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Aerospace & Defense - February, 2023

192 articles

• 3D Systems To Pay Up To $27M To End Feds' Export Probes
• Air Taxi Co. Can't Sanction Rival Over Data Deletion In IP Row
• Biden Issues Defense Production Act Waiver To DoD
• Biden Admin. Asks Congress To Renew Surveillance Program
• AmEx Wants Military Class Action Stay Until Arbitration Ruling
• Sensitive US Marshals Service Data Stolen In 'Major' Hack
• Gun Co. Says Uvalde Mom Is 'Forum Shopping' To Avoid Toss
• DOL Scraps Expanded Religious Carveout For Contractors
• Chipmakers Can Start Applying For US Subsidies
• Spaceflight Co. Virgin Galactic Seeks To Ground Investor Suit
• FCC Looks To Move Past 'Binary' Satellite, Mobile Choices
• CISA Official Urges Technology Firms To Own Security Flaws
• Fed. Circ. Says Ex-Air Force Worker Can't Step Into Union Suit
• CFPB Bans Mortgage Lender For Violating Earlier Order
• Supreme Court Says La. Pollution Suit Will Stay In State
• New US Controls May Deter Outside Support For Russia
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• EU Sanctions 3 More Russian Banks, National Wealth Fund
• 'Crafty' Defense Attys Bombarded In Supreme Court FCA Fight
• Elizabeth Holmes Cites Newborn In Ripping Flight Risk Claim
• Iridium Suggests FCC Take More Steps Against Space Debris
• Tenn. Engineering Services Co. Gets $3.2B NASA Contract
• Russian National Indicted In Spy Gear Smuggling Scheme
• Defense Industry Urges More Flexible Foreign Military Sales
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• Ukraine War Anniversary Brings New Export Controls, Tariffs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 737 Max Victims' Families Want 5th Circ. To Undo Boeing Deal
• Sanctions Take Aim At Russia's Enablers As War Drags On
• ​​​​​​​Trump And FBI Director Can Be Deposed By Ex-FBI Agent
• Polish Airline Wants 400+ Boeing Documents In Fraud Suit
• Uvalde Mom Asks To Join Other Parents' Claims In Austin
• FCC Floats Framework For Satellite Mobile Coverage
• Naval Security Whistleblower Protected, NLRB Tells DC Circ.
• Ukraine War Hurt Global Trade Less Than WTO Predicted
• Factory Mutual Wins COVID-19 Insurance Dispute At 2nd Circ.
• Boeing Settles With Two More Crash Victims' Estates
• CFPB Fines Title Lender $10M For Military Borrower Lapses
• Preparation For EPA Regulation Of PFAS Starts Now
• Raytheon, Unvaccinated Employee Settle Remote Work Suit
• High Court's FCA Showdown Is Already Shaping DOJ Probes
• Oil Cos.' Pollution Suit Belongs In Fed. Court, Justices Told
• Fed. Circ. Won't Increase Reservist's $274 Wage Win
• India Says $111M Satellite Fight Must Remain On Pause
• Justices Reject Wikimedia's Bid To Revive NSA Program Suit
• Biden Defends Trump's National Security Duties At High Court
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Justices Skeptical Of Twitter's Liability For Terrorism
• Turkish Weapons Co. Can Pursue TM Claims Against Importer
• 83 Law Firms Back Covington In Privilege Fight With SEC
• Stockholders Seek Musk Give-Back In $56B Del. Tesla Pay Suit
• 9/11 Plaintiffs Can't Collect $3.5B From Afghan Bank
• Is Boycotting Israel A Protected Right? Justices Won't Wade In
• Gunmaker Seeks Toss Of Uvalde Family's Suit
• Gov't Contracts Rulings Hold Termination Challenge Tips
• Treasury Official Flags Expansion Of Russia Sanctions
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• Navy Didn't Retaliate Against Ex-Warfare Worker, 4th Circ. Told
• Feds Spar With Contractors Over What To Exclude At Trial
• Beechcraft Can't Shed DOD's Audit Claims Yet
• USAA Can't Lean On Exam Privilege In Military Borrower Case
• The US National Security Issues Shaping Investment Activity
• FCA Ruling 'Turned Law On Its Head,' Justices Hear
• DOD Sues For Soldier's Tax Records In PPP Loan Fraud Probe
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Aviation Watch: 5G Mess Points To FCC Dysfunction
• Feds Form 'Strike Force' To Protect Tech From Foreign Theft
• Claims Court Tosses Challenge To $76M Dam Repair Deal
• Sen. Grassley Plans FCA Amendments Amid 'Absurd' Rulings
• FinCEN Blasted Over Beneficial Ownership Registry Plan
• How Biden's Climate Focus May Affect Gov't Contractors
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• China Sanctions Lockheed, Raytheon Over Taiwan Arms Sales
• Ransomware Attacks Said To Surge On Global Manufacturers
• GOP Reps. Want Answers About Air Force's Records Releases
• Pa. Court Says Asbestos Exposure Evidence Revives Suit
• BCBS Members Want To Duck, Pare BB&B Antitrust Suit
• Army Hit With Protest Over Sole-Source Medical Support Deal
• 'Strike Force' Needed To Defend Cyber Traffic, FCC Told
• Proprietary Markings Still Of Limited Use To Gov't Contractors
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• Firms Face TCPA Suit Over Calls To Camp Lejeune Victims
• DOJ Asks Judge To Rethink Order In Raytheon Poaching Case
• Contractor Climate Disclosure Rule Draws Clashing Feedback
• Textron Says $19.4M Pension Claim Not Time-Barred
• Conspiracy Charges Stick In Ga. Contract Fraud Case
• Covington Blasts SEC's 'Fishing Expedition' Against Clients
• Air India Inks 'Historic' Deal To Buy 220 Boeing Jets
• Feds Say Chip Thief Should Pay For 'Intended' ADI Losses
• Claims Court Ruling Puts New Spin On Blue & Gold
• 5 Steps Cos. Can Take Amid Surge In 'Right To Repair' Actions
• Misrepresentations Alleged In $4.7B L3Harris Aerojet Merger
• 'Wake-Up Call': FCA Attys Seek Answers As Fraud Fight Falters
• Debarred Contractor Reaches Settlement With DOD
• Claims Court Rejects Protests Over $329M Air Force Contract
• DOD Regulatory Burden Undercutting Small Biz Outreach
• Spacelabs Pays $2.5M To End Claims It Overcharged US Gov't
• Treasury Exempts New Zealand, UK From CFIUS Regs
• What To Expect From The House Select Committee On China
• Shareholder Protests Maxar's $6.4B Private Equity Buyout
• PayPal Says CFPB Closed University Loans Investigation
• Chief Of Troubled Health Records Program To Leave VA
• Chinese Spy Balloon Prompts US To Add Export Sanctions
• Shipping Cos. To Spend $45M To Settle Oil Spill Suit
• DOD Staffers Using Phones For Dating, Gambling, OIG Says
• What DOJ's 2022 Recovery Stats Say About FCA Enforcement
• 737 Max Victims' Families Can't Scrub DOJ-Boeing Deal
• Mitigating The Unique Sanctions Risks Of Singaporean Trade
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2023 Editorial Boards
• How FARA May Be Affected By New Case Law And Reforms
• New AML Law May Be Key Tool To Enforce Russia Sanctions
• Valve Maker Flowserve To Pay $245M For Canada's Velan
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4 Key Environmental Issues Facing Washington
• Ex-Russian Diplomat In SDNY FBI Case Says He's No Traitor
• Texas Fights ATF Rule On Pistols With Stabilizing Braces
• Analyst Gets 33 Months For Afghan Contract Bribery Scheme
• Officials Sanction Russian Hacking Crew That Hit Hospitals
• GOP Reps. Ask DOD For Details On Vax Mandate's Impact
• Kuiper Has Greenlight After Space Junk Cleanup Plan Cleared
• 7th Circ. Judges Slam Northrop Grumman Severance Policy
• LA Homeowners Get Class Cert. In Delta Jet Fuel Dump Suit
• Lessons From Ex-FBI Agent's Sanctions Violation Indictment
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• Atty's Ignorance On Baby Doe Photos Irks Va. Judge
• Former Exec. Says Transdigm Fired Her For Reporting Fraud
• 11th Circ. Says $35B L3Harris Deal Didn't 'Merge' IP
• Industry Chiefs Say Gov't Uncertainty Affecting Defense Base
• Contractor Denied $1.1M Over Knowledge Of DOL Mistake
• Boeing Gets Polish Airline's 737 Max Contract Suit Trimmed
• Conn. Judge Hits Aircraft Supplier With Long Fraud Sentence
• ​Preparing For Enforcement Of IT Supply Chain Security Rule
• Examining 4 Areas Where DOJ Faced Recent Setbacks
• Biden Vows To Address Veteran Suicide In State Of The Union
• DOJ Reveals One Of FCA's Smallest Hauls In Many Years
• Six Firms Vie To Lead NewAge Investors Securities Suit
• Fed. Circ. Reaffirms National Security Duty Expansion
• Air Force Says Simulator Trainer Accepted $33.8M Delay Risk
• 7th Circ. Upholds 10-Year Sentence For DOD 'Serial Fraudster'
• Comair Says Boeing 737 Max Deal Helped Lead To Liquidation
• Bankruptcies Aren't The Real Problem In Mass Tort System
• Fed. Circ. Mulls How Steel Tariffs Fit With Other Duties
• Georgia County Loses Spaceport Referendum Appeal
• The Discipline George Santos Would Face If He Were A Lawyer
• House Transpo Panel Laments Safety Gaps In FAA Bill Hearing
• Gov't Seeks Toss Of FOIA Suit Over Trump Docs Tied To Raid
• FCC Republican Backs Bill To Disclose Chinese Gov't Ties
• Marine Traffic Org. Must Face Suit For SoCal Oil Spill
• Navy's Vax Mandate Exemption Process In 5th Circ. Spotlight
• GAO Wants State Dept. To Improve Export Violation Tracking
• Biden Picks National Security Telecom Advisory Committee
• Gov't Wants To Weigh In On 3M 7th Circ. Bankruptcy Appeal
• Ranch, Feds Say Full Settlement Likely In Border Wall Fight
• 10 Areas To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Law
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Air Force Reservist Says UPS Firing Was Discriminatory
• FinCEN Report Holds Key Russia-Linked Risk Considerations
• Vets With Hearing Loss Seek Dismissal Of 3M Bankruptcy
• India Dealt Blow As Satellite Deal Feud With Devas Escalates
• Trump Campaign's WaPo Libel Suit Gets Axed For Now
• Sig Sauer Wants Defective Pistols Lawsuit Broken Up
• Ex-Navy Captain Gets 30 Months In 'Fat Leonard' Bribe Case
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Revival Of Pharma Terror-Funding Case
• Tort Report: Live Nation Can't Exit $60M Suit In Rapper's Death
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Size Protests, Blue & Gold, Sole Source
• KBR Says Kuwaiti Co. Has No Case In $49M Liability Dispute
• A Litigation Move That Could Conserve Discovery Resources
• How Does The 4th Circ. Define A Hostile Work Environment?
• Menendez Wants Administration To Bar Rifles For Azerbaijan
• Boeing Rebuts Claims That DOJ 737 Max Deal Is A 'Charade'
• GOP Reps Seek Info On Hack Attempt Targeting Nuclear Labs
• Sens. Aim To Block F-16 Sales To Turkey Over NATO Dispute
• DC Circ. Doubts Bank Can Be Sued For '98 Embassy Attacks
• Judiciary Committee Chairs Seek Info On Indicted FBI Official
• Litigators Should Approach AI Tools With Caution
• Ex-NFLer Can't Cut Prison Term In Fraud Case, 11th Circ. Says
• Pharmacy Tech Co. Gets Partial Costs In Defense Deal Dispute
• Tips For Sanctions Screening Of Non-Latin Language Entities
• 3M Unit Bankruptcy Is A Smokescreen, 7th Circ. Told
• Barrack Rodos, Faruqi To Lead Tesla 'Tweet' Suit In Del.
• E-Warfare Co. Battles Buyer Over Unreturned $7M Escrow
• Ransomware Takedown Adds Fuel To Gov't Disclosure Push
• Russian Arms Dealer, Network Sanctioned For Evasion Efforts
• House Republicans Chide Biden During 1st Border Hearing
• Ga. Woman Sues Fed Gov't For $10M Over Botched Surgery
• 9th Circ. Revives Alaska Airlines Paid Military Leave Suit
• Court Won't Stall Feds' Deal With Tactical Gear Supplier
• Satellite Imagery Co. Protests Conditions Sought By SpaceX
• High Court Veteran Benefits Ruling Hints At Canon Skepticism
• NLRB Attys Urge 8th Circ. To Back Anti-Union Firing Order