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Aerospace & Defense - April, 2024

233 articles

• State Dept. Proposes Export Waivers For Australia, UK
• Alaskan Builder Says Army Corps Delayed $41.2M Deal
• Camp Lejeune Litigants Balk At Bellwether Pick Process
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Moon Rover, Doomsday Planes
• Sens. Warn Of Crypto's Role In Helping Russia Skirt Sanctions
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Jury Convicts Ill. Biz Owner Of $1.3M VA Kickback Scheme
• 'Hell No': Judge Rejects Ex-NSA Worker's Lighter Sentence Bid
• Aviation Co. Fights Delay Of Russian Planes Coverage Suit
• Fed. Circ. Gives HP Unit 2nd Chance To Challenge Camera IP
• 9th Circ. Backs Raytheon Defeat Of Religious Vaccination Suit
• Breaking Down EPA's Rule On PFAS In Drinking Water
• Unpacking The Interim Vet-Owned Small Biz Verification Rule
• Menendez Defense Wants To Probe Qatari-Tied Investment Co.
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• U.S. Army Major Convicted Of Smuggling Guns Into Ghana
• Japanese Space Co. Settles White Ex-CEO's Bias Suit
• Security Startup Founder Joins Greenberg Traurig From MoFo
• TitleMax Says Class Plaintiff Lied To Get 'Usurious' Loan
• Justices Deny Review Of Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity
• Supreme Court Will Review Veteran's PTSD Benefits
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• TikTok Ban Reveals Congress' Power In Place Of CFIUS Limits
• Orgs Ask Biden, Congress To Impel Ligado Order's Reversal
• Sen. Panel Set To Vote On Dems' Spectrum Auction Bill
• Judge Says NASA's Firewall Saves It From $554M Ethics Suit
• Commerce Restricts Gun Exports To 'High-Risk' Countries
• DC Circ. Says Bomb Victims Can't Go After World Bank Or IMF
• Co. Says Policy Fight On $45B DOE Deal Isn't For Claims Court
• US Says 2 Chinese Nationals Smuggled Semiconductor Tech
• Rep. Stefanik Calls For DOD To Kick Off Critical Mineral Policy
• Lockheed Martin Sued By Widow Over 'Toxic Stew' At Facility
• GOP Lawmakers Want Intel Chip Exports To Huawei Blocked
• Exail Looks To Nix Suit Challenging Award In Aerospace Feud
• Rubrik Leads Trio Of IPOs That Buoy Recovering Market
• Privacy Hawks Plot What's Next After FISA Passage
• 3 Accused Of $36M COVID Test Fraud Scheme In Fla. Case
• DOD Unblocks Cohen Seglias From Emails Following Lawsuit
• Atty Group Asks Justices To Review Judge's Non-Recusal
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SpaceX Stalling Case's Launch To Calif., NLRB Says
• GAO Says Space Force Deal Protest Timely But Unwarranted
• TikTok To Take Divestment Bill To Court
• Investors Can't Hit Reset In 737 Max Fraud Suit, Boeing Says
• Group Fights SpaceX's FCC Grants After Musk's Actions In War
• Senate OKs Testimony And Evidence For Menendez Trial
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Nev. Can't Shake Military Bias Suit Over Pensions, DOJ Says
• Turkish Co. Hit With $168M Suit Over Failed Uniform Deal
• TikTok Divestment Bill Heads To Biden's Desk
• Security Concerns May Hamper AUKUS Partnership
• Sharper Sustainability Rule May Strengthen Bid Protests
• Biz Owner Faces Second Jury Over Alleged VA Kickback Plot
• Judge Allows $956M Atty Fees In 3M, DuPont PFAS Settlements
• Nuclear Plant Contractor Inks $18.4M Deal To End FCA Claims
• $45B DOE Deal Backed By Common Sense, Contractor Says
• 3 More Charged In Iranian Hacks Of Treasury, State Depts.
• Tips For Balanced Board Oversight After A Cyberincident
• Blank Rome Attys Defend Lawsuit Called A 'Pound Of Flesh'
• Paul Hastings Transaction Security Adviser Joins V&E
• Cos. Must Prepare For Calif. Legislation That Would Ban PFAS
• Trump 'Detached From Facts' In Fla. Docs Case, Feds Say
• Feds Accuse 10 Of Evading Sanctions On PDVSA
• Jury Hears Of Torture As Abu Ghraib Contractor Trial Wraps
• Watchdog Nixes Unfair Treatment Claims In $310M VA IT Deal
• Trade Court Faults Feds For Ignored Russian Curbs In Probe
• Court Tosses Shipbuilders No-Poach Case As Untimely
• DC Judge Backs Feds' Power To Sanction Ex-Afghan Officials
• SpaceX Fights NLRB's Structure Again Over Agency Suit
• House Passes Another Bill To Force TikTok Divestment
• Power To Spy Without Warrants Renewed For 2 Years
• Real Estate Authority: Small Bank Loans, ULI, Lunar Housing
• Investor Suit Over Intel's Chip Production Won't Be Rebooted
• Ill. Judge Accepts 3rd Try To Allege Fraud Against Boeing
• Thai Co. Pays $20M For 'Egregious' Iran Sanctions Violations
• SpaceX Wants 'Flexible' Net Neutrality Rules For Satellites
• Why Timely Gov't Contractor Registration Renewal Is Key
• Defense Firms Say 'Political Question' Dooms Yemeni War Suit
• Gibbons Atty Won't Testify In Menendez Bribery Trial
• Data Protection Steps To Consider After Biden Privacy Order
• Cohen Seglias Suit Says DOD Must Unblock Its Web Domain
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cleary, O'Melveny
• Lack Of Process Delays CFIUS Enforcement, Watchdog Says
• Lebanese Bank To Face Victims' Hezbollah Terrorism Suit
• Fed. Circ. Maintains Newman Can't Invalidate Disability Law
• DOJ Tries To Quell Lawmakers' Concerns On FISA Bill
• Claims Court Tosses L3Harris' Protest To $544M Satellite Deal
• Gov't Urges Redo Of Opt-Out Ruling In Camp Lejeune Suits
• Ex-Daycare Head Guilty Of Failing To Report Staff Child Abuse
• Army Didn't Award $693M Deal To Avoid Litigation, GAO Says
• Trump Again Seeks Delay In Fla., Says Attys Tied Up In NY
• GAO Rejects Another Protest Over $1B Medicare IT Deal
• Amazon Strikes Deal, Staves Off Trial In Disability Bias Suit
• Experts Unjustly Barred In Fla. Cancer Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• House Sends Bill To Close Data Warrant 'Loophole' To Senate
• New TikTok Bill Gives More Time For Divestment
• Damages Still Possible In Lease Tax Reimbursement Row
• Menendez Trial Date In Limbo Over Pact On Atty's Testimony
• Senate Scorn Suggests Election Strife For Biden On Trade
• RTX Investor Sues Brass In Del. For Better Antitrust Oversight
• Biden Says Tariffs On Chinese Steel Should Be Tripled
• SpaceX's NLRB Suit Stays In Calif. After 5th Circ. Deadlock
• Biden Admin Probes Chinese Shipbuilders For Unfair Trade
• Geolocation Co. Seeks FCC Revamp Of Lower 900 MHz
• Inside OMB's Update On Race And Ethnicity Data Collection
• 'Fat Leonard' Prosecutors Say 5 More Plea Deals Tainted
• PE-Backed Aerospace Parts Company Primes $275M IPO
• TPG Plugs $235M Into Supply Chain Risk Intelligence Platform
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Menendez's Defense Could Target Wife, Court Records Show
• Tai Sidesteps As GOP Reps Try To Pin Down Trade Timeline
• White House Opposes Bill To Close Data 'Loophole'
• Arms-Maker Gets 70 Years For Torture Under Rarely Used Law
• CIA Says Litigating Assange Spying Suit Would Reveal Secrets
• NJ Financial Counselor Cops To Defrauding Army Families
• GSA's Carbon-Free Power Plan: Tips For Electricity Suppliers
• Feds Want To Boot Gibbons Atty From Menendez Bribery Case
• Contract Disputes Recap: Interpretation And Jurisdiction
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Sikorsky Calls Chopper Crash Suit 'Beyond' US Court's Power
• Justices Say Army Vet Owed More Education Benefits
• Feds Call Off $5.7M Bid To Recoup Costs For Damaged V-22
• House Rejects Bid To Overturn Spy Bill Authorization
• Minimize Nat'l Security Regs On Broadband, Verizon Says
• Claims Court Backs VA's Pick For Healthcare Conversion Deal
• Boeing Says Virgin Can't Use Another Court To Avoid IP Suit
• Security Co. Faces Trial Over Poorly Trained Guards In Kabul
• New Proposal Signals Sharper Enforcement Focus At CFIUS
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Prosecutor Says Trump Can't Keep Punting Docs Deadlines
• Feds Flag DNA, Bank Names On Menendez Cash Bundles
• Charges In Trump Docs Case Aren't Specific, Personnel Say
• Petition Watch: Judge DQs, 'Excessive' Damages & Price Wars
• Space Force Opportunities Come With Uncertainties For Cos.
• House To Retry Spy Bill After Warrant Measure Fails By 1 Vote
• Ex-US Diplomat Gets 15 Years For Spying For Cuba
• FCC Says Satellite Co.'s Dispute With Backer Belongs In Court
• China Sanctions 2 US Defense Firms For Taiwan Arms Sales
• Analyzing New EU Measure To Prevent Reexports To Russia
• Exploring Patent Trends In Aerospace Electrification
• 11th Circ. Denies Atty DQ Bid From Gold Star Wives
• 3 Firms Vie To Lead RTX Stockholder Suit Over Engine Cracks
• OJ Simpson's Jury Was Sequestered. Why Not Trump's?
• Sen. Menendez's Wife Gets Own Bribery Trial
• Treasury Proposes Steeper Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• Landmark PFAS Rule Faces Battles Over Costs And Science
• House Rejects Renewal Of Contentious FISA Authority
• Honeywell Sues Insurer For $8.75M Performance Bond
• What Minority Biz Law Ruling Could Mean For Private DEI
• Subcontractor Axes $1.8M Tech Co. Suit Over RTX Project
• Feds Back Trial Delay For Sen. Menendez's Wife's Surgery
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• EPA Finalizes First-Ever PFAS Drinking Water Standards
• US, UK And Australia Eye Japan For 'Advanced Capabilities'
• Contractor Says Corruption Claims In $47M Army Fight Are False
• Feds Cancel Disputed Sole-Source Health Deal, Call Suit Moot
• FCC Considers Opening 5 GHz Band To Drones
• When Trade Secret Protection And Nat'l Security Converge
• Man Accused Of Vet Contractor Scheme Found In Contempt
• Feds Want To Push Back Complex Camp Lejeune Cases
• Cos. Should Prepare For Foreign Data Transfer Regulations
• GAO Says Late Bid Blocks Protest Over VA Wellness Deal
• Treasury Renews Call For Tools To Combat Crypto Crime
• Sen. Menendez's Wife Says Surgery Should Delay Bribery Trial
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Roche Again Beats Ex-Service Members' Antimalarial Drug Suit
• Canada's High Court Enforces Award In Greek Defense Suit
• Czech Firm Says Its Vista Deal Offers Benefits Over Rival Bid
• US Pledges $6.6B To TSMC As Chip Co. Eyes 3rd Ariz. Plant
• Experts Call For New Agency To Regulate Space Operations
• Tribes Say Army Corps Mistakes Their Claims In 5th Circ. Row
• Conn. Worker Says Firing For Talking Wages Was Illegal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Greek Air Force Says $22M Contract Dispute Was Timely
• Menendez Seeks To Block Info On Lifestyle, Political Donors
• Feds Say Bombing Survivors' Suit Is Outside Court's Authority
• Judge Newman Pushes To Keep Suit Over Suspension Intact
• Claims Court Says Leaked Contractor Info Didn't Help Rival
• Virgin Galactic Sues Boeing Over 'Shoddy' $45M Aircraft Work
• Ex-Marine, Jan. 6 Rioter Gets 21 Months In Vax Card Scam
• Boeing Pays Alaska Airlines $160M For 737 Midair Blowout
• Families Fight To Keep Military Chopper Crash Suit In US
• How Export Controls Are Evolving To Address Tech Security
• Fla. Men Admit To Illegally Sending Aircraft Parts To Russia
• Justices Urged To Mull Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity 'Now'
• Judicial Nominees On Schumer's Post-Recess To-Do List
• Ex-Acting Homeland Security GC Joins Nixon Peabody In DC
• MoneyLion's Woes Draw Del. Suit Against SPAC Insiders
• Bank Trade Group Urges Regulators To Sanction Navy Federal
• Stanford Lecturer Says Mideast War Talk Got Him Suspended
• Smith & Wesson Scolded At 7th Circ. For Minimizing Victims
• Huawei Slated For 2026 Sanctions, IP Theft Trial
• Claims Court Backs Defense Health Agency $31M IT Deal Pick
• BAE Stuck $8.2B Retirement Plan With Hefty Fees, Court Told
• Wireless Orgs Say DOD's 3 GHz Sharing Report Is 'Incomplete'
• Citibank Can't Force Arbitration In Fees Suit, Veterans Say
• GAO Says Navy Awardee Ineligible Due To Registration Lapse
• Breaking Down The Latest National Security Tech Regulations
• W.Va. Plaintiff Drops Telemarketing Claim Against Fla. Firm
• Trump Can't Duck Secret Doc Charges On Immunity Grounds
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• CNN Sues DOJ For Biden's Special Counsel Interview Tapes
• Sport Aircraft Maker Icon Hits Ch. 11 With $170M Debt
• US Escapes $7.5M Demand For Bomb-Sniffing K9s In Kabul
• NLRB Defends Urging Calif. Court To Defy 5th Circ. In SpaceX
• Fed. Circ. Struggles With Ambiguity In $14M Army Corps Row
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• Ethiopian Air Trial Set For November Over Boeing's Objections
• Defense Attys Must Prep For Imminent AI Crime Enforcement
• Special Counsel Tells Judge Cannon To Rule On PRA Issue
• DC Circ. Says FCC Must Rethink Terms For Chinese Video Ban
• Feds Want 2 Years For Culprit In Fake NASA Contracts Plot
• 9th Circ. To Hear Ex-Theranos Execs' Criminal Appeals In June
• Crowell & Moring Attys Avoid Bias Fault In Army Deal Protest
• Ex-Army Officer Says Gov't Smeared Him With False Claims
• 2 Firms Seek To Lead Boeing 737 Max Safety Investor Suit
• USPTO Targeted In Brothers' Patent Litigation Campaign
• Feds Back The Retooled Bribery Case Against Sen. Menendez
• Boston Bomber Case Offers Clues For Trump Jury Selection
• 20 Republican-Led States Urge Justices To Ax Climate Suits
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Intel Hid Chip Production Delays From Investors, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Grants Extensions To 6 Carriers Under 'Rip And Replace'
• DC Circ. Rejects Navarro's Presidential Records Appeal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Nonprecedential, Unreasonable, Scope
• Ex-Pharma Co. Exec Denies Signing Noncompete Deal
• Indicted Crypto Whiz Says Software Development Not A Crime
• Fla. Judge Says Saudi Arabia Immune From Navy Attack Suit
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Defense Co.'s Late $19.4M Pension Claim
• GE Vernova Spinoff Approved, Valued At $35.7B
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs