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Aerospace & Defense - December, 2015

164 articles

• Aerospace & Defense Cases To Watch In 2016
• Gov't Contracts Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Law360's Complete Guide To 2016
• 3 Things To Expect From Legal Tech In The New Year
• Del. Justices Uphold $195M Award To PharmAthene
• China Hits Back Against US Criticism Of Anti-Terrorism Bill
• Gov't Must Face Iraq Kidnap Suit Claims, High Court Hears
• 9/11 Detainees Fight Bush Officials' Bid To Delay Litigation
• 9/11 Families Demand Sanctions For Alleged Al-Qaida Front
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nexstar, Qihoo, The Pentagon
• KBR's Bid To Nix Burn Pit Claims Punted Over Discovery
• Judge Refuses To Toss Ex-Army Officer's Guilty Plea
• How 2016 NDAA Changes Small Business Gov't Contracting
• Solvay Rights Issue Pulls In $1.6B For Aerospace Buy
• Booz Allen's Counterclaims In ERISA Suit Dropped
• Chopper Parts Maker Hit With Class Action Over $206M Sale
• Ban On Contractor Campaign Money Still Vital, Justices Told
• KBR Accused Of Ignoring Procedure Rules In Burn Pit MDL
• AVIC's Ex-Biz Partner Wants $70M Arbitration Award OK'd
• Boeing Inks $12M Deal With FAA Over Safety Violations
• State Dept. Cyber Contract Blocked For 'Significant' Error
• Lockheed Martin Wins $1.2B Contract For F-35 Parts
• FCA In 2015: 10 Qui Tam Highlights From The Past Year
• Thompson Coburn Blasts Tech Firm's Negligence Claims
• NSA, FBI Say '02 Utah Olympics Spy Suit Lacks Evidence
• Court Slams VA For Ambulance Contract To Unqualified Bidder
• GAO Upholds Navy Rejection Of Bid Over Exit By Key Worker
• Privacy Group Blasts Gov't High Court Defense Of Secrecy
• Dubai Bank Says Fire Destroyed Records Sought In 9/11 Suit
• Lockheed Asks Federal Claims Court to Halt $6.7B Contract
• Victims' Families Say Congress Set Up $1.75B Iran Bank Award
• 9th Circ. Says Classified Info Saves Raytheon From FCA Suit
• Problems In DOD Plan To Reduce TINA Regulatory Actions
• The Firms That Dominated In 2015
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Why All US Attorneys Should Read Justice Breyer's New Book
• 9th Circ. Rejects Appeal Over NSA Internet Spying
• Al Qaeda-Linked Group Can't Escape Fees In 9/11 Suit
• Altegrity Unit To Pay $24M To Settle Ponzi Scheme Claims
• Defense Sec. Calls Work-Related Private Email Use A Mistake
• Senate Passes $1.8T Spending And Tax Extender Package
• VA Expanding Benefits Eligibility For Base Contamination
• The New Business Risk For Employers In The Defense Industry
• Congress, DOJ Input Likely In Iran Bank's High Court Appeal
• Colt Says It Will Exit Bankruptcy In Matter Of Weeks
• Senate Confirms Nominees For Air Force, DOD Positions
• Democrat Blocks $18.2B Coast Guard Bill Over Labor Clause
• House Moves Closer To Passing Broad $1.15T Funding Bill
• Gov't Settles Contractor's Suit Over Bungled Navy Housing
• Marshall Islands Tells 9th Circ. Courts Have Nuke Oversight
• OMB Urges House to Pass $80B Bill for Military Work, VA
• Raytheon Doomed Own Army Radar Contract Bid, GAO Says
• Colt Wins Nod For Ch. 11 Plan After Making Peace With Union
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cofco, Airbus, Sharp Corp.
• Navy IT Consultant Fights $5M Trade Secrets Theft Judgment
• How Much Control Of Your Contracts Do You Really Have?
• USAE Investor Wants Contempt Finding Over Withheld Docs
• House OKs Port Cybersecurity, Hezbollah Sanctions Bills
• NASA Subcontractor Fights Arbitration Over Paint Job
• Board Member Of Rival Wants Virgin Galactic Subpoena Nixed
• House Buys More Time To Digest $1.15T Spending Bill
• Small Business Contracting May Be Very Different In 2016
• Afghan Trucking Co. Seeks Affirmation Of $6.5M Award
• 4th Circ. Hands DynCorp Win, Tosses $6M Discrimination Suit
• Navy Ducks Shipyard's $3.8M Suit Over Repair Contract Mod
• Senate Bill Would Order Social Media Checks Of Visa Seekers
• Lockheed Taking Protest Of $6.7B Army Truck Award To Court
• Air Force Shirked Noise Issue In Vt. F-35 Base, Court Hears
• Lockheed Lands $1B Army Contract For Defense Missiles
• HP Moves To Toss Liability Suits In Navy Yard Shooting
• Delta Urges FCC To Expand In-Flight Broadband Without Delay
• When An Improperly Submitted Proposal Is Still Acceptable
• 7 Deadly Business Mistakes That Can Tank Your Law Practice
• Dell Units Get $9M Breach Of Contract Suit Dismissed
• Schedule Setbacks Hurting $11B Satellite Program, GAO Says
• Ex-KBR Workers Say FCA Suit Shouldn't Pause For Appeal
• 9/11 Families Continue Push For Dubai Islamic Bank Docs
• GAO Rejects SAIC Bid For Legal Costs In $71M Contract Spat
• Divided 2nd Circ. Denies Rehearing In 9/11 Detainee Case
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Chopper Parts FCA Against Woodward
• Inside New FAR Provisions On Reporting Felony, Tax Info
• Navy Contractor Can't Pursue Oil Flushing Suit Solo: Court
• Insurer Fights To Keep $2.8M Navy Oil Spill Row Afloat
• Chinese Nationals Charged In Plot To Steal Military Chips
• Bid Protests Up Slightly In Fiscal Year 2015, GAO Reports
• DOD Must Boost Safety Checks Of Trucking Cos., GAO Says
• L-3 Subsidiary Faces Class Action Over Defective Gun Sights
• McCain Asks Pentagon To Audit Lockheed-Boeing JV
• US Trustee Opposes Colt's Ch. 11 Plan As Too Broad
• Analysis Of $219M Bid For Air Force Award Flawed, GAO Says
• Contractor's Biased Policies Cost Men Jobs, DOL Suit Says
• Contractor's $60M Bid Protest Falls Short, GAO Says
• House Passes Bill For DHS To Aid Local Cybersecurity
• House OKs Coast Guard Authorization, STB Independence Bill
• Army Sergeant Sentenced To 2 Years For Afghanistan Bribes
• 'Sensitive' State Dept. Info May Have Been Hacked, OIG Says
• VA Nurses Say Disciplinary Actions Still Disputed In Bias Suit
• GAO Says Army Allowed Inadequate Combat Shirt Testing
• The Art Of The Mock
• High Court Set To Determine Scope Of FCA
• DOD Adds $345M To Sikorsky Helicopter Contract
• Groups Tell FCC To Pause In-Flight Broadband Proposal
• Fed. Circ. Rules Man's Veteran Preference Rights Not Violated
• Lynch Says EU Privacy Moves Harm Efforts To Fight Terror
• US Gov't Says Safeco Must Cover Unpaid Work On Ga. Base
• Former Top Lawyer At DOD, CIA Rejoins WilmerHale
• Shipyard Settles $79M FCA Row Over Bad Coast Guard Hulls
• Army Contractor Drops $937M Award Row To Talk Settlement
• Ga. Military Contractor, Civilians Sentenced Over Bribery, Theft
• Strategies For Your Evolving Law Department
• No Good News For Small Businesses In FedServ GAO Decision
• House Approves DHS Training Center, Pulls Other DHS Votes
• House Votes To Tighten Visa Waiver Program
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Verizon, Airbus Group
• $22M Navy Contract Bidder Deserved Low Score, GAO Says
• DOD Owes Back Pay For Wrongly Capped OT, Suit Says
• $800M Army Research Lab Contract Goes To Fla. Tech Firm
• Thompson Coburn Must Face Negligence Suit, Tech Firm Says
• Military Contractor's $10B Barclays Suit Too Late, Judge Rules
• GCs Love These Firms More And More
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• 5 Firms Make It Back Onto GCs' Most Adored List
• 3 Firms Know The Secret To Keeping Clients Happy
• High Court Asked To Save Aircraft Parts FCA Suit
• GAO Rules Against Italian Co. In Navy Contract Protest
• Northrop Workers Ask Judge To Rethink Nixing ERISA Claims
• SUFI Can't Add Profit Markup To Fees In Contract Row
• Congress Tread On Court Turf In Iran Bank Case, Justices Told
• DOD Probed On Its $150M In Afghan Villas
• Where Common Law Litigation And Int'l Arbitration Divide
• When BIS Export Control Violations Get Personal
• In Congress: The Home Stretch
• KBR Wants 5th Circ. To Nix $108K Kickbacks Judgment
• Sens. Vow 'Rigorous' Oversight Of Iran Nuclear Deal
• GAO Rejects Protest Of $20M Aircraft Parts Service Contract
• DynCorp Says It Owes Nothing In C3PO's $6.6M Contract Suit
• Calif. Hostility To Arbitration Deals Decried In High Court
• US Contractors Must Reveal Felony, Tax Info Under New Reg
• Insurer Can't Sue Skanska Over Incomplete Air Base Job
• KBR, Chamber Tell 5th Circ. Not To Revive Trafficking Suit
• SAIC Ducks Early Loss In $5M Afghanistan Contract Suit
• 5 Tips To Avoid Spoliation Sanctions
• Dyncorp Must Arbitrate Worker's Firing Suit, Judge Says
• Sudan Was Properly Served In USS Cole Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• GAO Says Army Lowballed $50M Lockheed Contract Proposal
• Gazprom Says US Owes $15M In Kyrgyz Taxes For Jet Fuel
• DOD Asked To Clarify Contractor Cyberbreach Reporting Rule
• Vartelas V. Holder Analysis: Date Of Commission Matters Most
• Swapping In Civilians At DOD Could Save Billions: Report
• DOD Official Says Budget Limits Could Slow F-35 Production
• URS Ducks False Claims Suit Over NASA Replacement Tires
• BAE Wants Out Of $3.6B Army Contract Overbilling Suit
• EU OKs Solvay's $5.5B Cytec Buy Subject To Sale Of Unit
• NextEra Takes Over 17MW Military Solar Project In Hawaii
• Lockheed Martin Lands $914M Singapore F-16 Contract
• 2nd Circ. Firm On 9/11 WTC Valuation Minus Rebuilding Costs
• Sikorsky Lands $950M In DOD Helicopter Contracts
• Contractor Wants 'Half-Baked' $6.5M Arbitration Award Tossed
• Justices Urged To End Calif. Rule On Nixing Arbitration Deals
• $1M Bribery Scheme Gets Ex-Iraq War Contractor 1 Year
• House Passes Revised Intelligence Authorization For 2016
• Extent Of Records Sought In FBI Letters Finally Revealed
• GAO Tosses Protests Over $70M Air Force Tech Contract
• Making The Most Of Document Analytics