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Aerospace & Defense - May, 2019

234 articles

• Lockheed Says British Co. Owes $64M For Helicopters
• High Court Border Shooting Case May Turn On Swing Vote
• 11th Circ. Upholds NetJets Win In Muslim Pilot's Bias Suit
• Trump Wants Unrealistic Immigration Changes From Mexico
• Trump's Tariff Power Under Microscope After Mexico Threat
• Firm Hit With Malpractice Suit Over Workers' Break Glitch
• Engineering Co. Boss Accused Of $1.2M Kickback Scheme
• NASA OIG Calls Out Challenges For Europa Missions
• DOD Erred In Nixing Auditor For Contract Bid, Watchdog Says
• Tech Risks Rival 'Planes And Tanks,' Huawei Prosecutor Says
• Judge Questions Why Roger Stone Thinks He's Singled Out
• Claims Court Finds Boeing Waived DOD Accounting Claims
• VA Doctor Wins Bench Trial Over Veteran's Leg Amputation
• Huawei Ban Creates Challenge For Int'l Antitrust Enforcement
• Motherhood & Making Partner: The View From 2 BigLaw Moms
• Claims Court Won't Halt Border Fence Deal Over Protest
• 5 Attorneys On Being The Only Woman In The Room
• Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Law Firm Sexism
• Raydon Blasts Ex-Worker's Suit Over $60.5M Stock Sale
• What Mueller's Career Says About His Reluctance To Testify
• US Coaxing Allies To Ban Huawei Equipment: DOD Official
• Harris Corp. Makes Concessions For EU Approval Of L3 Deal
• DOD Ends Work On Key Part Of $67B Missile Defense System
• Huawei Asks Texas Court To Find US Ban Unconstitutional
• Immunity Shields Qatar From Hacking Claims, 9th Circ. Told
• Navy Gives 17 Cos. A Shot At $249M Equipment Contracts
• 3 Law Firm Business Tactics To Support A Niche Practice
• Mueller Breaks Silence, Says Report Speaks For Itself
• Contractor Must Face Claims It Fraudulently Drained Assets
• Trump Floats Return To Steam Catapults For Navy Carriers
• In The March Toward Parity, Law Firms Fall Behind
• Can You Spot The Gender Disparity? A Guide To Implicit Bias
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Watchdog Opposes One Aviation's Ch. 11 Exclusivity Request
• GAO Rejects Protests Over $39.5B In VA Care Contracts
• White House Asks High Court To Set Aside Tariff Challenge
• Feds Defend 10-Year Delay In Unsealing Gas Kickback Case
• Tracking Developments In The Law Of Privilege
• Justices Will Weigh Damages Claim In Cross-Border Shooting
• Cybersecurity Compliance May Be The Next FCA Battleground
• Glass Ceiling Slow To Break For Female Attys In 2018
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• What 12 Gender Bias Complaints Say About BigLaw
• Calif. Judge Partially Blocks Trump's Border Wall
• Trump Bypasses Congress To OK $8B Middle East Arms Sales
• DOL Contractor Watchdog Eyeing Religious Liberty Rule
• DOD Contractor To Refund $16M After 'Gouging' Complaints
• SpaceX Whistleblower Can't Relaunch $6M Retaliation Suit
• History Gives No Clues To Trump-Huawei Endgame
• Greece To Challenge Ruling On Enforcement Of $54M Award
• DOD Not Immune From Suit Over Ex-Airman Church Shooting
• Feds Must Detail Violations In Russian Troll Farm Case
• Real-Life Lessons For Lawyers From 'Game Of Thrones'
• VA Errors May Be Veteran Contract Bidders' Newest Hurdle
• Venable Lands Tech-Focused M&A Partner In DC Office
• 5 Tips To Help Your Summer Associates Succeed
• Levi & Korsinsky Snags Lead In Investor's Trade Secrets Suit
• Senate Armed Services Panel OKs $750B 2020 Defense Bill
• Judge Scratches USCIS Policy For Foreign Military Recruits
• Engineer Faked SpaceX Inspection Reports, DOJ Says
• Julian Assange Hit With 17 More Counts Over WikiLeaks
• Retirees' High Court Review Bid A Long Shot, Honeywell Says
• Afghan Man Gets $33.4M Win In Army Trucking Contract Suit
• Challenges To Trump's '2 For 1' Order Face Difficult Road
• Keys To Communicating A Law Firm's Mission
• US, Allies Still Grappling With Plan To Counter China
• 4 Firms Steer Alion's $225M Navy Systems Unit Sale To Serco
• SpaceX Sues, Saying It Should've Won Air Force Contract
• Claims Court Trims Allegations From Drone Tech Co.'s Suit
• Judge Confirms DOD Must Provide Docs In HIV Policy Dispute
• Microsoft To Harness TV 'White Space' Plan In VA Partnership
• NY Wholesaler Charged With Peddling Fake Military Gear
• New Bill Would Offer $700M For Huawei Equipment Removal
• Trump Nominates Former Ambassador To Lead Air Force
• Federal Agencies Dig In For Prolonged PFAS Fight
• Roger Stone Says Mueller's Prosecution Is Singling Him Out
• GAO Urges Independent Look At Troubled DOD GPS Program
• Ex-VA Nurse Fired For Sleeping Loses Disability Bias Suit
• DC Circ. Says Terror Distress Claims Don't Require Presence
• Trump's Huawei Blacklist Affects Affiliates In 26 Countries
• House Committee Approves $690B Defense Spending Bill
• How Lawyers Can Help Save The Planet
• Fed. Circ. Upended Claim Construction Rules, Unifrax Says
• House Dems Threaten Court Row After McGahn Skips Hearing
• Shipbuilder's Old Mortality Data Shorted Benefits, Suit Says
• High Court Won't Review Military Injury Suit Ban
• Northrop Grumman Fights To Keep Expert In ERISA Fee Suit
• Cybersecurity Co. Sued Over Jacobs' Planned $815M Deal
• Marines Push Forward 'King Stallion' Program In $1.1B Deal
• Feds OK $1B Weapons Sales To S. Korea, Japan, Canada
• Helping Manafort's Kid Get Skadden Gig No Crime, Craig Says
• SF Picks Side Of Privacy With Ban On Facial Recognition Tech
• Gov't Must Provide Info In Challenge To 2-For-1 Rule Order
• Trump's Border Wall Faces Skeptical Calif. Judge
• Military Medical Malpractice Legislation Gives Victims Hope
• Constitutional Crisis? Not Quite, But Courts Could Be Tested
• Don't Reduce Arbitration To 'Sham' Proceeding, 5th Circ. Told
• CBP Outlines Futile Hunt For Wall Contract From Trump Tweet
• 8th Circ. Won't Rehear Honeywell's Retiree Health Care Win
• How Supreme Court Conservatives Have Shaped The FCA
• Prosecutors Evade Cop's Released Expunged Records Suit
• Constitutional Group Backs Trump In Wall Funding Fight
• Army Can't Toss Noncitizen Troops' Improper Discharge Suit
• Raytheon Tank-Sighting Design Suit Remains Intact For Now
• Trade Org Backs Steel Tariff Challenge At High Court
• Inside The New FCA Cooperation Credit Guidelines
• Trump Cuts National Security-Driven Tariff On Turkish Steel
• Trump Agrees To Nix Metal Duties On NAFTA Partners
• A Chat With Gilead Sciences Legal Ops Leader Gary Tully
• White House Delays Car Tariffs With Call For Negotiations
• Trump's Telecom Salvos Plunge China Talks Into The Unknown
• EU Says US Fears Over Defense Co-Op Pact Are Overblown
• Sen. Warren Aims To Weaken Contractors' Influence On DOD
• Network Security 'Emergency' Order Clouds Telecom Plans
• VA Reinstates Fired Med. Center Chief Amid Court Challenge
• Cybersecurity Enforcement Shouldn't Be Left To FCA Relators
• DOD Identifies 1,000+ Contracting Fraud Convictions
• Lawmakers, DOD Slam Contractor's 'Sickening' Price Gouging
• New Bill Aims To Add 4,000 Visas For Afghan Interpreters
• Trump Blacklists Huawei Amid Telecom Security Clampdown
• FAA To Amp Up Scrutiny Of Boeing Jet Fix, House Panel Told
• Kentucky Rep. Slams House Bid To Block Border Wall Funds
• DHS Waives More Enviro Laws For Calif., Ariz. Wall Sections
• Marine Co. Fights Bid To Remand Ferry Contract Suit
• Trump Declares Network Security A 'National Emergency'
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Completing The Journey Home
• Craig Wants 'Preview' Of False Statement Case, Feds Say
• Aircraft Cos., Importers Wrestle Over New Tariffs In WTO Case
• Gov't Contractors Fighting Suspensions Face Uphill Battle
• SF Bans Gov't Use Of Face ID Tech In A 1st For US City
• Feds Escape Suit Over Iraq War Veteran's Suicide
• NJ Latest To Sue Cos. Over Firefighting Foam Chemicals
• Hawaii Contractor Gets 2.5 Years In Bribery Case
• Texas Aircraft Co. Must Face Suit Over Deadly Ill. Crash
• $690B House Defense Bill Seeks To Cut Border, War Funding
• Female Doctor's VA Bias Suit Flops In Federal Court
• Indian Space Unit Fights Security In $1.1B Award Dispute
• In Win For DOJ, Broadcaster Must Register As Foreign Agent
• Attys React To High Court FCA Statute Of Limitations Ruling
• Identity Politics: How Firms Seal The Deal After A Merger
• High Court Got It Right On FCA Time Limits
• The Dangers Of BigLaw's Merger-Happy Growth Strategy
• The Firms That Lost The Most Attorneys In 2018
• Qualcomm Fights To Toss Suit Over Blocked Broadcom Deal
• Huawei Says Chinese Law Limits Network 'Cooperation'
• Supreme Court Passes On Raytheon FCA Suit
• Board Won't Revisit Denial Of KBR War Convoy Delay Claims
• Recent IRS Guidance Puts Multifamily Housing Back On Track
• Judging A Book: Wood Reviews 'The Making Of A Justice'
• National Guard Subcontractor Sues Over Unpaid $1.6M
• High Court Extends Time Limit For Nonintervened FCA Cases
• Swedish Prosecutor Reopens Julian Assange Rape Case
• Megafirms Drive Thirst For Tie-Ups As Firms Scale Up
• These Law Firms Keep Their Partnership Ranks Lean
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• DC Circ. Revives 6 Iran Terror Liability Suits
• Whistleblowers Spar With Tetra Tech In Navy Cleanup Suit
• DOD Unveils Plan To Offer 'Trusted' Capital Pool For Small Biz
• Ex-CIA Contractor Files $15M Suit Over Scalding Incident
• Navy Awards 9 Cyberspace Support Deals, Worth Up To $6.1B
• Ex-Colonel Can't Shake Prison In $54M Bribery Plot
• Maritime Opinion Offers Hope For 'Bare Metal' Defense
• US Artificial Intelligence Regulation Has A Long Way To Go
• Getting Out Of Legal Project Management Debt
• How The New FCA Cooperation Credit Guidelines Fall Short
• Trump To Nominate Acting DOD Chief For Permanent Role
• Trump To Challenge Nationwide Injunctions At Supreme Court
• FCC Advances Share Plan For Weather Satellites, Broadband
• Aerojet Rocketdyne Can't Dodge Cybersecurity FCA Claims
• US Seizes North Korean Ship Over Sanctions Violations
• DOD Awards $5B In Border Wall Construction Deals
• Trump Admin. Fights House Injunction Bid On Wall Spending
• Griffon Selling $500M Of Notes To Pay Off Up To $500M More
• 6 Ways To Keep Your Jury From Zoning Out
• FCC Votes To Block China Mobile From US Networks
• FCA Cooperation Guidance Still Missing Key Details
• Oracle Renews Conflict of Interest Claims In JEDI Suit
• New Bill Would Make Online Political Ads More Transparent
• House Votes To Hold AG Barr In Contempt Over Mueller Report
• Steel Co. Wants $13.7M Over Delayed Army Hospital Project
• Latham-Led Gov't Contractor Parsons Racks Up $500M IPO
• DOJ Unveils Cooperation Credit Checklist For FCA Targets
• Ex-House GCs Back House's Suit Over Border Wall Funding
• GAO Report Calls Out Soaring Defense Program Costs
• Co. Challenges Ex-Mars Lander Whistleblower's $1.5M Award
• Despite Lingering Support, Nationalized 5G Fails: O'Rielly
• Amazon, AT&T Urge FCC To Collaborate On Space Cleanup
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Firing VA Official Amid Wait Time Scandal
• Contractor Wins Atty Fees Despite Partial Ruling For Army
• White House Orders Former Counsel To Defy House Subpoena
• 5 Myths In Legal Crisis Communications
• Air Force Wants 2 Cos. For New Space Launch Deals
• If Trump Weren't President He'd Be Indicted, 500 Ex-Feds Say
• GAO Tells Agencies To Keep Better Track Of Cloud Savings
• State Dept. Approves $6B In Bahrain, UAE Arms Sales
• Advocates Defend Bid To Block Use Of DOD Funds For Wall
• Private Cos. Should Get More Airwaves Access, Pence Says
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Rule Of 2, IT Bids, Evaluation Errors
• An Overview Of The Debate Over Litigation Finance Disclosure
• House Judiciary Panel Moves To Hold AG Barr In Contempt
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Co. Says NNSA Denied Fees For Plutonium Plant Work
• DOD Seeks More Flexibility In Software Acquisition
• 16 Firms To Steer Packed Lineup Of IPOs Dominated By Uber
• CTIA Criticizes 'Flawed' DOD Report On 5G Readiness
• TSA Needs To Improve Pipeline Cybersecurity, GAO Says
• VA Misled Losing Bidder In Talks Over $22.6M Deal
• Airlines Can't Use Face Scans To Target Ads, Officials Say
• Senate, House Push For More Information On Mueller Report
• Shipbuilder Says Ferry Contract Case Belongs In State Court
• Dick's Ducks Damages For Ammo Maker's Axed Copter Deal
• Preparing For PFAS Scrutiny: Part 2
• Nations Can't Trade 5G Security For Immediacy, Pai Says
• Fired UK Defense Minister Denies Leak Of Huawei Discussion
• Alaska Native Corp. Inks $2M Deal To End Kickback Suit
• 9th Circ. Decision Shows Limits Of Arbitrator Authority
• Preparing For PFAS Scrutiny: Part 1
• Raytheon Scores $663M Open-Ended Army Comms Contract
• How To Identify And Deal With Narcissists In Law
• Dems Threaten Barr With Contempt For Skipping Hearing
• New Bill Would Let Military Members Sue Gov't For Med Mal
• Barr 'Wrong' That Mueller Outcome Should've Meant No Probe
• Trump Reverses DOD Decision To Retire Aircraft Carrier Early
• 'Pure Greed' Gets Ex-Army Worker 5 Years In Prison
• DOD Rule Would Levy Fines For Tricare Fraud
• Whistleblower Gets New Go at FCA Suit Against Gov't Vendor
• GAO Probing Effects Of Climate Change On DOD Contracting
• Greg Craig Says Nobody Took Notes In Skadden-DOJ Meeting
• Trump Seeks $4.5B In Additional Emergency Funds For Border
• Sen. Dems Decry Barr's 'Masterful Hairsplitting' On Mueller
• Amid Fallout From Crashes, Boeing Appoints New GC
• AIG Must Cover DOJ Defense Contract Settlement, Court Told
• Pomerantz, Kaplan Fox Lead Counsel In Fed Transport Suit
• Assange Jailed For 50 Weeks Over UK Bail Breach