, Global Blowback Will Cost 495K Jobs, Report Warns
• Trump Pardons Ex-Submariner Over Classified Photos
• Trump Blocks Broadcom's $117B Takeover Bid For Qualcomm
• Deal Bars Subcontractor From Seeking Army Corps Clawback
• ACLU Wants Records On TSA Domestic Passenger Searches
• Manning & Kass Enters Texas With 2-Lawyer Dallas Office
• ViaSat Unit To Pay $12M To End False Claims Act Allegations
• Pharmacist, Employee Get Prison For $30M Tricare Fraud
• You're Perfect, Now Change: Perfectionism Hurts Lawyers
• Air Force Awards $961M Drone Fleet Support Contract
• US Allies Still Seeking Answers On Looming Metal Tariffs
• Grassley, Feinstein Debate Judicial Vetting, Obstruction
• Why The 'Blue Slip' Battles Are Becoming White Hot
• Senior Judges Fill The Void Left By Rampant Vacancies
• How Far Right Can The President Pull The Courts?
• Raytheon, Palantir Nab $876M Army Intelligence System Deal
• 5 Burning Questions About Trump's Bombshell Tariff Move
• Former Army Corps Staffer Gets 8 Years For Afghan Bribery
• DC Circ. Revives Fired Defense Base Workers' Claims
• Ex-VA Nurse Assistant Charged With Hitting Resident
• Broadcom Says It Won't Sell Sensitive Qualcomm Assets
• Soldiers Say Citizenship Class Action Must Move Forward
• Woman Wins $25M Med Mal Verdict After AG Nixes $10M Deal
• State Dept. Approves $467M In Raytheon Foreign Sales
• DOJ Leaning More On FCA In Fight Against Opioid Abuse
• Fatal Navy Ship Crash Caused By Sudden Turn, Report Says
• GAO Denies Bid Protest Of $785M Army Services Contract
• GOP Still Crying Foul On Trump's Softened Metal Tariffs
• Shipbuilder Looks For Court's OK Of $129M Venezuela Award
• Siemens CEO Calls For Industrywide Cybersecurity Effort
• Two More Navy Officers Plead Guilty Over Bribery Scheme
• DHS Falling Behind In Cybersecurity Workforce, GAO Says
• Saudis Raised Immunity Bar Too Late, 9/11 Victims Say
• Trump Inks 'Flexible' Steel, Aluminum Tariff Order
• House Republicans Implore Trump To Narrow Metals Tariffs
• VA Watchdog Slams Mismanagement At DC Medical Center
• FBI Director Vows To Treat Hacked Companies As 'Victims'
• DOD Intends To Give One Contractor Valuable Cloud Deal
• Former Senior DOJ Official Joins Crowell & Moring
• FCC Rejects Challenge To DirecTV Satellite License
• 3 Potential Roadblocks To Trump's Impending Tariffs
• NASA Supplier Wins $3.1M In Suit Against Turncoat Salesman
• 4th Circ. Mostly Backs BAE In F-16 Deal Dispute With S. Korea
• 3 Unexpected Ways CFIUS Reviews Can Be Triggered
• Broadcom Aims To Calm CFIUS Woes With 5G R&D Plan
• Why Doesn't Paul Manafort Cut A Deal?
• Claims Court Tosses PwC VA Deal After Ernst & Young Protest
• CFIUS Details Concerns Over Broadcom's Qualcomm Bid
• Air Force Awards $418M Radar System Contract
• US Blasts Disclosure Bid In Transgender Military Ban Fight
• Law360's Aerospace & Defense Editorial Advisory Board
• Defense Contractor Pleads Guilty To Retaining Gov't Secrets
• Congressional Forecast: March
• 10 Tips For Working With IT To Preserve Data
• Commerce Penalizes Tech Co. For Russian Export Violations
• DOJ Antitrust Worries Spike $234M Navy Supplier Merger
• DOD Reduces Criticized Cloud Deal From $950M To $65M
• State Dep't OKs $47M Anti-Tank Missile Sale To Ukraine
• Steel, Aluminum Tariff Brawl Swallows Up NAFTA
• Metal Mania: How Trump Put The Trading System On Edge
• High Court Asks Gov't For Views On FCA 1st-To-File Case
• Trump Picks Dow Atty To Lead EPA Emergency Mgt. Unit
• FCA Decision Tracker: Continued Interpretations Of Escobar
• Cyber Defense Nominee Tells Sens. Enemies 'Don't Fear' US
• Trump Wants Out Of Wash. Transgender Military Ban Fight
• Water District Too Late To Sue Northrop Grumman: 2nd Circ.
• Trump Embraces Looming 'Trade Wars' After Tariff Notice
• Wilson Sonsini Helps Microchip In $8.35B Deal For Microsemi
• Communications Trade Group Devoted 2017 To Disaster Relief
• Drone Co. Wins $2.4M From Ex-Workers Who Became Rivals
• 2nd Circ. Stays Iran Terrorism Ruling For High Court Review
• Iran Ordered To Pay $920M For Beirut Marine Base Bombing
• Trump's Latest Salvo May Push Trading System To The Brink
• Make An Informed Choice About Arbitration
• Lockheed Too Firm In F-35 Deal Talks, Program Chief Says
• 16 States Urge High Court To Uphold Travel Ban
• DOD Awards Lockheed Martin $158M For F-35 Jet Support
• Trump Vows Stiff Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• How The CFIUS Calculus Continues To Change
• Protecting Privilege In Litigation Financing Negotiations