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Aerospace & Defense - May, 2018

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• NJ Senators Advance Bills To Expand Veterans' Tax Benefits
• Missile Defense Made Mixed Progress In 2017, GAO Says
• DHS Slapped With Suit Over Media-Monitoring Tools
• Trump's Latest Tariff Blitz Draws More Bipartisan Backlash
• Fed. Circ. Says Veterans Court Remand Didn't Back Atty Fees
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• Criminal Trade Secret Prosecutions Under Trump So Far
• Trump Brings Tariff Hammer Down On Allies As Tensions Rise
• GDPR Allows Capture Of Site Registration Data, ICANN Says
• Guardsman Sues DOD Over 'Unconstitutional' HIV Policy
• GAO Protest Delays Air Force Helicopter Contract Award
• Kaspersky Software Ban Within US Rights, DC Judge Says
• Court Can't Hear Challenge To GAO Unredacted Bid Protest
• Gov't Urges 9th Circ. To Lift Bar On DOD Transgender Ban
• Lessons From Panasonic FCPA, Accounting Fraud Settlement
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Humana Fights To Keep $45B Tricare Deal's Info Secret
• NASA Told To Improve Process For Reimbursable Agreements
• GAO Says Army Used Unfair Criteria For Vessel Services Deal
• Ex-Colonel, Gov't Contractor Get 5 Years For Bribery Plot
• Marine Services Co. Reaches $20M Deal In Navy FCA Suit
• NJ Arsenal Worker Cops To Gov't Contracts Bribery Scheme
• US Wants New Talks With EU To Settle WTO Aircraft Brawl
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• Apple Report Says Gov't National Security Requests Up Again
• Analyzing The Economics Of Litigation Funding
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• Trump Strikes Deal With ZTE, Roiling Capitol Hill
• GAO Calls Sikorsky's IP Row With Air Force 'Purely Academic'
• Navy Cloud Computing Work Outside Contract Scope: GAO
• Avionics Co. Wrongly Shunned Weingarten Rights, NLRB Says
• DCAA Will Soon Eliminate Years-Old Audit Backlog
• Saudis Must Cough Up Documents In 9/11 Victims Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: AE Industrial, Johnson Controls, Diageo
• Auto Industry Is Lukewarm On Trump's New Trade Probe
• EU To Pump €500M Into Defense Tech Development
• Trump Issues Overhaul Of Commercial Space Regulations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Binladin, Varsity Brands, Eddie Bauer
• Car Wars: Trump's Latest Flex Will Test Bounds Of Trade Law
• Some Contention Remains As House Panel OKs Defense Bill
• Iranian Banker Scores Bail In $115M Sanctions-Dodging Fight
• Developer, Gov't Settle $30M Fla. Munitions Cleanup Suit
• Senate Sends $55B VA Reform Bill To Trump
• BigLaw Feels The Heat In FARA Enforcement Push
• As Foreign Agent Disclosure Soars, Reform Efforts Bog Down
• Foreign Lobbyists Step Into Light After Manafort Downfall
• Trump Eying New Security-Based Tariffs On Imported Cars
• Akin Gump Partner To Testify At Manafort Trial
• Watchdog Gives NASA Cybersecurity Center A Failing Grade
• White House Criticizes Parts Of $717B Defense Bill
• Drone Test Sites Give States Expanded Regulatory Role
• SC Intends To Sue Feds Over Nix Of Plutonium Project
• Malware On 500K Devices May Signal Russian Cyberattack
• DOD Bars Mobile Devices From Secure Areas At Pentagon
• US Metal Tariffs Still Under Fire As India Files WTO Case
• Trade Rep Hints At More CFIUS Scrutiny Of Biotech Deals
• Adding Pakistan To 'Gray List' Has Important Consequences
• Amazon Touts Face-Recognition Tool To Gov't, ACLU Says
• Covington Picks Up 2 Kirkland Partners To Lead PE Practice
• Defense Industrial Base Faces Significant Risks, DOD Says
• Safety Flubs, Not Race, Got Boeing Worker Fired: 3rd. Circ.
• Airbus Claims It's Now Complying With WTO Subsidy Ruling
• Small Biz Won Record $105.7B In Gov't Contracts In 2017
• NLRB OKs Boeing Micro Bargaining Unit In Machinists Union
• Airbus Drops Fight Over $3.7B Chopper Deal, Poland Says
• Russian-Hired Hacker Asks Judge To Halve 8-Year Sentence
• Kingdomware Doesn't Apply To Non-VA Contracts, GAO Says
• More US Partners Ready To Hit Back Against Metal Tariffs
• OPM Should Face Revived Data Breach Suit, DC Circ. Told
• Greece Says €40M Award In Contract Row Subject To DC Law
• GAO Says Co. Related To Bidder Can't Protest $1.4B Contract
• Commerce, State Move To Ease Limits On Small Arms Exports
• Honeywell Says No Contributions Owed In Benefits Row
• Justices Won't Hear Class Action Over Army Base Pollution
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• 4 Considerations For Gov't Contractor Carveout Deals
• No Warrant Needed For IPhone Border Probe, 4th Circ. Says
• 'War Dogs' Arms Dealer Sues Friend Over Book Rights
• VA Finalizes $10B Cerner Electronic Health Records Deal
• Drone Maker Hushed Up Bomb-Laden Flight: Whistleblower
• Korean Satellite Co. Slams $1M Award Confirmation Bid
• Trump's ZTE 'Bailout' Continues To Draw Bipartisan Fire
• ​GAO Clarifies Rules For Conflict Of Interest Waiver Protests
• Senate OKs 1st Female CIA Chief Despite Torture Concerns
• 2nd Circ. RFRA Damages Ruling Doesn't Erase Controversy
• Leidos Deal To Support Army Corps In IT Could Total $239M
• L3 Nets $392M Night-Vision Goggle Contract With DOD
• EU Will Implement Tariffs On $3B In US Goods
• Trump Says 'Animals' Remark Only Meant Gang Members
• The Rise Of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles In Construction
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Ex-US Sen. Evan Bayh Lands Cozen O'Connor Lobbying Gig
• NASA Must Redo $112M Services Contract, Watchdog Says
• Chinese Telecom Poses Cybersecurity Risk, House Reps. Told
• AT&T Customers Can't Accelerate NSA Docs Hearing
• Pentagon Says Cloud Services Best Left To One Company
• Ex-Blackwater Guard Seeks Evidence Nix In Murder Retrial
• Sens. Hear Case For $7.5B Bill To Counter China's Influence
• FCA Questions That High Court May Address Next Term
• Turkish Banker Gets Short Prison Term For Sanctions Busting
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Manafort Can't Slip DC Charges From Mueller Investigation
• Feds Press 2nd Circ. To Keep Drone Program Ruling Secret
• Calif., Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Border Wall Suit
• DHS Releases New 5-Point Plan For Fighting Cyber Threats
• NASA Supplier Can't Immediately Enforce $3.1M Judgment
• Transgender Troops Say Freeze On Ban Won't Hurt Military
• VA Parking Lot Contractor Pleads Guilty To $13M Fraud
• Compliance Lessons From An Arms Export Enforcement Case
• WTO Opens Door For US Retaliation In Airbus Subsidy Saga
• Nat'l Space Council Could Launch New Era Of Patent Policy
• Feds Blast Manafort's Bid For Hearing Into Grand Jury Leaks
• Merlin Nabs $200M In DHS, VA Technology Contracts
• ACLU Can Get Most Border Patrol Docs In FOIA Row
• Colorado Residents Sue Makers Of 'Toxic' Firefighting Foam
• BAE Nets ‎£2.4B In British Submarine Work
• High Court To Mull Asbestos Liability Under Maritime Law
• White House Looks To Mitigate Trump's ZTE Reversal Fallout
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• Contractor Says Feds Owe $2M For Dock Repairs
• Gov't Workers Bid To Renew Data Breach Suit At DC Circ.
• Former CIA Contractor Cops To Taking Classified Info
• GAO Denies Protests Over $1.7B Air Force Repair Deal
• Indefinite DOD Deals Often Minimize Competition, GAO Says
• Class Counsel In Dow Pollution Suit Want Attys Sanctioned
• Enviros Push To Kill Waiver For New Mexico Border Wall
• Treasury Mulling Intermediate Sales Quandary On TCJA
• 'Hack Your State Department' Bill Clears House Panel
• Trump's Military Parade Stays In $717B House Defense Bill
• Iran Deal Exit To Cast Shadow Over Future Negotiations
• ZTE Stops Major Operations After US Imposes Biz Ban
• Philly Nurse Charged In Death Of H.R. McMaster's Father
• Drone Co. Counters Patent Suit With Antitrust Claims
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• Congressional Forecast: May
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• Feds Say Sentence Sought For Russia-Hired Hacker Fits Norm
• TechFreedom Adds Space Law Expert As GC
• The US Has Exited The Iran Deal. What Happens Now?
• DOT Picks Expanded Drone Ops Test Sites, Mulls New Rules
• Vet Cops To Fraud In $8M Deal To Construct Facility At AFB
• NASA Supplier Says Rival Is Shirking $3.1M Judgment
• How Iran Deal Pullout Will Impact Cos. And Investors
• 9th Circ. Frees Monster From Energy Drink Antitrust Suit
• 9th Circ. 'Regretfully' Bars Navy Officer Widower's Suit
• $32M In Equipment Vanished From Calif. Navy Site: Probe
• Report Exposes Cybersecurity Flaws At Military Med Centers
• F-35 Deliveries Resume After Repair Spat Resolved
• Pakistani Man Admits Hiding Foreign Agent Status
• Ex-Navy Contractor Gets 7 Years For $2.8M Bribery Scheme
• DC Circ. Blocks Feds' 'Enemy Combatant' Transfer Bid
• Trump Pulls US Out Of Iran Nuclear Deal
• NASA Properly Marked Bidder On $190M Contract, GAO Says
• Turkey Warns US Over Proposed Arms Sales Restrictions
• Fed. Circ. Says $1.3B Terror Ruling Not Taken By Libya Deal
• Trump Will Announce Iran Nuclear Deal Decision Tuesday
• ZTE Seeks Stay Of Biz Ban With US Technology Exporters
• 7th Circ. Revives Man's Suit Over Attack At VA Hospital
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Orbital Told To Disclose Witness Reports In Stock-Drop Suit
• Diabetic Care RX Case Is A Warning Sign For Private Equity
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• 2nd Circ. Told West Point Rape Case Is Contract Dispute
• Taser Rival Held In Civil Contempt After $7.6M Patent Spat
• Law Firm Chases Finder's Fee On $16M Whistleblower Award
• DOD Pushing Ahead With $48B Vehicle Despite Red Flags
• House Previews $717B Defense Bill For 2019
• Can Mueller Make Manafort 'Sing'? A Va. Judge Isn't So Sure
• Anti-Arms Group To Appeal UK's 'Immoral' Sales To Saudis
• EU Watchdog OKs $23B UTC, Rockwell Deal
• New Era Of Falling Space Debris, Old Treaties On Liability
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• DOJ, DHS Terrorism Report 'Rife With Inaccuracies,' Suit Says
• House VA Chair Moves To Make Over Care Programs
• Class Cert. Denied In $1B Toxins Suit Against Pratt & Whitney
• US Complains Over China 'Painting' DOD Planes With Lasers
• Contractor Seeks $5.2M From DHS For Alleged Retaliation
• Iran Says It Will Not Renegotiate Nuclear Deal
• Orbital Says Fund's Doc Request Ignores 'Common Sense'
• Bombardier Scores $635M For Toronto Aircraft Assembly Site
• What To Know About NIST's Bayh-Dole Act Updates
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• DOD Tells Military Stores To Stop Selling Chinese Phones
• 2nd Circ. Revives Immigrants' Suit Over No-Fly List Placement
• Dems Want Bank Subpoenaed Over Alleged Army Sec. Deal
• Court Backs Protest Over Army Nursing Services Contract
• Prosecutor Of Boston Marathon Bomber Joins Snell & Wilmer
• Vets Court Lacks Equitable Relief Power, Fed. Circ. Says
• DHS Prevails In Greenpeace Suit For Chem Facilities Info
• A Key Rhode Island Ruling On Take-Home Asbestos Exposure
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Stibbe Guide $650M Spirit Aero Deal
• Tech Group Urges More Transparency On DOD Cloud Deal
• Lockheed Awarded $1.4B To Sustain F-35 Fighter Jets
• Iran Ordered To Pay $6.27B To 9/11 Victims' Families
• FAA Expands Automated Drone Flight Authorization System
• Gov't Wants Transgender Ban Injunction Stayed For Appeal
• White House Delay Fuels Industry Unrest Over Metal Tariffs
• Freshfields Guides $3.25B KLX Aerospace Biz Sale To Boeing