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Aerospace & Defense - March, 2020

234 articles

• Coronavirus Response To Test Limits Of Location Privacy
• Fed. Circ. Says VA Didn't Flub Math On $2.4B Contract Award
• Due Process Claims Trimmed In No-Fly List Suit
• Israeli Firearm Co. Founders Want Out Of Libel Dispute
• DOJ Watchdog Faults FBI's Surveillance Warrant Process
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Wall, Missile Defense
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's 2019 FCA Recovery Stats
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• LGBT Org Beats Pentagon's Shutout Bid In HIV Policy Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Boeing Workers May Testify In UK Arbitration
• 5 FCA Enforcement Predictions After Coronavirus Relief Bill
• Satellite Web Startup Hits Ch. 11 With $1.7B In Debt
• Ex-Haliburton Consultant Appeals Decade-Old Kickback Case
• Northrop Asks 9th Circ. To Ground 'Improper Erosion' Theory
• Pentagon Gets Boost From Industry For 8,000 Ventilators
• Fed. Workers Union Demands Hazard Pay For Virus Exposure
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• US Hits New Batch Of Iranian, Iraqi Cos. With Sanctions
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• GAO Calls On Gov't To Improve Upkeep Of Nuclear Weapons
• Stimulus Package Pumps Billions Into Gov't Contracts
• Mich. Co.'s Former Air Force Work Isn't A Bidding Conflict
• DC Circ. Dooms Halliburton's Liberal Take On Copying Costs
• YRC Slips Investor Suit Alleging It Overcharged DOD
• Trump Wields Wartime Law For GM To Make Ventilators
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• New Law Clarifies Citizenship For Kids Of Overseas Personnel
• Tips To Mitigate Future COVID-Funding Enforcement Risks
• The 1918 Flu Pandemic And High Court Jurisprudence
• Workers Score Class Status In Northrop Grumman ERISA Suit
• DOD Task Force To Acquire Masks, Gloves To Fight COVID-19
• Feds Strike Deal In Planned Raytheon-UTC Merger
• Motley Rice Defeats Rajaratnam's RICO Suit For Good
• 9th Circ. Mulls Congress' Role In Google, Facebook Oversight
• Army Correct To Reject Bids From 2 Cos. With Same CEO
• DOD Watchdog Unsure Chip Foundry Is Needed For Defense
• Pandemic Poses Distressed Debt Opportunities, CFIUS Risks
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• Food Service Firm Says Rival Sabotaging Ft. Knox Contract
• GAO Denies Bid Protest Over $138M Air Force IT Contract
• FEMA Walks Back Use Of Wartime Law To Get Virus Test Kits
• ICE Must Turn Over Records From Speech At Sheriffs' Confab
• Steel Importers Take National Security Tariff Fight To Justices
• White House Unveils Strategy For Securing 5G Equipment
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• WikiLeaks Founder Assange Denied Bail Amid Pandemic
• Amazon Calls DOD's $10B JEDI Review A Microsoft 'Do-Over'
• Coronavirus Fallout Leaves Gov't Contractors Scrambling
• Ex-Army Biomedical Engineer Can't Sink Philips NDA Suit
• Gulfstream Founder's Son Off Hook From $10M Estate Taxes
• Gov't Looks To Squash Middle East Allies' Visa Class Action
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• FEMA To Use Wartime Law To Meet COVID-19 Medical Demand
• Fox Commentator Rips Boies Schiller As 'Dishonest'
• American Airlines Says Court Can't Decide Union's Terms
• DOD Considers Revising Its Subcontracting Procedures
• Federal Gov't Memos Can't Override State COVID-19 Closures
• Airbus Dodges Chuck Yeager's Trademark Infringement Suit
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• Boeing Shuts Down Wash. Factories To Slow COVID-19
• Ex-USPTO Leader, Oblon Attorney Mossinghoff Dies At 84
• Julian Assange Seeks UK Prison Release Over COVID-19 Risk
• Supreme Court Won't Wade Into Muslim Pilot's Bias Suit
• High Court Asked To Review Helicopter, Gun Use In Rec Area
• Gov't Must Pay Truck Driver $1.45M For Military Convoy Crash
• Navy Board Upgrades Discharge For Plaintiff In Class Suit
• Rep. Slams ICE Arrest Policy Amid COVID-19 As Ambiguous
• Boeing Plans To Fight $2M Verdict For Breached Bid Deal
• Contractors Seek Guidance, Relief Amid Coronavirus Spread
• Updating Publicly Traded Company Disclosures For COVID-19
• How Cybercriminals Are Exploiting The Coronavirus Outbreak
• Afghan, Iraqi Allies Say Gov't 'Brazenly' Ignored Visa Orders
• How Trump's Wartime Order Affects Medical Manufacturers
• Trump Admin. Eyeing Software Alternatives To Huawei
• Trump Invokes Wartime Law To Boost Medical Supplies
• SAIC Scores $950M Defense Logistics Contract
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives DOD Racial Discrimination Suit
• Halliburton Must Contribute To Superfund Site Bills, Cos. Say
• GAO Denies IT Co.'s Protest Bid For $140M Army Contract
• House Members Press VA Chief On Coronavirus Response
• Aviation Watch: Airbus Gets Off Easy In Bribery Settlement
• State Of Emergency Raises Fraud Risk For Gov't Contractors
• US Sanctions More Petroleum Brokers Over Iranian Oil Sales
• Fed. Circ. Backtracks On In-Person Arguments Amid Outbreak
• Feds Justify Ditching Mueller Case, But Questions Remain
• Sen. Wants Health Agencies' IT Reviewed After Cyber Incident
• PG&E Bankruptcy Proceeds As Virus Delays Calif. Cases
• US Actions Show View Of Crypto As National Security Threat
• Watchdog Says DOD Didn't Fix 2012 Cyber System Failures
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• NASA Orders Staff To Telework During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Treasury Dept. Details $1T COVID-19 Relief Proposal
• Watchdog Says NASA Overspent By $308M On Moon Program
• Texas Backs Feds In 5th Circ. Over El Paso Border Wall Fight
• Congress, Mnuchin Start On $1T COVID-19 Relief Deal
• GAO Says Better Plan Needed To Fix F-35 Computer System
• FBI, DOJ Say Release Of Ex-FBI Atty's Texts Was Warranted
• Ex-Metal Co. Exec's Conviction Quickly Upheld In 2nd Circ.
• Commerce Unsure If Iran Sanctions Foul Warrants $31M Fine
• 7 Keys To Keeping Your Firm Inclusive In The Coronavirus Era
• DOJ Gets Mueller Indictment Against Russian Firms Tossed
• Raydon Workers Win Class Cert. In ERISA Suit
• Gov't Sued Over Army's San Pedro River Water Pumping
• DOD 'Looking Into' Deploying Tent Hospitals To Fight Virus
• HHS Hit With Cyber 'Incident' Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Senate OKs 75-Day Extension Of Expired Surveillance Powers
• Relators Say Atty Privilege Doesn't Apply To Ex-KBR Workers
• Coast Guard Looks To End Energy Co.'s Suit Over Oil Cleanup
• Claims Court Finds $470M Air Force Deal Lawfully Awarded
• Boeing's 737 Max Legal & Regulatory Woes: A Year Later
• 4th Circ. Contractor Privilege Order Protects Disclosure Rule
• Coast Guard Sinks Suit Over Enbridge's Great Lakes Pipeline
• NYC Jury Convicts Iranian Businessman Of Sanctions Crimes
• Kirkland Steers $300M Tie-Up Of Specialty Chemicals Cos.
• 10 Ways To Continue Biz Development During Coronavirus
• SDNY Judge Lets Sick Juror Deliberate Via Videoconference
• Holland & Knight Launches National Security Team In DC
• Iran Air Sanctioned For Helping Iran's Military, Syrian Regime
• Full DC Circ. To Rehear McGahn Subpoena Fight
• DOD Wants To Review $10B JEDI Deal Challenged By Amazon
• Builder Can Pursue $1.8M Appeal Over Afghan Project Costs
• A Look At EPA's Plan To Regulate PFAS In Drinking Water
• 7 Ethics Considerations For Lawyers Using Lead Generators
• EU OKs Raytheon-UTC Deal After GPS, Tactical Radio Sales
• Coronavirus: The Latest Court Closures And Restrictions
• Feds Tell Iran Sanctions Jury Businessman's Guilt Is Clear
• Amazon Defends Claims Trump's Beef Sank $10B JEDI Deal
• Nat'l Security Tariff Expansion Suits Head To CIT Panel
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Phony Border Wall Payments
• Trump Signs $1B Bill To 'Rip And Replace' Huawei, ZTE Gear
• Navy Federal Credit Union Settles Robotext Claims For $9.25M
• Health Services Co. Settles FCA Wait Time Claims For $1.9M
• Nuke Contractor Can't Shake Off DOJ's $6.4M FCA Suit
• Coronavirus Challenges Facing Government Contractors
• House Committee Advances Two VA Cannabis Bills
• Feds Press Iranian Businessman Over Stated Fear Of Regime
• Judge Trims Suit Against Qualcomm For Sunk Broadcom Deal
• Wash. Senate OKs Pause To Boeing Tax Break With Limits
• Bipartisan Surveillance Bill Passes House Ahead Of Deadline
• Perspecta Challenges Navy's $7.7B IT Contract Award
• Watchdog Says NASA Mishandling Moon Launch Program
• Jailed Ex-CEO's Old Bootlegging Precedent Flops In 2nd Circ.
• When DOJ's China Initiative Entangles US Research Orgs
• New Pipelines Are Needed To Close Law School Diversity Gap
• $1B Fukushima Suit Belongs In Japan, 9th Circ. Told
• Trump Admin. Asks 9th Circ. To Let It Divert $3.6B For Wall
• Iranian Tells Jury He Didn't Think Sanctions Targeted Him
• Commerce Gives Cos. 45 More Days To Work With Huawei
• Trump's Ex-Acting DHS Chief Joins Defense PE Firm
• Dueling Deals In Congress To Extend, Limit Gov't Surveillance
• Tourniquet Maker Wants DOD To Reverse Ban On Its Aid Kits
• DC Circ. Says Maryland's FAA Flight Paths Suit Too Late
• Avoiding Inadvertent Sanctions Violations In Latin America
• DOD Awards Energy Cos. $40M To Design Mobile Microreactor
• How To Search For A Transformational Law Firm COO
• DC Circ. Rules Dems Should Get All Mueller Grand Jury Docs
• 4 Ethics Tips For Lawyers As Coronavirus Spreads
• Feds Rest Case In Iranian Businessman's Sanctions Trial
• Watchdog Says DOD Contractors' Data Not Well-Protected
• NSO Group Wants Sovereign Immunity In WhatsApp Hack Suit
• NASA Revamps Reporting Policies To Fight Sex Harassment
• Shareholder Fights To Stop $14B Woodward-Hexcel Deal
• Arbitrator Sides With DOJ In First-Of-Its-Kind Merger Row
• Judge Finds 3D Printing Rules Could Endanger Nat'l Security
• Keep Your Client Out Of The Courtroom During Voir Dire
• A Unique Privilege Issue In DOE Contracting
• Jury Deadlocks On WikiLeaks Charges Against Ex-CIA Coder
• Covington Can Fight Flynn's Ineffective Counsel Claim
• Texas Court Oks Dismissal Of Fatal Navy Helicopter Crash Suit
• Grindr Sold For $608M Following National Security Concerns
• DOJ Wraps Arbitration For Novelis' $2.6B Aluminum Deal
• Trump Campaign Sues CNN Over Russia Election Aid Story
• Ex-DHS Official Charged With Stealing Gov't Data For Software
• Japanese Co. Says $287M Navy Collision Suit Out Of Bounds
• Morgan Lewis Hired In Sprawling PFAS Class Action
• General Dynamics Unit Protests Navy's $7.7B IT Services Deal
• Divided WikiLeaks Trial Jury Wraps Week With No Verdict
• A Possible Limit On High Court 2005 Agency Deference Ruling
• Law360's 2020 Aerospace & Defense Editorial Advisory Board
• House Dems Ask DC Circ. To Rethink McGahn Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Sends Message On Disabled Vet Biz Ownership Rule
• It Can Be Risky For Litigators To Advise On Litigation Funding
• New Anti-Child Abuse Bill Threatens Tech's Liability Shield
• PFAS Regulation, Litigation May Be Shaped By Media Claims
• DOJ Urges High Court Not To Eye FCA Dismissal Campaign
• Boeing Gets Helicopter IP Rights Award OK'd In Arizona
• WikiLeaks Trial Juror Booted For Looking Up Lawyer Online
• Stop Asking Bar Applicants About Mental Illness
• Coronavirus Scare Interrupts NY Iran Sanctions Trial
• New SBA Rulings Offer Size-Status Reminder For Offerors
• Carriers Must Have Clear Huawei Alternatives, Sens. Told
• Huawei Denies RICO, Trade Secret Theft Charges In NY Case
• GAO Finds VA Not Obliged To Nix Existing Deal With Nonprofit
• Linguist Charged With Endangering US Agents In Iraq
• Training Flights Got Enough Vetting, Air Force Tells Court
• Senator Eyes Banning TikTok On Government-Issued Devices
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Proper Scope, Tardiness And Weakness
• WikiLeaks Trial Judge Cautious As Jury Signals Disharmony
• High Court Must Reject Unconstitutional La. Abortion Law
• State Dept. OKs $2.4B KC-46 Tanker Sale To Israel
• Assessing Trump's Conditional Pardon Offer To Assange
• What The Coronavirus Means For Arbitration And Mediation
• Iranian Businessman Denies Sanctions Crimes As Trial Begins
• Calif. Superfund Cleanup Claim Not Time-Barred, 9th Circ. Told
• GOP Lawmaker Wants Answers On 'Sudden' Tariff Expansion
• 19 States Sue To Block New $3.8B Border Wall Fund Diversion
• Sidley Partner Tapped To Represent Roger Stone Jurors
• Facebook Gets Early Win Against NSO Group In Spyware Suit
• Afghan, Iraqi Allies Say Gov't Can't Further Delay Visa Plan
• Sierra Club, Nonprofit Can Link Border Wall Funding Suits
• WikiLeaks Jury Asks If Accused Ex-CIA Coder Has Asperger's
• GAO Rules Co. Didn't Show $8.3M Army Bid Was Unrealistic
• Penalty Shows OFAC Authority May Extend To Use Of US Tech
• Justices' Border Patrol Ruling Could Extend To US Citizens
• What Congress Misses About Universal Injunctions
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Lessons From 'Italian Summer Camp'
• Foreign Influence Lessons From Research Org FCA Deal
• Chuck Yeager Says Airbus Using 'Sleight Of Hand' To Nix Suit
• Warren Says Sanctions Shouldn't Halt Coronavirus Aid To Iran
• 2 Charged With Laundering $100M In N. Korea-Hacked Crypto
• 3rd Circ. Ends NSA Spying Suit Citing 'Dubious' Evidence
• Air Force Stole Firefighting Tank Design, Contractors Say
• Feds Told They Can't Sit On Rent From Iran-Linked Building
• Exxon Mobil's $77M Fight Over Pollution Cleanup Begins
• Reed Smith Atty Lashes Out At Judge's Order To Russian Co.
• WikiLeaks Jury Gets Case After Defense Faults 2nd CIA Coder
• Prepare Your Law Firm Tech For Coronavirus Impact
• Atty Tips To Avoid 'Scope Creep' And Malpractice Claims
• Boeing Hit With $2M Verdict For Breaching Air Force Bid Deals
• How Environmental NGOs Are Targeting Plastic Pollution