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Aerospace & Defense - May, 2023

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• House Agrees To Lift Federal Debt Ceiling Until 2025
• Foreign Agent Trial Over China's 'Operation Fox Hunt' Opens
• Water Utilities Lukewarm On EPA's PFAS Drinking Water Rule
• EU-US Tech Talks Tease Outbound Investment Action
• Boeing Can't Cut Ethiopian Air Families' Preimpact Damages
• IT School Can't Shake Feds' VA Tuition Swindle Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Moon Landing And VA Records
• Marine Reservist Says Taking Military Leave Got Him Fired
• Dechert Attys Get 11th Circ. To Dump 3M Trial Sanctions
• 2 Firms Will Steer Chancery Suit Over Space Biz-SPAC Merger
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Seeks No Jail For Chip Theft
• Fed. Circ. Revives Ex-Navy Diver's Disability Pay Suit
• US Goes After Counterfeit Drug Labeling With New Sanctions
• Elizabeth Holmes Begins 11-Year Prison Sentence In Texas
• GAO Rejects 2nd Protest Over CACI's $2.5B NSA Contract
• FCA Can Be An Effective Tool For Fighting Customs Fraud
• FCC Renews FirstNet Spectrum License For 10 Years
• FLRA Ruling May Show Need For Congressional Clarification
• Energy Tech Execs Sued Over Alleged Trade Secrets Theft
• Guam Can't Beat Claims It Shorted Military Members' Pensions
• Oshkosh Corp. To Buy JBT's AeroTech Biz In $800M Deal
• Wyden Pushes ITA On Spyware Sales To Foreign Markets
• GAO Says DISA Could Pick Higher Bid On $109M Support Deal
• Raytheon Beats Shareholder Suit Over Accounting Controls
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Judge Says Marine Corps May Have Let Rival Hurt Contractor
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Firms Want W.Va. Camp Lejeune TCPA Allegations Tossed
• Board Finds Navy Waived Construction Deadline With Silence
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• What's New In NIST Revised Sensitive Info Security Guidelines
• Albright, Royalty Rates & AI Updates You Should Know
• Chevron Deference In Limelight As DeSantis Joins 2024 Race
• Huawei To Lean On Ciminelli In Bid To Dodge Fraud Charges
• Contractor Group Urges White House To Devise A Default Plan
• DOE Should Validate Hanford Cleanup Plans, GAO Says
• Army Corps Took 'Great Pains' To Not Contract Co., Suit Says
• Section 214 Order Solidifies FCC's Role In National Security
• Sens. Urge DOD To Probe Alleged Contractor Price-Gouging
• Bannon's NY 'We Build The Wall' Trial Set For May 2024
• Chipmakers Say Guardrail Proposals Reduce Competitiveness
• Fed. Circ. Opens Door To More Merits-Based Contract Args
• Musk Rips Twitter Investor's 'Exorbitant' Mootness Fee Bid
• GOP Lawmakers Blast China's Ban On Micron Products
• Ericsson Escapes Investor's ISIS Bribes Suit
• Virgin Orbit Cleared For $33M In Asset Sales
• DOJ, Companies Reach Penalty Deal For Biased Job Ads
• Board Says Air Force Owes US Bank, But Unclear How Much
• Microsoft Warns Of Chinese Hacks Targeting US Infrastructure
• US Security Exception Proposal May Undermine The WTO
• 3rd Circ. Revives Prof's Suit Over Failed China-Ties Case
• NJ Man Gets 12 Years For Acting As Hezbollah Agent
• FAA Wants Input On Potential Expansion Of Drone Operations
• In Russia, US Reframes Secondary Sanctions To Suit Allies
• Treasury Sanctions Orgs Tied To North Korean Hacks, Scams
• Pillsbury Adds Former Meta Associate GC In Its DC Office
• Air Force Officer Wants No Prison For Keeping Classified Info
• Feds Score Second Conviction Ever Under Torture Statute
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• SpaceX Wants In On Suit Challenging FAA's OK Of Launches
• 3M CEO Needed For 'Critical' Earplug Mediation
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• DOJ Says Not To Toss FCA Case Against Hospital System
• FCC Expects To Rewrite Environmental Rules For Satellites
• G7 Russia Restrictions May Further Complicate Compliance
• 4th Circ. Backs Navy's Win In Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Union Head, Lobbyist Say 'Evolving' Fraud Laws Aid Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Says Contract Case Waiver Rule Not Jurisdictional
• Justices Pass On Clarifying Military Contractor Immunity
• Contractors Face New Risks Amid Looming Default
• Pentagon Leak Suspect Ordered Held Pending Trial
• NASA Taps Bezos' Blue Origin As 2nd Lunar Lander For $3.4B
• DOD Dodges AI Firm's $376M Protest In About-Face Decision
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• US Sets Over 300 New Restrictions On Russia
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Federal Contractors' COVID-Related Changes Likely To Linger
• 4th Circ. Greenlights New Trial For Ex-Michael Flynn Pal
• Dubai Electronics Co. Fined $283K For Aiding Israel Boycott
• Russia Oil Revenue Drops Even As Exports Rise, Report Says
• USDA Copter Deal Requirements Not Impossible, GAO Says
• Big Tech Breathes Sigh Of Relief After Justices' Terror Rulings
• Air Force's Waste Blow-Up Choice Flouts NEPA, 9th Circ. Told
• Wash. Residents Hit 3M With Another PFAS Suit
• Biden Admin. Announces Trade Deal With Taiwan
• Lawmakers Call Camp Lejeune Claim Delays An 'Injustice'
• New Yorker Faces 20 Years For Lying In Army Filter Deal Docs
• Gulfstream Founder's Family Owes $10M In Tax, 9th Circ. Says
• What The Justices' Questions Signify For FCA Compliance
• Construction Co. Says Feds Owe $4.7M After Deal Roadblocks
• Justices Urged To Address How Accents Play Into Bias Claims
• Justices Rule FLRA Has Authority Over Ohio Guard Workers
• 2nd Circ. Grapples With Ex-Manafort Pal's Bribery Rap
• US Says Pentagon Leak Suspect Should Remain In Custody
• GAO Says DHS Wrongly Graded Losing Bid In $71M Contract
• Top Pentagon Policymaker Colin Kahl To Leave Post In July
• Virgin Orbit Seeks OK For $17M Stalking Horse Aircraft Bid
• Vets Look To Add 67K Stalled Claims To Reimbursement Suit
• Del. Justices Snub SolarWinds Investors' Data Breach Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets New May 30 Self-Surrender Date
• Intent Isn't Required In Banking Terrorism Suit, Justices Told
• Aircraft Parts Co. Settles DOL's Gender, Disability Bias Probe
• Trump Atty Quits Legal Team Battling DOJ Investigations
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Murad Settles Iran Sanctions Violations Case For $3.3M
• Fed. Circ. Panel Says 'Bizarre' Newman Behavior Merits Exam
• Mexico Calls For Texas Gov't To Curb Border Inspections
• Holmes Ordered To Prison, Hit With $452M Restitution
• Devas Parent Cos. Can't Enter $1.3B Award Fight, Court Hears
• GAO Says Emails Are Not A Protest In $4.5M Contract Spat
• Former Apple Engineer Among 6 Charged In Export Schemes
• GAO Says Army Corps Fairly Picked Pricy Bid At Fort Bragg
• PFAS Coverage Litigation Strategy Lessons For Policyholders
• Lawmakers Order Feds To Explain Weapon Oversight Failures
• M&A Considerations For European Cos. Acquiring US Entities
• GAO Lets Army Deny $7.9M Services Bid Over Clerical Error
• Kuwaiti Construction Co. Can't Get Award Favoring KBR Nixed
• Chancery Dismisses Momentus Ex-CEO's Suit For Legal Costs
• Court Shaves $560K Construction Suit Over Project Delays
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Army Worker Arrested Over Alleged $400K Bribery Scheme
• Black Workers Hit Sikorsky Aircraft Co. With Race Bias Suit
• SEC Points To Trump Subpoena Case In Covington Fight
• Steel Biz Pans Feds' 'Unconstitutional' Move For Higher Duty
• Bipartisan Bill Targets Assad Regime With Sanctions
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• German Co.'s IT Certification Can't Win DOD Deal, GAO Says
• Revised NIST Guidelines May Put Contractors In Straitjacket
• Terrorism Finance Claims Against Banks Viable, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ball Didn't Break Deal With Denver Co., Jury Finds
• State Dept. Approves $8.5B Boeing Copter Sale To Germany
• Radical Reform Is Needed So Small Biz Can Better Assist DOD
• Contractor Reneged On NC Parking Deck, Concrete Co. Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Court Says Airline Can Bring New Arguments In Patent Dispute
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• Feds Ordered To Say If Trump Declassification Records Exist
• British Airways, Delta Set For Fees Fight With Heathrow
• Judge Newman's Lawsuit Elevates Fed. Circ. Tensions
• Mich. Exec Can Escape Houston Tech Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit
• Feds Can't Block 18- To 20-Year-Olds From Buying Handguns
• GAO Says DOE Could Switch Cos. On $1B Security Deal
• Export Controls Can't Keep Up With Adversaries, Analysts Say
• Crypto Developer Gets 10-Year Export Bar For Aiding N. Korea
• DOJ Sanctioned In FCA Case Over Discovery Dispute
• DOD Watchdog Warns Of Lax Oversight Of $17B IT Deal
• Reupped Bill Pushes Review Of Outbound China Investments
• Citibank Wants Vets Trimmed From Military Lending Suit
• Ex-SSA Judge Doesn't Get Differential Pay, Fed. Circ. Says
• Calif. Appeals Court Affirms Gulfstream Arbitration Loss
• Recent DOJ Setback Unlikely To Shift Labor Antitrust Focus
• VA Watchdog Blasts $187M In Unchecked COVID Spending
• Judge Newman Sues Fed. Circ. To Halt Probe Of Her Fitness
• Fed. Circ. Backs Nix Of $774M Army Deal Protest Despite Error
• Justices Urged To Settle Military Retiree Court-Martial Issue
• NIST Proposes Revised Security Guidelines For Sensitive Info
• EB-5 Reform Continues To Weigh Heavily On Participants
• Man Says He Went Blind After SpaceX Construction Injury
• GAO Says $103M Army Deal Awardee Lacked Key Staff Plan
• DC Judge Fails To Find Middle Ground In Covington, SEC Suit
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Mass. Union Head Gets 2½ Years For Lobbyist Kickbacks
• Gov't Contractors Flouted Union Benefits Rules, Funds Say
• Treasury Blacklists 4th 'Chapito,' Cartel 'Super Lab' Head
• Crowley Says GSA Contract Audit Authority Dispute Isn't Moot
• Gun Control Groups Ask High Court To Review Bump Stocks
• Al-Qaida Member's Deal Blocks Bid To Fight War Crime Rulings
• Feds Say Privacy Issues Warrant Staying In Kidnapping Case
• DC Circ. Says Terror Victims Can't Claim Gov't-Seized Iran Oil
• US Seizes On Long-Running Russian Cyber Espionage Tool
• DC Circ. Orders EPA To Issue Perchlorate Water Regulations
• Air Force Officer Facing Prison For Keeping Classified Info
• Ex-Treasury Dept. Deputy Asst. GC Joins Latham In DC
• Texas Man To Pay $1M, Serve 4 Years For Security Tech Fraud
• Blinken Draws House Contempt Threat Over Afghanistan Docs
• Calif. Contractor Sues For $8.3M From Naval Facility Work
• Deals Near 8 More Military Bases To Get CFIUS Scrutiny
• IT School Says Feds' VA Tuition Swindle Suit Used Wrong Law
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Devas Parent Cos. Want In On $1.3B Award Battle In 9th Circ.
• DHS Says Afghan Evacuees Can Reapply For Parole In June
• GAO Rejects Leidos' Protest Over Rival's $2.5B NSA Deal
• Halkbank Ruling May Create Immunity Mess, Experts Say
• NASA's Lack Of Uniform AI Definition Poses Risks, Audit Says
• UniCredit Can't Refuse $69M Plane Payments Over Sanctions
• EPA Compels Air Force To Respond To Oil Leak At Calif. Base
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Nonofferor Protest, Irrational Analysis
• Senators Revive Push For Digital Country-Of-Origin Labels
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• A Per Se Setback For DOJ's No-Poach Prosecutions
• Gun Rights Advocate Says Politics Behind Wash. AG Probe
• Boeing Supplier Faces Investor Suit Over Faulty 737 Max Parts
• 'Rip And Replace' Needs Cash Now, FCC Chief Tells Congress
• Software Exec, 3 Others Sentenced In Military Bribery Scheme
• Biden Signals Sudan Sanctions, Says US Must Aid Transition
• Holland & Knight Adds Canadian Aviation Pro In Miami
• Founder Of Fallen Nanotech Biz Gets 4 Years For $7M Fraud
• Ex-Trump Aide Says DOD Stalling 'Deep State' Book Release
• Lockheed, Firefighters Settle Unpaid OT Collective Action
• Feds Seek 5 Years For Union Head, Lobbyist In Kickback Case
• 3rd Circ. Axes Dutch Appeal In MD Helicopters' Ch. 11 Sale
• Biden Admin. Announces $300M In US Ammunition To Ukraine
• Commerce 'Distorting' Facts In Tin Can Suit, Importer Says
• DOJ Official Calls National Security A Growing Corporate Risk
• $5.3M Settlement Approved In Workers' No-Poach Lawsuit
• Justices Tell Lockheed, Airbus To Answer $3.1B Satellite Case
• 4th Circ. Chief Judge Rips Into Feds Over FMLA Damages
• Use Of 'Hot Mess' In High Court Brief Draws Ire, But Isn't New
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• What Could Be On The Horizon For FARA Reform
• Oil Co. Says It Kept AI Co. At 'Arm's Length,' Denies Fraud
• Reservist Urges Calif. Appeal Panel To Revive Benefits Suit
• Fla. Judge Reopens Mediation Talks In 3M Earplug MDL
• Feds' $144.5M Deal Over Texas Church Shooting Approved
• Ala. City Urges Reversal Of Ruling On Its Military Leave Policy
• Contractor Calls Gov't High Court Immunity Brief 'A Hot Mess'
• 9th Circ. OKs Airport Land Sale To Tribe Amid Historic Claims
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rethink ATF Win In Bump-Stock Ban Suit
• Americans In 'Baby Doe' Suit Say Feds Can't Dodge Discovery
• Judge Rejects Extension After 'Depleted' Atty Misses Deadline
• Proposed PFAS Water Standards Will Likely Face Pushback
• DOD Will Send Troops To Southern Border For Support Roles
• DHS And CBP Hit With Suit Over Protest Records Request
• Pinsent Masons Hires International Arbitration Pro In Paris
• Denver Startup Sabotaged Its Own Deal, Ball Aerospace Says
• Brass Rod Makers Call For Import Probe
• SpaceX Texas Launches Targeted In Enviro Suit Against FAA
• Full 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit Block On Twitter's FBI Report
• GAO OKs Army Picking Higher-Priced Bid For $1.4B Deal
• Virgin Orbit Reaches Deal On Ch. 11 Loan, Sale Timeline
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3M Pushes Back At Vets' Mediation Bid In Faulty Earplug MDL
• Reservists Say They're Paying Thousands In Housing Costs
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism