Aerospace & Defense Archive » January, 2020

Aerospace & Defense - January, 2020

218 articles

• DOD Releases Final Cybersecurity Plan For Contractors
• Court Cuts Off Last Avenue For Prototype Deal Protests
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Skadden
• Boeing Undercut $1.3B Air Force Deal Trial, Aircraft Co. Says
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Jet, Chopper And Cloud Deals
• Senate Panel Wants Probe Of FAA Hawaii Misconduct Claims
• Workers Probably Can't Sue Over 'OK, Boomer'
• Enviros Tell EPA To Act On Aircraft Greenhouse Gas Rules
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• Foley Cuts Ties To Venezuelan Official After Boycott Threat
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• Airbus Wins Court OK For €3.6B Global Bribery Settlement
• DOD's Top Weapons Tester Says F-35 Has Hundreds Of Flaws
• Atty Dispute Over $2.6B Terror Award Returns To State Court
• Broad Defense Policy Restrictions Put Higher Ed At Legal Risk
• Raytheon Pays $588M To Buy Vista Equity's Forcepoint Stake
• Air Force Faces $34M Suit Over Missing Data In Tanker Project
• US Issues Sanctions Over Russia Takeover Of Crimea
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Feds Say Probation Could Be 'Appropriate' For Michael Flynn
• Feds Urged To Probe Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• GAO Says DHA's Talks With $25M Deal Bidders Were Fair
• Miles & Stockbridge Ducks DQ Bid In $100M Army Deal Suit
• Navy, Wash. State Agree To Underwater Hull Cleaning Halt
• Space Telescope Unlikely To Meet New Deadline, GAO Says
• GAO Affirms Broad Scope Of $10B VA Health Record Deal
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• 4 Firms Steer Stanley's $1.5B Deal For Aerospace Parts Maker
• Shipping Co. Settles Alleged Sanctions Violations For $1.13M
• Airbus €3.6B Global Bribery Settlement Up For Court Approval
• GAO Tells Booz Allen Best Value More Just Than Price, Rating
• Feds Hit With $15M Verdict In Newborn Brain Damage Suit
• Air Force Ducks State Claims In Idaho Hazardous Waste Suit
• Claims Cut From $2.8B ManTech Army Overbilling FCA Suit
• Insurer Must Defend Body Armor Maker In Shareholder Fight
• Inbound US Real Estate Investments To Face New Oversight
• US Importers Battle Trump's Tariff Hike On Turkish Steel
• Anticipating A Turning Point In US Export Controls For Tech
• Shipbuilding Co. Says ERISA Suit Short On 'Common Sense'
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• Delaware Cases Shed Light On Electronic Books And Records
• FCC Member Warns Internet Blackout Possible Under US Law
• Harvard Chem Chair Charged With Lying About China Ties
• Airbus Agrees To Settle US, UK, French Bribery Probes
• Federal Contracting Policy Leaves Mid-Sized Cos. In A Bind
• Senators Want To Know If DOD Blocked Huawei Export Rule
• Ariz. Court Won't Hear Dispute Over Army Helicopter Design
• Gov. Contractor Says Army Families Can't Sue Over Housing
• 3rd-Party Funding Of FCA Cases Comes Under DOJ Scrutiny
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• Justices Ask Gov't To Weigh In On Contractor Immunity Case
• Aviation Watch: Wide-Body Jets Face Certification Challenges
• Trump Widens Steel, Aluminum Security Tariffs
• Russian Troll Farm's Alleged Funder Can't Escape Subpoena
• Trump Admin. Sanctions Petroleum Brokers Over Iran Deals
• Long Day Brings Hot Heads At DQ Bid Over $100M Army Deal
• Bill Would Limit Spy Agencies' Domestic Surveillance
• FCA's Epic Run In 2010s Will Be Hard To Match In 2020s
• Sens. Urge Review Of Decreased Military Naturalizations
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• Texas Co. Sued Over Funds From $140M Hospital Delay Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Dems Say Trump Atty Undercuts DOJ Case In Subpoena Fight
• Solicitor General Weighs In On Age Bias High Court Case
• Ex-Cargo Exec Cops To Price-Fixing After 10 Years As Fugitive
• Sen. Says Federal Security Clearance Backlog Finally Cleared
• Encryption Battles May Inform Fights Over 3D Printing Rule
• Law Prof Sues DHS For Acting Secretary Appointment Docs
• DynCorp To Pay $1.5M To Settle Worker Kickback Allegations
• Federal AI Panel Report May Help Guide New Export Controls
• Gov't Must Pay Co.'s Atty Fees In FCA Suit Over Army Deal
• Gov't Dinged For Not Weighing Lowest Price In Supply Bids
• Execs On Notice After Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• Michael Flynn Wants Sentence Of 'No More Than' Probation
• Oracle Says Microsoft Winning JEDI Doesn't Moot Protest
• 5th Circ. Asked To Revisit OK Of Wind Investors' $63M Award
• Dems Say DOD Funds Are For Nat'l Security, Not Border Wall
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• Trump Revives Tariff Threat Against EU Cars
• Reining In Runaway Loss Calculations For Procurement Fraud
• Army Corps Withdraws Contentious Water Supply Rule
• States To Sue Trump Admin. Over 3D-Printed Gun Rules
• CACI Wins $13.3M Anti-Drone Deal
• How OFCCP's Systemic Discrimination Audit Proposal Is Flawed
• Calif. Water Utility Sues Feds For $1.3M Water Treatment Cost
• DOJ's Trade Security Reporting Policy Boosts Transparency
• Bill Would Cut Off US Intel For Allies That Use Huawei For 5G
• Tech Biz Says Too Late To DQ Firm In $100M Army Bid Fight
• Iran Airspace Bans May Lead To EU Passenger Claims
• Key Trends In Energy Antitrust Enforcement And Litigation
• Medical Device Co. Accused Of Upending $2B VA Contract
• EU Mulls Temporary Ban On Face ID Tech In Public Places
• GAO Denies Raytheon Protest Over $288M Ship Defense Deal
• Supreme Court Calls For More Briefing After ADEA Hearing
• Sen. Wants Homeland Security Info On Iran Visa Scrutiny
• FCC Commissioners Push Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Tech
• Bradley Arant Nabs Former Assistant US Atty In NC
• Bid Protest Spotlight: 2019's Most Noteworthy Decisions
• Commerce And State Depts. Finalize Rules Over Gun Exports
• Immigrants Win Access To USCIS Data In Vetting Program Suit
• DOD To Overhaul Vetting For Foreign Military Students
• FAA Properly Vetted Boeing Max Jets, Review Panel Finds
• Michael Flynn Sentencing Delayed After Bid To Pull Guilty Plea
• Former Navy Officer Censured Over 'Fat Leonard' Bribes
• FBI Will Now Alert State Officials If Election System Breached
• Army Nixes Major Vehicle Deal After Poor Industry Response
• Feds Beef Up Claims Against Kansas Prof Over China Program
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Death Benefits Bid By Cop's Fiancee
• Dems Warn That Iran Could Target Telecom Networks
• Managing Money Laundering Risk In The Art Trade
• US Says Cos. Have 90 Days To Comply With Iran Sanctions
• Judge Frees Navy From Firefighting Foam Medical Monitoring
• Ex-Air Force Staffer, Contractor Indicted Over Bribery Scheme
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Watchdog Says White House's Ukraine Aid Freeze Broke Law
• EU Court Adviser Suggests Curbing Gov't Security Data Grabs
• Contract Clash Ruling Leaves Fraught Dispute To Congress
• Claims Court Won't Toss Raytheon's Army Rights Dispute
• Dems Vow Another Vote To End Trump's Border Emergency
• What's Changed And What's The Same In Final CFIUS Rules
• Gov't Watchdog Finds Lack Of Reliability In DOD Programs
• Roberts Wonders If Workers Can Sue Over 'OK, Boomer'
• Michael Flynn Seeks To Nix Guilty Plea Citing Gov't 'Bad Faith'
• Ex-Raydon Worker Pushes For Sanctions In ERISA Suit
• DuPont, 3M Sued Over Michigan 'Forever Chemicals' Pollution
• Watchdog Urges DOD To Seek $43M In Penalties Against Cos.
• VA Nurses Seek To Revive Locality Pay Adjustment Claims
• Amazon Will Seek To Block DOD's $10B JEDI Deal
• Airbus Tells Chuck Yeager To Go Fly A Kite In TM Suit
• Gov't Contractor Suspension And Debarment: 2019 In Review
• Ohio Co. Says Ex-Partner Used Excuse To Reap $100M Profit
• OFAC's New Iran Sanctions May Not Signal Seismic Change
• Northrop Grumman's $12.4M ERISA Deal Ends 13-Year Battle
• DOD Hit With New Protest Over $1.4B Food Supply Deal
• High Court Rejects 2 VA Contracting Cases
• Pai Cautions Against FCC-Mandated Cybersecurity Rules
• Barr Pressures Apple To Unlock Navy Base Shooter's IPhones
• Justices Order 2nd Circ. To Rethink Terror Funds Ruling
• US Raps Maduro Loyalists For Blocking Venezuelan Assembly
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• What Employers Still Don't Get About Benefits For Veterans
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Iranian Cyber Threat Raises Stakes For Corporate Security
• 4th Circ. Won't Lift Bar On Discharging HIV-Positive Airmen
• State Dept. OKs $2.75B F-35 Sale To Singapore
• House OKs Bill Regulating 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS
• Fed. Circ. Casts Doubt On Nixing White House Tariff Power
• NLRB Says Security Co. Rightly Kept Bechtel Pact From Union
• Defense Contracting Law Developments From 2019
• American Airlines Nabs Win In Pilot's Military Benefits Fight
• $99M Navy Training Systems Deal Snagged By Florida Co.
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• US Sanctions Iran's Metal Industry After Missile Attacks
• Pa. Judge Says Lawmakers Must OK Firefighting Foam Suits
• GAO Backs FEMA Price Analysis On $300M Tech Support Deal
• Dem. Hammers Trump For Not Consulting Tribe Over Wall
• Health Care Fraud Made Up Bulk Of Feds' $3B Recovery In '19
• 5th Circ. Lifts Bar On $3.6B In Defense Funds For Border Wall
• Doc Urges 9th Circ. To Void $1M Patient Privacy Breach Award
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• Telecom Bill Roundup: 5G Security, Pirate Radio And More
• The Top FMLA And ADA Decisions Of 2019: Part 1
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• MD In Tricare Fraud Case Wants Conspiracy Charge Nixed
• In Iran, There Isn't Much Left For Trump To Sanction
• Experts Find Security Flaws In Chinese-Owned TikTok App
• Trump Taps Covington Atty For FCC Inspector General
• Calif. City Hits Back In $31M Cleanup Case
• Northrop Grumman Beats Suit Over Pension Benefit Estimates
• Importers Seek CIT Panel For Trump Steel Tariff Fight
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• A Look At New Limits On Geospatial Imagery Software Exports
• Feds Say Enviro Issues Can't Back Border Wall Funding Case
• 5th Circ. Enforces $63M Award Over Soured Wind Energy JV
• 5th Circ. Won't Upend Software Co.'s Loss In OT Suit
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• In Reversal, DOJ Seeks Up To 6 Months In Prison For Flynn
• FCC Seeks Comment On Huawei, ZTE Status
• Boeing, Other Cos. Compete For $5.1B Army Tactical Contract
• Fed Circ. Won't Let Attys Get Fees From Feds On Vet's Behalf
• NY Banking Regulator Flags Heightened Iranian Cyber Threat
• Homeland Security To Share Citizenship Data For US Census
• NASA Moves To Curb Contractors' Use Of Counterfeits
• Fed. Circ. Provides Clues On Competition In Contracting Issue
• Rethinking Corporate Crisis And Litigation Communications
• Why Gov't Worker Paid Parental Leave Law Is A Big Deal
• Commerce Tightens Foreign Sales Of US Satellite Tech
• Cooley Nabs Appellate Pro Who Helped Write Mueller Report
• Miles & Stockbridge Hit With DQ Bid In Army Contract Case
• EU Trade Chief Set For US Visit As Tensions Mount
• After Jury Deadlock, Doc Wants Kickback Charges Tossed
• Trump Appointee, House Atty Clash Over Mueller Records
• NJ College To Pay $4.8M To Settle Veteran Fraud Claims
• Navy Picks General Dynamics For $98M Ship Overhaul
• Commerce Rules May Heighten Network Security Enforcement
• SBA's Proposal Would Help Small Business Teaming
• 2 Overlooked Advantages Of Hourly Fees
• VA Told It Needs Better Way To Measure Health Facility Costs
• GAO Shuts Down Translation Deal Protest For Tardiness
• Mass. Missile Joint Venture Inks $90M Saudi Contract Via DOD
• BAE Lands $175M Navy Cruiser Modernization Deal
• 5th Circ. Revives Womble Malpractice Claims In Bias Fight
• Whistleblower Says IT Contractors For Military Weren't Vetted
• BAE Scores $180M Deal To Operate Ammo Plant
• Gov't Contractors' Top FCA Compliance Risks
• 9th Circ. Won't Enforce Wall Construction Block Amid Appeals
• GAO Backs Challenge To $2.1M Air Force Training Deal
• Ex-Trump Aide's Impeachment Subpoena Suit Nixed As Moot
• Lockheed Awarded $2.3B In F-35 Deals
• Top 6 Under-the-Radar Gov't Contract Decisions In 2019
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2020
• 4 Gov't Contracting Policy Developments To Watch In 2020
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2020
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2020
• Environmental Cases To Watch In 2020
• Policy Trends For Construction Attys To Watch In 2020
• 5 Things To Watch In Litigation Finance This Year