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Aerospace & Defense - March, 2024

207 articles

• Argentine Gunmaker Accused of Hiding Light Trigger Defect
• High Bar To Meet For Novel Protest Over $45B DOE Deal
• Navy Overspent $399M In Ukraine Funding In 2022, DOD Says
• RTX Cut From Deal Due To Worker's 'Likely' NDA Violation
• L3Harris Accuses Moog Of Delays In Subdeals Worth $77.9M
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Super Hornets And Chips
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• Sen. Menendez Won't Delay May 6 Trial As He Forgoes Appeal
• University May Have Pried Too Deeply About Vet's Service Dog
• Faruqi & Faruqi Beats 5 Firms To Lead NewAge Investor Suit
• 5th Circ. Nixes License For NM Nuke Storage Site
• Commerce Adds Export Admin Roles To Boost Nat'l Security
• NYC Firm Hit With $2.3M Suit Over Botched 9/11 Claim
• Grading Garland: Attys Give AG Mixed Reviews 3 Years In
• Evidence On Ex-Mozambique Official Stays In $2B Fraud Suit
• Veterans Court Must Revisit Claim After Rejecting Evidence
• COVID Prompted Equity Plan Edit, Raytheon Tells Chancery
• Ex-GC With Lockheed Martin Space Joins Sherman & Howard
• Misconduct In 'Fat Leonard' Case Sinks 3 More Guilty Pleas
• Feds Want Suit Over Spillway's Dolphin Harm Tossed
• Expanded Detention Will Not Solve Immigration Challenges
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• Suit Over Faulty VA Estimates Came Too Late, Claims Court Says
• GOP Bill Would Fund FCC 'Rip And Replace' Program
• AI Weapons Detector Faces Investor Suit After Gov't Probes
• Army Found Not Liable For Canceled Third-Party Lease
• Combat Arms Earplugs Settlement Moves To Final Resolution
• Boeing Can't Exit Wash. Worker's Birth Defect Suit
• Air Force Says Flight Training Isn't Affecting Enviros' Mission
• Contract Disputes Recap: Facts Differ But Same Rules Apply
• FCC Partners With Agencies On Privacy Enforcement
• Late Navy Lt.'s Dad Says Northrop Lied About Aircraft Safety
• Menendez Says Corruption Case Still Wrongly Placed In NY
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Assange Wins Lifeline In Fight Against US Extradition
• Boeing Called Out For 'Circular' Logic In Love-Triangle Murder
• Subcontractor Sues Tech Co. For $1.8M Over RTX Project
• Gorsuch Irked At Having To Decide $3K Furlough Dispute
• GOP Reps. Re-Up Demand For Biden Classified Docs Info
• US Accuses 7 Chinese Nationals Of Hacking Conspiracy
• Atty Can Drop Alleged Schemer Who Didn't Pay For 2 Years
• Bank Says Immunity In Terrorism Suit Not Issue For Justices
• DOJ Calls Probe Of Alleged SpaceX Hiring Bias Constitutional
• MNC Capital Ups Vista Outdoor Takeover Bid To $3B
• Class Cert. In United Military Leave Suit Will Have To Wait
• Boeing CEO To Exit At Year's End Amid 737 Max Crisis
• Don't Sweep Ads Into Regs On Foreign Airtime Buys, FCC Told
• Success Unlikely For Menendez As Independent, Analyst Says
• Ind. Factory Adds To Historic $112M Bad Faith Coverage Win
• RTX Loses Second Dispute Over Contract Conflict Of Interest
• Plastics Co. Settles Claim It Forced Out Enlisted Worker
• Push For Camp Lejeune Jury Trials Seen As Long Shot
• Senators Call On White House To Declassify TikTok Info
• How Policymakers Can Preserve The Promise Of Global Trade
• EU Pushes For Steep Tariffs On Russian And Belarusian Grain
• DHS Shrinks Race Bias Suit Accusing It Of Harsh Criticism
• New Russia Sanctions Reveal Int'l Enforcement Capabilities
• Navy Federal Wants Racial Lending Discrimination Suit Axed
• SpaceX's Severance Agreement Is Illegal, NLRB Attys Say
• GAO OKs Trade Compliance In Defense Container Deal
• Sens. Launch Satellite License Streamlining Bill
• Army's Rush For New Strykers Backfired, GAO Says
• VA May Have Acted In Bad Faith On $30M Debt Collection Deal
• Wells Fargo Overcharged Military Members, Suit Says
• Sens. Want Spectrum Pipeline, But Worry Over Nat'l Security
• 10 Areas To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting Law
• Sen. Menendez's Wife Keeps Attys After Feds Allege Conflict
• Plan Admin. Escapes Ex-Aerospace Execs' Death Benefits Suit
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• How Harsher Penalties For AI Crimes May Work In Practice
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• Journalist Can Sue UAE Over Alleged Hacking, Court Says
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Senators Want More Scrutiny For Defense M&A Deals
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Contractor Can't Refute GSA Audit Power, Gov't Tells DC Circ.
• NLRB Tells 5th Circ. To Deny SpaceX's Transfer Review Bid
• Don't Impose Foreign Ownership Regs On ISPs, FCC Told
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Ex-Raytheon Worker's Firing Suit
• Immunity Ruling Doesn't Apply To CACI, Iraqi Ex-Detainees Say
• Nippon Steel Tries To Ease Worries Over $14.9B US Steel Deal
• Compliance Steps After ABA White Collar Crime Conference
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• High Court Won't Moot Suit Over Rescinded No-Fly Listing
• Claims Court Won't Let Army Out Of Contract Breach Claims Yet
• GOP Rep. Calls For Crackdown On EV Threats From China
• Feds Call $45B Nuclear Deal Appeal Moot After New Award
• What 2 Years Of Ukraine-Russia Conflict Can Teach Cos.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Attorney For Sen. Menendez's Wife Conflicted, Feds Say
• 4th Circ. Preview: Airport Mishap, Inmate Pay Launch March
• Dems Want New Missile Plan Axed If Military Can't Justify Cost
• Feds' PACER Gaffe Doesn't Mean A Sure Win For Magnet Co.
• Boeing Supplier Sued Over 737 Max Door Plug's Missing Bolts
• Navy Fails To Block Appeal Over Terminated HVAC Task Order
• Military Subcontractor Says Partner Tried To Poach Work
• Contractor's Single Claim For 2 Lost Trucks Enough, For Now
• Risks Of Nonmutual Offensive Collateral Estoppel In MDLs
• Wesco Ch. 11 Ruling Marks Shift In Uptier Claim Treatment
• Takeaways From Groundbreaking Data Transfer Order
• FARA Enforcement May Soon Be In The Halls Of Higher Ed
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Fox News Accused Of Lying About Ukrainian Reporter's Death
• 3D-Gun Info Group Loses Suit Over Publishing Blueprints
• Trump Can't Duck Classified Doc Charges Over Vagueness
• Axon, Cities Fight Over Producing Material From FTC Case
• Chancery Sends Drone-Maker's Claim To Sister Court
• DOD Contractors Raise Double Jeopardy Issues With Retrial
• Bipartisan Senate Duo Releases 'Middle Ground' FISA Bill
• Bechtel Missed Subcontractor Targets On Nuke Waste Project
• Army Camp Beats Worker's Claim Over Bullying Commandant
• How The FAA Is Embracing Simplified Flight Controls
• Sen. Menendez Loses Bid To Nix Corruption Charges
• Mnuchin Says He's Forming Investor Group To Buy TikTok
• In 3rd Win, Sig Sauer Beats ICE Agent's Defective-Gun Suit
• Lockheed Offloaded Pensions In Risky Deal, Retirees Say
• DOD's Weapons Monitoring In Iraq Fell Short, Watchdog Says
• Biden Comes Out Against $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Merger
• Jewish Group Sues UN Relief Agency Over Hamas Massacre
• Judge Says 'Exotic' Camp Lejeune Files Must Stay Intact
• BP, ADNOC Shelve $2B NewMed Deal Amid Gaza War
• GAO Backs $12.3M DISA Support Deal Despite Lower Quote
• Ex-Boeing IP Manager's Counsel Secures $224K In Fees
• Autism Claims Tossed In Lockheed Martin Toxic Land Suit
• House OKs TikTok Divestment Bill Despite Free Speech Worry
• 1st Amendment Only The Start Of Woes Facing TikTok Ban
• Treasury Sanctions More Iran-Backed Terrorist Operatives
• Contractor Seeks Arbitration In $3M Guam Military Base Fight
• Camp Lejeune Water Plaintiffs Push For Jury Denial Appeal
• 5th Circ. Backs Insurer's Win In Widow's Benefits Suit
• Contractor Says Claims Over Nixed $18M Army Corps Deal Valid
• Unions Say China's Shipbuilding Boom Is Based On Unfair Trade
• Court Bars Ex-Exec From Sharing Info On Co.'s Body Armor
• House Dems Seek Probe Of Claims X Verified Sanctioned Entities
• 4th Circ. Revives Navy Surgery Wrongful Death Claims
• GE Aerospace Plans $650M Manufacturing Investment
• Biden Calls For More Cybersecurity Funding Across Agencies
• DOD's $850B Budget Request For 2025 Prioritizes Readiness
• Senate Could Be Hurdle To House Plan For TikTok Limits
• DOD Expands Contractor Cybersecurity Info Sharing Program
• Magnet Co. Says Feds' Leak On PACER Bars ITAR Charges
• Menendez Must Face May 6 Trial Despite Likely Appeal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Biden Administration Must Use Border Wall Funds, For Now
• Feds Slam Trump's Immunity Bid In Classified Docs Case
• Trump 'An Existential Threat' To Rule Of Law, Attys Warn
• Judge Sweeps Aside 9 Protests To CBP's $900M Support Deals
• DOJ Eyes FCPA For New Whistleblower Rewards Program
• DC Circ. Throws Out Victims' Claims Over Hamas Attack
• Fed. Circ. Argues Judge Newman's Ethics Law Challenge Fails
• Aircraft Parts Co. AeroCision Begins Ch. 11 Liquidation
• CFIUS Rules May Need Review Amid 'Exponential' Growth
• Making The Pitch For A Civil Resolution In A Criminal Case
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Big Shift Unlikely In Cybersecurity Regs, Despite Concerns
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• 11th Circ. Urged To Restore Qui Tam Over Small Biz Contracts
• Shipbuilder Says Navy Ended Deal in Bad Faith, Seeks $150M
• US Soldier Charged With Selling Military Secrets To China
• Claims Court Backs VA Redo Of Eyewear Deal Over Errors
• DOI, Tribe Want More Time To Solve Truckee River Water Row
• Investor Sues In Del. Over Space Co.'s Lockheed Bid Block
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SpaceX Hit With Employee's Sex Bias, Retaliation Claims
• Garland On AI Crime, And A Taylor Swift Tune For DOJ
• Ex-Google Software Engineer Stole AI Secrets, Feds Say
• Treasury Sanctions Ship Owners It Says Enable Houthi Attacks
• DOJ Says Another Korean Co., Officer Behind Bid-Rig Scheme
• Experts Urge 'Transformational' Change To DOD Budgeting
• Judge Rejects Equity Challenge To Virgin Orbit Ch. 11
• Practical Steps For Navigating New Sanctions On Russia
• Sidley Adds 11-Year Wiley Rein Leaders To DC Group
• L3Harris Deal For DE Shaw Board Seats Prompts Suit In Del.
• Claims Court Won't Block Radio Deliveries Bought Under Nixed Deal
• 'Secret Informant Love' Accused Of Divulging Classified Info
• Look At Settlement, Atty Tells 5th Circ. In Arguing For $1M Cut
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• Amazon Workers Push For Class Status In Military Leave Suit
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Conflict, Latent Ambiguity, Cost Realism
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Feds Say Sen. Menendez Knew 'Loans' Were Bribes
• ADI Can't Recoup Full Quinn Emanuel Bill In IP Theft Case
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Say Specific Illness Link Is Not Required
• Army Corps Says It Considered Dredged Waste Plan Correctly
• Feds Urged Not To Let Mobile Cos. 'Centralize' Airwaves
• FAA Audit Flags Boeing 737 Max 9 Production Lapses
• Appeal Of $20.5M Terminated Deal Too Late, Says Fed. Circ.
• US Ends Old Curbs On Zimbabwe, But Sanctions Its President
• Vista Outdoor Rejects $2B Takeover Bid From MNC Capital
• Menendez Loses Bid To Suppress Gold Bars In Bribery Case
• L3Harris Agrees To Pay $650K To Wrap 401(k) Class Action
• Pentagon Leaker Faces Lengthy Prison Term After Plea
• Ga. Tech Prof Gets Most China-Tied Fraud Charges Tossed
• Microsoft Escapes SAIC's Night-Vision Goggle Patent Suit
• Afghan Allies' Visa Processing On The Rise, Watchdog Says
• Trump Challenges Origins Of Prosecution In Fla. Docs Case
• MNC Capital Enters Vista Outdoor Takeover Fray With $2B Bid
• Joint Venture Wins $45B DOE Nuclear Deal Again After Protest
• Construction Co. Loses $492M Corps Deal Protest
• Ex-Raytheon Worker Asks Full 5th Circ. To Revive Firing Suit
• Iranian National Faces 20 Years For Defense Hack Scheme
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Menendez Associate Pleads Guilty In Bribe Case
• Russian Admits To Smuggling US Tech With Military Uses