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Aerospace & Defense - August, 2023

258 articles

• IT Awardee On $153M Deal Didn't Misrepresent Key Staff
• Smuggler Took US Tech To Putin's 'War Machine,' Feds Say
• Judge Says Army Had Broad Discretion On $97M Support Deal
• Biden Officials Pushed To Give Exit Interviews On Afghanistan
• FCC Turns Focus To Rural 5G Fund Reforms
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Green Jets And Tax E-Filing
• Investors Seek OK Of $8.5M Deal In SPAC Inflated Stock Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Reconsider Nixing Military COVID Vax Suit
• Alcoa Wants Rival's Counterclaims Tossed In $200M IP Fight
• The Pros And Cons Of The Senate's DOD Data Rights Plan
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. To Mirror 1st Circ. Insulin Suit Ruling
• General Dynamics CEO Wants Out Of Yemeni Civil War Suit
• State Dept. Approves $80M In Military Financing For Taiwan
• Class Wins Cert. Bid In Handgun Age Limit Challenge
• Bureaucratic Resistance May Impede DOD's Tech Ambitions
• Unilever Beats Investor Suit Over Ben & Jerry's Israel Boycott
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Lockheed Wins Contested Fee Bid For Fired Atty's Failed Suit
• Devas Urges 9th Circ. To Drop 'Minimum Contacts' Rule
• The Public Defender Shaking Up Trump's Documents Case
• Judge Gives Early OK To 3M's New $12.5B PFAS Settlement
• Camp Lejeune Attys Push Back On Leadership Redo Bid
• Experts Urge Feds To Rethink Satellite Broadband Policy
• Ex-CIA Coder's Conviction Mostly Upheld In WikiLeaks Case
• SBA 8(a) Contractors Must Prepare To Reestablish Eligibility
• Amazon Board Sued In Del. For Bezos' Rocket Investments
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• 3M Strikes $6B Deal In Combat Earplug Litigation
• $5.5B 3M Earplug Deal Awaits Veterans' Buy-In
• CACI Says No Need To Revisit Fed. Circ.'s Protest Ruling
• Court Says Most Of $13.9M Contract Suit Is Barred
• Rep. Gaetz Demands Info From DOJ On SpaceX Bias Suit
• Gov't Urges High Court To Skip Court-Martial Jurisdiction Suit
• Feds Say No 'Drop Dead Date' For Projects In Border Wall Row
• FAA Wants Georgia Rocket Launch Site Suit Tossed
• Trump's DC Election Interference Trial Set For March
• Privileged Email Defeats Gun Co.'s Malicious Prosecution Claim
• Feds Liable For COVID-19 Extension To Contractor's Rentals
• CACI Can't Appeal Failed Dismissal Bid In Abu Ghraib Suit
• Ad Tech Judge 'At A Loss' Why Google Needs Feds' Comms
• Trump's Mugshot Was Defiant. How Will He Look To Jurors?
• Gov't Contract Billing Lessons From Booz Allen Settlement
• Key Takeaways From Agencies' Tri-Seal Compliance Note
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• 3M Co. Settles Foreign Bribery Charges For $6.5M
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Circ. Wants Review Of Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity
• Chemical Co. Accuses AIG Of Improper Injury Coverage Denial
• DOJ Fights Google Discovery Bids In Ad Tech 'Rocket Docket'
• SpaceX Refused To Hire Asylees And Refugees, DOJ Says
• 9/11 Suit Judge Says Saudi Bank Exec Must Sit For Deposition
• Bill Seeks Vulnerability Disclosure Policies For Contractors
• Justices Told Big Pharma Can't Escape Terror-Funding Claims
• GAO Likely To Review Space Command HQ Situation
• Ruger Says Mass Shooting Liability Suit Changes Time-Barred
• 2 Contractors Sentenced For Rigging Military Vehicle Deals
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Palestinian Authority, PLO Escape Synagogue Attack Suit
• Iraqi Ex-Prisoners Say Contractor Trying To Stall Torture Case
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Personnel Loss, Conflicts, Timeliness
• Gov't Urges Revisit Of Bergdahl Conviction
• Jurisdiction Ruling Could Have Wide Effect On Contract Cases
• VA Hospital Scores Win In Police Officer's Promotion Bias Suit
• Jenner & Block-Led Parsons Buys Cyber Gov't Contractor
• OFAC Designation Prosecutions Are Constitutionally Suspect
• 9th Circ. Ruling Shows Int'l Arbitration Jurisdictional Snags
• Raytheon Bid Booted Fairly For Conflict Of Interest, GAO Says
• Crypto Service Aided North Korea In $1B Scheme, Feds Say
• Trump's Social Media Tirades Presage Bail Fights Ahead
• Weapon Maker Axon Accused Of Monopolizing Taser Market
• Military Brass Asked To Testify On Space Command HQ
• Fed. Circ. Won't Treat 'Sum Certain' Rule As Jurisdictional
• Lion Air Families Tell 7th Circ. Boeing Must Face Jury
• 8 Military Sites Added To CFIUS Real Estate Review List
• DOJ Fights Google Bid To Depose Gov't Attys In Ad Tech Case
• Congress Needs Better Health Care Fraud Data From DOD
• AeroVironment To Buy Drone Maker Tomahawk For $120M
• Contractors Argue $8M Bid-Rigging Scheme Cost Feds $0
• Constellation Owner Says SpaceX, T-Mobile Plan Is Bad Idea
• Feds Scoff At Trump's Bid To Push DC Trial To April 2026
• Split 10th Circ. Backs Spirit Aero's Win In 737 Max Stock Fight
• China's US Farm Titles Grow As National Security Concern
• Coast Guard Unreasonably Restricted Bidders On Repair Deal
• Quinn Emanuel, Motley Rice Firms Tapped In Lejeune Suits
• Security Co. Asks 6th Circ. To Nix Arbitrator's 'Cardinal Sins'
• 4th Circ. Axes Ex-Army Worker's Suit Over Demeaning Boss
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• 7th Circ. Won't Undo $8M Breaching Round Injury Verdict
• Alcoa Seeks New Trial In $200M IP Case Against Ga. Rival
• GAO Says Navy Didn't Fully Consider Conflicts On $58M Deal
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Contract Disputes Recap: Nonmonetary Claims, Timeliness
• Aviation Watch: Osprey Aircraft May Face Tort Claims
• Google Says DOJ Requesting 'Burdensome' Info
• L3Harris Can't Nix Ex-Worker's Disability Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• DOD, Shipping Co. Both Lose Moving Services Contract Row
• Ex-Mozambique Official Says Delay Should End $2B Fraud Case
• Feds Warn US Space Cos. Of Foreign Intelligence Threats
• Prosecutor Blasts DOJ Bosses Over Failed Case Tied To NSA
• Air Force Sued For Info Related To Litigation Over Fatal Crash
• Gov't Urges High Court To Toss Air Force Vax Mandate Ruling
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• FinCEN Regs Must Recognize Int'l Whistleblower Realities
• Trump Co-Defendant Says Counsel Probe Goes 'Tad Too Far'
• Newman, Fed. Circ. Committee Call Mediation 'Unsuccessful'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Abramovich Friend Loses Challenge To UK Sanctions
• Booz Allen Says Disabled Worker Wasn't A Fit For Other Spots
• Leadership Redo Sought In Camp Lejeune Suits
• 4th Circ. Upholds Gov't Contractor's Win In Retaliation Suit
• Trump Wants April 2026 DC Trial In Election Interference Case
• Former Air Force Major Gets 3 Years' Probation In 'Sweet Deal'
• GE Let Out Of Philly Navy Yard Worker's Asbestos Lawsuit
• GAO Says State Deal Dispute Had To Target Set-Aside Ruling
• Virgin Galactic Mostly Grounds Investor Suit Over Co. Launch
• Commerce Aligns Nuclear Export Curbs With New Int'l Norms
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Fired Atty Fights Lockheed Fee Bid For Tossed Retaliation Suit
• Kirkland-Led BAE To Buy Ball's Aerospace Arm For $5.6B
• Cardiac Concerns Dominated Newman Misconduct Hearing
• High Court Urged Not To Review $40M Teflon Verdict
• US Sanctions Enviro Group Over Alleged Hezbollah Ties
• Gun Group Appeals Injunction Denial In Sandy Hook Gun Ban
• Implant Co. Says Whistleblower FCA Suits Unconstitutional
• 9th Circ. Reopens Challenge To Calif. Wind Turbine Project
• Feds Want More Briefing Room In Revived Border Wall Suit
• Gov't Says Whistleblower Doesn't Deserve $1.1M KBR Payout
• DOD Final Rule Makes Tech Acquisition Program Permanent
• USAA Asks To Ditch Claims It Overcharged Military Borrowers
• Could Trump Skip His Own Trials? It's Complicated
• WTO Rejects China's Retaliation On Trump-Era Steel Levies
• FAA Drone Guidance Clears Air On Scope Of Authority
• 5th Circ. Judge Slams 'Inexplicable' Probe Of Judge Newman
• AI Co. Says Task Order Bar Shouldn't Block $376M NGA Case
• Ex-FBI Agent Admits To Helping Sanctioned Russian Oligarch
• DC Circ. Remands Shipper Matson's Subsidy Challenges
• Foam Co. Slams Insurers' Bid To Toss PFAS Coverage Suit
• Feds Say Federal Law Rules $5.7M Airport Crash Suit
• 4th Circ. Backs Government's Win In Ex-Analyst's FMLA Suit
• Satellite Co. Claims Debtor Improperly Gutted FCC Probe
• Gun Group Sues Ill. AG Over Firearm Marketing Liability Law
• How US Investment Regulation May Shift Under Biden Order
• $65B DOD Health Deal Cleared Of Protester's Small Biz Claims
• Mar-A-Lago Manager Pleads Not Guilty To Deleting Footage
• 5 Compliance Mistakes To Avoid When Entering A New Market
• DC Circ. Won't Review FCC Order Banning Chinese Telecoms
• GAO Awards Navy Deal Protester Fees After Limited Reset
• Retired Officers Say LAPD Denied Benefits Over Military Leave
• Where Biden's Outbound Investment Effort May Be Headed
• Fluor Urges Claims Court To Kill $322M FEMA Support Deal
• 4th Circ. Rejects Bid To Halt Fort Liberty Project Redo Order
• DOD Takes Corrective Action After Protests Over $2.4B IT Deal
• Revived Texas Border Wall Funding Suit Gets New Judge
• Biden Admin Targets Purdue, 'Ghost Guns' In Shadow Dockets
• Russian Biz Org., More Russian Elites Hit With US Sanctions
• Veteran Tells Justices Fed. Circ. Ruling Nixes Earned Benefits
• Breaking Down Trump's Election Case Defense Strategies
• Womble Bond Adds Government Contracts Pro In Va.
• Hold DHS Funds Over Border Security Fight, Texas Reps. Say
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Court Wrongly Nixed Terror Funding Suit
• Commerce Restricts 'Dual-Use' Nuclear Exports To China
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Md. Law Firm Wants Out Of Camp Lejeune TCPA Suit In W.Va.
• Womble Bond Brings On Former Gov't Intelligence Atty
• Gov't Wants Rehearing Of Army Contract Protest Jurisdiction
• Boeing, Air Taxi Co. Settle IP Fight To Avoid Jury Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Says Politics Has No Place In Trump Election Case
• China Chides Biden's Investment Curbs For Sensitive Tech
• Twitter Investors Fight To Keep Musk Stock Suit Alive
• Chinese Drone Maker Says 'Military' Mentions Prejudiced Jury
• Board Raps DOD For Cutting Labor Rates Over Missing Costs
• Dems Urge State Dept. To Bar $320M In Arms Funds For Egypt
• Feds Say Trump Can't Be Deposed Over FBI Departures
• Raytheon Unit To Pay $712K To End DOL's Race Bias Probe
• Special Counsel Seeks January Trial In Trump Election Case
• Strike Force Actions Underscore Foreign Risks For Tech Cos.
• Mar-A-Lago Manager's Plea Delayed Until He Gets Local Atty
• Biden Restricts US Investments In China's Tech
• Trump Seeks OK For Classified Info Talks At Mar-A-Lago
• DOJ Answer On Google Ad Buys Could Affect Damages
• Navy Doesn't Owe Costs After Limited Buys Under Store Deal
• Boeing Rips Bid To Restart 737 Max Punitive Damages Fight
• Dish Asks DC Circ. To Bring SpaceX Satellite OK To Earth
• Air Force Can't Escape Suit Seeking Costs For Canceled Deal
• Questions To Ask Before Drafting Proposals With AI
• No Limits On Intervenor In $245M Army Deal Row, Judge Says
• Even Without US, Deep-Sea Mining Rules Likely To Prevail
• GAO Rejects Dam Construction Deal's Buy American Waiver
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• Cuban Exile Says Filmmakers Must Face Defamation Suit
• SEC Focus On Perks Offers Insights On Cooperation
• Trends Emerge In High Court's Criminal Law Decisions
• High Court Keeps 'Ghost Gun' Ban, For Now
• Buchanan Ingersoll Names Intel Vet Co-Head Of Cyber Group
• Trump Bristles At Proposed 'Gag Order' In 2020 Election Case
• Feds Get More Medical Exam Time In Navy Fuel Leak Lawsuit
• Contractor Says Navy Still Skirting Pricing For $5B Deal Bids
• Drone Surveillance Ruling Is 'Toothless,' Mich. Justices Told
• Muslim Man Says Airline Bias Case Can't Go To Arbitrators
• Fed Circ. Questions Gov't Discretion In Contract DQ Case
• Google Says DOJ 'Refuses To Answer' On Gov't Ad Buys
• CBS And General Electric Escape Asbestos Suit Over Sea Law
• Ex-FBI Agent To Plead Guilty In Russia Sanctions Case
• Trump Judge Probes Using DC Grand Jury For Fla. Docs Case
• AG Garland Touts Efforts To Go After Russia War Crimes
• Okefenokee Swamp Mine Suit Belongs In Ga., Judge Rules
• Pentagon Leak Suspect's Bail Appeal A 'Facade,' Feds Say
• Terror Funding Suit Could Affect Inherited Jurisdiction In NY
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Bayer, 3M And More Urge Justices To Ax $40M Teflon Verdict
• Feds Flag Trump's Menacing Post In 2020 Election Case
• US Chamber Says Big Pharma Can't Be Blamed For Terrorism
• 4 Takeaways After Report Urges Judge Newman Suspension
• The Biggest Enviro Cases To Watch In 2023: Midyear Report
• DOL Discrimination Rule Could Drive Contractor Settlements
• Indra Buying Minority Stake In Bain's ITP Aero For $193M
• Sens. Ask Treasury To Stop North Korea's Crypto Dependency
• Buckle Up: Trump Braces For Chaotic Legal, Election Calendar
• Contractor In Conn. No-Poach Case Files $5.6M Fla. Ch. 11
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Newman Should Be Suspended For 1 Year, Panel Says
• Fed. Circ. Says Vet's PTSD Claim Didn't Need Full Redo
• What's Next For Trump's Alleged Co-Conspirators?
• Conn. Assault Weapon Ban Still In Force As Injunction Denied
• Air Force, Space Command Officials Accused of 'Obfuscation'
• DOL Tweaks Contractor Discrimination Enforcement Rule
• 2 Navy Personnel Sent China Military Secrets, Feds Say
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• Meet The Atty Defending Trump In The Jan. 6 Case
• Trump Must Testify On Hostile FBI Departures, DC Circ. Told
• Trump Pleads Not Guilty In 2020 Election Interference Case
• Trump Indictment's Missing Charges Signal A Race To Trial
• Trump Associates' Loyalty Tested As Indictments Pile Up
• Feds Query Atty's Possible 'Divided Loyalties' In Trump Case
• What To Know About The Obstruction Charge Against Trump
• Tort Report: Buoyed By Tort Reform, Fla. Has Most Injury Suits
• Blank Spot On Form Dooms $637K VA Equipment Lease Claim
• Feminist Nonprofit Sues Military To Open Up IVF Coverage
• The 'Anti-KKK' Law That May Sink Trump's Free-Speech Claim
• Judge In Trump DC Case Known For Harsh Jan. 6 Sentences
• Blank Rome Boosts Pentagon Work With Consulting Firm Link
• 4 Takeaways From Trump's Election-Meddling Indictment
• 9th Circ. Reverses Award Enforcement In India Telecom Fight
• Trade Compliance Atty Alan Levesque Joins Wiggin And Dana
• Biden Wants To Spend More Money On US Inventions
• VA's $25M Deal For Breathing Machines Was Fair, GAO Says
• White House Advisory Panel Calls For Section 702 Renewal
• Regulating AI: An Overview Of Federal Efforts
• Airplane Parts Co. AeroCision OK'd For Quick Ch. 11 Timeline
• AI Co. Still Falls Short For Air Force Space Deal, GAO Says
• Donald Trump Indicted In 2020 Election Interference Probe
• CFIUS Report Says Reviews Reached New Highs In 2022
• Prepping For PFAS Approval Under EPA's New Framework