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Aerospace & Defense - July, 2018

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• Wash. Judge Blocks 3D Gun Blueprint Releases, For Now
• 9th Circ. Nixes Suit Against VA Over Veteran's Lupus Death
• Facebook Reveals 'Coordinated' Political Influence Campaign
• US Opens Door For High-Tech Exports To India
• Doc Gets Prison For Defrauding VA Over Bogus Procedures
• DOD Delays Report After 'Space Force' Plans Leak
• Trump Admin. Moves Ahead With Drawback Rules Proposal
• Inside The Ups And Downs Of Ligado's Satellite 5G Project
• Gov't Urges DC Circ. To Deny Challenge To Kaspersky Ban
• TSA Tracking Program Inspires Ire From Groups, Lawmakers
• Ex-DHS Head Backs Disclosures For Online Political Ads
• Chamber Urges DC Circ. To Affirm Toss Of OPM Breach Suit
• Shipmaker Says Venezuela Can't Escape $129M Award
• CGI Lands $530M Cybersecurity Contract With US Gov't
• Japan Picks Lockheed To Supply Missile Defense Radars
• Trump Nominates EY Cybersecurity Exec For VA Tech Chief
• 5 Cybersecurity And Privacy Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• States Sue To Block Federal 3D Gun Printing Settlement
• Gov't Must Hand Over Documents In Transgender Ban Suit
• Carlyle Taps Simpson Thacher For $18.5B Private Equity Fund
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• 6 Trends Will Shape Future International Commercial Disputes
• Dentons And USAE Investors Get OK For $12.2M Deal
• No Gag Order On Trump In Ex-Senate Staffer's Lying Case
• DOD Making 'Do Not Buy' List For Foreign Software Vendors
• Intel Agency Points To IP Threats From Cyber Espionage
• DOD Contract Awards Include $100M For Lockheed Martin
• BNP Paribas Not Liable For '98 Embassy Attacks: DC Circ.
• Team Telecom Asks FCC To Delay T-Mobile-Sprint Review
• $717B Defense Bill Sails Through The House
• 3M Settles FCA Suit Over Military Earplugs For $9M
• US Has Wasted At Least $15.5B On Afghan Reconstruction
• DOD Sticks With Single Vendor For Final $10B Cloud Deal
• Honeywell Ducks Out Of Retiree Health Benefits Row
• MoFo Scores Sanctions Atty Who Headed OFAC
• Novelis Buys Private Aluminum Product Co. Aleris For $2.6B
• The Future Of Authenticating Audio And Video Evidence
• 11 GOP Reps. Introduce Articles To Impeach Rosenstein
• Survey Says US Needs National Digital Evidence Office
• ACLU Wants Docs On Immigration Screening Program
• Coast Guard Urged To Improve Acquisition Management
• US, France Sanction Cos. That Gave Weapons Tech To Syria
• Bill Increasing DHS' Power To Bar Contractors Moves Ahead
• DOD Raises Health Records Contract Cap By $1.2B
• Atty For Accused Russian Agent Warned Over Media Fight
• From Billable Hours To Bedtime Stories: Lawyering With Children
• Aviation Watch: The Regional Jet Wars Heat Up
• Textron Must Disclose Legal Advice On Cluster Bomb Deal
• $717B Defense Bill Raises Troop Pay, Skips Contentious Items
• GOP Donor Wants State Dept. Input In Qatar Hacking Case
• DC Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Security Clearance Suit
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 2
• DOL Says Constellis ESOP's $30M ERISA Win Was Correct
• UK Mulls Tighter Scrutiny Of Foreign Investments
• How Mammoth Student Loans Are Dogging Today's Lawyers
• New Risks For US Cos. Inadvertently Supporting North Korea
• Law360's Global 20 Doesn't Acknowledge Global Networks
• Contract Dispute Drives Aerospace Co. Into Ch. 11
• Orbital Says Cert. Should Be Denied In Stock-Drop Suit
• Senate Confirms Ex-DOD Personnel Chief As New VA Head
• Marine Chemical Co. Drops $400M Deal After FTC Trial Win
• Trump Wants Security Clearances Stripped From Critics
• Cos. May Be Using N. Korean Labor Illegally, Gov't Says
• Sikorsky Gets Kickback Claims Cut From Navy's FCA Suit
• Is The Grass Greener On The Solo Side?
• State AGs Ask Congress For Election Security Fixes
• Law360's Satisfaction Survey: By The Numbers
• The Least-Stressed Attorneys In A Stressed-Out Profession
• Docs Show Kavanaugh Questioned Watergate, Chevron Cases
• Boeing Must Face Suit Over Benefits After Kan. Plant Sale
• Lawmakers Back Down On ZTE Sanctions In Defense Bill
• Ex-Background Checker Pleads Guilty To Lying About Work
• Singapore Health System Breach Affects 1.5M Patients
• Deals Rumor Mill: Airbus, HSE24, LifePoint
• DC Circ. Partially Revives Terrorist Attack Liability Case
• Lawmakers Ask Trump To Appoint Election Security Head
• Steel Importers Ask CIT For Quick End To Trump's Tariffs
• Suddenly, ALJs Become Political Appointees
• News Org. Asks 11th Circ. To Revive FOIA Suit For 9/11 Docs
• MGM's Bid To Dodge Vegas Shooting Liability Seen As Gamble
• Russian Hack Charges Offer Rare Look At Spy Vs. Spy Battles
• DOD Floats Moving Some Cyber Defenses To Cloud
• House Panel OKs $51B DHS Bill With Border Wall Boost
• Guardsman Fights DOD Discharges Of HIV-Positive Troops
• Gov't Swipes At Bid To Undo Cold War-Era Trade Law
• Trump Faces Widespread Calls To Steer Clear Of Car Tariffs
• Chris Dodd Talks Dodd-Frank, Nuremberg Trial, Hollywood
• Top Gov't Contracts Policy Changes So Far In 2018
• Gov't Pushed To Release Report On Handling Of Spying Data
• 9th Circ. Keeps Block On Trump's Transgender Military Ban
• Legal Battle Over Trump's Metal Tariffs Will Test WTO's Limits
• Woman Accused Of Being Russian Agent To Remain Jailed
• 3rd Circ. Sends False Claims Case Back Over 'Fee On Fees'
• MGM Sues More Las Vegas Shooting Victims
• Fed. Circ. Backs $100M WWII Fuel Cleanup Award For Oil Cos.
• US Will Consider Uranium Tariffs Using Security Trade Law
• A Chat With Gibson Dunn Diversity Chief Salim-Williams
• Congressional Forecast: July
• What Kavanaugh's Writing Tells Us About His Personality
• Buying Military Innovation: P3s Are Not The Best Approach
• Federal Claims Court Says Drugmaker Can Sell Meds To VA
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases Of 2018 So Far
• Ex-Contractor's Partner Cops To Iraq War Bribery Scheme
• Washoe Tribe Insists It's Shielded From Doc's Firing Suit
• Iran Sues US Over Renewed Sanctions At World Court
• DC Circ. Revives Fired Selex Systems Exec's Benefits Claim
• 3 Pros, 3 Cons Of Litigation Finance
• Orbital Fights Order To Cough Up Docs In Stock-Drop Row
• What To Expect From OTA Protests And Disputes
• Russian Woman Charged With Acting As Foreign Agent
• DC Circ. Refuses To Delay Gov't Ban Against Kaspersky
• Three Research Firms Awarded Part Of $28B DOD R&D Deal
• Enviros' Challenge Of NM Nuke Site Cleanup Deal Tossed
• Vegas Shooting Victims Can't Hold Resort Liable, MGM Says
• Rival Can't Intervene In $1.4B DOD Food Contract Dispute
• DOD Reaches 'Handshake' F-35 Deal With Lockheed Martin
• Venezuela Seeks To Nix Shipbuilder's Suit Over $129M Award
• Modern Communication Brings E-Discovery Challenges
• DOJ Should Encourage The Bid-Rigging Whistleblower
• Construction Co. Says DOD Owes $2M For Hospital Work
• GAO Rejects General Dynamics' Protest Of $876M Army Deal
• Ex-Abu Ghraib Detainee Fights CACI's Sanctions Bid
• 'Sovereign Immunity' Ends $60M FBI Suit Over Mob Murder
• It's Not All About The Benjamins, Baby (Lawyer)
• Army Picks Austin For New Cutting-Edge Tech Unit
• Special Counsel Indicts 12 Russian Officers For DNC Hack
• US Lifts ZTE Export Ban Amid Sanctions Controversy
• Judging A Book: Hood Reviews 'Lawyering From The Inside Out'
• Acetris Case Clarifies Definition Of 'US-Made End Product'
• 1st Circ. Upholds Marine Corps Win In Recruit's Injury Suit
• House Lawmakers Join Effort To Trim Trump's Tariffs
• US Military Drone Docs For Sale On Dark Web, Group Says
• DOD Is Reviewing Contentious JEDI Cloud Deal
• Machinists Slam Boeing's Bid To Upend SC Union Vote
• AAR Reveals DOJ Probe Over Alleged FCA Violations
• Orbital, Heckler & Koch End $27M Army Subcontract Suit
• Indigo Didn't Take Raytheon Trade Secrets, Fed. Circ. Says
• Senate Confirms Tenn. Atty As DOD Legal Chief
• The Russian Exorcism Of US Gov't Contracts
• Kavanaugh Largely Backs Gov't In Defense Decisions
• Kavanaugh Splurged On Baseball Tix, Reports Say
• 4 Kavanaugh Arguments You Gotta Hear
• ZTE Takes Step Toward Lifting US Export Restrictions
• Kennedy's Legacy Remains Alive In Kavanaugh's Nomination
• Senate Panel Gearing Up For Kavanaugh Vetting Fight
• What Civil Rights Rulings Could Look Like Under Kavanaugh
• Lockheed, Northrop, Raytheon Share $4.1B Missile Contract
• State Dept. Approves $740M In Missile Sales To UK, Denmark
• DOD Must Clarify Review Of Foreign Tech Investors: GAO
• 3 Top E-Discovery Case Law Lessons Of 2018 (So Far)
• Senate Pushes Back Against Trump's Security-Based Tariffs
• When Bid Protester Is Promised Agency Fix And Doesn't Get It
• 'Not A Complicated Case': Kavanaugh's Straightforward Style
• Kavanaugh's Privacy Views Could Boost Gov't Access To Data
• Dems Need Unified Front To Combat Trump's High Court Pick
• 5 Tips For Kavanaugh As Confirmation Gets Underway
• SpaceX, Others Back FCC Satellite Rule, But With Tweaks
• Switzerland Fires Rare WTO Salvo Against US Metal Tariffs
• A&D-Focused PE Firm Closes 2nd Fund With $1.3B Committed
• With Kavanaugh's Nomination, Chevron's Future Looking Grim
• DOD Hands Sodexo $237M To Manage Marine Mess Halls
• GAO Atty Denies Overreach In Upholding Oracle OTA Protest
• Law Schools Must Take A Stand Against Mandatory Arbitration
• Republican Fundraiser Says Qatar Can't Escape Hacking Suit
• How Kavanaugh's Conservative Cred, DC Ties Won The Day
• Senate Battle Lines Drawn With Kavanaugh As Trump's Pick
• Pulse Shooting Victims' Families Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Suit
• 5 Kavanaugh Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Trump Picks Brett Kavanaugh For Supreme Court
• VA Accused Of Stiffing Staff On Locality Pay Adjustments
• Army Violated Translation Software License, ASBCA Says
• Calif. Bank Says Fake Heiress Scored $15M Loan In Scam
• Federal Contractor TCPA Liability A Loophole, Group Says
• What You Need To Know For The Supreme Court Nomination
• KLX Investors Seek To Halt $3.3B Boeing Deal
• ICANN Can Change To Comply With GDPR, Watchdog Says
• CACI To Pay $1.5M To Settle NSA Overbilling Claims
• Rolls-Royce Sheds Maritime Unit To Kongsberg For $663M
• Jet Engine Cleaning Co. Wins $2M Verdict In Patent Trial
• DC Circ. Denies Challenge To FAA Hobbyist Drone Rule
• Myths And Facts About Using TAR Across Borders
• Scientists Urge FCC To Guard Galaxy-Exploration Frequencies
• Alert Tests Could Confuse Real Deal, Trade Group Tells FCC
• It May Be Time For Companies To Reconsider DOD Contracts
• Artificial Intelligence Policy Needs Public Input, Gov't Told
• Winning Protestor Denied Injunction On Army Nursing Deal
• Trimble Illegally Withholding $5.8M In Escrow, Suit Claims
• 9th Circ. Backs Honeywell In Toss Of $45M FCA Suit
• NATO Nations Fire Back On Trump Defense Spending Claims
• Iraq Contractors' Contempt Bid For Camera Supplier Tabled
• FAA Drone Rule Advisers Aim To Ax Privacy Group's Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says Drone Strike FOIA Ruling Reveals Too Much
• Trump Trans Military Ban Like Segregation, 9th Circ. Told
• Reading The China Tariff Tea Leaves
• Boeing To Take Control Of $4.75B Embraer Unit Via JV
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2018
• How Smaller Firms Can Go Global Without Going Bankrupt
• Global Law Firms Bulk Up In Europe As Brexit Approaches
• Putin Aimed To Put Trump In Presidency, Senate Panel Agrees
• Trump Admin Urges FCC To Block Chinese Common Carrier
• 8th Circ. Finds Dassault Worker Lacks Status For Bias Claims
• GE Gets PTAB To Kill Rival UTC's Aircraft Engine Patent
• EU Rips Trump For Mulling Car Tariffs Tied To US Security
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• High Court Nomination Watch: 7th Circ.'s Amy Coney Barrett
• Narrow Rulings Reveal Wide Gulfs Between Justices
• 4 High Court Lineups That Might Surprise You
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• DOD Launches New Central Artificial Intelligence Office
• Inventor Says Co. Wrongly Gave His Software To DOD
• Trade Enforcement Springs Eternal: 2018 Midyear Report
• Trump Plows Ahead With Supreme Court Selection Process
• Russia Joins WTO Fray Against Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Caltech Wins Up To $30B Extension For NASA Lab Operations
• A Trump Supreme Court Nominee Can Be Defeated
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Most Talkative Justices Of The Term
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court