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Aerospace & Defense - September, 2022

233 articles

• DOJ Seeks Quick Appeal Of Mar-A-Lago Special Master Order
• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• High Court Urged To Curb State Secrets Privilege in Spy Suits
• Venezuela Creditors Get Green Light To Pursue Seizure Orders
• Massive Insurance Cartel Alleged In Suit By Major Firms
• Insurer Attys Cast Vt. Supreme Court Virus Decision As Outlier
• Russia Sanctions Reach Expands After Annexation
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• Boeing Says False Claims Missing In Air Force One FCA Suit
• Dem Sens. Seek Easier Citizenship Path For Service Members
• Unsealed Ruling Blasts Kreindler & Kreindler For 9/11 Leak
• Taft Adds Former Homeland Security Attorney To DC Office
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Cybersecurity & Trade Attys Join Goodwin In DC
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• SEC Says Fake Veteran Defrauded Millions From Investors
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Barrack Jury Told Of Pro-UAE Push To Influence Trump
• CFPB Says MoneyLion Loans Gouged Military Borrowers
• 6 States Sue To Halt Biden's Student Debt Cancellation Plan
• FCC Adopts 5-Year Deorbiting Rule For Low-Earth Satellites
• DOD Says Cost-Reimbursement Deals Inconsistently Awarded
• Ex-NSA Employee Charged In Espionage Case
• Russian Oligarch Deripaska Charged With Evading Sanctions
• Army Doctor, Wife Accused Of Patient Data Leak To Russia
• Sens. Grapple With How To Do Outbound Investment Review
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• State COVID Insurance Rulings Highlight Errors In Dismissals
• Ex-FBI Agent Denies Taking Bribes To Run Searches For Atty
• Ill. Families Sue Smith & Wesson Over July 4 Shooting
• GAO Says Mistakes By Army Corps Don't Sink $78M Contract
• Lawmakers Question True Impact Of Sanctions On Russia
• Ex-NASA Contractor Pleads Not Guilty In China Export Case
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Ex-Senate Armed Services GC Joins Covington In DC
• Regulatory Changes That May Affect Investments In Wireless
• Judge Orders Redo On NC Dredging Rules In Win For Enviros
• Ex-Argonne Nat'l Lab GC Takes New Roles At Aerospace Corp.
• Plane Parts Exec Convicted Of $15M Fraud On Honeywell
• Twitter Whistleblower Claim Is Cautionary Tale For Employers
• Navy Engineer, Wife Again Plead Guilty To Secrets Sale Plot
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• Plane Parts Exec Accused Of 'Long Con' As $15M Trial Wraps
• How Contractors Can Avoid Cybersecurity FCA Violations
• Lawmakers Urge Executive Order On Outbound Investments
• Travelers Has No Duty To Defend Northrop Pollution Suit
• Ex-Army Reservist Guilty Of Acting As Chinese Agent
• NCA Fights To Keep Funds Frozen In Russia Sanctions Probe
• Booz Allen Says DOJ Way Off Base On Antitrust Allegations
• Crédit Agricole Units Pay $1M For Allegedly Skirting Sanctions
• Feds Say Iranian Plane Violated Russian Export Curbs
• Ex-US Army Judge Advocate Joins Eckert Seamans In Pa.
• SEC's Fraud Fight With Israeli Contractor Execs To Go To Jury
• Honeywell Accused Of Discrimination Over Vaccine Badges
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• 3 Questions As Feds Flesh Out New Breach Reporting Rules
• Musk's Dim View Of Patents Ignores Reality For Most Cos.
• Air India Wins A Round In $111M Award Fight In Quebec
• Convicted Twitter Spy Cites Whistleblower In New Trial Bid
• FCC Aims To Cut Satellite Debris, But Can It Regulate Space?
• 11th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Gun Shop's Case Over ATF Search
• Lockheed, Airbus Tell 4th Circ. Satellite Deal Not Commercial
• US Agencies Need Top-Level Privacy Officials, GAO Says
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• Citibank Raised Veterans' Rates After Active Duty, Suit Says
• L3Harris FCA Billing 'At Least Reckless,' 3rd Circ. Told
• Vt. Justices Revive Huntington Ingalls' Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-Prof Pleads Guilty To Lying To NASA About China Ties
• Boeing To Pay $200M To End SEC Fraud Probe Over 737 Max
• Kreindler Sanctioned Over Deposition Leak In 9/11 MDL
• Russia Market Economy Review Moves To Rubber Probe
• 'Fat Leonard' Captured In Venezuela After Fleeing US
• Class Settlement For Foreign Soldiers OK'd In Discharge Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Air Force's Win In Pension Deposit Dispute
• Special Master Orders Trump To Back Up Planted Docs Claim
• Biden Order's New Lens Puts Foreign Transactions In Focus
• Death In Custody Spurs Blacklisting Of Iran's 'Morality Police'
• Trump Ally Tells Jury In Foreign Agent Trial: No Deal, No Crime
• Space Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Remand $1.3B Enforcement Battle
• Feds Call Holmes' New Trial Bids 'Ploy' To Delay Sentencing
• 11th Circ. Allows DOJ To Access Classified Mar-A-Lago Docs
• Maxar Technologies Will Pay $27M To Resolve Investor Suit
• Claims Court Again Rejects Boeing Cost Accounting Dispute
• TTAB Won't Register 'US Space Force' TM, Citing Netflix Show
• Plane Parts Exec Blames Dead Boss In $15M Fraud Trial
• ​​​​​​​Sikhs Denied 2nd Bid To Start Marine Training With Beards
• DHS Watchdog Says CBP Skipped Migrant Screening Process
• Satellite Operators Seek Waiver Option In Space Debris Rule
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• DC Circ. Damages Ruling May Sway FCA Litigation Strategy
• 11th Circ. Won't Rehear Doctor's VA Age Bias Suit
• Six CHIPS Program Leaders Tapped By White House
• Fed. Circ. Rejects VA Guidance On Partial Knee Replacements
• Kansas Prof Gets Fraud Verdict Overturned In China Ties Case
• GAO Says Air Force Failed To Compare Value On $140M Deal
• 11th Circ. Asks How New Law Affects Marine Base Water Suit
• Airline Wants DOL Sanctioned For Dragging Out Doc Turnover
• FCC Allows Lynk's Plan For 10 Near-Earth Satellites
• DC Circ. Wary Of Chinese Telecom Appeals To FCC Orders
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• Trump Tells 11th Circ. No Proof Docs Were Still Classified
• Ransomware Payment Lessons Amid DOJ Recovery Success
• FCC Chair Plans To Explore Revamp Of 12.7 GHz Band
• Coast Guard Academy Settles Suit Over Parenthood Ban
• Trump Fights Immediately Disclosing 'Declassification' Info
• $2.9M Fraud Suit Says Fla. Men Left Refugees Stranded
• Trump Looms Large Over Barrack Jury Pool In Lobbying Trial
• Settlement Reached In $38M Marine Corps Construction Case
• Contract Sham Bid Conspiracy Charges Untimely, Judge Told
• Switzerland Inks $6.3B F-35 Purchase Deal With US
• Biden Order Renews Spotlight On Advancement Of US Biotech
• OFAC's Tornado Cash Sanctions Create Legal Uncertainty
• Families Say Boeing Can't Evade Jury Trial In Lion Air Cases
• Keeping Up With New US Push On Strategic Tech Competition
• ACLU Seeks DOD Info Tied To Trump's Declassification Order
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• DOJ Asks 11th Circ. For Classified Mar-A-Lago Docs Access
• New CFIUS Order Will Prompt Broader Investment Scrutiny
• DHS Opens Up $1B In Funding To Boost States' Cybersecurity
• Booz Must Give NSA Its Best, EverWatch Merger Judge Told
• Mar-A-Lago Special Master Is Up To Task, Ex-Clerks Say
• 3M Can't Get Gov't Contractor Immunity Defense In Foam MDL
• Microsoft Escapes Sanctions In SAIC Night Vision Patent Case
• 4th Circ. Probes 'Commercial Act' In $3.1B Satellite Deal Feud
• Perkins Coie Atty Tells Jury Plane Parts Exec Skipped Depos
• US Gov't Sues Barge Insurer For $6.2M Oil Cleanup
• Latham Helps NASA Moon Contractor Land $1B SPAC Deal
• US Sets New Sanctions On Russia's Defense Industrial Base
• FCA's 'Creative Lawyering' Defense Divides Full 4th Circ.
• Fla. Judge Rejects DOJ Bid For Stay In Mar-A-Lago Case
• DOJ Says Only Merger 'Uncertainty' Can Protect NSA Contract
• FCC Chair Details Strategy On Space Industry Rules
• Retired Navy Official Dropped From 'Fat Leonard' Case
• 8 Military Consumer Protection Tips For Finance Cos.
• Aviation Watch: Congress Should Leave Regulation To FAA
• Boy Scouts Plan Confirmed, Cineworld Hits Ch. 11
• Raytheon Worker Seeks Mass. Justices' Take On Remote Work
• Boeing Says NC Fund Ransomed Plane Parts With Price Surge
• Plane Parts Exec Denies Fleeing As $15M Fraud Trial Opens
• Raytheon Strikes Deal To End Autism Therapy Coverage Suit
• Biden Beefs Up Nat'l Security Evals For Foreign Investments
• Holmes' New Trial Bid Is 'Mt. Everest' Uphill Fight, Attys Say
• US Indicts 3 Iranians In Massive Hacking, Ransom Scheme
• White House Details $2B Biotech Supply Chain Initiative
• Boeing Crash Victim's Rep Wants OK For Settlement
• What AML Bill Could Mean For Firms, Funds And FinCEN
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• Miller & Chevalier Gains Former Lockheed Int'l Tax Counsel
• Bankrupt 3M Unit Gets OK To Continue Earplug Appeals
• More Portions Of Mar-A-Lago Warrant Unsealed By Court
• Credit Suisse Investor Denied Lead Of Russian Oligarch Suit
• Senegal Guard Co. Asks Fed. Circ. To Keep Embassy Contract
• Treasury Says Tornado Cash Users Can Apply To Get Crypto
• Raytheon Wants Out Of Rod End Bearing Design Suit
• Claims Court Won't Pause Navy Contract With Penn State
• Demystifying OFAC And BIS Civil Settlement Negotiations
• A Privacy Atty, Turned Photographer On 9/11, Pays It Forward
• Nardello Opens New LA Office Led By Ex-DOD Analyst
• Biden Aims To Boost Biotech In Latest Supply Chain Fix
• Navy Solicits Developers' Pitches For 70.5 Acres In San Diego
• Treasury Offers Maritime Cos. Guidance On Russian Oil Cap
• 3M, Others Get 6th Circ. To Review Class Cert. In PFAS Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• Trump Lawyers Reject DOJ's Mar-A-Lago Doc Review Limits
• Trump, DOJ Lodge Dueling Mar-A-Lago Special Master Picks
• 11th Circ. Revives Minors' Claims In Chiquita Terror MDL
• US Sets New Iranian Sanctions Over Albanian Cyberattack
• GAO Says Clear Roles In Satellite Imagery Acquisition Needed
• FCC Aims To Shorten Time For Cleaning Up Space Debris
• Aerojet Takes The 'Acting' Off In-House Atty's GC Title
• Reading FARA Tea Leaves In Flynn Ex-Partner, Wynn Cases
• New Defense Tech Cos. Must Prioritize Anti-Fraud Compliance
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• Holmes' 3rd New Trial Bid Targets Missing Database Emails
• SolarWinds Directors Beat Shareholder Suit Over Hack
• 3M Unit Says Mediators Should Tackle Ch. 11 Issues
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• DOJ Appeals Mar-A-Lago Special Master Order, Asks For Stay
• Masten Space Approved For $4.5M Asset Sale In Ch. 11
• Coinbase Backs Suit Against Treasury Over Tornado Cash Ban
• Bannon Indicted In NY As 'Architect' Of Border Wall Fraud
• Elizabeth Holmes Files 2nd New Trial Bid, Citing Balwani Trial
• Colo. Gadget Maker To Pay $625K Over Alleged False Claims
• Experts Say Mar-A-Lago Judge Shows Poor Grasp Of Privilege
• Albania Cuts Diplomatic Ties With Iran After Cyberattack
• Watchdog Faults DHS' Afghan Vetting Process, Sparks Ire
• GAO Denies Va. Co.'s Protest Of State Dept.'s Security Pick
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Affiliate Experience, JV Registration
• Conviction On Lone Charge Stands In ADI Trade Secrets Case
• 5th Circ. Backs Iranian's 10-Year Sentence For Export Scheme
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• Insurers Fight Coverage In Taliban Terror Support Suit
• Beware Broad Scope Of Gov't Contract PAC Contribution Ban
• 'Fat Leonard' On The Run Ahead Of Navy Bribery Sentencing
• Bass Berry 'Lacked Courtesy' As Atty Grieved, DOJ Says
• Booz Allen, Rival Cut $5M Deal To End Workers' No-Poach Suit
• Commerce Releases CHIPS Implementation Strategy
• 11th Circ. Revives Bellwether Cases In Chiquita Murder MDL
• Insurance Implications For Aircraft Grounded In Russia
• Boeing Presses For Bench Trial In Remaining Lion Air Cases
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• Holmes Wants New Trial After Key Witness Expresses Regrets
• PFAS Superfund Hazard Designation Would Inflate Cos.' Costs
• Mar-A-Lago And The Inherent Problems With DOJ Filter Teams
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• Judge OKs Mar-a-Lago Special Master, Pauses DOJ Review
• Veterans Look To Block 3M's Planned Health Care Spinoff
• Treasury Dept. Issues Update To Cybersecurity Regulations
• 4 Takeaways From Military Sexual Assault Report
• DC Judge Tosses Ex-Trump Aide's FBI Surveillance Suit
• Feds' Vax Mandate Loss Imperils Other Procurement Policies
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• Trump's Special Master Bid May Put Heat On DOJ Practices
• L3Harris Pans Bid To Resurrect FCA Billing Suit At 3rd Circ.
• FBI Agents Found 48 Empty 'Classified' Folders At Mar-A-Lago
• Tornado Cash Sanctions May Signal Enforcement Shift
• Philips Unit To Pay $24M To End Med. Supply Kickback Case
• Businesses Urge Commerce To Coordinate CHIPS Act Rollout
• Booz Allen, EverWatch Get Partial Look At DOJ Merger Probe
• Afghan Resettlement Efforts Will Now Prioritize US Family Ties
• American Airlines, Pilots Both Seek Win In Military Leave Suit
• Holmes Acquittal Bid Denied As Attys Hint At New Info
• Preparing For SBA's Vet-Owned Biz Certification Overhaul
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• DOJ Moves To Seize Russian Energy Co.'s Boeing 737
• Potential Charges That Could Stem From Mar-A-Lago Search
• Harvard Professor Can't Undo Conviction In China-Ties Case
• Fla. Judge Seems Inclined To OK Trump's Special Master Bid
• Trump Slams DOJ Opposition To Oversight Following Search