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Aerospace & Defense - April, 2023

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• Sig Sauer Must Face Defective Pistol Suit, Injured Man Says
• GAO Supports VA In $17.4M Ambulance Transport Deal
• Ex-NASA Contractor Gets 20 Months In China Export Case
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Student Loans And Refugees
• Vet Says 3M's $50M Bellwether Verdict Appeal Is 'Scattershot'
• Former DOJ Air, Sea, Space Head Joins Victor Rane
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• DOJ's Latest, Biggest No-Poach Trial Thrown Out
• DOJ Says Judge 'Deprived' Its Evidence In No-Poach Trial
• 4th Circ. Revives IT Co.'s Fight With Ex-Workers
• Iran, Russia Sanctioned For Wrongfully Detaining Americans
• Watchdog Says DOD Is Slow To End Sales Of Toxic Products
• Court Orders Feds To Repay Oil Cos. $60M For Cleanup
• Accused Pentagon Docs Leaker Seeks Bond In Mass. Court
• Vets Seek To Resume Mediation Talks Over 3M Earplugs
• Texas Co. Blames Textile Makers For Failed Defense Contract
• DOD Watchdog Questions $30.1M In Afghan Evacuee Contract
• Virgin Orbit Creditors Say Parent Co. Pushing Ch. 11 Too Fast
• Boeing Can't Escape Rocket Site Cleanup Case
• Holmes' Prison Date Delayed As 9th Circuit Considers Bail
• GAO Says Helicopter Co.'s Spare Parts Protest Was Too Late
• Ex-Centerra Workers Want Class In Suit Over 401(k) Options
• SolarWinds Investors Say Cyberattack Showed Lax Oversight
• Ex-ADI Engineer Says Feds Can't Refute Racial Bias Claims
• Space Co. Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over $1B SPAC Deal
• NY Judge Denies Leniency In Border Wall Fraud Sentencing
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Edelson's Jay Edelson
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• No Prison For Harvard Prof In High-Profile China Ties Case
• 6th Circ. Joins 5th Circ. In Nixing Federal 'Bump Stock' Ban
• US Indicts 4 For Roles In North Korean Laundering Scheme
• Air Force Will Reconsider Mental Health In Discharge Process
• Software Co. Says It Couldn't Rebut Judge's Reasoning
• Watchdog Nixes Conflicts Claims Against $5.7B Air Force Deal
• Groups Urge Biden To Press FCC To Reverse Ligado Ruling
• Fed Circ. Backs Air Force In $2B Contract Spat With Lockheed
• NY Atty Cops To $3.8M Scheme With Russian Oligarch
• Tobacco Co. To Pay $635M To Settle N. Korean Sanctions Case
• Carrier To Buy Viessmann Climate Solutions In €12B Deal
• Halkbank Ruling May Mean More Foreign-State Prosecutions
• Ex-Air Force Employee Gets 15 Years In Contracts Scheme
• Steel Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Rethink President's Duty Power
• Bottini, Cotchett Pitre To Rep Twitter Investors In Musk Suit
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Jet Rental Biz Says Flight Co.'s Own Claims Sink Contract Suit
• USAA Slams Sanctions Bid In Military Borrower Case
• Army Boosts Lockheed's Patriot Missile Deal By $2.45B
• Arconic, Shareholders Reach $74M Deal In Grenfell Fire Suit
• Iran Hit With More Sanctions Over 'Violent' Protest Responses
• Enhanced Debriefings 5 Years Later: Are They Working?
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• General Dynamics Wins $847M Aircraft Carrier Contract
• Feds Seek 90 Days For Harvard Professor Who Hid China Ties
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Jury Finds Chinese Co. On Hook For $279M In Drone IP Suit
• China Decries Impending US Investment Review Tool
• 9th Circ.'s Vax Ruling Adds To Uncertainty For Contractors
• Married Army Officers Guilty Of Stealing $2M In Gov't Property
• Watchdog OK's Security Deal Holder's Subcontractor Use
• Recent BIS Moves Signal Export Control's New Era
• Fed. Circ. Judge Says Colleagues Can't Run Investigation
• Sens. Aim To Fix Telecom 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall
• United Airlines Wants Sanctions In Discrimination Suit
• Harvard Prof Convicted Of Hiding China Ties Asks For No Jail
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Airlines' Paid Military Leave Suit
• Judge Blocks KGB Halloween Costumes From ID Theft Trial
• Texas Co. Must Pay $415K For Screening Cargo Improperly
• FCC To Require More Foreign Ownership Info Disclosures
• Hotel Worker Attributes Firing To Pregnancy Leave Request
• Engineer Wins Split Tax, Export Trials In DOD Poaching Case
• No Decoupling With China, But Also No Compromise: Yellen
• Liberty Mutual, Contractor Get $1.3M Suit Moved To Alaska
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Greenberg Traurig Keeps $1.2M Fees Over Nixed $500K Deal
• Feds Seek Up To 5 Years For 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Trio
• Army OK To Reject Bidder For No Small Biz Details, GAO Says
• Taliban, Lax Oversight Put Afghan Aid At Risk, Watchdog Says
• Trade Judge Tosses Steel Duty Refund Suit
• Commerce Pushes Self-Reporting Of Export Control Violations
• Feds Float Security Limits On Export Of Protein Synthesizers
• FCC Leaders Call For Auction Authority Renewal
• Accused Gem Smuggler Charged With Evading Terrorism Sanctions
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• GAO Tells Air Force To Repay Fighter Jet Maker's Protest Fees
• Pentagon Leak Suspect Seeks More Time To Fight For Release
• Halkbank Not Immune From Prosecution, Justices Say
• Landmark FCA Showdown Looking Like Defense Bar Letdown
• Elizabeth Holmes Fights 'Unjust' Conviction At 9th Circ.
• ​​​​​​​High Court Poised To Reject Objective FCA Scienter Rule
• US Urges Justices To Reject Military Contractor Immunity Suit
• Blinken, Austin Say Afghan 'Baby Doe' Case Docs Privileged
• 5th Circ. Must Probe DOJ-Boeing 737 Max Deal, Families Say
• Calif. Residents Say DHS Can't Duck Illegal Surveillance Suit
• The Legal Consequences Of High PFAS Background Levels
• DOJ & KBR Want $826K Ask For Whistleblower Fees Tossed
• What To Note In FinCEN, DOJ Action Against Crypto Exchange
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• 2 Charged With Operating Secret China Police Station In NYC
• House Moves To Curb Chinese Surveillance Balloon Program
• Aerojet Gets $216M To Boost Rocket Motor Production
• Breach Claims Against Ball Aerospace Headed To Trial
• GAO Won't Let Co. Use Exec Experience For Army Corps Deal
• Tort Report: Fla. Civil Suits Surge In March Amid Tort Reform
• GAO Says Air Force Followed Reqs In Awarding $185.7M Deal
• DOD Contractor Says Halloween KGB Pics Behind Spy Claims
• Feds Warn That Tankers Could Be Skirting Russian Oil Cap
• OSHA Complaint Over Virus Concerns Led To Firing, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Longer Sentence For Forged Court Docs
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Enviro Group Asks DC Circ. To Cancel SpaceX Satellites' OK
• Ropes & Gray Adds Career Shearman Atty In NY
• Ex-ADI Worker Says Feds Charged Him Due To 'China Nexus'
• FCA Bar Jittery As 'Game-Changing Case' Goes To Justices
• Ex-Fed Officials Scratching Heads After Defense Docs Leak
• The Sidley Atty Battling FCA Scienter Standard At High Court
• 9 Sentenced In $126M Government Aid Scheme
• The History-Making Atty In A Historic FCA High Court Fight
• DOJ, Treasury Targeting Sinaloa Cartel's Fentanyl Supply Chain
• What To Watch In High Court's FCA Scienter Standard Case
• Discerning Differences, Parallels In 2 Foreign Influence Laws
• NC Event Co. Says Panthers Stadium Abandoned Staffing Deal
• What 4th Circ. Military Lending Case Means For Auto Finance
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Intel Doc Breach Suspect Charged In Federal Court
• Fed. Circ. Chief Takes Aim At Judge Newman's Competency
• Vet Convicted Of Border Wall Fraud Seeks Home Confinement
• 9th Circ. Says Chinese Activist Can't Revive Conspiracy Suit
• Expert Panel Says DOD Has 'Innovation Adoption' Problem
• Indianapolis FedEx Shooting Victims Sue Over Magazine Size
• DC Circ. Refuses To Halt Navarro's Email Handover Order
• EPA Seeks Input To List More PFAS As Hazardous
• Satellite Co. Sounds Alarm On Potentially Illegal Short Sales
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Competency Review, Self-Certification
• US Restricts Exports To 28 Cos. For Aiding Russian Military
• Claims Court Won't Revisit Illegal Takings Case Vs. Air Force
• DOJ Arrests Suspect In Pentagon Document Breach
• Uvalde Officers Seek Dismissal From School Shooting Suit
• Split 4th Circ. Says No Shield From Bundled Loans For Military
• DC Circ. Calls Out Shipper Matson's Double Standards
• Auto Parts Co. Goes After Ex-Worker Who Started Competitor
• GAO Axes $184M Space Force Award Protest As Speculative
• House Panel Chair Wants Improper Medicaid Payments Probe
• Parents Challenge Feds' Bid To End Air Force Base Abuse Suit
• Contractor's Visa Fraud Risked National Security, Judge Says
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Emerson Agrees To Pay $8.2B For National Instruments
• Citibank Military Lending Suit Belongs In NC, Vets Say
• Army Reservist Seeks Class Cert. In UPS Military Leave Suit
• Amazon's Kuiper Calls For FCC To Act On NGSO Rules
• SPAC, Space-Oriented Startup Settle Investors' Stock Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Can't Stay Free During Appeal, Judge Rules
• Ex-Aerospace Exec Says He Never Signed A Noncompete
• US Expands Defense Article Exports To Australia, Canada, UK
• Ex-CEO Says He Wouldn't Cheat Boeing, So PE Firm Fired Him
• Navy Fuel Spills Led To Polluted Drinking Water, Suit Says
• Amazon Can't Slip Military Members' Discrimination Suit
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Space Force Needs New Satellite Network Plan, GAO Says
• Biden Signs Bill Ending COVID-19 National Emergency
• DOD Says Contract Finance Policy Could Aid Small Cos. More
• Aerospace Company Escapes Florida Cancer Cluster Suits
• Iranian-Born Woman Gets 4 Years For Aiding Kidnapping Plot
• Judge Explains Why DOD Can't Toss AI Firm's $376M Protest
• OneWeb Decries SpaceX Demand To Put Conditions On Rivals
• Air Force Owes Training Co. For Protest Costs, GAO Says
• Ex-Honeywell Human Resources Director Claims Age Bias
• Feds Chide Engineer's Split Trial Bid In DOD Poaching Suit
• White House Strategy Prompts Debate Over 'Secure' Software
• China Sanctions Reagan Library, Hudson Inst. For Taiwan Role
• Afghans' American Dream Clashes With Housing Crisis: Part 2
• High Court Told FCA Knowledge Standard Clearly Subjective
• FCC Set To Launch New Space Bureau, Int'l Affairs Branch
• GAO Nixes Sikorsky's Protest To $7.1B Army Helicopter Deal
• FCC Coordinating With Security Agencies On Network Threats
• Balwani Can't Dodge Prison Pending Appeal, 9th Circ. Says
• Supplier Admits To No-Poach 'Agreement' In Raytheon Case
• Small Biz Found Eligible For DOD Deal In 'Freaky Friday' Suit
• Microsoft To Pay $3.3M In Sanctions, Export Controls Cases
• Green Groups Say Outer Banks Bridge No Longer Needed
• Deals Rumor Mill: NGP Energy, KKR And Intelsat
• Afghans' American Dream Clashes With Housing Crisis: Part 1
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Ruger Wants Conn. Suit Over Colo. Shooting Revised
• US Sanctions Former Haitian Official For Corruption
• $8M Northrop Grumman Wage Suit Moved To Federal Court
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• International Hacking Market 'Genesis' Seized By Authorities
• Cellular Giants Ink Deal On C-Band Operations
• Pentagon Must Do More In Software Revamp, GAO Says
• Feds Reach $144M Deal Over Ex-Airman's Mass Shooting
• Aerospace Co. Beats Workers Race Bias, Retaliation Suit
• Estonian Charged With Sending US Electronics To Russia
• New Guidelines Aim To Prevent Spacecraft Collisions
• DC Circ. Orders Due Process Analysis For Gitmo Detainee
• Virgin Orbit Cleared For $23M In Bankruptcy Financing
• Virgin Orbit Workers Launch WARN Act Suit After Ch. 11
• US Must Cover Security Firm's Afghanistan Fees As Tax Cost
• Fed. Circ. Backs Denial Of Navy Vet's Total Disability Claim
• Estonian Co. In US Export Scheme Ordered To Forfeit Assets
• Former Rolls-Royce VP Loses Claim He Was Forced To Quit
• Protester Gets Costs After Slow Correction On Army Dam Deal
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Extending 3M Unit's Bankruptcy Stay To 3M
• Pay For Military Leave At Inflection Point
• Gov't Accused Of Trying To Hide 'Fat Leonard' Misconduct
• Rand Corp. Sees Federal Role In Spaceflight Safety Standards
• House Introduces Bill To Let Vets Access Medical Pot
• Army Contract Staffer Cops To Billing Gov't For Disney Trips
• What CHIPS Clawback Proposals Mean For Fund Recipients
• Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit Lands In Delaware For Ch. 11
• Guinea Ordered To Pay $55M Over Defunct Defense Contracts
• Tesla, Musk Slam Dogecoin Buyers' 'Fanciful' Fraud Suit
• FCC Tackles Need For Ongoing National Security Reviews
• VA Finalizes Rule Waiving Co-Pays For Native Veterans
• Mont. Co. Gets 20-Year Export Ban For Radio Sales To Iran
• VA Says Conn. Court Should Toss Benefit Discrimination Suit
• Split Decision For Bergdahl On Bid To Nix Court-Martial
• Claims Court Blocks $44M Army Deal For Proper Bid Analysis
• Feds Seek Forfeiture Over Ammo Allegedly Headed For Yemen
• DOD Won't Give Up Toxic Exposure Docs, Suit Claims
• Considering The Legal Hurdles Of Seizing State Assets
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Binance Hit With Investor Suit Following CFTC Action
• Defense Contractor Underpays For Leave, OT, Court Told