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Aerospace & Defense - December, 2022

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Congress Sends $1.7T Spending Deal To Biden
• ACLU Says ICE Atty Emails Were Policy, Not Privileged
• 3M Sanctioned For Using Ch. 11, Subsidiary To Duck Liability
• US Boosts Sanctions On Russian Private Military Co.
• Senate Passes $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill With Policy Riders
• 2 Biotech Firms To Pay $10M For Mischarging Fed Grants
• Retweets As Evidence: The Developing Case Law
• 3M, Others Ask 6th Circ. To Undo Class Cert. In PFAS Suit
• Top 4 Under-The-Radar Gov't Contracts Cases: Year In Review
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• Ex-NSA Worker Pleads Guilty To Bid Rigging
• Top International Trade Policies Of 2022
• Iraq Ordered Again To Pay Pa. Co. $120M For Contract Breach
• DC Circ. Says Alleged Terror-Linked Cos. Can't Reclaim Cash
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• Top Government Contracts Cases Of 2022
• Florida Judge Declines To Sanction Airline Mogul In UK Suit
• From Jan. 6 To Taxes, 'Tis The Season For Trump Probes
• The 6 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2022
• 3M, DuPont And Others Sued Over Fire Foam Water Pollution
• Texas Rep. Says Biden's Palestine Funding Fuels Terrorism
• Treasury Implements Humanitarian Sanctions Exceptions
• Musk Wants 'Slapdash' Twitter Investor Suit Sent To Delaware
• SPAC Investors Defend Suit Over Satellite Co.'s Value Plunge
• Hawaii Lawmakers Demand Investigation Into Navy PFAS
• Texas Man Resentenced To 12 Years For Tricare Fraud
• Top Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2022: Year In Review
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• DC Circ. Rejects China Telecom Challenge To FCC Bar Order
• 4 Proactive Strategies For 'Rocket Docket' Discovery In SDNY
• 3M To Exit PFAS Manufacturing By End Of 2025
• Unions, Law Scholars Back FLRA In State Nat'l Guards Fight
• Lion Air Captain's 737 Max Case Settles On Eve Of Bench Trial
• Ex-Military Brass Backs Immigration Bill For US' Afghan Allies
• IT Schools Accused Of Overcharging For Vets' Tuition
• Saudi Arabian Student In Ohio Hit With Smuggling Charges
• Honeywell To Pay $203M To End Foreign Bribery Probes
• EU Adopts 9th Round Of Russia Sanctions
• Practical Steps For Companies Facing PFAS Risks
• Claims Court Cuts Claims In DLA Mandatory Source Dispute
• SC Atty Gets 21 Days In Jail For Jan. 6 Charge
• PE Firm Advent Buys Space Tech Biz In $6.4B Go-Private Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• Turkish Bank Not Owed Immunity, Feds Tell High Court
• Senate Sends $858B 2023 Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Cohen Milstein Gets $4.25M For Boeing Investor Settlement
• China Launches WTO Dispute As US Reinforces Chip Controls
• $66M Army Contract Not Doomed By Awardee's Civil Suits
• FinCEN To Propose Beneficial Owner Registry Access Rules
• Treasury, State Tighten Squeeze On Russian Financial System
• SpaceX Floats FCC Shot Clocks To Expedite Satellite Licenses
• Mass. Man Gets 33 Mos. For Turkish Arms Data Export Scam
• Claims Court Trims Tricare Outpatient Underpayment Dispute
• Space Artifacts Are Astronaut's Sole Property, Court Says
• Ex-Employees Can't Force Arbitration In Deferred-Pay Fight
• Navigating The Unique Challenges Of An OIG Investigation
• FCC Republican Gets Behind Bill To Ban TikTok In US
• Twitter Spy Gets 3½ Years For Giving Info To Saudi Gov't
• DOD Asks 11th Circ. To Restore COVID Vax Mandate
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive Suit Over Faulty Sub Pipes
• Army Corps Axes Gulf Dredging Project After Legal Pushback
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• Swiss Cement Maker Holcim Sells Russian Unit
• Ex-Marine Pilot Accused Of Unlawfully Training Chinese Pilots
• Medical Device Co. Strikes $14.5M Deal To Settle FCA Claims
• Broker Won't Get Second Shot At Satellite Deal Dispute
• 7 Charged With Sneaking Sensitive US Tech To Russia
• Gun Parts Maker Must Face Patent Suit, Wis. Judge Rules
• Canadian Airline Can Intervene In Rival's Contract Challenge
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2022
• Russian Tycoon's Bid To Halt $850M Suit Tests UK Sanctions
• Ex-Venezuelan Treasurer Testifies In Own Fla. Laundering Trial
• NASA Awards Boeing $3.2B For Moon Rocket Production
• Coast Guardsmans' Suit Stayed Pending Vax Mandate Repeal
• Ex-Fla. Gov. Tells 11th Circ. Dam Plan Harms State River
• Feds Cut Deal With Pharmacy In Prescription Kickback Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• AFGE, Gov't Attys Ask Justices To Back 6th Circ. FLRA Order
• Ga. Roofing Co. Says Gov't Contractor, Insurer Owe $352K
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• Businessman Fights Extradition Over Sanctions Evasion
• DOJ Official Calls Uber Security Chief Conviction An 'Outlier'
• Lawmakers Ask Consulting Firms For Foreign Gov't Work Info
• FCC Republican Lauds House Push For Satellite Rules Bill
• DC Circ. Could Rein In Outlier On Jan. 6 Obstruction Charges
• FAR Council Proposal Adds Teeth To Climate Disclosure Rules
• US Loses 4 WTO Steel Tariff Disputes
• Special Master Review Of Trump Docs Comes To A Close
• Judge Calls Out Kreinder & Kreindler Probe Of 9/11 MDL Leak
• NewAge Investor Sues Brass Over Co.'s CBD, Army Claims
• SolarWinds Investors Seek Initial OK Of $26M Breach Deal
• NOAA, DOD Award Deals In Commercial Space Traffic Pilot
• Feds Say Twitter Spy 'Did It For The Money,' Seek 7 Years
• State AGs Are Realizing Power Of False Claims Statutes
• Meta, WhatsApp Ask Justices Not To Touch Spyware Ruling
• Feds Ask High Court To Vacate YouTube Terrorism Ruling
• House Passes $858B Defense Bill For 2023
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Best-Value Trade-Offs, Solicitations
• IPEF's First Round To Center On Agriculture, Facilitation
• FinCEN Wants Feedback On DeFi's Crime-Fighting Potential
• Texas Tells Justices Section 230 Isn't For Terrorist Content
• Russian Agent Used Condos To Launder Money, Feds Say
• Indiana Sues TikTok Over Chinese Data-Sharing, Kids' Safety
• Google, Amazon, Oracle And Microsoft Nab $9B DOD Deal
• Boeing Tells Fed. Circ. Lower Court Can Hear Contract Dispute
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani Gets Nearly 13 Years For Fraud
• Gov't Recommends High Court Review Intent In FCA Cases
• Justices Seem Disinclined Toward Any Major FCA Upheaval
• Balwani May Get More Prison Time Than Holmes, Experts Say
• Justices Skeptical About Limits On Gov't FCA Dismissal Right
• BIS Prolongs Comment Period For Semiconductor Rule
• Boeing Rival's Electric Plane Suit Grounded In Federal Court
• Groups' Shellfish Permit Claim Should Be Cut, Judge Says
• House Passes Citizenship Bill For Military Members
• Int'l Trade Policy And Compliance Reflect Holistic Shift
• USTR Calls For More Time On IP Waiver Expansion Decision
• Public Rebuke Sought For Judge Who Broke Campaign Rules
• Elizabeth Holmes Asks To Stay Out Of Prison During Appeal
• NSO Says Gov't Brief Backs High Court Taking Spyware Case
• Federal Circuit Revives Doctor's Retaliation Suit
• EPA Floats Eliminating PFAS Reporting Loophole
• Fed. Circ. Says Fraud Defense Bars Interest Claim On DOD
• DOJ Says Polish Airline Not A Victim In Boeing 737 Max Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3 Pricing Trends In Law Firm Use Of Litigation Funding
• In Law Firm Race For Revenue, Top Dogs Stand Alone
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• Groups Say Upstream Dams Destroy Ecosystem Of Fla. River
• Elizabeth Holmes Appeals Conviction, Sentence To 9th Circ.
• Raytheon Manager, Staffing Execs Can't Slip No-Poach Counts
• Feds Want To Trim Claims Over Navy Jet Fuel-Laced Water
• Jet Spat Could Resolve Choice-Of-Law Qs, High Court Hears
• FCC Interference, Debris Worries Lead To Split SpaceX Ruling
• Ex-Navy Official Gets 5 Years For Bribery Scheme
• CDC Wants Cancellation Of $100M 9/11 Health Program Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Safeguarding Attorneys' Greatest Asset: Our Mental Health
• Service Members See Suit Trimmed In Bias Row With Amazon
• Booz Allen Beats 401(k) Mismanagement Suit, For Now
• EU Sets Out Plans For Penalizing Russian Sanctions Violators
• Theranos Exec Balwani Wants Probation As Feds Seek 15 Yrs.
• Pilots To Appeal Dismissal Of Paid Military Leave Suit
• GAO Backs Peraton's $76M Cybersecurity Support Contract
• Feds Can't End Plan To Speed Green Card Process For Allies
• Air Force Says It Reasonably Nixed Pricy Bids For $329M Deal
• 11th Circ. Rejects Trump's Bid For Mar-A-Lago Doc Review
• Lessons From Bittrex's Settlements With OFAC And FinCEN
• DOD Says It Didn't Award Secret $1.8M Anti-Drone Tech Deal
• Media Ask Fla. Court To Unseal Mar-A-Lago Search Warrant
• Deals Rumor Mill: CoinDesk, News Corp., Liverpool FC