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Aerospace & Defense - April, 2019

237 articles

• All Eyes On Barr As Fight Over Mueller Moves To Congress
• Pratt & Whitney Wants Out Of Suit Over Faulty Jet Engines
• DOJ Denies 'Antipathy' For FCA Whistleblower Co.
• Dems Criticize Rudimentary Wireless Security Standards
• DHS To Ask Congress For More Border Enforcement Funding
• Looking For The Hows And Whys Of FCA Cooperation Credit
• Gov't Fights Tetra Tech Unit's Escape Bid In Navy Cleanup Suit
• Roger Stone Can't See Full Mueller Report, Gov't Says
• Dems Call For Enviro Measures In Infrastructure Talks
• DOD Rule Would Emphasize Performance-Based Contract Pay
• DOD Must Improve F-35 Reliability Plans, GAO Says
• Boeing's Greed Caused Ethiopian Max 8 Crash, Families Say
• Satellite Co. Says Security Needed In $1.1B Award Fight
• SpaceX Internet Satellites Can Use Lower Orbit, FCC Says
• 7 Cos. Heat Up IPO Pipeline With Nearly $1B In Deals
• White House Blasts Activists' Bid To Block Wall Funding
• A Chat With Cleary Chief Talent Officer Hy Pomerance
• Cravath, Jones Day Steer Parker Hannifin's $3.7B Lord Buy
• National Security Concerns Halt NSA 'Dragnet' Suit
• Skadden's DOJ Settlement Off The Table In Craig Case
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, Baker Botts, Weil
• Mueller Report Shows Policy Gaps Where Congress Could Act
• Defense Contractor Says It Has No Ties To Indicted Execs
• Afghanistan Progress Needlessly Kept Secret, Watchdog Says
• Trump Plans To Withdraw US From UN Arms Trade Treaty
• Ex-State Dept. Worker Admits To Conspiring With Chinese
• Inside OFCCP's New Affirmative Action Compliance Proposal
• Forced Arbitration Is A Far Worse 'Product' Than Jury Trials
• Venable Brings Experienced Litigator To DC Office As Partner
• Russian National Gets 18 Months For Aiding Kremlin
• Preet Bharara On The Human Factor In The Justice System
• Gov't Pledges Not To Disclose Cyberbreach Info To Watchdog
• Rosenstein: Deadpan Look At Presser 'What I Was Going For'
• Extent Of 2017 Natural Disaster Contracts 'Unknown': GAO
• Army, Navy Pay $10.9M For WWII Production Site Cleanup
• Part Shortages Hurting DOD Ability To Fly F-35s, GAO Says
• House Dems Probe Wave Of Departures At Homeland Security
• European Cos. Hit With Sanctions For Alleged Hezbollah Ties
• Watchdog Finds No Boeing Bias From Acting DOD Chief
• How Cos. With Cuba Ties Can Fight Helms-Burton Act Suits
• Activists Call For Enviro Review Of Immigration Programs
• Justices' Asbestos Decision Poses Fair Notice Problem
• W.Va. Man Gets 6 Mos. For Lying About Iran Scooter Exports
• DHS Waives More Enviro Laws To Speed Border Wall Buildup
• Lockheed Slams DOJ's 'Contrived' Nuclear Kickback Claims
• Coast Guard To Get New Icebreakers In $1.9B Deal
• Ex-DOD Official Says Feds Withholding Files In Fraud Case
• 5 Cos. Win Design Deals For Future Army Recon Helicopter
• House Pushes Court To Block Trump's Border Wall Funding
• Gov't Contractors, Be Prepared For FCA Parallel Proceedings
• Aluminum Co. To Pay $46M For Faking Quality Tests
• NLRB Right To Reject Evidence Add-On, 11th Circ. Says
• Jury Trials, Though In Decline, Are Well Worth Preserving
• Lockheed's Top F-35 Concern Is Demand From US, Not Turkey
• 2 Men With China Ties Indicted In GE Trade Secret Theft
• Cybercrime Cost Cos. Record $2.7B In 2018, FBI Says
• Maria Butina Asks Judge To Nix Ex-FBI Expert Opinion
• Wash. AG Can Enter Enviros' Suit Over US Navy Pollution
• NJ Defense Contractor Cops To $1.8M Aircraft Parts Scam
• Claims Court Denies 3 Protests Over $17.5B DOD IT Deal
• Construction Exec Gets 4-Plus Years For $160M Scheme
• A Broader View Of The US Supreme Court Bar
• GAO Urges New VA Health Guidance For Native Americans
• Claims Court Backs DynCorp Award In $306M Navy Deal
• Delays Undo Decade-Old Kickback Case, Gas Consultant Says
• Feds Seek Pause Of SEC's Civil Suit Against Theranos Official
• Tech Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Order Code Access In Patent Fight
• House Panel Subpoenas Former WH Counsel In Trump Probe
• Army Corps' Far East District Adopts New Safety Guidelines
• 4th Circ. Won't Free Manning After Contempt Ruling
• United Keeps Fighting Workers' Paid Military Leave Suit
• Pelosi Swears Off Impeachment For Now
• Trump Tees Up New Sanctions For Iran's Oil Customers
• Fried Frank, Weil Lead Jacobs' $815M Cybersecurity Co. Buy
• Industry Groups Say Gov't Liable For KBR War Convoy Delays
• State Dept. Eases Gov't Arms Export Restrictions
• The Big Picture: The Mueller Report
• Lockheed Strikes Long-Term F-35 Deals To Shrink Costs
• 6th Circ. Ruling Raises Bar For Social Media Terrorism Suits
• House Panel Subpoena Of Mueller Report Sets Up Legal Fight
• Mueller's Obstruction Report Delves Deep Into Trump's Intent
• Wind Energy Co. Urges 5th Circ. To Affirm $70M Award
• Jones Day's McGahn Felt 'Trapped' In Panicked White House
• Mueller Report Puts Question To Congress: What Next?
• Social Media Seen As Fake-News Conduit In Mueller Report
• Mueller Took Hard Look At Trump Jr. For Campaign Crimes
• Nixing Gov't Immunity Too Giant A Leap In Moon Dust Fight
• Microsoft Touts Classified Data Centers In JEDI Contract Fight
• Air Force Seeks To Gain Tactical Edge With New Tech Plan
• FBI Believes Russians Hacked Fla. County, Mueller Says
• Advocates Seek Records On VA Appeals Judges In FOIA Suit
• The Big Picture: How #MeToo Is Changing The Legal Industry
• Jury Trials Are In Decline For Good Reason
• Reverse FCA Cases Rise With 'America First' Trade Policies
• Honeywell Retirees Ask Full 8th Circ. To Tackle ERISA Suit
• The 2-Year Journey Of The Special Counsel's Inquiry
• Mueller Findings Divide Congress On Next Steps
• Yemen Resolution Sends Strong Message Despite Trump Veto
• Trump Admin Expands Lawsuits Over Seized Cuban Assets
• Escape Hatch Remains For Judges Accused Of Misconduct
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For DuPont In Flame Barrier Case
• DOJ Dismissal Power Looking Wobbly In FCA Cases
• Barr To Discuss Mueller Report At Thursday News Conference
• EU Proposes $20B Of Potential Tariffs In US Aircraft Fight
• Telecom Co. Beats Bid To Toss $563M Satellite Deal Award
• Federal Courts' #MeToo Response Is A Guide For State Courts
• FCC To Oppose Chinese Telecom's US Expansion, Pai Says
• Riding #MeToo Wave, State Courts Get Their Ships In Order
• EEOC's Lipnic On Sexual Harassment In The Courthouse
• DC Circ. Tosses Judge's Rulings In USS Cole Bombing Case
• Ex-Theranos CEO Says Feds Are Stonewalling Over Docs
• Google, Facebook, Twitter Beat Appeal In Pulse Nightclub Suit
• Lion Air Crash Suits Against Boeing Consolidated In Ill.
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Circuitous Path To The Law
• $1M CFIUS Fine Is Rare Public Enforcement Flex
• Air Force Stalled On Correcting $90M Fuel Deal, Says GAO
• Enviro Sues Army Corps Over Dam Discharges Into River
• Calif. Army Contractor Ducks Afghan Co.'s Contract Claims
• Ukraine Won't Appeal Landmark WTO National Security Ruling
• Roger Stone Says He Has Right To Full Mueller Report
• DOJ Sees 'Arbitrary' FCA Dismissal Bid Rejected
• Discipline Rare For State Judges In Sexual Misconduct Cases
• Wall Of Secrecy Surrounds Sexual Harassment In State Courts
• $2B Debt Scandal Prompts Privinvest To Kick Off Arbitration
• Raytheon Can't Bring IP Suit Against Computer Manufacturer
• Battle Over Trump's Tariff Power Moves To High Court
• Personal Data Of FBI-Affiliated Group Exposed In Breach
• 4 Cos. Win Slots On $82B Army Logistics Deal
• Fee Award Highlights Patent Litigation In Claims Court
• Sex Talk, Not Bias, Got Boeing Worker Punished, Judge Says
• Army Wrongly Cut Contract Awardee In Corrective Action
• Judging A Book: Conrad Reviews 'The Jury Crisis'
• High Court Passes Up Ex-Hostage's Case Against JPMorgan
• Justice Department To Release Mueller Report Thursday
• EU Ready To Talk Trade With US Amid Deep Uncertainty
• Rift Between FCC, Commerce Surfaces In Votes On 37 GHz
• DOD Won't Renew Long-Running Science Advisory Deal
• KBR Seeks Illinois Judge's Recusal From Kickback Case
• Thai Man Gets 2 Years, Loses $10K For Weapons Export
• PPG Wants Fired Scientist's $2.2M Verdict Tossed
• Gov't Must Provide Info In Afghan, Iraqi Visa Holdup Suit
• Pentagon Calls For $3.6B Military Construction Hit List
• ICC Nixes Bid To Pursue Afghanistan War Crimes Investigation
• PTAB Will Hear Microsoft Challenges To St. Regis Patents
• Expert's Deferral Revives Harris Worker's Head Injury Claims
• Manafort Ally To Skip Jail Time After Aiding Mueller Probe
• NY Law Firm Ducks Arms Dealer's Suit Over Retainer
• How FCA Circuit Split Is Playing Out In District Court
• Gregory Craig Pleads Not Guilty To Lying Over Ukraine Work
• Revamping Your Approach To Client Development
• Hacking Charge Only Tip Of Iceberg For WikiLeaks' Assange
• VIDEO: Ex-Skadden Partner Says, 'I Was Always Honest'
• Why Greg Craig's Defense Team Began With Offense
• Sens. Press Pentagon Brass On Need For Space Force
• Ex-Contractor Gets 2.5 Years Over Army Bribery Scheme
• Dems Renew Call For Full Release Of Mueller Report
• Cofense Investor To Sell Stake Amid National Security Woes
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Boeing Case Ends, Others Ramp Up
• Ex-Skadden, Obama Atty Indicted Over Manafort Work
• What Lawyers Must Know Before Acting As Escrow Agents
• Extradition Clash Erupts After Assange's Arrest In London
• Ex-Skadden, Obama Atty Expects To Be Indicted For Lobbying
• Air Force To Again Receive Boeing KC-46 Tanker Deliveries
• DOD Awards $1B In Border Wall Deals After Funding Shift
• Microsoft, Amazon Vying For DOD's $10B JEDI Cloud Contract
• American Airlines Wants Pilot's Military Leave Suit Tossed
• CIA Reads Alleged Leaker's Defense Discussions, Judge Told
• State Dept. Approves $1.15B Missile Sale To Japan
• ACLU Sues ICE For Records From Speech To Sheriffs' Group
• Democrats Introduce Bill Targeting Trump's Travel Ban
• Aviation Watch: FAA Certification Under Scrutiny
• Remington Asks Supreme Court To Take Up Sandy Hook Suit
• ABA Hammers Trump Administration For Restricting ICC Visas
• New Bills Support State, Local Cybersecurity Strategies
• Commerce Asks FCC To Pause Space Junk Mitigation Rule
• Boeing Hit With New Suit Alleging Defects In 737 MAX 8 Jets
• HHS Official Slams Family Separation At Senate Hearing
• US Ferry Contract Fight Must Be Arbitrated, Marine Co. Says
• Freelance Attorneys Are An Asset To In-House Legal Teams
• Now In Congress: Budget, Nominations, Mueller Report
• Navy's $115B Submarine Estimate Likely Too Low, GAO Says
• US Targets EU Products With Duties In Aircraft Subsidy Fight
• CenturyLink Wins First Contract Under $50B Telecom Project
• Lockheed Hit With IP Suit Over Satellite Tech
• Secret Service Director To Leave Agency
• Trump Slaps Terror Group Label On Iranian Military Force
• 9th Circ. Grants US Contractor Fees After Toss Of $1M Award
• DHS Secretary Nielsen Resigns Amid Family Migration Surge
• Boeing Cuts 737 MAX Output After Software-Linked Crashes
• US House Sues Trump Administration Over Border Wall
• The WTO Opened Its 'Pandora's Box.' What Happens Now?
• Turkey's Exit From F-35 Program Could Stall Deliveries
• Amazon Investors To Vote On Halting Face Recognition Sales
• 2 Firms Guide $350M Deal For Harris' Night Vision Biz
• WTO's First-Ever Security Ruling Enlivens Trump Tariff Fight
• AGs Protest Trump's 'Illegal, Juvenile' '2-For-1' Order
• Terror Watchlist Needs Judicial Oversight, Muslim Group Says
• Co. Can Appeal Immunity Denial In Abu Ghraib Torture Case
• Feds To Use FISA Surveillance In Prosecuting Huawei
• 2nd Circ. Says No Cut Of FCA Deal After Relator Suit Ended
• 3M To Face MDL Over Defective Military Earplugs In Florida
• $54M Greek Award Dispute Doesn't Bar Enforcement, Co. Says
• House Passes Resolution To End US Involvement In Yemen
• DOJ Must Explain FCA Dismissals, Judge Rules
• What High Court's Expansion Of FCA Time Limits Would Mean
• PE Firm ATL Partners Closes $575M Aero, Transpo Fund
• Boeing Rushed Defective 737 Max 8 Jet To Market, Suit Says
• Delaware 'Books And Records' Law Is Keeping Up With Tech
• 'Big Tech' Questions Echo Early Days Of US Corporate Law
• Watchdog Says NSA Didn't Justify $636M In Award Fees
• Feds Try To Dodge Border Emergency Declaration Challenges
• Ex-Pentagon Leaders Warn Against China-Backed 5G Network
• SEC Can't Use Ex-CEO's Case To Get Win Against Ill. Co.
• Trump May Allow Turkey To Keep F-35 Despite Russian Deal
• Judge Adds Interest, Nixes Fees In Army Base Contract Fight
• Gov't Can't Slip $63M Suit Alleging It Stole Inventor's Software
• Calif. Regulators Should Account For PFAS Uncertainty
• Manatt Picks Up Ex-US Steel GC For Regulatory Group In DC
• Air Force Again Halts KC-46 Tanker Deliveries Over Debris
• DOD Head Expects Turkey Will End Contentious Russia Deal
• Fed. Circ. Says VA Contract Cancellation OK Despite Error
• GAO Denies Protest Over $55M Deloitte Army Cyber Deal
• Senate Panel To Probe FAA Inspectors After Boeing Crashes
• Afghan Co. Blasts US Contractor's 9th Circ. Fee Bid
• House Dems Propose $60B Increase In Defense Spending
• Watchdog Finds Flaws In How FBI Warns Firms Of Breaches
• Searchlight Capital Snags Latecoere Stake In $107M Deal
• Southwest Pilots' Attys Seek $1.7M In Military Leave Suit
• Idaho Air Force Exercises Will Hurt Residents, Birds, Suit Says
• High Court Again Refuses To Revisit FCA Materiality
• House Panel To Subpoena White House Over Staff Clearances
• Deals Rumor Mill: Grindr, ADNOC, Slack
• Tax Perspectives On Kisor V. Wilkie: Part 2
• Final Claims Tossed In USAID Pakistan Project FCA Suit
• Highlights From 2019 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 1
• Justices Won't Review 9th Circ. Toss Of Honeywell FCA Suit
• Grindr, CFIUS And The National Security Risks Of Dating