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Aerospace & Defense - September, 2019

192 articles

• US Sanctions Russian Businessman For '18 Election Influence
• GAO Rejects Protests On $3.5B Army Aviation Support Deals
• Boeing Lands $2.6B Modification To KC-46 Contract
• Top House Defense Republican To Leave Congress in 2021
• Chemical Giants Can't Dodge Ohio PFAS Class Action
• Federal AI Panel Actions Must Be Public, EPIC Says
• DHS Continues To Waive Enviro Laws To Build Border Barrier
• VA Didn't Have To Tap Vet Cos. In Gun Lock Deal, Judge Says
• 'Cyber Hunt' Bill Targeting Ransomware Clears Senate
• True Wellness Requires A Deeper Look At Atty Profession
• Enviro Group Loses FOIA Bid For Trump Border Wall Docs
• Dems Hunt For 2nd Circ. Pick's Ties To Ukraine Fiasco
• Subcontractor Says Delay On Army Cyber Building Cost $2.9M
• Veterans Say UK Banks Clearly Linked To Terrorist Groups
• Orbitz, TripAdvisor Targeted In Confiscated Cuban Land Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space, Cloud And Wall Deals
• Steel Cos. Want Challenge Of Trump's Tariff Power Sped Up
• Boeing Calls 6th Circ.'s Arbitration Discovery Ruling 'Flawed'
• Claims Court Lowers Bar For Proposal Misrepresentation
• 'War Dogs' Arms Dealer Wins Copyright Fight Over Memoir
• US House Votes To End Border Emergency, Setting Up Veto
• Pursuing Wellness
• White House Lawyers Embroiled In Alleged Ukraine Cover-Up
• Long-Anticipated DOD Contract Rule May Lack Direct Impact
• Senators Seek More DHS Control Of EB-5 Visa Program
• Feds Can't Toss Air Force Contractor's $11.7M Suit Yet
• BAE Wins $2.7B Navy Rocket System Upgrade Deal
• 'Pure Greed' Leads To Prison In NJ Military Base Fraud Case
• Senate Confirms DOD Vice Chief Despite Misconduct Claims
• How BigLaw Is Adapting To Plaintiff-Side Litigation
• NTSB Tells FAA To Look At Pilot Alerts After 737 Max Crashes
• Revamp Of Nukes Delayed 18 Months At A Cost Of $850M
• DOD Overcharging Foreign Military Supply Buyers, GAO Says
• Huawei Blasts L3Harris' Infringement Defense In IP Suit
• DOD Limits Use Of Contracts Ignoring Technical Advantages
• Software Co.'s Permission Dooms $596M IP Suit Against Navy
• DOD Blockchain Use Could Benefit Contractors If Expanded
• Pursuing Wellness: A Focus On Firm Holistic Health Training
• Courts' Respect For Broad CDA Protections Is Here To Stay
• Sens. Vote To End Trump's Border Emergency, But Veto Likely
• Miller & Chevalier Nabs Gov't Contracts Ace
• Judging A Book
• 11th Circ. Partially Upends Ruling In FOIA Suit For 9/11 Docs
• Senate Panel OKs $35.8B Bill For DOI, EPA, Tribal Programs
• House Bills Target Shared Airwaves, Replacing Huawei Parts
• Roger Stone Can't Keep Out Feds' Search Warrant Evidence
• Ex-DIA Officer Gets 10 Years For Trying To Spy For China
• CBP Agent Calls For No Damages For Cross-Border Shooting
• FAA Misled Congress On Inspector Training, Investigators Say
• GAO OKs Army Sole-Source Award To General Dynamics
• Senate Dems Push New Vote On Trump's Border Emergency
• Lockheed Unit Says Finishing Copters In $64M Fight Was Fair
• Judge Jackson Reviews 'When Should Law Forgive?'
• US Targets Venezuelan Oil Sector With New Sanctions
• Trump Outlines Aggressive Trade Vision Before UN Assembly
• Boeing Urges Fed Circ. To Overturn Contract Waiver Ruling
• Feds Too Slow On Visas For Those Who Aided Troops: Judge
• Law Firm Rates Can Be Sealed In Claims Court Army Dispute
• Northrop Unit Snags $1.1B Missile Defense Agency Contract
• 3rd Circ. Says Atty Must Prove NSA Illegally Read His Emails
• Gov't Wins Trial In Suit Over Texas VA Surgery
• Pursuing Wellness: Steps Toward A Supportive Firm Culture
• Kirkland, Lowenstein Steer Greenbriar's $81M Arotech Buy
• CFIUS Risk Review Rules May Draw Attention To US Biotech
• GAO OKs SBA Responsibility Ruling On $95M Army Contract
• US Hits Iran With New Sanctions, OKs Troops To Aid Saudis
• Fed. Contract Rule Would Set 2% Excise Tax On Foreign Cos.
• Gov't Fights To End Suit Over DHS Detention Policy
• Gov't Must Revisit $1.4B Food Contract For Troops Overseas
• Ex-CIA Worker Can't Get Audio Declassified In Leaking Case
• What Attorneys Must Know About The Draft CFIUS Rules
• O'Rielly Slams Defense Bill Directive For 5G Spectrum Study
• Northrop Grumman Insurer Nabs Partial Win Over Enviro Suit
• Pursuing Wellness: Mental Health Education As A Firm Priority
• 8 Takeaways From CFIUS' Proposed Risk Review Rules
• Drone Deliveries Face Technological, Legal Hurdles
• Chuck Yeager Slaps Airbus With Trademark Infringement Suit
• Wash. State Slams Transfer Of Military Funds For Border Wall
• Pharmacy, PE Fund Ink $21M Deal To End FCA Kickback Suit
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Gitmo Detainee's Torture Info Bid
• Gov't Goes To Bat For Trump's Security Tariff Powers
• Foreign Arbitration Power Key In 7th Circ. Discovery Fight
• Pursuing Wellness: A Firm's Work With Mental Health Experts
• Huawei Seeks To Minimize Links To China At FCC
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Army's Youth Diabetes Care
• House Dems Ask DOD For More Info On Trump Resort Stays
• Senate Bill Would Establish Center To Fight Election Meddling
• Texas Court Rejects $14M Fee Bid After $21M IP Verdict
• Senate Dems Block Gov't Funding Bill Amid Border Wall Fight
• Army Owes $48M For Security Transit Delays, Fed. Circ. Told
• Ex-Arms Dealer Hit With Sanctions Bid In Memoir IP Suit
• Professor's Case Draws Hard Line On Foreign Conflicts
• Trump Orders More Sanctions On Iran After Saudi Oil Attack
• DOD Role Key To Curb Chinese Control Of Rare-Earth Market
• One Aviation Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With Creditor Support
• Pursuing Wellness: When A Firm Brings Counseling On Site
• Dorian Update: How State Laws Protect Service Members
• Certain US Allies May See Expedited CFIUS Reviews
• Terror Damages Apply Retroactively, Justices Told
• UK Flags Security Concerns With Advent's £4B Defense Deal
• Trump Names Hostage Negotiator As New Security Adviser
• House Sets Up Negotiations On $738B 2020 Defense Bill
• Alleged Ex-CIA Leaker Says Recordings Shouldn't Be Secret
• Feds, ACLU Reach Deal On Immigration Screening Docs
• NSA Leaker Snowden Violated NDA With New Book, Feds Say
• Pursuing Wellness: Inside A Firm Meditation Program
• Banks Escape Suit Linking Work With Iran Gov't To Terrorism
• DOD Runs Out Of Funds For 3 Border Wall Projects
• Commerce Move Affects Exports To Chinese Nuclear Co.
• FCC Probing Chinese Telecoms' US Clearance, Commish Says
• Sens. Ask FCC To Review 2 Chinese Telecoms Operating In US
• Russian Trolling Case Tentatively Set For April 2020
• South Korea Launches WTO Challenge To Japan Export Curbs
• Northrop Excludes Boeing From Team For Air Force ICBM Bid
• Feds Say Alleged Ex-CIA Leaker Recordings Rightly Classified
• Army Forged Ahead Despite Stay In Disputed Deal, Suit Says
• Early Sampling Of Electronic Info Is Underutilized In Discovery
• Navy SEAL Says Ex-Atty Ran Moneymaking Scam On Clients
• Calif., NM Urge 9th Circ. To Block Border Wall Funding
• DOJ Can't Elude Refugees' FOIA Suit Over BNP Paribas Docs
• Advocates Want Migrant Detention, Enforcement Funds Cut
• Enviros Lose Bid To Halt Border Wall In Ariz. Wilderness Areas
• Judge Orders DOD To Turn Over Docs In 'Trans Ban' Case
• Fla. Co. Alleges Nonpayment In $1.2M Air Force Subcontract
• Lawmakers Push To Unmask Chinese Military Cos. In US
• Dems Probe Feds About Denying Citizenship To Soldiers
• To Defer Or Not To Defer: Kisor's Impact On Tax Controversies
• TM Rights Vs. Free Speech In Humvee Call Of Duty Case
• Border Wall Builder's Contract Boosted By $440M
• The Factors Courts Consider In Deposition Location Disputes
• Avco Faces New Trial In Plane Crash With $28M Verdict
• 2nd Circ. OKs Awards For Soured South Korean Satellite Deal
• Gov't Slams Tetra Tech's Bid To Escape Navy Cleanup Suit
• Atty Defeats $26M Suit Over Outing Gay Co-Counsel, For Now
• 3rd Circ. Says No Hearing Guarantee For FCA Suit Dismissal
• Congress Facing Full Plate Of Trade Work Before Year Is Out
• Mass. Appeals Court Denies Raytheon's $8.3M Tax Refund Bid
• Audit Shows Where DOD Cyber Enforcement Is Headed Next
• Sens. Advance $695M Defense Bill Over Border Wall Criticism
• What To Consider Before Filing For A Rule 57 Speedy Hearing
• Calif. Senate Votes To Bar Facial Recognition On Police Cams
• Crypto Could Be 'Next Frontier' In Terror War, US Official Says
• GAO Rejects Nonprofit's Protest Over VA Deal As Too Late
• GAO Will Review Border Wall Land Seizure Plans
• State Dept. Approves Poland's 1st F-35 Purchase In $6.5B Deal
• 3rd Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Cops To $2B Mozambique Fraud
• WTO Set For Collision Course Over US Metal Tariffs Next Year
• Ex-FBI Official Boosts King & Spalding's Nat'l Security Cred
• Trump Expands Counterterrorism Sanctions Authority
• WTO Won't Rule On Trump's Security Tariffs Until Next Fall
• Schumer Urges Border Emergency Vote After $3.6B Diversion
• Despite Rocky Road, Officials Agree Shared Spectrum Is Ideal
• Raytheon Says Mortality Table Talk Is 'Irrelevant' In ERISA Suit
• Michael Flynn's Sentencing Penciled In For Dec. 18
• Trump Fires John Bolton As National Security Adviser
• COFC Case Reveals Longevity Of Online Copyright Claims
• Ransomware Wave Has Cos., Gov'ts Scratching Their Heads
• GAO Backs Navy On $937M Littoral Combat Ship Support Deal
• Trump Denies Knowing Air Force Used His Resort
• Adapting To Gov't Contractor Rules Banning Chinese Telecom
• NLRB Grounds Boeing Mechanics' Bargaining Unit
• Ga. Judge Says No Jurisdiction To Enforce Interim Award
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Translators Can Move Forward With Army Deal FCA Suit
• Army Housing Residents Fear Mold And Lead, Watchdog Says
• Dems Probe Push To Use Trump Resort For G-7 Summit
• DOD Chief Urges Europe To Focus On China, Russia Threats
• Congress Returns To Tackle Judges, Defense, Asylum, Guns
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Critical Info, Timeliness, Classification
• Treasury Caps US Money Transfers To Cuban Relatives
• Veteran Loses Fight With Military Contractor Over Rehiring
• Ex-Blackwater Trio Resentenced For 2007 Iraqi Massacre
• Treasury Blacklists Shipping Network For Supporting Iran
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, ExxonMobil, Palantir
• How The Wayback Machine Can Strengthen Your Case
• DHS Ducks Suit Over NM, Texas Border Wall Waivers
• Terror Watchlist Violates Right To Due Process, Va. Court Says
• NASA Contractor Says It Kept Northrop Abreast About Inquiry
• Crucial Trade Vacancy Worries Former Gov't Officials
• DOJ Moves To Block Novelis' $2.6B Deal For Aluminum Co.
• DHS Hit With Subpoena Over Trump's Alleged Pardon Offers
• NRA Tells Justices Sandy Hook Ruling Would Ban Gun Sales
• Huawei Says US Agenda Behind Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• NY Defense Co. Owes $2.6M For Accidentally Overbilling Feds
• Growth In Global Export Controls Could Harm Tech Industry
• Draft Civil Procedure Jurisdictional Rule Needs A Tweak
• Aviation Industry Preemption Battles To Watch
• Pillsbury Snags Vedder Price Gov't Contracts Atty In DC
• Dems Slam Pentagon's Move To Push $3.6B To Border Wall
• Lockheed Inks $1.2M COBRA Notice Deal 'To Purchase Peace'
• Ill. Landowners Time-Barred In Army Corps Flooding Suit
• Compliance Monitor May Help With CFIUS Approval