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Aerospace & Defense - October, 2021

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• US, EU Strike Deal On Metal Tariffs With Eye Toward New Talks
• 3M Notches 2nd Win In Fla. Military Earplug Bellwether Series
• Minn. Law Enforcement Can't Interfere With Press, Judge Says
• FCC Opens $1.9B Fund For Huawei, ZTE Replacement
• GAO Says Firm Can Keep $68M Naval Award After Purchase
• Contractors Can Preserve Rights Amid Vax Mandate Rollout
• US, EU Circling Deal To Calm Steel Tariff Tension
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Laser, Space Fuel, Hypersonics
• GAO Backs Microsoft Protest Over $10B NSA Cloud Deal
• Inside Commerce's New Cybersecurity Export Controls
• Lessons From Afghanistan Mining On Conflict Area Ventures
• CFIUS Probing Tencent's $1.27B Deal For UK Video Game Co.
• DOJ Cyber Blitz Gets Boost With New National Security Chief
• Dechert Attys Ask 11th Circ. To Undo Sanctions In 3M Trial
• Contractor Can't Seek Gov't Penalties In Termination Dispute
• Gun Accessory Shop Denies Selling Illegal Silencers
• Walmart Deal Could Signal New Wave Of Military Leave Claims
• Assange Says CIA Threats Mar US Pledge To Treat Him Fairly
• Senate Confirms Conn. Judge, Panel Advances 9th Circ. Pick
• The Most Active Firms In Public False Claims Cases
• Judge To Recuse Self From Ex-Trump Aide's Suit Against FBI
• Industry Group Partnering With DOD On 5G Spectrum Sharing
• Bipartisan Sens. Call To Shield India From Defense Sanctions
• Glasses Co. Fights VA's Post-Vax Mandate Contract Revision
• Starlink Opponents, FCC Outline Fight Before Oral Arguments
• Lawyers Can And Should Commit To Climate Action
• Revised $2.4M Raydon ERISA Deal Wins Court Approval
• 2022 Defense Bills Propel Recent Acquisition Policy Trends
• Latham-Led Electric Aircraft Developer Lands $205M In Funding
• US Gov't Begins Bid To Overturn Assange Extradition Ruling
• Cybersecurity Rules Needed For Transpo Sector, Reps. Say
• DeVos Family Gave Theranos $100M 'On The Spot,' Jury Told
• Amentum Urges Claims Court To Reinstate Bid For Army Deal
• House Panel Mulls More Scrutiny For US-Listed Chinese Cos.
• Kreindler Consultant Says He Will Plead Fifth In 9/11 Case
• DOD Redactions May Derail Torture Testimony, Justices Told
• Air Force Gets Firefighting IP Fight Thrown Out Of Calif. Court
• FCC Revokes China Telecom's Authority To Operate In US
• DC Judge Says Crowley's Audit Suit Belongs In Claims Court
• 20 Years After The Patriot Act, FinCEN Still Has Room To Grow
• NYPD Union Sues Over 'Draconian' COVID Vaccine Mandate
• 2 Convicted For Illegal Libya Diving Export Scheme
• Wilson Sonsini Nabs Kirkland Nat'l Security Atty In London
• Commerce Unit Seeks Comment On Brain Interface Exports
• Boeing Says Ex-Exec's Charges Don't Prove Securities Fraud
• Russian Cyber Spies Flout Sanctions, Target Tech Sector
• FBI Urges Justices To Nix Spy Ruling 'Undermining' Security
• Parsing Boeing Decision In Light Of ESG, Caremark Trends
• Texas Church Shooting Survivors Win Hearing On DOJ Talks
• Confronting Origination Credit: Why GCs Need To Speak Up
• Saudis Say Kreindler Consultant Can't Plead Fifth In 9/11 Case
• EPA Sets Toxicity Guideline For Newer 'Forever Chemicals'
• Honeywell Says It'll Pay At Least $160M To End Bribery Probes
• Ex-Pfizer Scientist Rips Report Holmes Sent To Walgreens
• GOP Sens. Want Afghan Special Visa Program Failings Probed
• BAE Systems, NSC Tech To Pay $2.75M In Meal Break Suit
• DOD Says Lockheed Once Again Largest Contractor In 2020
• PAE Loses Latest Protest Of $1.36B CBP Aircraft Service Deal
• Halkbank Not Immune From Sanctions Charge, 2nd Circ. Says
• Commerce Looks To Narrow Coating Tech License Waivers
• Insurance Considerations Amid Increased Use Of Drones
• Texas, Missouri Sue To Force Biden To Build Border Wall
• Justices Asked To Nix Bond Hearings For Immigrants
• Claims Court Backs Space Force's Decision To Nix $113M Deal
• OIG Says NSA Lacks Oversight On Cost-Type Contracts
• High Court Urged To Reverse 'Impossible' Review Standard
• Biden Climate Migration Report Foresees Related Conflict
• Feds Oppose Service Members' Anonymity In Vaccine Suit
• Dems Bring Human Rights Arms Trade Bill To The House
• Holmes Was Coached By Marketing Firms, Jury Told
• Navy Engineer, Wife Indicted In Alleged Sale Of Nuclear Data
• Commerce Dept. Aims To Rein In Sale Of Hacking Tools
• No Delaying Key Deposition In $100M AECOM Fraud Suit
• 8th Circ. Sends Civilians' 3M Earplug Suits To State Court
• Experts Say FCC Has Grounds To Limit Chinese Tech Sales
• Parker's £6.3B Meggitt Deal To Get UK Public Interest Review
• US, EU Take Aim At Chinese Policies During WTO Review
• House Approves FCC Security, Supply Chain Bills
• Financial Planning Tips For Retiring Law Firm Partners
• 3M To Pay $99M To End Tennessee River PFAS Claims
• Holmes OK'd Testing Claims Over Atty's Concerns, Jury Told
• Officials Warn Of Ransomware Crew Targeting Agriculture
• Drop DOD Vax Mandate, Top Armed Services GOP Sen. Says
• Ex-Boeing Exec's Indictment Bolsters Suit, Investors Say
• Army Corps Can't Let Costco Fill Wetlands, Wash. Group Says
• Ex-DePaul Student Guilty Of Trying To Distribute ISIS Videos
• DOD Denies Flouting Immigrant Soldier Citizenship Order
• CEO Of Defense Contractor Faces Navy Bribery Charge
• Preparing Remote Deposition Defenses For Corporate Entities
• Carr Calls For FCC To Crack Down On 'Huawei On Wings'
• Ex-Perkins Coie Atty Rejoins Cooley To Lead Gov't Contracts
• Steel Importers Take Another Swing At Security Tariffs
• Senate Panel Proposes $726B Defense Funding Bill For 2022
• Court OKs $10M Settlement In Walmart Military Leave Suit
• Solar Co. Asks Fla. Justices To Ax Tax On Panels On Air Base
• Ex-Security Firm Employees Plead Guilty To Rigging Bids
• Gov't Tells Justices That Gitmo Detainee Can Discuss Torture
• Biden Admin. Starts Governmentwide Effort To Combat PFAS
• Trade Court Pauses On Narrow Steel Tariff Ruling
• Why Law Schools Should Require Justice Reform Curriculum
• Attys Hope For Clarity With Justices' Interest In Fraud Claims
• Claims Court Wants Analysis Of Marine Corps' Small-Biz Deal
• Theranos' Test Demo Hid Failures From Investors, Jury Told
• DOJ Lands 1st Indictment Of Many Expected In 737 Max Probe
• DOJ Wants AECOM Worker Deposed On Time For Katrina Suit
• Biden Officials Say Tracking Is Key To Enviro Justice Efforts
• Claims Court Finds No Bias In Navy Rejecting R&D Proposal
• New DOJ Tip Line Targets Central American Corruption
• How Canceling The Border Wall Affects Gov't Contractors
• New Contractor Insights On 'Other Transaction' Bid Protests
• Ex-Boeing Chief Technical Pilot Indicted Over 737 Max Probe
• Holmes Prayed As WSJ Reporter Raised Doubts, Jury Told
• FBI's Ex-No. 2 McCabe Inks Deal Over 'Political' Firing
• Prof Says Navy Employment Can't Excuse Harassment
• FAR Council Ponders Rule To Mitigate Contract Climate Effect
• Watchdog Backs Tenn. Co.'s $259M Army Support Deal
• Army Delays $22B Microsoft Headset Program
• Ex-Walgreens Exec Told Holmes 'Haters Are Everywhere'
• DC Circ. Balks At DOJ In Fight To ID Mueller Probe Witnesses
• Watchdogs Want Trump Org Blocked From Federal Contracts
• VA Says Bill's Proposed Medical Pot Study Is Too Broad
• Retired Ambassador Tapped To Lead Afghan Resettlement
• Dish Says Rural Broadband Not Enough To Justify Starlink
• Girardi Scandal Provides Important Ethics Lessons
• Jury To Hear Harvard Prof's FBI Tape After Miranda Claim Fails
• Texas Residents Say SpaceX Can't Kick Them Off The Beach
• Ports, Retailers Pivot To 24/7 To Tackle Supply Chain Crunch
• Latham Helped Vet Theranos Deal, Ex-Safeway CEO Says
• High-Ranking DOD Official Sues Over Suspension Limbo
• Zinc Biz Wants Out Of $25M Cleanup Fight
• Justices Won't Hear Bid To Restore $7.6M Army Contract
• Embracing ESG: Jabil GC Talks Compliance Preparation
• FCC's Rosenworcel Says It's Not Too Early To Plan For 6G
• High Court Vacates Another Border Wall Funding Suit
• DOJ Cybersecurity Crackdown May Inspire Whistleblowers
• New DOJ Crypto Team Puts Exchanges In Hot Seat
• Court Trims Class In American Airlines Military Leave Suit
• Afghan Ally Sues State Dept. To Bring Kids To US
• Construction Biz To Pay $4.75M To Exit Fraud Suit
• 3 Ways CLOs Can Drive ESG Efforts
• Major Rail, Subway Systems To Face New Cybersecurity Rules
• Microsoft Says Russia Leads Way On Nation-State Hacks
• House GOP Seeks Investigation Into Afghan Evacuee Vetting
• House Bill Aims To Ease Commercial Use Of Gov't Spectrum
• L3 Urges Claims Court To Restore $544M Navy Jammer Deal
• How Law Firms Can Rethink Offices In A Post-Pandemic World
• Appeals Board Says Delay Can't Block Army's $12.7M Claim
• Federal Agencies Launch Plans To Reach Biden Climate Goals
• Japanese Steel Co. Sues Over Security Tariff In Dumping Levy
• DOJ Launches Programs Aimed At Cybersecurity, Crypto
• Ex-Safeway CEO Says Theranos Didn't Deliver On $55M Deal
• Gorsuch Questions Feds On Why Gitmo Detainee Can't Testify
• Hong Kong Shirt Co. Remains On Trade Blacklist For Now
• Boeing, Southwest Seek Pause On 737 Max RICO Class Action
• 3rd Circ. Raps BIA For Cutting Proof From Vet's Removal Case
• Behind The Curtain At Commerce's Operating Committee
• Hughes Hubbard Adds Arbitration And Anti-Corruption Pro
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Says Ebola Rumor Was 'Final Straw'
• Airbus Unit Agrees To Pay $1M To End Fraud Suit
• Bergdahl Urges Court To Overturn Court-Martial Conviction
• FAA Defends Small Drone Remote ID Rule At DC Circ.
• Skadden Lures Former State Dept. Adviser From Steptoe
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Standing, Line Items, Source Selection
• FCC Kicks Off Midband Spectrum Auction In 3.4 GHz
• US Biz Urges Fed. Circ. To OK Turkish Co.'s Upped Duties
• Kreindler Firm Must Explain Consultant's Breach In 9/11 MDL
• Sen. Warner Urges Allied Focus On Technology Strategy
• Senate Confirms Sheppard Mullin Partner As DHS GC
• 9th Circ. Clarifies Timely Removal Of Suits In Boeing Case
• Embracing ESG: Baker Hughes CLO Talks Sustainability Team
• Commerce Puts Export Curbs On Gene-Editing Software
• EEOC Says Army Support Biz Fired Staffer Over Cancer
• Justices Nix 2nd Ruling On Border Wall Funding Redirection
• Justices Reject Oracle Dispute Over $10B JEDI Cloud Contract
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Testifies That Balwani Wasn't Qualified
• Supreme Court's Return Could Deliver Conservative Windfall
• Jury Hits 3M With $8.2M Verdict In Latest Earplugs Trial
• Pro Say: A Supreme Court Term Packed With Landmark Cases
• Airbus, Lockheed Escape South Korean Satellite Deal Dispute
• New PFAS Reporting Rule Could Be Tough For Businesses
• Up Next At High Court: State Water Rights, CIA Black Sites
• What Mainstreaming Of Litigation Finance Means For Industry
• Stuck On Plane Is No Meal Break, 11th Circ. Says
• Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID, Has No Symptoms