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Aerospace & Defense - May, 2024

233 articles

• Judge Axes Class Claims In Navy Federal Discrimination Suit
• Intelsat Worries Over Reg Fee Spike For FCC Space Bureau
• Ex-GOP Candidate Sues Air Force Over Records Disclosure
• Former Navy Vice Chief Indicted On Bribery Charges
• National Security And The Commercial Space Sector: Part 2
• Mountain Of Messages Dominates Week 2 In Menendez Trial
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Health, Spacecraft And Bombs
• Jury Awards Electric Jet Startup $72M In Boeing IP Case
• FAA Caps 737 Max Production Amid Boeing Safety Plan Fixes
• Judge Finds US Owns Fla. Island In Long-Running Dispute
• Judge Exits Military Families' Suit Over Fatal Osprey Crash
• National Security And The Commercial Space Sector: Part 1
• Menendez's Wife Hires Coburn Greenbaum For Bribery Case
• DOJ Says Okla. School District Violated Military Leave Law
• Ex-Air Cargo Exec Who Took $6.7M In Kickbacks Gets 4 Years
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• Honeywell Ends Suit Over $8.75M Bond For Army Base Work
• FCC Chief Floats Plan To Cut Down On Orbital Satellite Debris
• GAO Claims Jurisdiction And Denies Novel AI Protest
• Israeli Nanotech Startup, Canadian Biotech Plot US IPOs
• House Judiciary Leaders Seek Briefing On FISA Court Access
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Doctor's Military Bias Suit
• Menendez Trial Judge Sticks With Order Barring Texts
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Boeing Jury Urged To Reject Electric Startup's $200M IP Ask
• GSA Audit Authority Ruling Bars Crowley Suit Over DOD Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-CIA Officer Admits Sharing Classified Info With China
• TransDigm Buys Fellow Aerospace Biz In $655M Cash Deal
• Contractors Must Prep For FAR Council GHG Emissions Rule
• $3.1B Satellite Deal Needs Justices' Review, Co. Says
• 5 Firms To Steer Pair Of Large IPOs That Could Net $1.8B Total
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• Serial Numbers Tie Gold Bars To Menendez, Jury Hears
• Senate Republican Eyes Tutor.com's China Ties, Data Use
• SEC Hits Back At SolarWinds' 'Distortion' Allegations
• Claims Court Won't Toss $1.1M Breach Suit Against Navy
• Contractor Entitled To Share In Navy Savings, Board Rules
• GE Immune From Navy Member's Cancer Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• FCC Calls For Fresh Comments On Orbital Debris Rulemaking
• Navy Owes Crane Contractor $5M After Refusing Proposed Fix
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• 3rd Circ. Backs US Immunity Over Marine Recruit's Death
• The Effects Of New 10-Year Limitation On Key Sanctions Laws
• FCC Probing Unauthorized Navigation Satellite Signals In US
• NLRB Wants 2nd SpaceX Suit Paused Amid Venue Fight
• FEPA Cases Are Natural Fit For DOJ's Fraud Section
• Menendez, Kasowitz Firm Spar Over Subpoena To Cooperator
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• Israeli Attys Complain To USPTO After Pro-Gaza Reddit Post
• Charges Tossed For Army Doc, Wife In Russia Data Leak Case
• Joint Venture Says Defense Agency Errors Thwarted Contract
• Couple Wants ID Protection Of Afghan 'Baby Doe' Fam Lifted
• Bell, Boeing Face Suit Over Marines Killed In Osprey Crash
• Resignation Letter Bylaws Targeted In Five Del. Class Actions
• FCC Aims To Reduce Risk From China-Controlled Test Labs
• Lockheed Urges 11th Circ. To Affirm Win In Solvent Suit
• Army Corps Ordered To Award $5M Deal To Co. It Flipped On
• Proposed Semiconductor Buy Ban May Rattle Supply Chains
• Menendez Says Feds Can't Wield Texts About Egyptian Aid
• Patent Lessons From 4 Federal Circuit Reversals In April
• China Sanctions 12 US Defense Firms For Taiwan Arms Sales
• Paul Hastings Leads Kayne Anderson Unit's $100M IPO
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• Fla. Judge Won't Pause Russian Planes Coverage Suit
• Axon Says Deal Saved 'Vital' Services In Antitrust Case
• Assange Appeal May Put US Constitution In UK Crosshairs
• Boeing Can't Use Belated Patent Defense In Startup's IP Trial
• 3M Says Insurers Are Dodging Coverage Of $6B Earplug Deal
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5 'Fat Leonard' Bribery Pleas Axed Over Misconduct
• Ship Engineers Take Case Against Shipbuilders To 4th Circ.
• NTIA Explores Gov't Support For 6G Development
• GAO Denies Sysco's Protest Of Up-To $126M Subsistence Deal
• Copyright Claims Against Defense Agencies Go To Trial
• More Classified Docs Were Found After Mar-A-Lago Raid
• Feds Say Importer Can Get Domestic Steel, Instead Of Duty Relief
• Can Chatbot Interactions Lead To Enforceable Contracts?
• BASF Agrees To $316.5M Settlement In PFAS Foam MDL
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• 3rd Circ. Revives American Airlines Pilots' Military Leave Suit
• SolarWinds Accuses SEC Of 'Troubling Pattern' Of Distortion
• Texas Judge Rescinds Denial Of SpaceX's Rethink Bid
• Startup Admits Sharing IP With Boeing After Supposed Swipe
• FCC Told Ad Disclosure Rule Would Violate APA, Free Speech
• Kepler Backs SpaceX Push To Revamp 'Big LEO' Band
• Contract Disputes Recap: Saying What Needs To Be Said
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• China Sanctions 3 US Firms For Arms Sales To Taiwan
• Menendez Texts With Wife A Legislative Promise, Judge Says
• Assange Gets Final Appeal In Fight Against US Extradition
• Manufacturer Slapped With Sanctions In Seaplane Crash Case
• Boeing Jury Urged To Award Startup At Least $163M At IP Trial
• VA Deal Winner Says Protest Not Based On Common Sense
• How A $3K Pro Se Claim Led To A 9-0 High Court Decision
• Defense Cos. Delaying Delivery Of F-35 Parts, Watchdog Says
• Sanctioned Man's Daughter Says Blacklist Inescapable
• 4 Takeaways From Biden's Crypto Mining Divestment Order
• Industry Emboldened After Justices Galvanize Agency Attacks
• 3 Employer Lessons From NLRB's Complaint Against SpaceX
• Insurer Quota-Sharing Lessons From $112M Bad Faith Verdict
• Menendez Bribery Trial: 5 Things To Know About Week 1
• Texas Judge Denies SpaceX's Rethink Bid In Transfer Spat
• Investigate Pro-Gaza Reddit Post, GOP Pols Tell USPTO
• Claims Court Revives $71.1M Deal That GAO Misinterpreted
• Prosecutors Say Fake Fortune 500 Workers Funded N. Korea
• FCC To Pull Phone Co.'s Authorization To Operate In US
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• C3.ai Shareholder Sues In Del., Citing Baker Hughes Pact
• Menendez Bribery Case Criminalizes Gifts, Jury Told
• Justices Say Deadline To Appeal Furlough Denial Is Flexible
• Newman Wasn't At Fed. Circ. Conference, But She Was Invited
• Iridium Partner Gets Novel FAA Waiver For Beyond-Sight Use
• Flexibility In Info Security Policy May Add Compliance Burden
• Moving Coalition Urges GAO To Probe $20B DOD Moving Deal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Unwitting Disclosure, Agency Deference
• Global Bribery Probes Are Complicating FCPA Compliance
• Feds Tell Justices $3.1B Satellite Deal Isn't Reviewable
• 'Where's Bob?' Nowhere Near Wife's Gold Bars, Jury Hears
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senators Release 'Road Map' For Crafting Federal AI Policy
• Magnets Co. Can't Trim Suit Despite Feds' PACER Accident
• Political Giants To Loom Over Sen. Menendez Trial
• DOJ Says Boeing Violated 737 Max Deferred Prosecution Deal
• DC Circ. Affirms Toss Of Muslim Family's Airport Search Suit
• The PREP Immunity Question Won't Be Decided Yet
• Telecoms Settle FCC Probe Into Undersea Cables For $2M
• Boeing Can't Beat Rival's Trade Secrets Claim, 11th Circ. Hints
• NIST Finalizes Revised Security Guidelines For Sensitive Info
• Aerospace Co. Hit With $450M Engine Parts Antitrust Suit
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• Biden Signs Bipartisan Russian Uranium Products Ban
• Keep It Short, And Other Advice From Fed. Circ. Judges
• SEC, FinCEN Propose Money Manager Customer ID Rule
• SPAC Investor Says Insiders Overvalued Satellite Co. Deal
• Watchdog Nixes Bidder's Protest To Low $159M Air Force Deal
• Electric-Jet Startup Flouted Boeing Loan Deals, Judge Says
• House Bill Seeks More Commerce Dept. Control Of AI Exports
• Co. Says Typo Wrongly Cost It Shot At $10B Army IT Deal
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Can't Appeal Jury Trial Denial Order
• White House Bars Real Estate Deal Near Air Force Base
• 'Gamesmanship' Lecture Launches Menendez Bribery Trial
• Congress Wants Microsoft Prez To Testify On Security Failures
• Navy Defends Retaining Contractor Facing Labor Unrest
• GAO Says DHS Unfairly Assessed Bids On $17M Support Deal
• Biz Claims Foreign Bribe Needed To Meet Energy Deal's Terms
• Engineering Firm Inks Latest Deal In Conn. No-Poach Suit
• Action Steps To Address New Restrictions On Outbound Data
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• New Evidence, Old Politics To Collide In 2nd Menendez Trial
• 3M, Dupont Want Conn. AG's PFAS Suit To Stay In Fed. Court
• VA Improperly Gave Execs $10.8M In Incentives, OIG Finds
• 11th Circ. Urged To Reconsider Ruling In Cancer Cluster Case
• Fed. Circ. Judge 'Baffled' By Gov't Args In Boeing Costs Case
• Justices Asked To Weigh In On $1.3B India Award Fight
• 9th Circ. Revives Northrop Retirees' Putative Class Action
• Gov't Says It's Already Yielded Camp Lejeune Muster Rolls
• Feds' Pay Bias Suit Against Wis. Military Affairs Heads To Trial
• A Senator's Path From NJ Politics To Corruption Charges
• Sen. Menendez's 2nd Bribery Trial: All You Need To Know
• Hyundai To Pay $334K Over Repossessing Vets' Cars
• Boeing Again Seeks Exit From Suit Over Love-Triangle Murder
• New Treasury Rule Amps Up Reporting Burden For Banks
• Fla. Defense Contractor Admits To Selling Parts From Turkey
• Fed. Circ. Denies Siemens' Bid For Navy Energy Audit Costs
• GAO Backs DLA's Sole-Source Fuel Deal With Iraqi Contractor
• Taliban's Unexpected Takeover Dooms Contractor's $1.5M Suit
• Fishermen Drop $35M Coast Guard Kidnapping Claims
• 'Fat Leonard' Case Shows High Bar For Rescinding Guilty Plea
• How New Rule Would Change CFIUS Enforcement Powers
• 8 Questions To Ask Before Final CISA Breach Reporting Rule
• Kirkland Drives Vance Street To $775M Fund IV Closing
• DOD Trucking Contractor Owner Indicted On $1M Tax Evasion
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ's 'Dr. Doom' Sees AI's Crime-Fighting Abilities, And Risks
• 85 Lawmakers Join Chorus Opposing Space Force Transfers
• AIG Insurers Near Deal With Foam Co. Over MDL Coverage
• Judge Bars Prominent Expert From Vets' Contract FCA Trial
• Microsoft Announces AI For Top Secret Gov't Cloud
• Commerce Revokes Huawei Export Licenses
• Boeing Can't Widen Ethiopian Airlines Test Case Pool
• Florida Judge Delays Trump's Classified Docs Trial Indefinitely
• NTIA To Dole Out $420M For Open RAN Development
• Best Practices For Space Security In Our Connected World
• Lockheed Accused Of Causing $8.25M Damages In Ship Tests
• Russian Charged Over $100M LockBit Ransomware Scheme
• Spirit Aerosystems Eyes Buyout By Boeing Amid Safety Probe
• Clyde & Co. Continues Aviation Growth With K&L Gates Atty
• Amazon Worker Wants Class Cert. In Military Leave Suit
• TikTok Urges DC Circ. To Ax 'Unprecedented' Divestment Bill
• FAA Says It's Looking Into Boeing 787 Dreamliner Inspections
• 13 Judges Boycott Columbia Clerks Over Protest Response
• Sikorsky's Forum Stance In Crash Suit Loses Teeth, Court Told
• US Army Looks To Dismiss Tribe's Repatriation Lawsuit
• Employer's Good Faith Axes Paystub Fine, Calif. Justices Rule
• House Passes Bill To Prevent DOD Comms Breakdowns
• Navy Says Shipbuilder Premature On $150M Bad Faith Suit
• Claims Court Won't Toss Dispute Over Army Corps Work Redo
• Manufacturers Should Pay Attention To 'Right-To-Repair' Laws
• Menendez Jury Can Hear Of Cash And Gold In Bribe Case
• Whiteford Hires Veteran National Security Atty In DC
• Boeing Can't Avoid Pre-Conception Toxic Birth Defect Claims
• GOP Sens. Warn Biden Against Accepting Gazan Refugees
• Claims Court Trims Military Vax Mandate Class Action
• Sens. Look To Add Kids Online Bills To FAA Bill
• Menendez Says Feds' Talk Of Psychiatrist Invaded Privacy
• Boeing Supplier Sues Texas AG To Block Safety Investigation
• Gov't Proposes Buy Ban Rule For Certain Semiconductors
• Ethics, Military Orgs. Back Review Of Judge's Non-Recusal
• Abu Ghraib Contractor Torture Liability Case Ends In Mistrial
• Camp Lejeune Litigants Ask Court Who Can Represent Family
• Pharma. Co. Wants Ex-Director To Stop Poaching Customers
• 5th Circ. Pauses NLRB Suit Against SpaceX Amid New Appeal
• New EU, Japan Initiative Looks To Boost Global Supply Chains
• Cisco Counterfeiting Scheme Earns Fla. Man 6½ Years
• US Wants To Forfeit $1.55M Landing Gear Bound For Russia
• HMRC Asked To Investigate Firm On Dodging Sanctions
• Feds Try To Bar Psychiatrist's Testimony From Menendez Trial
• Deals Rumor Mill: Coca-Cola, General Mills, MLB's Giants
• GAO Backs Navy's Cost Realism Evaluation For Support Deal
• Sullivan & Cromwell Creates National Security Practice Group
• Don't Use The Same Template For Every Client Alert
• NY Man Cops To Shipping Military Drone Tech To Russia
• Bipartisan Reps. Introduce Bill To Trace Battery Supply Chains
• Senate Revs Up For FAA Funding Fight
• FCC Leaders Look To Boost Wireless Supply Chain Security
• Biden Admin Sanctions Cos. Helping Russia Evade Curbs
• SpaceX Again Asks 5th Circ. To Step Into NLRB Challenge
• 53 Govs. Want Say In Moving Nat'l Guard Staff To Space Force
• Food Supplier Can't Shake Off $5M DOD Bid-Rigging Claim
• Billionaire Energy Co. Founder Sues Booz Allen Over IRS Leak
• Walking With My Dog Makes Me A Better Lawyer