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Aerospace & Defense - November, 2023

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• TikTok Escapes Indiana's Data-Sharing, Kids' Safety Claims
• GOP Slams Validator Choice In Pending GHG Disclosure Rule
• Lack Of Net Neutrality Rules 'Crazy,' FCC Chair Tells Congress
• Copter Co. Calls Forest Service's Terms Impossible To Meet
• Dem Legislators Press TransDigm For Defense Pricing Data
• Pentagon Contractor Seeks Probation For $8M Fraud
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Cartel Timeshare Scam Elicits Additional Sanctions In Mexico
• Pratt & Whitney Fights Document Demand In $30M Airline Row
• US Must Cover Hawaii Fuel Leak Payment, Insurer Says
• Watchdog Says DLA Fairly Rejected Berets Over Visible Seams
• GAO Backs Army Elevator Repair Deal At Ga. Base
• Survivors Of Attacks Urge Justices To Ax Bank's Immunity
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Jury Finds Aerojet Broke Deals But Didn't Misuse Secrets
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink US Loss In Farmers' Flood Case
• NASA Center Doesn't Have To Use County Waste Contractor
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• Disunity Over Surveillance Act May Doom Privacy Protections
• Defense Contractor's Fraud Frees DLA Of Repayment Duty
• Boeing Must Offer Settlements, Soon, In Ethiopian Air Cases
• RTX Shareholder Moves Jet Engine Stock Feud To Del.
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Ex-CEO's Conviction For Manafort Bribe
• Feds Want No Prison Time For Ex-NY Atty Who Aided Oligarch
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• 3M, Other Cos. Beat 11 Million-Member PFAS Class At 6th Circ.
• US, UK Unveil Global Agreement For Securing AI Systems
• State Dept. Urged To Improve Embassy Power Plant Planning
• NTIA Says It's Working On Space Industry's Spectrum Needs
• West Point Says Admissions Policy Critical To Military Fitness
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Sullivan & Cromwell Guides $800M L3Harris Aviation Unit Sale
• Defense And Judicial Posts Top Schumer's Year-End Priorities
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's Recent FARA Advisory Opinions
• Air Force Looks To Nix Black Worker's Race, Age Bias Suit
• GAO Denies Consultant's Protest Of Navy Navigation Contract
• DISA Taps Agile Defense For Disputed $1B Testing Deal
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Air Force Must Recall Legal Search Deal After RELX Protest
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• Retired LAPD Cops Fight To Keep Military Leave Suit In Court
• 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Over Fatal Army Helicopter Crash
• Coast Guard Contractor Settles $1M Dredging Dispute
• Va. Firm Can't Show GAO Its Support Deal Bid Wasn't Risky
• Tactical Outfitter To Pay $2M For Alleged 'American-Made' Lies
• Contracts Disputes Recap: Be Mindful Of Termination Clauses
• Feds Say Camp Lejeune Cases Can't Go Before Juries
• 9th Circ. Backs VA's Win In Hispanic Surgeon's Bias Suit
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Best Practices For Defense Tech Startup Financing
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• Ex-Boeing Manager Wants $750K For Emotional Damages
• Defense Agency Deal Gets Waiver From Standard Practices
• Treasury Targets Iran-Linked Militia In Sanctions Blitz
• Starlink Touts 'Innovative' Antennas To Quell Interference Fear
• Texas Illegally Snubbed Military Spouse's License, Judge Says
• Drugmaker Tells NC Court Director Took Trade Secrets To Rival
• VA Could Spend More Wisely On Eyeglasses, OIG Finds
• US, South Korea Pledge Priority Support For Defense Supplies
• Mistrial Declared In Biz Owner's $1.4M VA Kickback Case
• Fed. Circ. Says Newman Can End Her Suspension Anytime
• Trump Can't Nix Jan. 6 Mentions In Election Interference Case
• Democratic Reps. Look To Block Weapons Sale To Israel
• GAO Denies $330M Protest Despite GSA Acting Unreasonably
• EU Proposes Ban On Russian Aluminum Products
• GAO Says Army Needed To Weight Experience On $946M Deal
• Black Worker Says Navy 'Humiliated' Him With Racist Video
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Menendez Subs Out Winston & Strawn For Paul Hastings
• Israeli Spyware Firm Can't Shake WhatsApp Hacking Claims
• GOP Reps.' FISA Reform Plans Don't Make Advocates Happy
• FCC's 'Rip And Replace' Delays Upset Rural Providers
• Judge Pauses Ga. City's 'Forever Chemicals' Suit
• Looking For Defense Contract Appeal Trends In Annual Report
• US Sanctions More Ships For Violating Russian Oil Price Cap
• Trump Insists Jan. 6 Irrelevant To Election-Interference Case
• Attys Seek To Keep Beirut Bombing-Related Suit In Texas
• A Closer Look At The Sen. Menendez Indictment
• Army Had Reason To Nix $8M Afghanistan Deal, ASBCA Says
• NASA OK'ed To Sole-Source Task Order To Current Contractor
• 3 Men Sentenced To Jail In $54M Drug Kickback Scheme
• Ex-Navy Employee, Defense Contractor Charged With Bribery
• Watchdog Dubious That Gitmo Deal Terms Biased Protester
• RTX Gets 2024 Trade Secrets Trial After Bid To End Case Fails
• Momentus Agreed To Pay Legal Fees, Ex-CEO Tells Del. Court
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Oshkosh Settles Suit Over Cadet's Rollover Death For $775K
• Deal Over Jets Stranded In Russia May Serve As Blueprint
• Judges Skeptical Of Civil-Criminal Disparity In Wynn Case
• 3 Axon Antitrust Cases Consolidated In NJ
• Trump's 'Long History' Of Threats Necessitates Gag, Feds Say
• GAO Says It Can't Hear Dispute Over Blue Origin NASA Award
• Feds Tell Justices That No-Fly List Suit Is Moot After Delisting
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Death Claim Against Plane Engine Maker
• Train All Services To Fight Small Drones, Report Says
• Tort Report: Kiss Sued Over Guitar Tech's COVID Death
• Senate Panel OKs Bill To End Hold On Military Confirmations
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• SolarWinds Ushers In New Era Of SEC Cyber Enforcement
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Instructions, Jurisdiction, Scrutiny
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Feds Say Broadcasting Trump Trial Would Create A 'Spectacle'
• Gov't Arguing 'Nonsense' Over FCA Settlement, 5th Circ. Told
• Feds Ease North Macedonia's Access To US Gov't Contracts
• White House Nat'l Spectrum Strategy Focuses On Five Bands
• State Dept. Issues International Principles For Military AI Use
• Privacy Groups To Schumer: Don't Renew FISA In Funding Bill
• Aerospace Co. Can't Get Trade Secrets Win Over Ex-Exec, Yet
• Feds Settle 3 Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Cases
• DOD Policies Leave Biometric Data Vulnerable, OIG Says
• Fed. Circ. Says NASA Retiree Can't Switch Retirement Plans
• At Trial, Boeing Says 'Petty' Gripes Don't Prove Retaliation
• Lennar's Indemnity Suit Moves Forward In Fed. Claims Court
• NIST Tweaks Proposed Security Guidelines For Sensitive Info
• Jury Issues Mixed Verdict In Army Duo's $2M Laundering Trial
• Texas Judge Freezes DOJ's Hiring Bias Case Against SpaceX
• Pausing Afghan Kidnap Case 'Unrealistic,' Judge Says
• Judge Accepts Feds' Logic For Aluminum Duty Expansion
• GSA Offloads 23 Properties, Saving Feds $1B
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Del. Dispatch: Refining M&A Terms After Twitter Investor Suit
• How Military Service Bolstered These Attorneys' Careers
• Astra Space Founders Aim To Pay Fraction Of Prior Value
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Aircraft Part Maker TransDigm To Buy CPI Unit For $1.4B
• Army's Top Trial Attorney Leaves For Miller & Chevalier
• AI Firm Urges Fed. Circ. To Let It Protest Deal It Didn't Bid On
• Appeals Board OKs Construction Co.'s Train Delay Claims
• Industry Groups Urge Senate To Add 'Rip And Replace' Funds
• Atty Group Sues Gov't For US Citizen Evacuation From Gaza
• AeroCision Gets $40.2M Bid For Assets In Ch. 11 Auction
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• A Look At DOJ's New Nationwide Investment Fraud Approach
• Justices Skeptical Of Limiting Army Vet's Education Benefits
• Trump Atty Docs Fair Game As Soon As He Raises Defense
• Navarro Says Feds Have No Way To Compel Email Handover
• Weiss Says He's 'Decision-Maker' In Hunter Biden Probe
• Boeing Exec Calls IP Manager Untrustworthy In Age Bias Trial
• GAO Says Not All Blind Vendors Can Get Army Service Deal
• GOP Lawmakers Push To Renege On $6B Iran Hostage Deal
• Citizens Bank Says Hedge Fund Undercut AeroCision's Ch. 11
• DOJ Probing BAE's $5.6B Bid To Buy Ball Aerospace Arm
• FISA Plan Demands Probable Cause To Get Americans' Data
• Manatt Opens San Diego Office, Former US Atty To Head It
• Unpacking GAO's FY 2023 Bid Protest Report
• Watchdog Pans Handling Of Nuclear Leak Investigation
• After Exit, Palestinian American Couple End Gaza Rescue Suit
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Boeing IP Manager's Age Bias Trial Reveals 'Crying Chair'
• Gov't Says Contractor On 'Fishing Expedition' In Bribery Case
• DOJ Pans SpaceX's Constitutional Attack On Bias Complaint
• Rewards Program Co. Settles Sanctioned Payouts For $206K
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3M Earplug Judge Drops Over 3,500 Claims In MDL
• Takeaways From Iran Missile Procurement Advisory
• GE Unit Pays $9.4M To End Probe Of Military Parts Inspections
• 3 Firms Lead Bain's $5.3B Deal For PE-Owned Guidehouse
• White House AI Order Balances Innovation And Regulation
• DC Circ. Halts Trump Gag Order In Election Interference Case
• Flooded Landowners Say Ruling Supports Suit Against Feds
• Up Next At High Court: 2nd Amendment & Gov't Immunity
• RTX Denied Bid To End Bearing Co.'s Trade Secret Suit
• DC Circ. Questions Visa Processing Times For Allies
• 3 November Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch
• How Biden's AI Order Stacks Up Against Calif. And G7 Activity
• What Can Be Learned From 3M's Iran Sanctions Settlement
• Time To Ban Deferred Prosecution For Fatal Corporate Crime
• Fetterman Takes Aim At Menendez With Proposed Reforms
• Apps Open ICE-Issued Phones To Espionage, Watchdog Says
• ThayerMahan Wins $19M Navy Contract For Sensor Tech
• House GOP Passes Israel Aid Bill With $14B IRS Funding Cut
• Gov't Asks Justices To Vacate 'Moot' Ruling On Vax Mandate
• Senate Confirms Navy, Air Force Chiefs And Marines Deputy
• US Imposes Over 200 Sanctions Targeting Russia War Supply
• Former Air Force Contractor Cops To $185K Bribery Scheme
• Wyden Celebrates Surveillance Tech Export Curbs
• 1st Circ. Hopeful Questioned On Abuse-Sentencing Requests
• Trump Atty Says Overlapping Cases Create 'Unfair' Conflict
• New US Sanctions Order Hits Myanmar's Oil Income
• Update Power Limits For Sat Broadband, Stakeholders Say
• VA Can Scrap Contract To Fix Ambiguous Rules, Judge Says
• LGBTQ+ Vets Seek Class Cert. In Discharge Bias Suit
• SpaceX Hiring Saga Bears Compliance Warning For Tech Cos.
• VA Announces Dozens Of Contracts For $60B IT Deal
• DOD, Schneider Finalize $406M Tokyo Air Force Contract
• Gov't Contractor Gets 4 Months In $8M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence