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Aerospace & Defense - February, 2020

192 articles

• Embattled Startup Clearview AI On Uncertain Legal Footing
• Nichols Liu Lands Government Contracts Pro From Crowell
• DOD Contractor Protests Special Ops Supply Contract Awards
• Trump Won't Impose National Security Tariffs On Titanium
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: IT, Space and Helicopter Deals
• DC Circ. Lets Trump Bar McGahn Testimony To Congress
• Gov't Blocked From Using $89M In Funds For Border Wall
• American Airlines Policy Hurts Reservists, Pilot Says
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Trump's Nat'l Security Steel Tariffs Intact
• Recused Judge Wrongly Issued Ruling, Veteran Tells 7th Circ.
• Watchdog Dings Navy For Underestimating Ship Maintenance
• Gov't Fires Back At SpaceX Over $2.2B Launch Deal Rejection
• $1B Huawei 'Rip And Replace' Bill Headed To Oval Office
• Justices Shut Courthouse Doors On Border Patrol Victims
• CIA Deemed 2nd Coder A Security Risk After WikiLeaks Dump
• National Security Experts Rally Around FCC's C-Band Plan
• Justices Seem Poised To Increase Cos.' Liability Overseas
• GAO Sees No Deception In Pentagon's Deal Cancellation
• Warren Pitches Using Border Wall Cash To Fight Coronavirus
• Surveillance Bills In Limbo Ahead Of March 15 Deadline
• GAO Says Most Of $82B Army Deal Protests Can Be Axed
• DHS Chief Pressed On 'Remain In Mexico,' Border Wall Funds
• US Approves $300M Fire Control System Sale To Jordan
• More Businesses Challenge Trump's Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• WikiLeaks Suspect Wrote Of Waging 'Information War' On CIA
• Disabled Vet's Family Biz Ineligible For Deals, Fed. Circ. Says
• Trump Campaign Sues NYT For Libel Over 'Collusion' Op-Ed
• New Foreign-Influence Considerations For US Research Orgs
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• UK Can't Extradite Assange On Political Charges, Atty Claims
• Turkish Bank Agrees To Be Arraigned On Sanctions Charges
• Feds Say Blocking 3D-Printed Gun Rules Harms Nat'l Security
• Retired Shipbuilders Get Class Status In Mortality Table Suit
• Judge Rips Trump For Putting Stone Juror's Safety At Risk
• Senator Slams DHS Over Waiving Contracting Laws For Wall
• When Coronavirus May Trigger SEC Disclosure Requirements
• Aviation Watch: For NASA, Failure Cannot Be An Option
• Insurer Says Fla. Contractor Must Face Suit In Puerto Rico
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• US Built Case On 'Lies, Lies & More Lies,' Assange Atty Says
• High Court Bars Damages In Fatal Cross-Border Shooting
• High Court Could Add $4.3B To Terror Ruling Against Sudan
• Navy Asbestos Case Leads 5th Circ. To Reset Removal Test
• Raytheon, UTC Offer Up Fixes To Win EU Merger Blessing
• Trump Launches India Trade Talks With $3B Military Deal
• GAO Ruling Expands DOD Experimental Purchasing Authority
• High Court Won't Review Satellite Co.'s $1M Award Fight
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• More Imports Spared From Trump's Expanded Metal Tariffs
• Roger Stone Judge Won't Step Aside For Sentencing Remarks
• Assange Put 'Lives At Risk' By Leaking Docs, US Tells Court
• Prosecutor Took Jabs At Roger Stone's Reduced Sentence
• Congress Probes Civil Rights Issues In China Investigations
• Fed. Claims Court Tosses Bid Protest Over Security Clearance
• Trade Group Backs Proposal To Reduce Gov't Contract Delays
• Veterans, Ex-Lawmakers Join 9th Circ. Border Wall Fund Fight
• White House Says DOD Can Skip Union Bargaining
• Iran Blacklisted By Global Money-Laundering Watchdog
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• Roger Stone Judge Strikes Blow For Judicial Independence
• Activists Sue DOD Over PFAS Foam Burning Contracts
• EPA Says 2 Chemicals Could Be Regulated In Drinking Water
• Ex-DIA Analyst Pleads Guilty To Leaking China Info To Media
• Ineligible Cos. Won $877M In DOD Vet-Owned Small-Biz Deals
• Crowell & Moring Hires 10-Year Treasury & DOJ Alum In DC
• Wash. Floats Pausing Lower Aerospace Tax Amid EU Row
• TransDigm Defeats Investor Suit Over Alleged Price-Gouging
• Ex-Raydon Worker's 'Animus' No Bar To Cert. In ESOP Suit
• Trump's New Pick For Top Intelligence Job Draws Dems' Fire
• Pa. Justices Snub Contractor's Iran Sanctions Defamation Suit
• Gun Control Nonprofit Wants New 3D-Printing Rules Blocked
• GAO Blames Calif. Co. For Late Bid With 11th Hour Courier
• Key Trade Secrets Developments Of 2019: Part 2
• Southwest Hit With Investor Suit Over FAA Noncompliance
• Huntington Ingalls Can't Shake Mortality Rate ERISA Suit
• Levi & Korsinsky Can't Resume As Counsel In Honeywell Suit
• Trump Ally Roger Stone Sentenced To Over 3 Years
• Boeing Hit With Wrongful Death Suit After Pegasus Air Crash
• WikiLeaks Suspect Sent Angry Email To CIA's Top Official
• Judges Delay Call On Trump Meddling In Roger Stone Case
• NetJets Asks High Court Not To Hear Muslim Pilot's Bias Suit
• Remington Seeks Sandy Hook Shooter's Mental Health Docs
• Anti-Corruption Groups Question Size Of SFO's Airbus DPA
• DC Circ. Wary That House Can't Sue Prez Over Funding Rows
• Texas Judge Rules Huawei Contracting Ban Is Constitutional
• Judges Call Emergency Meeting After Stone Sentencing Swap
• Trump Is Right About Stone Sentencing, For Wrong Reasons
• EPA Internal Watchdog Says Mexico Border Program Failing
• Gov't Waives Contracting Laws To Speed Up Border Wall
• Navy Overpaid $125M In Hurricane Recovery, OIG Says
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• Judge Won't Delay Roger Stone's Sentencing
• US Sanctions Russian Energy Broker Over Venezuela Ties
• Turner Construction Hit With Suit Over $107M Naval Project
• Assange Atty Warns US Trial Unfair To WikiLeaks Founder
• DC Circ. Tosses Guam's $160M Landfill Superfund Suit
• Racketeering Charges Turn Up The Heat In US V. Huawei
• US Hikes Tariffs On EU Planes In Airbus Tussle
• New Ransomware Ring Aims To Publicly Shame Its Victims
• GE Tells Justices Limits On PTAB Appeals Flout Precedent
• Army Copter Case Blurs Jurisdiction For 'Other Transactions'
• GOP Sen. Proposes Tighter Rules On Tech Exports To Huawei
• New CFIUS Rules Heighten Focus On PE Limited Partners
• FCC Urged To End Military Hold-Up Of Spectrum Repurposing
• States, Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Block Border Wall Funds
• Trump Admin. Can't Pause Order To Reform Terror Watchlist
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• Importer Escapes Trump's Expanded Metal Tariffs During Suit
• ​​​​​​​Sudan Reaches $70M Deal With USS Cole Attack Victims' Kin
• Gun Group Asks To Join In On 3D-Printing Rules Challenge
• Dems Say Trump Must Release Nat'l Security Tariff Report
• Internet Satellite Co. Says $90M Will Help It Launch Into Space
• Sanctions Still Stop Iran From Earning Interest On $159M Win
• CIA Worker Tells Jury He Once Punched WikiLeaks Suspect
• Army Corps Must Face Construction Co.'s $1.9M Claim
• The Deal Maker's Guide To The New CFIUS Framework
• Microsoft's $10B Pentagon Deal Blocked Amid Amazon Fight
• Air Force Owes Contractor $1.7M Over Labor Costs
• GAO Says Small Biz Didn't Protest VA Correction Fast Enough
• Importer Narrows Bid To Halt Trump's New Metal Tariffs
• Spy Court Won't Declassify Opinions On Gov't Data Collection
• Calls For Probes Intensify After Roger Stone Sentence Fracas
• 'Forever Chemical' Litigation Is Here To Stay: A Cheat Sheet
• Navy Awards Aviation Tech Co. $82.9M Contract
• Ex-Theranos CEO Escapes Charges She Defrauded Doctors
• Aerovation Hits Back At Contractor With Unpaid Bill Claims
• Stone Prosecutors Off Case As DOJ Rips Proposed Sentence
• Equifax Hack Shows China's Expanding Hunger For Data
• Ethics Groups Back Amazon's Call For Trump JEDI Testimony
• Defense Co. Founder Wants Qatar Contract Fight Arbitrated
• Gov't Contractor Gets Nearly 5 Years in Fraud Case
• Accountants Say First National Bank Suit Misses Mark
• Malpractice Landscape Is Becoming Riskier For BigLaw
• Roger Stone Prosecutors Seek Up To 9 Years In Lying Case
• Michael Flynn's Sentencing Delayed Again
• White House Looks To Fortify Cybersecurity With Budget Plan
• Kayak, TripAdvisor Want Out Of Confiscated Cuban Land Suit
• Fed Circ. Says Drug Ingredient Doesn't Decide Product Origin
• White House Wants $741B For Defense In 2021
• Amazon Wants Trump To Testify In Suit Over $10B JEDI Deal
• Ex-Theranos CEO Says Bad Blood Tests Are A 'Fact Of Life'
• Metal Importers Beware Of New Expanded Tariff Risks
• Judging A Book: Humetewa Reviews 'Guilty People'
• White House Looks To Chop EPA Budget By 26%
• GAO Denies Raytheon Challenge Of $298M Army Security Deal
• China Reaping Sales From US Wine Tariffs, Biz Groups Say
• 4 Chinese Military Members Charged With Equifax Hack
• Defense Agency Can't Extend $47M Deal For New Contractor
• Air Force Found To Have Wasted $18M On Drone Sensor
• Boeing Ducks Sanctions Over Docs In $1.3B Deal Suit
• Senate Dem Worries Voting Apps Invite Foreign Hacking
• The Optimistic Outlook For M&A In The UK
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Jurisdiction, Standing, Selection Criteria
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Ropes, Wilson, Sullivan
• Boeing Tries To Skirt Irish Co.'s Claims In $185M 787 Max Suit
• CIA Threat Unit Eyed WikiLeaks Suspect's Conduct, Jury Told
• Ill. To Forgive $50M Taxes On Plane Parts After Veto Override
• Army To Stick With Original Awardees For $82B Logistics Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Atotech, Swissport, SoftBank
• Navigating Risky Waters Of DOD Cybersecurity Certification
• Afghan, Iraqi Nationals Nab Cert. In Visa Delay Suit
• SAIC Inks $1.2B Deal For Unisys' US Federal Biz
• Fla. Contractor Says It Can't Be Sued In Puerto Rico Court
• Audit Process Remains A Mystery In DOD Cybersecurity Plan
• Industry Rep. Says DOD 'Overthinking' Solution To Tech Woes
• Wikileaks Suspect Lost Agency's Trust, CIA Hacker Tells Jury
• 3rd Defendant Charged In Computer Auction Rigging Probe
• Alphabet's Missteps Offer Crisis Management Case Study
• Defense Policy Banning Chinese Telecom Will Likely Expand
• Axis Says It Owes Northrop Grumman Nothing For ERISA Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Review OK Of Wind Investors' $63M Award
• Importer Moves To Stop Trump's Metal Tariff Expansion
• Trump Says NATO Allies Now Paying 'Fair Share' For Defense
• Judge Reluctantly OKs Bid To See Pentagon Papers Records
• PTAB Says Microsoft Can't Challenge IP On Behalf Of Gov't
• Honeywell Says Citgo Must Help Pay For $500M Lake Cleanup
• Legislation Pushes EPA And Cos. To Reckon With PFAS
• Watchdog To Probe Use Of 'Forever Chemicals' At DOD Sites
• Boeing Fights Aircraft Co.'s Sanctions Bid Over Documents
• How Emotional Intelligence Can Benefit Transactional Attys
• Ex-CIA Coder A 'Pain In The Ass' But No Traitor, Jury Told
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Following A Serendipitous Path
• 3 Firms Lead $1B Sale Of L3Harris Unit To Leidos
• Feds Say Divulging Border Search Data May Aid Terrorists
• Lockheed Wins $3B in Gov't Contracts For Navy, Missile Work
• ZTE Looks To Slip FCC's Proposed Ban On Chinese Tech
• NM Lawmakers Sue Air Force Over Toxic Fuel Plume
• Enviros Ask Justices To Decide Border Wall Power Dynamic
• 7 Ethics Questions To Ask Before Marketing Your Law Firm
• Cooperation Is More Than Just A Buzzword In Airbus Case
• Insurers Navigate Iran Sanctions Over Plane Crash Claims