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Aerospace & Defense - November, 2019

171 articles

• Trump Signs Hong Kong Support Bills, Defying China
• Prof. Calls Qualcomm 5G National Security Fears Baseless
• Flynn's Sentencing Delayed Again Pending FBI Russia Report
• Joint Chiefs Vice Chair Sued Over Sex Assault Claims
• Law360's Tort Report: Georgia Damages Cap Faces Challenge
• Why The FBI's Former Top Lawyer Now Embraces Encryption
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: IT, Satellite And Engine Deals
• DOD Finalizes Fixed-Price Contract Preference In New Rules
• Breaking Down Elon Musk's 'Pedo Guy' Defamation Trial
• Claims Court Won't Revisit Ruling In Air Force Crypto Dispute
• Commerce Tees Up Rules For Trump's Network Security Order
• Finjan Wants Fed. Circ. To Reverse Cisco Cybersecurity IP Win
• Wigdor Says Fox Guest's Defamation Suit Lacks Ties To Texas
• Roger Stone's Bid To Shake Guilty Verdicts Falls Flat
• US Sues Contractor Over 'Sham Office' Used To Earn $52M
• GAO Issues Full Ruling Backing Blue Origin Air Force Protest
• Feds Say DC Court Can't Review Vets' Citizenship Denial
• Army Corps Will Review Wash. Dam Discharges To Settle Suit
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• The Economic Pros And Cons Of Int'l Trade Sanctions
• Assange Not Fit For US Extradition Hearing, Doctors Say
• Freed WaPo Reporter Gets $180M Default Win Against Iran
• Contractors Exposed To Civil Suits Under New Reporting Rule
• 3rd Circ. Says Feds Aren't Liable In NJ Weapons Cleanup Case
• Former Raytheon Worker Wins $1M In Whistleblower Suit
• Senior DHS Cyber Official Jeanette Manfra To Step Down
• FCC Eyes Broader Restrictions On Huawei, ZTE Products
• Trump May Veto HK Protest Bills To Protect China Trade Talks
• Justices Consider FBI Agent Liability In No-Fly List Case
• Boustani Atty Downplays Bribery To Close $2B Fraud Case
• Ex-Airport X-Ray Exec Hit With Insider Trading Charges
• OIG Says Part Shortage Forcing Navy To Take From Other Jets
• Camera Suppliers Owe Contractors $2M, Judge Suggests
• FCC's Starks Says Carriers Need Cash For Huawei, ZTE Purge
• Gov't Expands Counterfeit Reporting Rule To All Contractors
• Contested 9th Circ., Trial Court Picks Move Forward
• Ex-Twitter Worker Wins Release Pending Trial On Spy Charges
• 3 Ways US Cos. Can Take Advantage Of Tariff Exclusions
• Drone Maker Strikes $1M Deal To End Trade Violation Claims
• Defense Co. Was Upfront In Saudi Bomb Deal, 1st Circ. Finds
• Air Force Planning IP Rights Changes To Keep Up With Foes
• House Sends Hong Kong Bill To Trump Amid Chinese Protests
• Vindman's Boies Atty Asks Fox News To Retract Spy Charges
• DOD Deputy Talks Up Progress Made After Second Audit
• Ex-Fox Commentator Fights Atty's Bid To Nix Defamation Suit
• Appoint 5G Coordinator, Sens. Urge National Security Adviser
• Moog Lands $400M Lockheed Contract For F-35 Fighter Work
• Key Aspects Of DOJ's Gov't Procurement Antitrust Initiative
• Trump Begins Approving US Sales To Blacklisted Huawei
• State Dept. Approves $5.27B In Sales To Morocco, India
• Biz Groups Want Tariff Reform Bill To Erase Metal Duties
• Boustani Denies Bribes, Says He 'Tangoed' With Mozambicans
• Air Force Stands By Launch Program After Blue Origin Protest
• Trump's Tariff Powers Take A Glancing Blow From Trade Court
• FAA Efforts Aim To Reduce Drone Jurisdictional Disputes
• UK Set To OK Advent-Cobham Deal With Company Promises
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Survivors, Families Sue Japanese Co. Over Navy Collision
• Sweden Drops Assange Probe As US Extradition Bid Looms
• No More Data Storage In China, GOP Senator's Bill Says
• Boustani Testifies Of African 'Gold Rush,' Denies $2B Fraud
• FBI, Secret Service Warn Of Targeted Ransomware
• Boeing Disputes NASA OIG's Critical Contract Review
• 3 Takeaways From Roger Stone's Criminal Trial
• Commerce Gives Cos. 90 More Days To Work With Huawei
• Carbon Fiber Co. Says Its Legal Malpractice Claims Are Timely
• Kansas Prof Attacks Fraud Charge Over China Program
• Aviation Watch: No Winners In Boeing-Airbus Trade Feud
• Military Families March To Court Over Fort Meade's Housing
• Warrantless GPS Tracking Paused Since Carpenter, Sen. Says
• Investors Knew Of Mozambique Graft, Boustani Jury Hears
• Claims Court Tosses Challenge To $991M Army Bundle Deal
• 5 Takeaways As DOJ Finds Footing In FCA Dismissal Crusade
• Avianca Majority Investor Says United Is Mounting A Takeover
• Trade Court Sees Limits On Trump's Use Of Security Tariffs
• Fed. Circ. Says DOD Can't Deny $253M Northrop Cost Claim
• Suspension And Debarment: FY 2019 By The Numbers
• AlarMax, Honeywell Settle Price Discrimination Suit
• High Court Border Death Case May Curb Suits Against Feds
• Trump And House Dems Seek End To Suit Over Subpoena
• Jury Convicts Trump Ally Roger Stone On All Counts
• Mozambique Maritime Deals Were Legit, Boustani Jury Hears
• Amazon Plans To Fight Microsoft's Win Of $10B JEDI Contract
• Facebook Says Gov't Demands For User Data At All-Time High
• Stone Jury Asks If WikiLeaks Contact Claim Is Testimony
• Boeing Mechanics Sue NLRB For Grounding Bargaining Unit
• Bid Protest Successes Counter Agencies' Frivolity Concerns
• Bipartisan Bill Would Curb Gov't Use Of Facial Recognition
• Several Families Settle With Boeing Over Lion Air Crash
• OIG Says VA Put Military Members At Risk For Identity Theft
• Barr Urges FCC To Block Chinese Telecom Giants
• 4 Months After Kisor V. Wilkie, Auer Deference Survives
• Feds Rest In Case Of Alleged $2B Mozambican Loan Fraud
• Israeli-Owned Co. To Pay $2.8M Over US Military Contract
• Jurors Set To Determine Trump Pal Roger Stone's Fate
• F-35 Still Way Behind DOD Goals For Mission Availability
• Chad Wolf Becomes 5th Head Of DHS Under Trump
• DOD Clarifies Contractor Cybersecurity Certification Process
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Trump Can't Take Wall Money From Military, 9th Circ. Told
• 10th Circ. Finds No Harm From Terror Watchlist Placement
• Justices Tilting Toward Border Agent Who Killed Mexican Teen
• United Partially Beats Pilots' Military Leave Benefits Suit
• Feds' Deal For Posting 3D-Printed Gun Plans Ruled Unlawful
• 9th Circ. Backs Boeing's $200M Win In Ukraine Space Co. Row
• Mulvaney Drops Suit And Will Ignore House Subpoena
• Justices Won't Hear Corps Contractor's Mistaken Bid Dispute
• WikiLeaks 'A Gift' To Trump Campaign, Gates Tells Stone Jury
• Sinclair, Mar-A-Lago Member Settle Suit Over 'Spy' Report
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• High Court Allows Sandy Hook Families To Sue Remington
• In A Trade War, Everyone Loses
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Fund Lost Millions In Mozambique Loan Fraud, Jury Told
• Facebook Enters Uncharted Legal Waters With Spyware Suit
• Roger Stone Atty, Key Witness Clash Over WikiLeaks Contacts
• Frost Brown Lands Former Federal Contractors' GC
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Jurisdiction, Standing, GAO Limits
• New Ethics Framework May Draw AI Firms To DOD
• Taxation With Representation: Shearman, Skadden, Pillsbury
• Cannabis Blank Check Co. Among 2 IPOs Raising $450M
• Saudi Citizens Charged With Smuggling Gun Parts Out Of US
• DOJ Points To Records Stone Told Congress He Never Had
• Texas Wrong Venue For Navy SEAL's Fee Suit, Calif. Atty Says
• Feds Wrongly Denying Army Vets Citizenship, Suit Says
• Pharma Supplier Inks $22M Deal With DOJ Over Inflated Prices
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walgreens, Xerox, New York Knicks
• Moving Co. Says DOD Unit Wrongly Denied $4M In Invoices
• Dems Drop Subpoena For Key Trump Impeachment Witness
• Feds Say Security Co. Sold US Vulnerable Chinese Gear
• Contract Terms Justified $2.7M Arbitration Award, Judge Says
• Sens. Question NSA Official On Shuttered Call Data Program
• Roger Stone Lied Because 'Truth Looked Bad' For Trump: DOJ
• Sen. Wyden Asks FCC To Mandate 5G Cybersecurity Options
• Feds Ordered To Hand Over Docs To Ex-Theranos CEO
• Contractor Says It's Owed $1.4M For Army Blast Door Order
• Where A Litigator's Advice Can Improve Agreement Drafting
• Alleged Ex-CIA Leaker Attacks Spying Laws' Constitutionality
• US Business Strategies To Soften Trade War Impact
• 2nd Stopgap Funding Bill Planned Amid Border Wall Fight
• Trump Casts Long Shadow Over Roger Stone's Jury Selection
• Turkish Bank's Bid To Dodge Arraignment Vexes Judge
• Boustani In On Loan Scam, 2nd Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Says
• Atty Says Ex-Fox Guest's Defamation Suit Served Too Late
• China's Meddling Proves Networks Need Tech Purge, Pai Says
• Grassley Won't Undo Trump's Metal Duties In Tariff Reform Bill
• DOJ Launches Gov't Procurement Antitrust 'Strike Force'
• Trump's Attempt To Intimidate Whistleblowers Is Failing
• Shredding Co. Can't Protest Contract It Couldn't Have Won
• Pillsbury, Skadden Guide Kaman's $330M Deal For Bal Seal
• GAO Says DISA Properly Revisited Bids In $173M IT Deal Row
• Oracle Urges Fed Circ. To Revisit $10B DOD JEDI Deal
• Raydon Must Face ERISA Suit Over Plan's $60.5M Share Buy
• Trump Faces Crunch Time On Global Auto Tariffs
• 3 Questions About Boeing's Growing 737 Max Legal Tangles
• Del. Justices Won't Revive $283M NCI Go-Private Suit
• Shearman & Sterling Lands CFIUS Pro In DC
• 9th Circ. Won't Reopen Boeing Fatal Crash Suit
• Roger Stone Trial 'In Excellent Shape' To Begin, Judge Says
• 4 Charged In Scheme To Smuggle Military Boats To China
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Congress Eyes New Office For Veterans Courts
• Trump Names Chad Wolf As New Acting DHS Head
• US Cracks Down On Iranian Construction Sector
• Enviros Seek Records On White House Climate Change Denial
• Chancery Orders Release Of $3M To Seller Of Boeing Supplier
• Nonprofit Wants Out Of Row Accusing Attys Of Hiking Bills
• Huawei Ban's Compliance Rules Too Taxing For Contractors
• Contract Copy Needed In Co.'s Suit Against Navy, Judge Says
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Latham, Weil Lead PAE Blank-Check Deal To Create $1.5B Biz