Aerospace & Defense Archive » May, 2022

Aerospace & Defense - May, 2022

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• FCA Split Has High Court Momentum Despite DOJ's Critique
• Alaska Airlines Dodges Pilots' Military Bias Class Action
• New US Gun Export Rule Will Require Notice To Congress
• USAA Overcharged Service Members And Veterans, Suit Says
• Gov't, Construction Firms End Private Border Wall Case
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Stingers And Microsoft
• Feds Seek To Push Back Bitfinex Hack Case For Plea Talks
• GAO Backs Army's Choice For $37M Dam Support Deal
• 2 FCA Settlements Highlight Gov't Cyber Liability Focus
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Air Force Won't Give Religious Vax Exemptions, Suit Says
• EU Heads Agree To 90% Russian Oil Ban, Sberbank Sanctions
• Law360 Names 2022's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Russian Exodus Puts Companies On Shaky Legal Ground
• Cyber Training Center To Give State AGs Enforcement Boost
• DC Circ. Greenlights Defamation Suit Against UK Activist
• FCC Chief Looks To Congress For Help On Spectrum Sales
• Isolated Russian Banks Reconsidering Basel Rulebook
• Ex-Theranos Exec's Fraud Trial Delayed Until June 7
• Claims Court Remands Suit After Army Missed $1B Deal Talks
• 9th Circ. Says Courts Needn't Initiate Security Letter Reviews
• Dutch Lien On MD Helicopters' Factory Denied In Ch. 11
• ABA Isn't Giving Up On Diversity Efforts By Ending CLE Rule
• IG Finds Over $16M In Questionable CARES Act Costs At NSA
• $35M KPMG Deal Needs 2nd Look After Exec Quits, GAO Says
• DOD Bars Contracts With Ties To Venezuelan Gov't
• Commerce Crystallizes Trade Curbs On Hacking Tools
• Ex-ADI Engineer Cleared Of Most Charges In Trade Secret Trial
• Aerojet Trial Closes In Delaware With Flurry Of Conflict Claims
• FBI Asked To Explain Rise In Warrantless US Data Searches
• Air Force Urges Denial Of Class Cert. In Vax Mandate Case
• Logistics Co. Found Ineligible For Air Force Deal In Greenland
• GAO Sustains Office Depot Protest Over Market Inaccuracies
• Gov't Urges Justices To Reject Terror Financing Liability Suits
• DOD Awards Billions For Commercial Imagery Satellites
• Feds Ask Court To Nix Deadlines For Allies' Green Card Apps
• Lateral Candidate Screening Steps To Prevent Bad Behavior
• Groups Sue To Stop Army Corps' Texas Dredging Project
• Biden's Nominee For EPA Air Office Faces Tough Senate Road
• EU Plans New Powers For Seizing Russian Oligarch Assets
• Biden Taps Judge Pan To Replace Jackson On DC Circ.
• Duma Chair Says Russia Will Pay All Gov't Debt In Rubles
• FCA Pleading Split Is Finally Kaput, DOJ Tells High Court
• Judge Slashes $55M Jury Verdict In 3M Earplug Bellwether
• New EU-US Data Transfer Pact On Path To Fail, Schrems Says
• Aerojet CEO Reportedly Offers $48M Deal To End Control War
• SEC Official Says Clock Ticking On Audit Dispute With China
• Judge Hughes Says Firms Are Letting Diverse Ex-Clerks Down
• GAO Says Subcontractor Can Fulfill Awardee's Requirements
• Whistleblower Urges 11th Circ. To Revive Navy Sub FCA Case
• Treasury Lawyer Urges Caution On New Investment Reviews
• A Look At The Legal Profession Since Murder Of George Floyd
• Investor Challenges $7.3B Merger Of Satellite Providers
• FedEx Worker Says Company Owes Pay For Military Leave
• Ex-Lockheed Martin Exec Points To Retaliation In Bias Suit
• NY Ruling Correctly Deems Legal Finance Docs Irrelevant
• Musk Seeks Tesla Litigation Chief And New Compliance Head
• Parker Sheds US Firm For $440M To Snap Up Engineering Biz
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Latham, Rees Broome Guide Parsons' $400M Security Co. Buy
• Balwani Trial Goes On, Despite Juror's Positive COVID-19 Test
• Veterans Urge Justices To Tweak Disability Filing Time Limit
• 3M Hit With $77.5M Verdict In Final Bellwether Earplug Trial
• Commerce Dept. Wants Export Controls On 4 Marine Toxins
• La. Judge Slams Brakes On Biden's Title 42 Repeal Effort
• Career DOJ Atty Joins Compliance Co. In Boston
• New Suit Targets FAA's OK Of Ga. Rocket Launch Site
• ADI Lied About Breaking Export Law, Engineer On Trial Says
• Zurich Insurance Exits Russia With Local Sale
• Holmes' Sealed Docs Might Sway Balwani Jury, Judge Says
• 7th Circ. Tore 'Gaping Hole' In FCA, Grassley Tells High Court
• FinCEN Official Urges 'Vigilance' For Crypto Firms
• GAO Says DOD Needs To Do More To Protect Sensitive Info
• Higher Rural Internet Speeds Could Get More FCC Funding
• Military Commands Misspent $19M In COVID Relief, OIG Says
• Ship Engineer Admits To Dumping Oil Waste In New Orleans
• New Ariz. Cyberattack Info Sharing May Be Worth The Burden
• Senate Approves $40B Ukraine Aid Package
• Export Compliance Tips For Patenting Dual-Use Tech
• Ariz. Law Backs Netherlands Lien In MD Helicopters Ch. 11
• Overcommunicate With Your Summer Associates This Year
• Steve Wynn Gambles On Who's A Foreign Agent Under FARA
• Balwani Shut Down $96M Investor's Due Diligence, Jury Told
• Ill. Man Gets 1 Year For Smuggling To Pakistan Nuke Agency
• Water Contamination Suit Against Northrop Tossed, For Now
• OIG Finds Vindman Twin Faced Retaliation Over Trump Report
• 5 Indicted For Alleged China-Run Spying On Activists
• ASBCA Denies Biz Reimbursement Over COVID Base Closure
• Lessons For Gov't Contractors Amid Increased Antitrust Risk
• CIT Snuffs Out Importer Suit Over Duty Waiver Mistake
• Nev. Case Highlights Settlement Authority Dilemmas For Cos.
• Trump Ally Faces New Charges In Illegal Lobbying Case
• DOJ Sues To Force Steve Wynn To Register As China Agent
• Aerojet Factions Battle For Position As Chancery Trial Looms
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Purdue Bonus, PR Pension Appeal
• NNSA Cancels $28B Site Management Deal To Split Work Up
• Claims Court Backs Air Force's Exclusion Of Bid Over Error
• Aerojet Chair Began CEO Hunt Without Approval, Probe Finds
• DOD Trying To Reduce 'Stigma' To Increase UFO Reports
• EU Lawmakers Near Sweeping Tariff Breaks For Ukraine
• Sick Juror Delays Ex-Theranos Exec's Criminal Fraud Trial
• Rubio, Cruz Float Changes To Visa-Free Travel Program
• Key Rulings And Cases As COVID Claimed 1M American Lives
• FCA Intrigue Intensifies As High Court Again Invites DOJ Input
• AFL-CIO Says Sen. Competition Bill Is Too Soft On China
• Latham, King & Spalding Rep In Carlyle's $4.2B ManTech Buy
• 6th Circ. Revives Whistleblower Suit Against NASA Contractor
• DOJ To Lodge Charges Over Using Crypto To Evade Sanctions
• Fed. Circ. Says Mandatory Source Doesn't Need Bid To Protest
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Unpacking OFAC's New Russian Accounting Services Ban
• MD Helicopters Says Property Safe From $15.5M Dutch Lien
• US, EU Aim To Deepen Work On Chip Shortages, Labor
• Walgreens Deal Spurred Quick Theranos Investment, Jury Told
• Inflation Remedies Too Sparse To Aid Fixed-Price Contractors
• Claims Court Axes Aircraft Co.'s Second Blocked Funds Suit
• $1.3B Award Violates Indian Space Co.'s Rights, 9th Circ. Told
• The Fastest Federal Trial Courts: A Look At Virginia, Florida
• Air Force Wants To Toss Vax Mandate Challenge
• Insurer Lands 11th Circ. Win In Canceled Trip Dispute
• Claims Court Revives $200M Army Training Contract, Again
• Judge Axes DOE Contract Workers' Vaccine Mandate Fight
• Navy Personnel Can't Duck Defense Expert's Harassment Suit
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Late-Is-Late, Party Interest, Timeliness
• Federal Employees' Vaccine Mandate Claims Tossed As Too Early
• Lithium-Ion Battery Maker Amprius Inks $939M SPAC Merger
• Tips For Evaluating Machine Learning For Contracts Review
• Deals Rumor Mill: Instacart, Musk, CVC
• US Goes After Armenian Official's $63M LA Estate
• Mass. Settles Vets' Home COVID-19 Outbreak Claims For $56M
• Balwani Invoked Lawyers To Cow Wavering Investor, Jury Told
• 5th Circ. Doubts It Can Weigh In On Stalled Border Wall Fight
• Factory Mutual Ducks ITT's COVID Coverage Claims
• Court Says $12.5M Navy Wharf Job Dispute Must Go To Trial
• DOD Backs Space Command Move From Colo. To Ala.
• Claims Court Says Navy's $2.5B Dell Deal Can Proceed
• Microsoft Vet Among Additions To Biden Cybersecurity Office
• NLRB Defends Making Military Contractor Pay Into Union Fund
• $40B Ukrainian Aid Package Gets Green Light From House
• Balwani Didn't Void Tests After Feds Flagged Issues, Jury Told
• JPMorgan, Goldman Face Dem Heat Over Russian Debt Trades
• US, UK And EU Blame Russia For Pre-Invasion Satellite Hack
• Watchdog Group Drops FOIA Suit Over Rivada Spectrum Deal
• GAO Backs Bidding Terms For Air Force's F-15 Training Deal
• Army Contractor Settles Class Action Over Moldy Housing
• DOD Must Face SEALs' Suit In Texas Over COVID Vax Mandate
• A Look At Fed. Circ. Composition As 40th Birthday Nears
• Gibson Dunn Stumbles In Bid To Quash Docs In Aerojet Case
• How To Efficiently Deploy Your Professional Growth Strategy
• Commerce Extends US-EU Supply Chain Feedback Deadline
• Ex-Gov't Officials Argue For More Foreign STEM Grads In US
• Biden Signs Ukraine Weapon Lend-Lease Bill Into Law
• 9/11 Plaintiffs Want Court To Reject Filing Over Disputed $3.5B
• Kansas Prof. Says China Ties Verdict Can't Stand
• More Than 20,000 Claims Axed In 3M Earplug MDL
• 3M Must Once Again Face Suit Over Defective Face Mask
• $20B DOD Moving Contractor Must Provide Info To Protester
• US Sanctions Russian Bank Execs, Bans Accounting Services
• A 6-Step Framework For Legal Industry Professional Growth
• US Gives Ukrainian Steel 1-Year Pass From Security Tariffs
• EPA Defends Aviation GHG Standard At DC Circ.
• Why Contempt May Be Apt Punishment For High Court Leaker
• Equity Plans Just A Start In Expanding Small Biz Contracting
• Attys In Historic $508M Title VII Win Want Bigger Lodestar
• Hundreds Of 9/11 Families Seek Oversight For $3.5B Fund
• Treasury Sanctions Crypto 'Mixer' Used By North Korea
• Colonial Pipeline Hit With $1M Fine Over Control Room Issues
• DOD Says Inflation's Effects On Contracts Not Yet Fully Clear
• Boeing To Move HQ From Chicago To Virginia
• Engineer Hid Pilfered Chip Files As Pokémon Pics, Jury Told
• Fiji Seizes Russian Oligarch's $300M Yacht At DOJ's Request
• Clients' Diversity Mandates For Law Firms Are Necessary
• Balwani Can't Use Giant Spreadsheet In Theranos Defense
• Co. Wins Protest Of $80M Everglades Canal Contract
• 11th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of SOCOM Contract Fraud Suit
• Guidance Needed For ESOP Sole-Source Pilot Program
• Military Can Help On Immigration Enforcement, 9th Circ. Says
• Meta Tells High Court To Deny Spyware Co.'s Immunity Bid
• Policyholder Gains In Virus Coverage State Trial Court Suits
• Air Force Members Want Class Cert. In Ga. Vax Mandate Case
• Honeywell Wants Workers To Cover Atty Fees In ERISA Suit
• Wizz Air Loses EU Challenge To €37M Romanian State Aid
• Pfizer Scientist Didn't OK Theranos Using Logo, Jury Hears
• Fed. Circ. Backs Army Corps Over Axed Warehouse Contract
• Texas Judge Apologizes To 737 Max Families For Boeing Flub
• Dutch Gov't Asserts $15.5M Claim On MD Helicopters Plant
• Aerojet Settlement Sets Stage For Future Cyber FCA Suits
• NJ Law Firm Beats Malpractice Suit Over Missing Plane
• 5 Questions That Can Help Law Firms Win RFPs
• Steptoe Adds Government Contracts Attorney In DC
• Firm Seeks To Toss 'Speculative' Suit From 9/11 Family
• Credit Suisse Faces Investor Suit Over Russia Business Ties
• 3M Hit With $2.2M Verdict In Latest Earplug Bellwether Trial
• High Court Wants SG's Take On Military Contractor Immunity
• Importer Fights To Beat Back Expanded Security Tariffs
• Subcontractor Demands Payment Under $2.7M Border Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Biden Admin. Defends Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Hike
• How Law Firms Can Employ More Veterans
• Refinery Founder Fights Sanctions Over Illicit Gold Trade