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Aerospace & Defense - August, 2022

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• Trump Attys In Hot Seat After New Revelations In DOJ Filing
• Robbins Geller To Rep Unilever Investors In Israel Stance Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Blind Vendors Have Priority In Army Contract
• Delay Tactic May Be Outcome Of DC Circ.'s FCA Liability Rule
• Miami Air To Face Trimmed Guantanamo Flight Injury Claims
• GOP Reps. Press Archives For Info On Trump Docs Probe
• Narrower Vax Mandate Block Muddles Contractor Compliance
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space Computers And F-35s
• Lockheed Martin Gets Partial Win In Ex-Atty's Race Bias Suit
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• FM Wants 2nd Circ. To Uphold Dismissal Of ITT's Virus Suit
• Philips To Pay $4M Over Claims It Skirted Military Testing Rule
• DOJ Says Trump Lacks Standing To Ask For Special Master
• KBR Says Ex-Workers Can't Prove 'Cross-Leveling' Failure
• DC Circ. Backs 'Pro Tanto' Rule For Shared FCA Damages
• Readying Companies For PFAS Regulation And Liability
• Plane Parts Fraud Trial Still On Amid Jailhouse COVID Scare
• Texas Doctor Convicted Of Defrauding Tricare
• EverWatch Bid For Expedited Merger Docs Mostly Rejected
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• High Court Urged To Take Up Fight Over NSA Internet Spying
• Feds Say Potentially Privileged Mar-A-Lago Docs Set Aside
• Gov't Denies Liability For Radioactive Injury Indemnity
• Indian Court Sets Aside $1.3B Award In Satellite Deal Fight
• Greece's Suit Over Faulty Cameras Too Late, US Says
• High Court Told Gov't Gave Up Chance To Dismiss FCA Case
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• Navy Federal Shouldn't Escape Zelle Fraud Suit, Member Says
• How Claims Court Ruling May Expand Bid Protest Avenues
• Ex-DOD Atty Joins Crowell & Moring's Gov't Contracts Group
• 11th Circ. OKs Tossing Ex-DOD Worker's Accommodation Suit
• Boeing's $6.25M Settlement Over 737 Max Gets Initial OK
• Judge Inclined To Appoint Special Master In Mar-A-Lago Case
• 3 Takeaways From Mar-A-Lago Search Warrant Affidavit
• 11th Circ. Narrows But Keeps Contractor Vax Mandate Block
• Bankruptcy Court Won't Shield 3M From Earplug Claims
• Feds Say Ex-Rep.'s Arrest Tripped Up Trump Ally's Scheme
• DC Circ. Supports FCC Approval Of SpaceX Satellite Changes
• VA Must Face Tenn. Social Worker's Race Bias Claims
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Redacted Affidavit For Mar-A-Lago Warrant Made Public
• Parker Hannifin's £6.3B Bid For UK's Meggitt Gets Green Light
• DOD Rule Allows Med Mal Claims From Active-Duty Troops
• 'Measured Mile' Theory OK In $144M Lockheed-Air Force Fight
• A Closer Look At SBA Proposal For Disabled Veteran Small Biz
• Watchdog Says VA's Toxic Water Claims Process Needs Work
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Judge Orders Release Of Redacted Affidavit In Trump Search
• 2 Firms Steer Israeli Drone Technology Firm's $12M US IPO
• Tort, Torture Claims Against Chiquita Tossed In Terrorism MDL
• DOD Wants China Disclosures, Bars Tantalum Imports
• 9/11 Judge Says No Need To Rush On $3.5B In Afghan Funds
• Sikh Marine Recruits Can't Start Training With Beards
• 11th Circ. Sends Biz Owner FARC Ties To Jury In $318M Case
• Ex-Trump Aide: Mar-A-Lago Probe Sign Jan. 6 Case Is Political
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Boeing Investors' Fraud Suit Limited To Ethiopian Air Reaction
• Fla. Judge Tells Trump To Substantiate Special Master Bid
• Texas Wants 5th Circ. To Block National Guard Vax Mandate
• Commerce Adds 7 More Chinese Cos. To Export Blacklist
• Allies Tell DC Circ. Green Card Delays Threaten Safety
• Army Corps Reaches Deal To Restore Ga. Mine Water Findings
• Exporters Should Take Heed After DC Circ.'s FedEx Ruling
• Applying Commerce Dept.'s New Cybersecurity Export Rule
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Decision Awash In Footnotes Reveals 5th Circ. Judges' Depth
• Trump Sues For Oversight Of Feds' Mar-A-Lago Doc Review
• Five Cos. Get $4.9B To Develop Next-Gen Fighter Jet Engines
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• High Court Wants Gov't View On Controversial FCA Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Amazon Trims But Can't Escape Military Leave Suit
• Aerospace Parts Co. Strikes Deal In Excessive Pay Suit
• Judge Points To Witness Risks In Mar-A-Lago Affidavit Fight
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• Ex-Navy Official Convicted In Sex-And-Cash Bribery Scheme
• Air Force Chemical Cleanup Dispute Sent To NM State Court
• CHIPS Act 'Guardrails' Bring Uncertainties For Chipmakers
• Treasury Thins Out Narcotics And Organized Crime Blacklist
• Overly Broad PFAS Regs Bring Costs For Companies
• Claims Court Won't Cut Claims From Sikorsky Cost Dispute
• Early Trends In UK National Security Reviews Of Transactions
• The Significance And Legal Risks Of Quantum Computing
• Claims Court Prototype Ruling Expands Protest Triggers
• GAO Sees No 'Significant Issue' To Revive Untimely Protest
• 9th Circ. Enforces Award In Pacific Bandwidth Fight
• Lawmakers Keep Pushing FCC To Rescind Ligado Network OK
• Calif. Man Gets 10 Yrs. For Conning Vets, Elderly Out Of $310M
• FAR Council Proposes Labor Deals For Federal Construction
• Ukrainians Sue USCIS For Immediate Work Access
• Senators' Letter To DOJ Distorts The Premise Of Debarment
• Fla. Judge May Unseal Part Of Mar-A-Lago Warrant Affidavit
• Wage Suit Against Aerospace Co. To Stay In State Court
• Labor, Digital Trade On Agenda For New US-Taiwan Talks
• Vet Tells High Court Deadline For Benefits Filing Can Be Tolled
• DOE Earmarks $45M To Protect Power Grid From Cyberthreats
• Gov't Owes Contractor Fees Over FCA Suit Spurred By Army
• DC Circ. Reinstates Iran Terror Victims' Funds Request
• Full 5th Circ. Affirms Lack Of Jurisdiction Over Navy Collision
• COVID Deaths At Mass. Vets' Home Spark Whistleblower Suit
• W.Va. Judge Rejects Couple's Plea Over Nuke Secret Sale Plot
• LexisNexis' Accurint Threatens Civil Liberty, Ill. Suit Says
• Fla. Judge Blocks 3M From Relitigating MDL In Aearo's Ch. 11
• Green Groups Challenge Puerto Rico LNG Shipping Project
• Judge Strikes DOJ Memo Over Footnotes In Wynn FARA Case
• 3M Challenges Soldier's Bid For $7.3M In Prejudgment Interest
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Feds Fight To Keep Lone Conviction In ADI Trade Secret Case
• Texas Engineer Wants To Ax Fraud Charges From Indictment
• CIA Accused Of Spying On Attys Meeting With Julian Assange
• Feds Want Mar-a-Lago Warrant Affidavit Kept Under Wraps
• Microsoft Acts To 'Disrupt' Russia-Based Hacking Group
• Judge Trims Claims Against Ex-Major In Bid-Rigging Case
• Sig Sauer Must Face Suit Over Alleged Gun Safety Defect
• Crypto Org Eyes Legal Challenge To Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Gov't Repeats Request To Block Booz Allen-EverWatch Merger
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• United Says 'Gerrymandered' Class Fails In Military Leave Suit
• Credit Suisse, Investor Spar Over Who Leads Oligarch Suit
• Commerce Adds 4 Emerging Technologies To Control List
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Masten Space Systems Inc.
• New 25% Chip Tax Credit Sparks Interest Amid Uncertainty
• Private Equity M&A Is Awash In Both Challenges And Cash
• NASA Contractor Gets Approval For $1.4M In Ch. 11 Financing
• Preparing For Small Biz Subcontractor Evals After New Rules
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• Griner Sentencing Moves Case Toward Hazy Diplomatic Phase
• Feds Aim For More Insight On Hacks With Maze Of Policies
• Boeing Tweaks Bylaw In 737 Max Deal, Attys Get Up To $4.25M
• Team Telecom Asks FCC To Clear Undersea Cable Plan
• 9th Circ. Allows Sex Assault Suit Against Former General
• Warren Urges DOJ To Ban Contractors Over Criminal Conduct
• 3M's Bankruptcy Maneuver Raises Issues For Justice System
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• Turkish Man Admits Illegally Exporting US Arms Data
• GAO Says Bidder's Past Not Decisive In $9.5M Army Deal
• 3M Says MDL Injunction Bid Would Wrongly Usurp Bankruptcy
• Watchdog Says Afghan Evacuees Mental Health Not Prioritized
• China Says CHIPS Act Will 'Distort' Supply Chains
• Claims Court Says 'Peculiar Circumstances' Negated Protest
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• Claims Court Says Air Force Arbitrary In $100M Deal Awards
• Senators Nix Measures Seen As Anti-Immigrant In Budget Bill
• Jury Convicts Ex-Twitter Worker On Saudi Spy Counts
• DC Circ. Backs ATF In Suit Challenging Bump-Stock Ban
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Standing, Delivery Orders, Conflicts
• Cerner Corp. To Pay $1.9M To End DOL Hiring Bias Claims
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• CMA Latest To Probe $7.3B Satellite Network Merger
• US To Boost Chipmaking With Tax Credit, Subsidies
• Twitter Spy Case Jury Deliberates Amid COVID-19 'Time Bomb'
• GAO Denies Costs After 'Atypical' Protest Withdrawal
• Treasury Bans Crypto Tool Allegedly Used By North Korea
• Claims Court Won't Redo IP Ruling Over Night Vision Goggles
• Claims Court Has Authority But Ends Other Transaction Case
• Commerce Hits Chinese Firm For Sending US Tech To Iran
• Bipartisan Bill Offers US' Afghan Allies A Path To Residency
• Fraud Retrial Denied Despite Erroneous Theranos Reference
• US NGO Asks Feds For Sanctions On Indian Officials
• Assessment Draft For DOD Cyber Program Lacks Key Details
• Scouts' Plan Mostly Approved, Jones Hit With $50M Verdicts
• ACLU Urges 'No' Vote On Anti-Immigrant Proposals In Budget
• 3 Firms Lead QinetiQ's $590M Purchase Of Gov't Contractor
• Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle
• GAO Backs Cutting Security Firm From Embassy Guard Bid
• Gov't Not Measuring Progress In GPS Revamp, GAO Says
• Jan. 6 Suspect Mulls Plea In Separate Vax Card Fraud Case
• FCC Starts Search For New Rules For Space Industry
• Twitter Spy Case About 'Power, Greed, Lies,' Feds Tell Jury
• 2 Insulation Cos. Plead Guilty To Bid-Rigging Conn. Projects
• NASA OIG Finds Issues In Silicon Valley Property Leases
• 3 Firms Help Steer Atlas Air's $5.2B Go-Private Deal
• HR Group Backs Aerospace Execs In No-Poach Case
• Lack Of Experience Costs Contractor $34M Award, GAO Says
• Russian Blockade Is Cause Of Food Crisis, EU Official Says
• COFC's Army Contract Ruling May Curtail Agency Discretion
• Deals Rumor Mill: Unity Software, SES, UnitedHealth
• Combating Implicit Bias In Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Steptoe & Johnson Lands Miller & Chevalier Int'l Trade Pro
• DOJ Hits Peter Navarro With Suit Over White House Emails
• 3M Unit Bankruptcy Is 'Cynical' Retry Of Earplug Suit, Vet Says
• NJ Firms Pay $8M To Settle Vet-Owned Contract Fraud Claims
• VA Watchdog Clears Attorney Of Email Hacking Claims
• How The Metaverse Will Affect Business And Legal Processes
• K&L Gates Boosts Trade Team With Ice Miller's Ex-DC Chief
• Venezuelan Cargo Co. Barred From Carrying US Goods
• Pa. Procurer Sues HP For Lost $131M US Navy Contract
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Gov't Contracts Partner
• Biden Admin. Urges High Court To Preserve Affirmative Action
• Ex-Twitter Worker's Co-defendant Slipped FBI, Jury Told
• Senate Again Passes Bill To Help Toxic-Exposed Vets
• Claims Court Denies Protest Over $2.5B Navy Software Deal
• US Levies New Russia Sanctions On Elites, Finance Cos.
• 11th Circ. Asked To Nix FAA's OK Of Amazon Cargo Expansion
• Benefits Of The Extended SBA Place Of Business Moratorium
• DC Circ. Says 'Fleet Reserve' Marines Can Be Court-Martialed
• Shipbuilder Wants Seizure Order For PDVSA's Citgo Shares
• Texas Air Force Vax Challengers Ask For Stricter Freeze
• Polsinelli Adds 6 Attys To Health Care Litigation, IP Groups
• Hacker Site's Founder Wins Bail Ahead Of Extradition Fight
• FBI Concedes No Evidence Of Private Twitter Data In Spy Trial
• GAO Says No Conflict Of Interest On $2B DHA IT Deal
• ​​​​​​​Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Internet In Space, Fall Vaccines
• DHS Watchdog Reports Understaffing At Afghan 'Safe Havens'
• Booz Allen, EverWatch Say Injunction Would End Merger Case
• Chevron, Exxon Urge 5th Circ. To Keep La. Suit In Fed. Court
• Navigating Arbitral Subpoenas In A Post-COVID Landscape
• Bank Sector Groups Push Back On Defense Bill's Cyber Rules
• Coast Guard's Sunken Ship Insurance Suit Moves To Ky.
• Bipartisan Duo's Bill Would Increase Afghan Visa Processing
• Hogan Lovells Names Space And Satellite Practice Co-Leader
• Cobham Seals £2.6B Purchase Of Defense Co. After Court OK