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Aerospace & Defense - October, 2023

232 articles

• Air Force Accused Of Limiting Field For Equipment Contract
• US, Canada Residents Charged With Shipping Tech To Russia
• Chancery Scuttles Twitter Investor's $3M Merger Fee Claim
• NTIA Spectrum Plan Nearly Complete, Key Official Says
• Boeing Arm To Pay $400K To Settle DOL Hiring Bias Probe
• Suspension And Debarment: FY 2023 By The Numbers
• Auto Parts Co. Scores Pretrial Win Against Ex-Employee
• What To Know About The White House's Sweeping AI Directive
• Southwest Airlines Could Face DOT Fine Over System Outage
• Co. Can Target Iraqi Assets In US In $120M Contract Fight
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: $3B Dental Plan, Climate Deals
• Feds Want 10 Years For Trump Appointee In Jan. 6 Riot Case
• Co. Asks Court To Halt $245M Army Training Deal For Do-Over
• SEC Suit Claims SolarWinds Misled Investors On Cyber Risks
• FCC Extends 'Rip And Replace' Deadlines For 2 More Cos.
• ESG Around The World: The UK
• Trump Can't Stay Gag Order In DC Election Interference Case
• Gray Iron Can't Justify $1.6M Bomb Price Increase For Steel
• More Shareholders Sue RTX Leaders Over Jet Engine Issues
• Best Practices For Cos. Navigating US-China Investigations
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Feds Say FTCA Doesn't Block NC Med Mal Statute Of Repose
• Justices Continue To Refuse Steel Duty Challenge
• 2nd Circ. Declines To Revisit Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• Trump Gets Chance To Weigh In On Trial Broadcast Request
• Ex-Exec's $8M Stock Suit Must Be Tossed, Space Co. Says
• Musk Fights To End Twitter Investors' Stock Suit Over Buyout
• Nonprofits Say VA Wrongly 'In-Sourcing' Janitorial Work
• Sat Operators Call For 'More Intensive' Use Of 12.7 GHz Band
• RTX Shareholder Sues Bosses Over Faulty Engine Losses
• Texas Pharmacy Owner Convicted In $55M Fraud Scheme
• Reps. Urge Speedy Missile Production For Taiwan
• Iraq War Vet Wants Purple Heart Denial Reversed
• Dispute Over Beirut Bombing Suit Needs To Go, Firm Says
• Taxation With Representation: Freshfields, Davis Polk
• Family Separation Suit Against Feds Will Go To Trial
• NSO Group Beats Claims Spyware Led To Khashoggi's Murder
• SpaceX Says Rule Change Can't Fix DOJ Immigrant Bias Case
• Claims Court Lacks Jurisdiction Over DOD Software Dispute
• Bid To Seal Depositions Rejected In Conn. Gun Law Suit
• Contracts Disputes Recap: Expect Strict Application Of Rules
• Newman Seeks To End Suspension And Pursue Fed. Circ. Suit
• India Can't Escape $112M Award Over Devas Satellite Deal
• 9th Circ. Puts DOD Contractor Employee Dispute In Fed. Court
• Defense Cos. Urge Full 9th Circ. To Resolve Air Force IP Feud
• White House Seeks $6B To Extend FCC's Broadband Subsidy
• 4th Circ. Backs Tough Sentence For Nuclear Secrets Sale Plot
• Unpacking The FAR Council's Cybersecurity Rules Proposal
• DOD To Make Mentor Program For Small Vendors Permanent
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Army Doctor Alleging Age Bias Gets Retaliation Suit Revived
• Avoiding Bribery, Corruption And Sanctions Risks In Int'l M&A
• Trade Court Won't Pause Steel Duties For High Court Appeal
• GAO Rejects Protest Over $186M VA Computer Hardware Deal
• Convicted Navy Contractor CEO Wants Misconduct Probe
• Lockheed Pulls Out Of Contest For New Air Force Tanker Fleet
• LA Seeks Toss Of Retired Officers' Military Leave Benefits Suit
• Senate Confirms Permanent FAA Chief Without Opposition
• FCC Initiative To Guide Satellite Cos. On Federal Licensing
• Feds Say Court Can't Force Evacuation Of US Citizens In Gaza
• Submarine Maker Hit With Remote Work Disability Bias Suit
• US Seeks Forfeiture Of Russian Oligarch's $300M Superyacht
• Wachtell-Led RTX Sells Raytheon Cybersecurity Biz For $1.3B
• US Plan For New Arctic Strategy Boosts Security, Partnerships
• What To Watch As The FCC Leans Into National Security
• Trump Files Flurry Of Bids To Nix Election Interference Case
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Foreign Agent Charges Turn Up Heat On Menendez And Allies
• Ex-NSA Worker Admits Trying To Sell Classified Docs
• House GOPs Propose 'Grand Bargain' For Border And Ukraine
• Shipper Gets $164K From DOD In Contract Dispute
• Feds Want 4 Years For Contractor In $8M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• GOP Reps. Threaten Subpoena Over VA Abortion Policy
• Olin Pays $630K To End DOL Hiring Bias Probe
• Sen. Menendez Denies 'Foreign Agent' Charge In Bribery Case
• GOP Lawmakers Blast Easing Of Sanctions On Venezuela
• GAO Says NASA Fairly Assessed Winner On $297M Deal
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Calif. Right To Repair Law Highlights A Growing Movement
• Watchdog Urges NASA To Monitor Artemis Supply Chain
• Simpson Thacher-Led Stonepeak Buying Textainer For $7.4B
• Trump Seeks Stay Of Gag Order In DC Court Pending Appeal
• War Crimes Court Flags Cyberattack That Targeted Its Work
• EU Tariff Feud Unlikely Over Steel Deal Delay, US Official Says
• Split DC Circ. Says Ex-Cop Acted 'Corruptly' In Jan. 6 Mob
• Trump Aide Waives Atty Conflict In Secret Docs Case
• Defense Giants Say Yemeni Bombing Suit Barred
• Masten Space Execs Crashed And Burned Co., Trustee Says
• Ill. AG Slams Gun Group's Marketing Liability Law Suit
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Deference Limit, Close-At-Hand Doctrine
• Navy Wants Sanctions Bid Rejected In Fuel Leak Liability Case
• Former DHS Senior Atty Joins Skadden's Cybersecurity Team
• Brownstein Leads Q3 Lobbying Earnings As Slowdown Looms
• New DOJ Roles Underscore National Security Focus
• White House Wants $106B In Supplemental Security Funding
• What Justices' Cert. Denial Of Terrorism Suit Means For Banks
• Feds Say Trump 'Is Not Above The Law' In DC Election Case
• $1.3B India Award Case Could Snag Justices' Attention
• Biden To Ask Congress For 'Urgent' Israel And Ukraine Funds
• Citibank Appeals Arbitration Denial In Veterans' Fee Fight
• GAO Rejects IBM Protest Over Terms Of VA Supply Chain Deal
• Agency Votes To Permit Unlicensed Use Of The 6 GHz Band
• 6th Circ. Voices Doubts Over Ohio PFAS Class Cert.
• State Department Official Resigns Over Israel Arms Transfers
• Netflix Says Spy Thriller Didn't Defame Cuban Exile Group
• 2 Accused Of Kickbacks For Nuclear Weapon Part Contracts
• FCA Suits Anticipated As COVID Criminal Cases Wrap Up
• House Dem Seeks Hearing On Harm Caused By Defense Holds
• Navy Federal Scores 2nd Exit Bid In Zelle Fraud Suit
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Trade Court Says Commerce Failed To Justify Tin Can Tariffs
• Ex-Nat'l Lab Director Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Bias Suit
• Feds' Claims About Alleged Sikorsky Cost Inflation Trimmed
• Once Again, Menendez Co-Defendants Plead Not Guilty
• Telecoms Blast 'Mission Creep' Of FCC's Net Neutrality Plan
• Biden's FTC, FAA Nominees Sail Through Committee
• Judge Invites Tipster To Fix Medicaid Rebate FCA Suit
• Fla. Judge Won't Rule On Value Of Planes Taken By Russia
• JPML Should Say If Foam Co. Coverage Suit Belongs In MDL
• Ex-Navy Officer Gets 2.5 Years For $2M Insurance Fraud
• SpaceX Can't Block Immigration Enforcement Case, DOJ Says
• Why Trump's Gag Order Appeal Is Expected To Fail
• Mich. Justice Asks If Google Earth Has Shifted Privacy Norms
• US Sanctions Hamas Financiers, Digital Currency Wallet
• GAO Says $2.6B Nuclear Waste Project Is Inefficiently Run
• Ex-Navy IT Official Gets 5 Years For Stealing, Selling 9,000 IDs
• Express Scripts Urges 9th Circ.: Keep Insulin Suit In Fed Court
• Experts Worry US Grows Isolated As 'Spectrum Island'
• DOD Needs To Improve Merger Risk Reviews, GAO Says
• Feds Say Gaza Evacuation Fraught With 'Grave Danger'
• Trial Ordered To Set Pricing For Disputed DOD Shipments
• EPA's Final PFAS Rule Greatly Expands Cos.' Reporting Duties
• Trump Appeals Gag Order In DC Election Interference Case
• Feds Block More Exports Of AI Chips To China
• Denver Airport Contractor Says 'No Conspiracy' Behind Bid
• US, EU Industry Groups Call For Openness In Summit Talks
• House Intelligence Reps. Working On Bipartisan FISA Reforms
• US Arab Groups Sue Blinken, Austin Over Gaza Attacks
• ESG Around The World: Japan
• 3M Earplug MDL Judge Warns Of Scam Calls To Claimants
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Amazon Workers Seek Green Light For Military Leave Class
• Ex-Navy GC's Boutique Adds Army Gov't Contracts Pro
• Trump Hit With Gag Order In Election Interference Case
• Judge Newman Floats Possibly Hearing District Court Cases
• Buchalter Boosts Seattle Office With 3 New Shareholders
• Rocket Deal 'Falls Far Short' Of NASA Savings Goal, OIG Says
• Chinese Official Warns US Against Tightening Chip Regs
• FCC Chief Says Urgency Needed On Network Security
• Unpacking OMB's Proposed Uniform Guidance Rewrite
• Claims Court Refuses Protest Of Grant That's Not A Contract
• Feds Say Army Couple Can't Shield Texts In Laundering Trial
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Mich. Man Cops To Wire Fraud In Fake NASA Contracts Plot
• EPA Withdraws Drinking Water System Cybersecurity Rule
• 3 Firms Steer Take-Private Sale Of Air-Powered Tool Maker
• Judge Newman Says Now Is The Time To Review The AIA
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB's Refusal To Invalidate Polymer IP
• Fed. Circ. Backs Awardee DQ In State Dept. Contract Dispute
• Loser Of $63M Coast Guard Deal Could Have Won, GAO Says
• FCC Allows Extensions Under 'Rip And Replace' After Shortfall
• 9th Circ. Urged Not To Revisit Satellite Co.'s $1.3B Award Suit
• Vets Urge Justices To Take Up Agent Orange Benefits Curbs
• Army Vet Tells Justices VA Misread Post-9/11 Benefits Law
• US Takes Action Against Russia Oil Price Cap Evaders
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• National Security Added To FCC Rationale For Net Neutrality
• Convicted Engineer Says ADI's Pricey Atty Wasn't Needed
• Va. Court Won't Pause Discovery In Afghan 'Baby Doe' Suit
• New Federal Charges Say Menendez Plotted To Act For Egypt
• Ex-GAO Atty Rejoins Crowell & Moring After Stint At AI Co.
• Dems Urge White House To Turn AI Principles Into Mandates
• Denver Airport Contractor To Face Trial On Conspiracy Claims
• GAO Says Biz Waited Too Long To Fight Canceled CIA Deal
• Navy Serviceman Admits Selling Info To China For $15K
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Fed. Circ. Won't Disturb Jurisdictional Standing Ruling
• Quinn Emanuel Defends $600K Bill To Jailed Engineer
• DC Prosecutors To Trump: Do You Plan To Blame Attys?
• Shipbuilders Accused Of No-Poach 'Gentlemen's Agreement'
• 3M Earplug MDL Judge Threatens Sanctions For Dupe Filings
• Claims Court Blocks $72M Army Drone Design Deal
• GAO Backs $21M DISA Deal Against Protester With Faulty Bid
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Refuse Marine Retiree's Court-Martial Challenge
• Petition Watch: Twitter, PTSD Dog, Religion & Racism
• Turkish Weapon Co.'s IP Suit Trimmed In Virginia
• Full 2nd Circ. Asked To Rehear Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• GAO Backs $106M Army Deal, Rapping Biz For Missing Info
• Even After Suspension, Judge Newman Is Not Backing Down
• SpaceX Pays Women, Minorities Less, Engineer Says
• Space Tech Co. Blamed For Making $2B NASA Project Pricier
• IronNet Investors Sue In Chancery After $137M SPAC Flop
• 'Gold Bars' Case Tarnishes Outlook For Stubborn Senator
• Claims Court Adopts USPTO Stance In Security System Row
• Trump Wants Classified Docs Trial Delayed Until After Election
• Former Defense Contractor Loses Bids To Nix ID Theft Case
• DOE Watchdog Questions Tenn. Lab Contractor's Costs
• DOD Escapes Contempt Bid In HIV Policy Dispute
• C-SPAN, 19 Media Orgs Request Access To DC Trump Trial
• Trump Claims 'Presidential Immunity' In Jan. 6 Case
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Bipartisan Letter Pushes Records Agency On Military Backlog
• How A Cybersecurity Proposal Could Expand FCA Liabilities
• Water Deal Protest Tossed For Involving Only Contract Issues
• GAO OKs Staffing Concern That Nixed NASA Engineering Deal
• 3M PFAS Suit Should Move Forward, Georgia City Tells Judge
• Telecom Consultant Admits Violating Iran Sanctions
• Trump's Attacks May Goad Courts Into 'Constitutional Crisis'
• Menendez Committee Successor To Block Egypt Military Aid
• Ex-Navy GC's New Boutique Adds 2 National Security Experts
• New Evidence Bid Denied In $3.2M Apache Contract Challenge
• Industry Groups Divided On Supporting Sustainability Rule
• Firm Accused Of Overcharging DOD $12.6M For AV Gear
• GOP House Leaders Query FBI, DOD On Chinese Espionage
• Steps For Gov't Contractors On The OFCCP's Audit List
• 5 DOJ Enforcement Priorities To Note From Recent Remarks
• Stanford To Pay Feds $1.9M In FCA Deal Over Foreign Funding
• Citi Must Face Service Members' 'Veteran Penalty' Lending Suit
• Ex-Texas Trooper Gets $2.5M In Military Discrimination Case
• Lockheed Gets $93K Atty Fee In Fired Atty's Failed Suit
• High Court Denies Review of Veterans' Banking Terrorism Suit
• Judge Primes Defense Supplier's Trade Secrets Case For Trial
• Children's Hospital Says DOD Rule Will Cut Funding By $17M
• FCC Reaches First-Ever Space Debris Settlement With Dish
• Steel Slab Importer Says Rival Wants To 'Sabotage' Duty Deal
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• High Court Seeks SG Opinion In Pharma Terror-Funding Suit
• Menendez Gets Date For Bribery Trial As Feds Eye Plea Talks
• ESG Around The World: European Union
• Justices Won't Take Up Ex-DOD Teacher's Accent Bias Case
• Justices Ask For US Input On Review Of $3.1B Arms Sale Case