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Aerospace & Defense - March, 2022

243 articles

• Cybersecurity Pros On Edge As Biden Warns Of Russia Threat
• Harvard Prof Calls China-Ties Case 'Embarrassment' For DOJ
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: USPS Trucks And The Cloud
• What's Notable In DOJ's 1st Cyber-Fraud Initiative Settlement
• Co. Tells 4th Circ. Ex-Staff Unlawfully Took GDIT Subcontract
• Southwest Pilots Union Can Pursue Narrower 737 Max Suit
• L3Harris Beats FCA Suit Over Australian Navy Software Work
• Northrop Grumman Avoids Class Action Over Severance
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• MoFo To Give Pro Bono Counsel To Zelenskyy
• Balwani 'Angry' At Quality Control Advice, Theranos Jury Told
• 9/11 Plaintiffs Spar Over Approach To $3.5B In Afghan Funds
• SolarWinds' Cyber 'Hygiene' Claims Keep Investor Suit Alive
• Leery DC Circ. Mulls Damage Formula In Body Armor FCA Suit
• 11th Circ. Also Partially Blocks Navy Vax Mandate Injunction
• Former Tilton-Run MD Helicopters Opens Del. Ch. 11 For Sale
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Navigating Ambiguities In New Cyber Reporting Law
• Delta Must Face Benefits Suit Over Workers' Military Leave
• MoFo Brings Aboard Bankruptcy Partner From Arnold & Porter
• NJ Judiciary Blocks Web Traffic From Outside US For Security
• Cooley Partner Tapped To Retain Spying Oversight Board Post
• Atty Denied 'Lion's Share' Of $5M Fee In Paralyzed Vet Suit
• Theranos Judge Seals Courtroom For Balwani's Brady Hearing
• GAO Raps Navy For Favoring Blind Vendors For Cafeteria Deal
• Jury Hits 3M With $8M Verdict In 13th Combat Earplug Trial
• Navy Tells 5th Circ. Vax Mandate Freeze Is Overreach
• Justices Skeptical Of Texas' War Powers Immunity Claims
• Biden Budget Bolsters Cybersecurity Funding
• 5th Circ. Urged To Back Flyers' 737 Max RICO Class Cert.
• Lennar To Pay $6.3M To Exit San Francisco Toxic Property Suit
• Fitch Withdraws Ratings For 27 Russian Banks
• House Oversight Committee Opens Credit Suisse Inquiry
• 2nd Circ. Says USCIS Must Revisit Inadmissibility Finding
• Takeaways From Holmes' Unsuccessful Trade Secret Defense
• US Agrees To Eco-Remediation In Border Wall Settlements
• Judge OKs India's Bid To Pause $111M Arbitral Dispute
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Russia-Ukraine War Spills Into WTO's Legal Wing
• Ex-ADI Worker Can't Nix Fraud Counts From IP Theft Case
• 3 Firms Behind Sarcos' $100M Robotics Co. Buy
• Canada Chooses F-35 For $15B Fighter Jet Program
• White House Seeks $813B Defense Budget For 2023
• High Court Refuses To Wade Into Security Tariff Battle
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• 3M Slapped With $50M Verdict After Latest Faulty Earplug Trial
• Fort Hood Soldiers Sent To Prison Over Smuggling People
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Refuses To Testify On Flint Despite Court Order
• FCC Adds 3 Companies To National Security Threat List
• Families Of Air Crash Victims Discourage High Court Review
• Beware The Timeliness Trap When Protesting At The GAO
• Preparing For New Mandatory Cyber Reporting Rules
• High Court Partially Blocks Navy Vax Mandate Injunction
• Chubb Says Transport Co. Owes $1.5M For Damaged Tech
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• Russia Freezes Bank Credit Ratings To Help Maintain Stability
• Feds Say Russian Hackers Targeted Energy Sector Worldwide
• Ex-Boeing Pilot's Acquittal In 737 Max Trial A DOJ Flop
• Chancery OKs Some Job Limits In Exec's Noncompete Suit
• Ky. Justices Won't Redo $21M Award In Helicopter Crash Suit
• Biden Hits Russian Legislators, Defense Cos. With Sanctions
• DOD Halts $20B Moving Services Contract After New Protests
• Repeat Gov't Contract Fraudster Gets 8 More Years In Prison
• Judge Won't Toss Raytheon's Suit Over $2.7M Fine
• US Pledges To Accept 100K Ukrainians Fleeing Invasion
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• Tearful Theranos Whistleblower Says Boies Threatened Suit
• Ex-DHS Worker Wants Federal Database Theft Charges Pared
• Judge Ends ZTE Sanctions Probation Despite Visa Concerns
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• Jury Acquits Ex-Boeing Pilot In 737 Max Trial
• A Look At Jackson's False Claims Act Jurisprudence
• GAO Finds DOD Missteps In $34M Small Biz Support Contract
• Raytheon Says COVID, Not DOJ Probe, Led To Stock Price Dip
• Energy Cos. Fight WWII Fuel Cleanup Costs At 9th Circ.
• Law360's 2022 Aerospace & Defense Editorial Advisory Board
• Balwani Blames Holmes As 2nd Theranos Fraud Trial Opens
• Judge Says DOD Meeting Immigrant Soldier Citizenship Order
• Vets' Suits Over Citizenship Denials Continue In Calif., Minn.
• You Haven't Heard The Last From Judge O'Malley
• 4 Firms Lead $450M Satellite Communications Contractor Deal
• Split Aerojet Board Given 1 Week To Find Neutral Counsel
• GAO Rejects 2 Protests Over $20B Military Moving Deal
• Export Control Compliance Amid Stricter Russia Restrictions
• Ex-Workers Say L3Harris 401(k) Charged Exorbitant Costs
• Ex-Gov. Can't Plead Blanket Fifth In Flint Water Trial
• Sick Juror Gets Cut On Eve Of Ex-Theranos Exec's Fraud Trial
• Biden Warns Of New Russian Cyberattacks On Critical Entities
• Justices Told War Powers Defeat States' Sovereign Immunity
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• Insurers Scale Back M&A Deal Cover Over Ukraine War
• Ex-Boeing Pilot Used Experience To Exploit FAA, Jury Told
• Murky Supply Chains Bog Down Cos.' Hunt For Uyghur Abuse
• Russian Banks Expand Digital Services To Counter Sanctions
• Lockheed Can't Evade All Of Black Ex-Exec's Bias Suit
• Feds Ground Russian Carrier's Planes Under Export Rules
• House Votes To Ax Russia, Belarus As 'Most Favored Nations'
• DOD Finalizes Enhanced Debriefing Rule For Contract Bidders
• The ITC's Crucial Role In Countering Russia's Aggression
• NJ Firm Accused Of Failing 9/11 Victim's Family On Claims
• Worker Says Raytheon Misled Rehires On Retirement Benefits
• USAA Fined $140M By FinCEN For 'Willful' Laundering Lapses
• Google Looks At Cybercrime Group's Various Modes Of Attack
• 9th Circ. Says Kuwaiti Consulate Can't Avoid Bias Suit
• Senate Dems Move To Bulk Up Crypto Sanctions Power
• Graham Urges Biden To Send Polish MiG-29s To Ukraine
• Military Base Contractors Indicted On Bid-Rigging Claims
• Key Facets Of Final Buy American Rule For Gov't Contractors
• US Alleges Security Co.'s Shoddy Training Allowed Jailbreak
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• Breaking Down The DOJ's 1st 737 Max Criminal Fraud Trial
• Biden Wants To Bar Contractors Using Applicants' Past Salary
• Congress Seizes On Incident Reports In Fighting Cyberattacks
• Spirit Airlines Faces Investor Suit Over Frontier Merger Plans
• China Ties End Telecom Cos.' Access To US Networks
• US Grants Afghans Temporary Immigration Protections
• New FARA Advisory Opinions Should Put Nonprofits On Alert
• Firms Fight Over 30-Day Delay Bid In Sberbank Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Gov't Contracts Pro Amid DC Growth
• CFTC Chair Warns Of 'Unknowns' As Ukraine Crisis Continues
• DOJ Says China Tried To Derail US Congressional Campaign
• Balwani Trial Openings Delayed Due To COVID-19 Exposure
• Latest Compliance Hires Reflect Surging ESG Pressures
• State Dept. Greenlights Spain's $950M Helicopters Purchase
• Clifford Chance Adds Hogan Lovells Antitrust Law Expert
• Jury Empaneled In Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Fraud Trial
• Garland Strengthens Public Access To Government Docs
• Why The Ukraine War Won't Move The Clean Energy Needle
• Greater Federal Coordination May Not Hasten 5G Rollout
• Aviation Watch: How Russia Sanctions Will Affect Aviation
• Quinn Emanuel, DiCello Levitt To Lead Raytheon Antitrust Suit
• Clearview Asserts Its Facial Data Photo Scrapes Are Legal
• China Wants To Avoid Impact Of Sanctions On Russia
• What Tighter Sanctions Against Russia Mean For Companies
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• AGIS Can't Ship Lyft's Tech Patent Fight To Texas
• Navy SEALs Urge High Court To Keep COVID Vax Injunction
• Aerojet Faction Asks Court To Expand Neutrality Order
• Freight Firm Pays $6.85M To Resolve DOD Overcharging Suit
• BakerHostetler Builds TransDigm's $360M Dart Aerospace Buy
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Assange Loses Bid To Take Extradition Battle To Top UK Court
• Biden Ends Pandemic Order Removing Solo Migrant Children
• Balwani Wants Altered Theranos Pharma Reports Out Of Trial
• Navy Contractors Not Immune To $6M Wharf Damage Claim
• Air Force Says Ga. Officer Can't Bring Class Claims In Vax Suit
• Funds Say Boeing's 737 Max Cover-Ups Caused Stock Losses
• FAA Asks 9th Circ. To Uphold Amazon Air Cargo Site Approval
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• Biden Vows To End Russia's 'Most Favored Nation' Status
• Russia War Raises Global Insurers' Cyber Claim Exposure
• Helicopter Co. Can't Escape Crash Suit In Montana
• Libya Can't Escape £16.1M Award Enforcement
• Media Exposure To Holmes Trial Narrows Balwani Jury Pool
• Biden Urged To Use Defense Law To Boost Renewable Energy
• Satellites Could Beam Data To War Zones Under Senate Bill
• Amentum Can't Duck Military Translators' Trafficking Claims
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Parachute System Patent
• Wall Fraud Suspect Wants Separate Trial To Skirt Bannon Link
• UK Sets Deadline For Russian Aviation Insurance Sanctions
• 7 Russian Oligarchs Hit With £15B In Latest UK Sanctions
• Balwani Jury Prospects Talk Ukraine War, Elizabeth Holmes
• Mass. Rep. Seeks To Destigmatize Medical Pot Use In Vets
• 3M Looks To Cut $55M Verdict In Veteran Bellwether Case
• Defense Funding Boosted To $782B In 2022 Omnibus Bill
• Gov't Pauses Contract While Court Hears Army Sun Hat Spat
• Congress Should Cap Judgment Fund Payments
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• Biden To Tap Crowell & Moring Partner For Treasury Post
• US-Russian Citizen Is Agent Who Worked With Putin, Feds Say
• Engineer Wasn't Dogged On Flint Corrosion Fears, Jury Hears
• Sens. Cruz, Lee Brief High Court In Vet's Disability Denial Row
• DC Circ. Considers Fight Over Trump-Era Bump Stock Ban
• Chancery Asked To Enforce Aerojet TRO In Proxy Battle
• Chinese Spies Said To Breach 6 US State Gov't Agencies
• 'Educational Malpractice' Can't Support Plane Crash Suit
• GAO Says 3 Major DHS Acquisition Programs Off Track
• Possible Holmes Testimony Hangs Over Sunny Balwani's Trial
• DOD Wants High Court To Ease COVID Vax Injunction
• Reviewing Risk Factor Disclosures Amid Russian Sanctions
• Army Base Contractor Aims To Shift Blame For Cyclist's Death
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• Ohio Residents Win Cert. In PFAS Suit Against 3M, Others
• Crypto Whiz Asks For 2 Years Over N. Korea Sanctions Charge
• Hinckley Allen Adds Ex-US Atty And National Security Expert
• DHS Surveilled US Citizens' Money Transfers, Sen. Says
• Biden, UK Ban Russian Oil And Gas Imports
• Report Says Taliban Takeover Moots Afghanistan's 9/11 Motion
• Micron IP Theft Trial Heats Up With Wiretaps, Hidden Phones
• 11th Circ. Says Probation Not Enough For Tricare Fraudster
• Theranos Judge Trims Jury Pool Over Race Bias, Abuse Views
• Pentagon Commits To Draining Hawaiian Fuel Tanks After Spill
• Investor Suit Says AI Co. Concealed 'Struggling' Partnership
• FinCEN Urges Firms To Help Thwart Russia Sanctions Evasion
• CEOs Urge Energy Market Stabilization Amid Ukraine Conflict
• Nuclear Fuel Contractor Settles DOJ's FCA Claims For $10M
• Ex-Military Contractor Exec Launches Equal Pay Suit In NJ
• Coinbase Blocks 25,000 Russia-Tied Crypto Addresses
• Kerry Urges Unity Against Russia Amid Market Volatility
• Green Group Urges Biden To Cut Off Russian Oil Imports
• DOJ Taps SDNY Art Sleuth In Hunt For Hidden Russian Assets
• Biden Administration Finalizes Change In Buy American Rule
• Mitigating Antitrust Risk In Defense Deals Amid Scrutiny
• Activist Investor Seeks Ericsson Shakeup After DOJ Rebuke
• Ericsson Hit With Class Action After Report On ISIS Bribes
• Buchanan Ingersoll Lures Wiley Rein Atty To Lead Trade Team
• Russia's Ukraine Invasion Deals Shock To Insurance Industry
• State Secrets Privilege Trumps Surveillance Law, Justices Say
• Energy Corp. Can't Beat Boilerman's Asbestos Death Suit
• What Torture Ruling Means For State Secrets Privilege
• US Hits Russian 'Elites,' Propaganda Outlets With Sanctions
• DHS Pauses Ukrainian Deportations Amid Invasion
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Personnel, Tech Glitches, Solicitations
• Ex-Fox Producer Accused Of Aiding Russian Television Baron
• Veteran SDNY Prosecutor To Lead DOJ's Oligarch Task Force
• Feds Back Harvard Prof's Conviction In Nixed 'China Initiative'
• House Votes To Expand Military Burn Pit Exposure Benefits
• High Court Says Feds Can Shield CIA 'Black Site' Details
• UK's Biggest Pension Fund Joins Exit From Russian Assets
• Gov't To Ban UK Insurance Cover For Russian Aviation Firms
• DOJ Launches Crackdown To Enforce Russia Sanctions
• NASA Moon Landing Timetable In Jeopardy, GAO Says
• US Curbs Belarusian Tech Access, Swipes At Russian Energy
• Wyden Wants Russian Tariffs Increased After Ukraine Invasion
• Justices Wary Of Broadening Border Agents' Personal Liability
• Kirkland Holds Pro Bono Clinic For Afghan Refugees
• EU To Ban 7 Russian Banks From SWIFT Starting March 12
• 3 Product Liability Highlights From The State Of The Union
• Biden State Of Union Touts Russia Jets Ban, Supply Chain Fix
• Biden Focuses On Ukraine In State Of The Union Speech
• IT Exec Says Ex-Micron Worker's Laptop Exposed IP Theft
• GAO Sees No Conflict From Exec's Move In $36M Army Deal
• Leidos Lands $1.5B Deal To Streamline DOD IT Systems
• Flint's Water Processing 'Made It Worse,' Chemist Testifies
• How An Ex-FTC Official Is Putting Her Seal On ESRB Program
• Timing Of Trump Adviser Indictment Not Political, Feds Say
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship
• States, Green Groups Challenge EPA's Aviation GHG Standard
• 5th Circ. Won't Budge On Block Of Navy Vax Mandate
• Air Force Officer Wants Vax Fight To Proceed As Class Action