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Aerospace & Defense - December, 2017

159 articles

• Turkish Banker's Jury Ponders 'Aiding And Abetting' Language
• Why Risk Management Principles Matter In Aviation
• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Articles Of 2017
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases Of 2017
• Army Employee Denies Bribes, Kickbacks For NJ Contracts
• Tax Bill Tops Trump's Year One Legislative Victories
• Claims Court Slams Agencies' Divergent Small-Biz Rules
• Raytheon Says Settlement Ended Bedford Clean-Up Liability
• Feds Bid For Quick Win In Border Wall Construction Suit
• DOJ Unwinds $90M TransDigm Deal Post-Closing
• Congress Passes Temporary Funding, Avoids Shutdown
• Spoliation Scrutiny: Disparate Standards For Distinct Mediums
• DOD Issues Guidance For Recruiting Transgender Troops
• Ex-Embraer Exec Says Bribe Plot Sweetened Aramco Jet Deal
• Trump's Defense Health Pick Withdraws Over Gun Control
• A Review Of US Economic Sanctions In 2017
• Top Gov't Contracts Policy Developments Of 2017
• Jury In Case Against Turkish Banker Eyes Zarrab Flowcharts
• Honeywell Strikes $26M NY Lake Pollution Deal
• Commerce Dept. Finalizes 300% Tariffs On Bombardier Jets
• State Dept. Approves $200M F-16 Support Deal For Poland
• Deutsche Bahn, German Army Sue Truck Makers Over Cartel
• Army Extends Lockheed Deal For Apache Sensor Upkeep
• Lockheed, Northrop Shed F-35 FCA Case At 5th Circ.
• Exporters Sentenced For Selling Aviation Parts To Syria
• Hearing The Need For More Women's Voices In The Courtroom
• Feds Rip Bid To Toss Suspect's Admission In NSA Leak Case
• Women, Minority DOD Contracts' Spending Share Grows
• Jury To Begin Weighing Fate Of Turkish Banker
• EPIC Denied Access To Russian Election Meddling Report
• Senators Mull Rule Change To Speed Trump Confirmations
• Fed. Claims Judge Won't Pause $48M DOD Satellite Contract
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Gov't Win In Pilot Urine Bag Patent Case
• Trump Security Plan's 5G Stance Is Key, Wireless Group Says
• Trump Rattles Trade Saber To Buttress Security Plan
• Health Care Fixes, FISA, CHIP Tacked To Gov't Funding Talks
• Parker-Hannifin Settles DOJ Suit Over $4.3B Clarcor Merger
• Turkish Banker Denies Being At Meeting Described By Zarrab
• Lockheed Scores Redo Of $50M Age Discrimination Verdict
• Boeing Squares Off At ITC Against Bombardier Over Duties
• Dentons Predecessor To Pay Bulk Of $12.2M USAE Deal
• Kaspersky Lab Sues White House Over Software Ban
• Smith Gambrell Enters LA With Rodi Pollock Acquisition
• 40 Years Of FCPA
• How 2 Devices And 1 Domain Changed My Practice In 2017
• DFARS Cyber Compliance And Potential For FCA Risk
• FBI Agent's Ex-Wife Won't Get 1st Circ. Redo Of Privacy Row
• Turkish Banker Denies Guilt As Judge Rips Cross Of Ex-Cop
• DOJ Atty Says Surveillance Program Vital For US Security
• NASA Stresses Human Element In Navy Jet Oxygen Issues
• Air Force Awards $6.7B Engine Contract To Pratt & Whitney
• Trump Lays Out New Visa Waiver Traveler Restrictions
• A Chat With Orrick COO Laura Saklad
• Alternative Fees: My Experience At Bartlit Beck
• Gov't Tax Dispute Over FBI Office Space Will Go To Trial
• Jurors Should Have An Active Role In Trials
• NTSB Says Drone Pilot Error Caused Helicopter Collision
• Armed Services Chair Backs Temporary Funding Bill
• Expanded Drone Registry To Spark More Enforcement Action
• Turkish Banker Gets To Sleep On Decision To Take Stand
• Startups Need Education On CFIUS Triggers, House Panel Told
• 40 Years Of FCPA: An Update From The DOJ
• Why Information Governance Is More Important Than Ever
• BigLaw Is Behind The Automation Curve
• Contractor Sues Gov't To Stop Military Tire Contract
• Istanbul Ex-Cop Never Saw Turkish Banker During Stakeouts
• Avionics Co. Sues Ex-Partner For $100M In Trade Secret Row
• Military Ignoring FOIAs About Sex Assault, Harassment: Suit
• DOT 'Like,' Retweet Violated Anti-Lobbying Law, GAO Finds
• Navy Jets To Get Oxygen Monitors After Flight Incidents
• 40 Years Of FCPA: Compliance, Past And Future
• Trump Bans Kaspersky Security Products In US Gov't
• ASBCA Says Co.'s Stock Option Method Not Expressly Barred
• GAO Says More Action Needed On Security Clearance Backlog
• Armored Truck Contractor Denied Move To Medical Prison
• Turkish Banker Disputes That Iran Warning Made Him Nervous
• Simplifying Federal Purchases Of Commercial Products
• Canada Opens Fighter Competition While Swiping At Boeing
• Gov't Asks DC Circ. To Let Trans Military Ban Take Effect
• 40 Years Of FCPA: Cross-Border Efforts And Growing Risk
• Judging A Book: Cooke Reviews 'Constance Baker Motley'
• Keeping Your Law Library Relevant In The Age Of Google
• 6 Things You Need To Know About Millennial Jurors
• Why Investors Are Taking The Leap To 3rd-Party Funding
• What Your Colleagues Think Of Litigation Finance
• Has Litigation Finance Shed Its Stigma?
• Intelligence Chief Set To Stiffen 'Unmasking' Standards
• House Passes DHS Cybersecurity Overhaul
• Orbital Nabs $34M Air Force Satellite Launch Contract
• DOJ Won't Prosecute Software Co. Over Work In Russia
• Turkish Ex-Cop's Testimony Sparks Mistrial Bid By Banker
• Chopper Repair Co. Fights To Keep Safran Contract Suit Alive
• DOD To Accept Trans Troops After Court Refuses To Budge
• 40 Years Of FCPA: A View From The Monitorship Trenches
• The Law Firms Of The 2017 MVPs
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 78 Firms
• Judge Who Accepted Flynn's Guilty Plea Recuses Himself
• Ex-Air Force Worker Admits Giving Bidders Contract Info
• Turkish Banker Knew Of US Concern Over Iran Ties, Jury Told
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Untold Story Of The Resource Guide
• Amputee Vet Tells 4th Circ. W.Va. Tolling Law Saves Suit
• Assessing New Cybersecurity Regs For Defense Contractors
• Contractor Sues For $21M Over Bio Warfare Facility Work
• Air Force Contractor, Subcontractor Settle $9M Suit
• House Passes Temporary Government Funding Bill
• VA Hospital Failed To Diagnose Heart Condition, Suit Says
• 40 Years Of FCPA: A Journey From Conviction To Dismissal
• Zarrab Denies Iranian 'Jihad' Motive At Turkish Banker's Trial
• Trump Asks For Stay On Allowing Transgender Troops
• FTC Wants More Info From Northrop Over $9.2B Orbital Deal
• Revived Travel Ban Puts Employers, Immigrants In A Bind
• House Panel Takes First Step To Avoid Shutdown
• Army Unveils Program To Directly Hire Cyber Officers
• Thompson Hine Bolsters Cybersecurity Team With DHS Hire
• Another Navy Officer Faces 'Fat Leonard' Bribery Charges
• EU Bank Tells 2nd Circ. Bomb Victims Can't Get Iran Bonds
• Zarrab Concedes He Lied About Iran Sanctions Scheme
• Fed. Circ. Questions $133M 'Taking' Of Dallas Air Terminal
• Co. Fights To Save Patent On Urine Bags Used By Pilots
• New Defense IP Provisions Will Impact Contractor Data Rights
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Siemens Lesson — Tillerson Is Right
• FBI Nat'l Security Letters Grounded In Constitution: DOJ
• GAO Urges VA To Improve Medical Supply Purchase Program
• Sen. Presses VA On Alleged Whistleblower Retaliation
• Senate Approves Trump's Homeland Security Pick
• Basic Human Rights: Whose Job Is Enforcement?
• Zarrab Tells Jury Of Bribing Guard While In US Custody
• KBR Moves To Nix Shareholder Suit Over Fraud Investigation
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Rise In International Enforcement
• Yates Memo: Missing The Forest For The Trees — Part 2
• Twitter, Facebook, Google Slip Suit Over Texas Shooting
• Jury Rightly Convicted Armored-Truck Fraudster, Feds Say
• Senate Advances Trump's Homeland Security Secretary Pick
• American Airlines, Boeing, GE Hit With Suit Over Runway Fire
• Fla. Compounding Pharmacy Can't Escape Tricare FCA Suit
• Justices Dubious Of Letting Hamas Victims Seize Iran Artifacts
• Ex-Navy Commander Gets 18 Mos. For 'Fat Leonard' Scandal
• Private Eye Not Defamed By Retracted Story, Fox Says
• Turkish Banker Says US Didn't Disclose Zarrab Jail Call
• Justices Won't Review Case Over $10M Birth Injury Verdict
• 40 Years Of FCPA: Highlights From The 1st Corporate Trial
• Yates Memo: Missing The Forest For The Trees — Part 1
• How Lying To The US Government Can Land You In Jail
• Congressional Forecast: December
• Jesse Ventura, 'American Sniper' Estate End Defamation Row
• Flynn's Plea Deal May Be The Birth Of A Star Witness
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Israeli Ship Attack
• Flynn Legal Team Stocked With Washington 'Dealmakers'
• Ex-NSA Employee Pleads Guilty To Stealing Classified Docs
• Russia Sanctions Emerge As Mueller Probe Lightning Rod
• 3rd Circ. Denies Full Court Redo In Traveler's TSA Dispute
• Army Vet Charged In Alleged $40M Small Biz Contract Fraud
• DOD Avoids Lowest-Cost Process For IT Contracts, GAO Says
• House Panel Approves Surveillance Renewal Bill
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Strange Case That Started It All
• Zarrab Considered Decision To Admit Guilt For 'Many Months'
• Trump's 'Buy American' Order Already Packs A Punch
• A Critical Review Of The 1st Drone Preemption Case
• Flynn Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI About Talks With Russia