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Aerospace & Defense - November, 2022

204 articles

• Amazon Can't Appeal Dismissal Denial In Military Leave Suit
• Judge Won't Hear Former Lawmakers' Views In 9/11 MDL
• Gov't Finalizes Rule To Improve Discussions With Industry
• Team Telecom Finds Cuba Subsea Cable Link Too Risky
• Broker Wants 4th Circ. Rehearing For Satellite Deal Dispute
• FTC Told DOD Designation Helps Illumina-Grail Deal Appeal
• Roche Escapes Ex-Service Member's Anti-Malarial Drug Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Blue Origin, SpaceX, Internet
• Int'l Arbitration Will Be Key Contract Issue For Space Industry
• Durham Russia Probe Acquittals Show Need For FISA Reform
• EU Eyes Using Frozen Russian Assets To Rebuild Ukraine
• TikTok Secretly Collects 'Massive Amounts' Of Data, Suit Says
• 6th Circ. Upholds Injunction Against Air Force Vax Mandate
• 5th Circ. Leaves Pollution Suit Against Oil Cos. In La. Court
• Afghan Couple Rip Atty, Marine's Bids To Ax Kidnapping Case
• Ex-L3Harris Workers Seek Class Status In 401(k) Fee Suit
• Flight Co., Ex-Army Agent Added To Stranded Migrants' Suit
• Feds Urge Judge To Nix Workers' Hearing Request In Vax Suit
• Bill For Tougher AML Rules On Attys Faces Senate Opposition
• GAO Backs Rejection Of $455M Missile Defense Proposal
• The DOJ Procurement Collusion Strike Force's Latest Steps
• Ex-ADI Worker's Bias Claim Revived In Trade Secrets Case
• NASA Picks 3D Printing Co. For Lunar Construction Contract
• 4th Circ. Revives Black Army Worker's Race Bias Claims
• Ex-Bolivia Official's Plea Shows DOJ's Shifting FCPA Posture
• Avco Corp. Can't Prove Duty Breach Against Former Atty
• Honeywell Should Pick Up Benefits Suit Atty Bill, Judge Says
• Biden Admin. Turns Back On 10th Circ. 'China Initiative' Case
• FCC Bans Some Chinese Telecom, Surveillance Equipment
• Ex-Marine Says VA Inequitably Denied Black Veterans Benefits
• Crypto Co. Kraken Fined $360K For Iran Sanctions Lapses
• Delta Resists Divulging Worker Data In Military Leave Suit
• EPA Aligns Aircraft Engine Emissions Standards With UN
• Uvalde Family Says Gunmaker's Ads Inspired Shooter
• SBA Finalizes Certification Rule For Veteran-Owned Small Biz
• Shearman Adds Former Top Commerce Attorney In DC
• Full 9th Circ. Urged To Review Calif. Amazon Air Cargo Site
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Investor Says Attys Should Get $2.8M For Pay Suit Deal In Del.
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• Lessons From Justices' Evolving Approach To COVID Rulings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Engineering Biz Senior Closes Up-To-$100M Purchase Of Rival
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Holmes Should Serve 11-Year Sentence In Texas, Judge Says
• High Court Told Plenty Of Circuit Judges Disagree On FCA
• NC Sues 3M, DuPont Over 'Forever Chemical' Contamination
• Army Corps Sued Over Tugboat Service On Ohio River
• Feds Falsely Brand Tornado Cash A Security Risk, Suit Says
• Passenger Targets United's Gate Photo Kiosks In BIPA Suit
• Cyber Risk Should Rocket To Top Of Space Sector's Priorities
• Ropes & Gray-Led Electric Aircraft Co. Lilium Lands $119M
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Feds Grant Ukrainians, Afghans Immediate Work Authorization
• Turkey-Owned Bank Immune From Prosecution, Justices Told
• 11th Circ. Hints Special Master In Mar-A-Lago Case Won't Stay
• Feds Urge High Court To Skip WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Fight
• NDAA Bills Would Tighten Sourcing Rules For Defense Cos.
• Clark Hill, JP Galda Guide $170M Cybersecurity SPAC Merger
• Cos. Should Start Thinking About IP Protection For Quantum
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Says Judge Tainted Jurors
• SpaceX Presses FCC For Massive Expansion Of Sat Fleet
• Vet's Daughter Says DOD Illegally Denies Trans Health Care
• Ex-Navy Official's Bribe Scheme Warrants 17 Years, Feds Say
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Holmes Faces Uphill Battle Fighting 11-Year Prison Term
• DOD, Broadcasters To Share Spectrum Near Military Sites
• Space Force Signs Rocket Development Deal With Blue Origin
• Nuke Fuel Subcontractor Settles DOJ Fraud, Kickback Case
• Nurse Staffing Case Highlights DOJ's Antitrust Focus In Labor
• Judge Says Navy Owes $154K For Software License Breach
• Lockheed Seeks Class Denial In Orlando Contaminant Case
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Honeywell To Pay $1.3B To End Asbestos Exposure Claims
• Tesla Cheers Musk's $56B Pay Deal As 'Home Run' For Co.
• Team Telecom Won't Object To $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Fed. Circ. Revives Contractor Suit After Claims Court Mistake
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets Over 11 Years For Theranos Fraud
• Ex-Air Force Technician Sues Boeing, 35+ Cos. Over Asbestos
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Holmes Likely To Get Prison With Pause For Appeal, Attys Say
• DOJ Tells 11th Circ. Mar-A-Lago Suit Should 'Come To An End'
• Treasury Cuts Iranian Oil Dealers From US Financial System
• $56B Failed To Tie Musk To Tesla, Experts Say At Del. Trial
• ​​​​​​​Boeing Reorganizes Defense Unit After Recent Heavy Losses
• Whistleblower Tells Justices FCA Dismissal Authority Limited
• Ex-ADI Engineer Treated Fairly By Prosecutors, Judge Finds
• McGuireWoods Consulting Nabs Top Ga. Senate Staffer
• FLRA Doesn't Bind State National Guards, States Tell Justices
• Kreindler & Kreindler Objects To Leak Sanctions In 9/11 MDL
• State Dept. Approves Switzerland For $700M Missile Purchase
• Chinese Spy Gets 20 Years For Targeting General Electric Unit
• Elizabeth Holmes Slams Feds' Bid For 15 Years Behind Bars
• Court Denies Protests Over $20B DOD Moving Contract
• What New Data On FCA Enforcement Tells Us
• Musk Testifies That He Wants Someone Else To Run Twitter
• ICE Agent Changes Plea To Guilty In China Repression Case
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• 4th Circ. Affirms Nix Of $3.1B S. Korea Satellite Deal Dispute
• 11th Circ. Sets Oral Args For Nov. 22 In Trump Records Review
• FBI Head Warns That China Could Exploit Access To TikTok
• Shipbuilder Sues Coast Guard Over $3B Contract For Rival
• Groups Challenge Army Corps Permit For Fish Farms
• Corps Must Protect Okefenokee From Mine, Green Groups Say
• Gofer For Russian Oligarch Denies Charges In Sanctions Case
• White House Wants $48B More For COVID, Ukraine Battles
• New DOJ Rule And PRESS Act Are A Win For Journalists
• A Recovery Option For Lenders With Planes Stuck In Russia
• New Indictments Reflect DOJ's All-Tools Approach To China
• Oil Cos. Urge Full 5th Circ. To Review Coastal Pollution Suit
• Ex-ADI Engineer Accuses Feds Of 'Blatant' Bias In Jury Strike
• Tesla Director, Ex-GC Defend Musk's $56B Pay Package
• Veterans Set To Take On Greater Role In Next Congress
• Battery Box Maker Wants Third-Party Fire Suit Tossed
• Boston Dynamics Says Rival Infringed 4-Legged Robot IP
• US Aims New Sanctions At Russian Weapons Tech, Elites
• Biden, Xi Reopen Communication Without Reducing Tension
• San Antonio Says It Doesn't Have To Face DHL Airport Claims
• New Policy May Boost US Tech 'Seed Fund'
• Border Wall Fraud Suspect Asks To Clear Conviction
• Boeing Crash Victim's Heir Asks For Settlement Approval
• Boeing Pushes Back Against New Proceedings In 737 Case
• Trump Insists Mar-A-Lago Docs Are Personal Records
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Who's Testifying At Musk's $56B Tesla Trial In Del. Chancery?
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Holmes Seeks Home Confinement As Feds Urge 15 Yrs. Prison
• Trump Urges 11th Circ. To Keep Special Master Review
• Cyber Enforcers Could Face Uphill Battle With GOP House
• Twitter In FTC Crosshairs As Top Privacy Execs Quit
• Lame-Duck Session Crucial For Pending Immigration Bills
• Armed Services Panels Face Big Post-Election Shake-Ups
• How FCC's Proposed Foreign Program Rules Affect Licensees
• Inside The GAO's Annual Bid Protest Report
• Chancery OKs Aerospace Co.'s Pay Suit Deal, Defers Fees
• Fla. Hazmat Suit Co. Says Lies Spoiled $3.5M Deal With Saudis
• FCC Aims To Ease Vets' Access To Internet Subsidy Programs
• White House Floats Climate Disclosure Rule For Contractors
• Kirkland Clear To Represent 3M Unit In Ch. 11, For Now
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• ​​​​​​​Magnet Co. Illegally Sold Chinese Products To DOD, Feds Say
• Fed Circ. Backs MSPB Judges' Authority In DOD Firing Suit
• Kirkland Says Its Interests Not Conflicted In 3M Unit's Ch. 11
• Union Doesn't Have To Arbitrate Fired Nazi's Claims
• Navy Engineer, Wife Get Hefty Prison Stint For Selling Secrets
• FCC's Legal Authority On Space Debris Clear, Chair Says
• Lockheed And Firefighters Get Conditional Cert. In OT Suit
• Contractor Cops To Fatal Forklift Crash On UAE Military Base
• Fed. Panel Can't Bind State Nat'l Guards, Ohio Tells Justices
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Don Jr., Giuliani Beat Trump Whistleblower's Retaliation Suit
• 5th Circ. Weighs Federal Power Over State Troops In Vax Fight
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Loses Bids For New Trial
• Aviation Watch: Pa. Takes Educational Malpractice Too Far
• Feds Seek 25 Years For Chinese Spy In GE Trade Secret Caper
• Bid Protest Spotlight: 'Late-Is-Late' Rule, Compensation Plans
• Masten's Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With Contract Extensions
• Hawkins Parnell To Absorb 50 Selman Breitman Litigators
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Lockheed, Firefighters File Joint Certification Bid In OT Suit
• Military Contractor Sentenced for Supplying Info To Chinese
• Musk's $56B Tesla Pay Trial May Spur More Exec Comp Fights
• Oil Cos. Owe EPA $50M For WWII Fuel Cleanup, 9th Circ. Says
• Thomas Dissents As Justices Refuse Feres Doctrine Again
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Sentencing Delayed To December
• Gorsuch Excoriates Chevron In Denied Veterans Benefits Case
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Claims Trimmed From Suit Over Eye Injury At Atlanta Airport
• Commerce Charges Dubai Co. For Illicit Exports To Syria, Iran
• OIG Finds Safety Issues In Maintenance Of DOE Complex
• SF Residents Reach $5.4M Deal Over Toxic Former Navy Site
• Congress Faces Substantial Post-Election To-Do List
• GAO Denies Verizon Protest Over VA Mobile Comms Deal
• How Contractors Can Adjust To New Domestic Sourcing Rules
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• Ex-Trump Ally, Deputy Acquitted In Illegal Lobbying Trial
• UK Uses Insurance Ban On Russian Oil As Price Cap Looms
• SolarWinds Nears $26M Investor Deal As SEC Eyes Action
• FCC Chief Announces New Space Bureau
• GAO Tosses Health Care Co.'s Protest To Bidding Terms
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• SolarWinds Shows Del. Stance On Board Duty, Cybersecurity
• Claims Court Rejects BAE Protest Over Canceled Navy Deal
• A Divided Congress May Increase Companies' Political Risks
• Ex-Mass. Police Union Head, Lobbyist Guilty In Kickback Trial
• American Airlines Grounds Pilots' Suit Over Military Leave
• Attys Want $11M For $58M Vets' Home COVID Outbreak Deal
• FCC Urged To Consider Enviro Reviews For Sat Constellations
• EPA Says More PFAS Could Fall Under Drinking Water Regs
• 3M Asked To Justify New Defenses In Earplug MDL
• 'Simply Inexcusable': Ex-Girardi Attys Ripped For Hiding Theft
• Prudent M&A Due Diligence Includes Political Law Compliance
• Leidos Discloses DOJ Antitrust Criminal Probe
• SEC Settles With Collaborator In Fake Veteran Stock Fraud
• Amazon Seeks 2nd Circ. Appeal In Military Leave Suit
• A Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To FCA Suits After High Court Snub
• Barrack Sold UAE His Trump Access, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Dividing $5.3M Fee In Suit By Paralyzed Vet
• 4 Firms Guide Ammo Maker's $1.2B SPAC Merger
• Military Members Indicted Over $2M Pandemic Loan Fraud