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Aerospace & Defense - January, 2023

216 articles

• Russia Violating Nuclear Arms Control Deal, State Dept. Says
• Global Corruption Persists With Few Gains Made, Study Says
• DOD Overhauls COVID Policy After Vaccine Mandate's Repeal
• China Slams Potential US-Dutch-Japan Chip Export Deal
• American Couple Deny Blame For TV Images Of Afghan Child
• OFAC Marks Myanmar Coup Anniversary With New Sanctions
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Green Planes And Army Trucks
• Fitness Co. Says Ex-Worker Sabotaged Its Air Force Contract
• Addressing The Perils Of Contractor Teaming Arrangements
• Surplus Warplane Co. Asks 11th Circ. To Review FAA Penalty
• 11th Circ. Upholds Toss Of Ex-VA Staffer's Race Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of ITT's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• DOD Tweaks Rules On Novel Procurements, R&D, PPE Deals
• Jury Says Navy Contractor Not Liable For Damage To Wharf
• EPA Looks To Block Out-Of-Use PFAS From Returning
• Takeaways From First Anti-Terrorism Act Prosecution Of A Co.
• Pa. Software Co. Loses Third Challenge To $190M Naval Deal
• Rep's Threat On Export Controls Puts Spotlight On China
• Musk's Tesla Tweet Was Thought To Be 'A Hack,' Jury Told
• Boeing Seeks MDL For Indonesia Plane Crash Victim Suits
• Warren Wants FTC To Block $4.7B L3Harris-Aerojet Deal
• Guam Group Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Waste Blow-Up Suit
• Feds Say Ohio Man Lied About War Crime To Immigrate
• Northrop Faces Criminal Probe Over Pension Accounting
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• GAO OKs Army Rating Bid Using Report Unknown To Bidder
• $6.2M Oil Cleanup Fight Must Be Arbitrated, UK Insurer Says
• Deputy SG To Fight For Narrow BigTech Immunity In Top Court
• 3M Earplug Unit's Bankruptcy Contrived, 7th Circ. Told
• Boeing, Victims Spar In Texas Court Over 737 Max Monitor
• Radiation Co. Escapes Suit Over Collapse Of $3.5M Saudi Deal
• Investors Say Unilever Must Face Israel Boycott Suit
• Ex-Army Reservist Gets 8 Years For Acting As Chinese Agent
• Nichols Liu Adds Career Corporate Ethics Officer To DC Group
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• Afghan Child's Family Seeks Penalty For Marine's TV Interview
• Ex-Tesla CFO Tells Jury Paperwork On Deals 'Not Elon's Style'
• Practicalities Loom Larger Than Policy For Aussie Sub Deal
• Ex-FBI Agent Denies Concealing Corrupt Foreign Dealings
• Fed. Circ. Sides With Vietnam Vet In Record Change Bid
• 2nd Circ. Postpones Ruling On Standard Chartered FCA Suit
• Bipartisan Senators Call For Report On Firms' Work For China
• 737 Max Families Eye Compliance Monitor For Boeing
• 4th Circ. Asked To Affirm Conviction Of Ex-Flynn Partner, Again
• IP Case Shows Even Uncle Sam Must Abide By License Terms
• Contractor's Epidemics Clause Fails To Shift Costs To Feds
• Musk Tells Jury 'Funding Secured' Tweet 'Right Thing' To Do
• Wikimedia Tells Justices NSA Surveillance Case Is Important
• DOD, Ex-Sergeants Spar Over Dismissal Of Vax Mandate Row
• Action Steps For Gov't Contractors On The OFCCP Audit List
• GAO Denies Unfairness Claims Over $88M Contract
• GAO Clears Booz Allen's $860M Deal Of Conflict Claims
• Musk Rips Saudi 'Backpedaling,' 'Ass-Covering' At Fraud Trial
• Holmes Says Feds' Claims Of Mexico Escape Plans Are False
• Murky Path For Contractor Liability After FAA System Outage
• GAO Says NASA Treated Space Center Proposals Fairly
• CIT Tells Commerce To Revisit Denied Steel Tariff Exemptions
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Pratt & Whitney, 5 Contractors Lose Bid To Toss Antitrust Suit
• How FTC's Noncompete Proposal May Affect Gov't Contracts
• Consequences For US Cos. If Russia Gets Official Terror Label
• Ex-FBI Agent Charged With Aiding Indicted Russian Oligarch
• Justices Deny Retroactive Disability Benefits For Veteran
• Crowell & Moring Taps Ex-OFAC Chief Counsel In Latest Hire
• Court Won't Shield Housing Developers' Talks With Military
• GAO Nixes Tech Biz's Protest To $21.6M VA Support Deal
• Red States Back VA Nurse Contesting Biden's Abortion Rule
• Delta Must Give Up Some Worker Data In Military Leave Suit
• FCC Encourages Tower Owners To Improve Lighting Monitors
• What Investment Tensions With China Mean For US Issuers
• Pharmacy Owner Convicted Of Paying $25M In Kickbacks
• Feds Say Elizabeth Holmes' Flight Risk 'Never Been Higher'
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• High Court Legacy Of FCA Unity Teeters On Ideological Brink
• 5th Circ. Urged To Block DOT Sea Port Oil Terminal Approval
• ACLU Says Database Allows Mass Financial Data Surveillance
• Halliburton Says Cos. Can't Evade Discovery In CERCLA Row
• 6th Circ. Mulls Agency Deference In Bump Stock Ban Fight
• High Court Should Protect Section 230 In Google Case
• Feds Abruptly Drop China Spying Case Against NYPD Officer
• Boeing Must Face 737 Max Families In Texas Arraignment
• 3M Earplug MDL Judge Ends Mediation After Impasse
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty Mutual, Commanders, Lottomatica
• Top UK Court Takes CIA Detainee's Case Against British Intel
• Feds Say Texas Vax Suit 'Moot' After Mandate's End
• Navy Federal Wins Exit Bid In Zelle Fraud Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds Fla. Police Dept.'s Military Bias Win
• Weapon Accessory Maker Sues After $7.5M Sale Collapses
• FCC Could Start To Reassess Carriers' Nat'l Security Risks
• Justices Urged To Back Social Media Immunity In Terror Suits
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2022
• DOD Items Worth $220B Unaccounted For, GAO Says
• No Prison For Ex-Kansas Professor In 'China Initiative' Case
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• Justices Ignite FCA Debate: Fairness Vs. 'Invitation To Fraud'
• No Coverage For Naval Ship Repairs, Insurers Tell 9th Circ.
• Halkbank Prosecution Holds 'Cataclysmic' Risk, Justices Told
• SpaceX, Dish Dueling Over FCC's Next-Gen Satellite Approval
• Fed. Circ. Dissenters Pan Ruling Limiting Vets' Class Action
• Air Parts Kickback Suspect Gets 2 Yrs. For COVID Loan Scam
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Ex-NASA Contract Worker Now Admits Selling Tech To China
• Commerce Issues Export Curbs On Marine Toxins
• Alabama Water District Joins PFAS MDL Against 3M, Others
• What To Expect From Justices' FCA Scienter Standard Review
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• 2 Firms Lead Stratospheric Exploration Co.'s Go-Public SPAC
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• Vets Tell 11th Circ. To Approve 3M Earplug MDL Sanctions
• Senators Again Call For Wider National Security Steel Tariffs
• Supreme Court Will Scrutinize FCA's Scienter Standard
• What We Learned From 2022's Top FCRA Developments
• Meet The Special Counsel Probing Biden's Classified Docs
• Watchdog Calls For Overhaul Of NASA's Software Practices
• 9/11 MDL Judge Won't Stay Kreindler Sanctions Over Leak
• FCPA Enforcement Outlook: Sweeter Carrots, Sharper Sticks
• Ex-Kelley Drye Regulatory Partner Joins Fenwick In DC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gutting CDA Would 'Upend The Internet,' Google Tells Justices
• 5 Things To Know About The SEC's Covington Breach Probe
• VA Looks To Waive Most Health Care Copays For Native Vets
• DOD Vax Mandate Withdrawal Leaves Discharged Vets In Bind
• SEC Commissioner Uneasy Over Suit Against Covington
• Kuwaiti Co. Says KBR Liable For $49M Contract Costs In Iraq
• Ex-Kansas Prof. Calls Prison Time In China-Ties Case 'Unjust'
• How The PFAS Litigation Landscape Is Expanding
• Ammo Co. Tells 3rd Circ. Pa. Doctrine Doesn't Bar Fraud Claim
• DOJ Names Special Counsel To Review Biden Classified Docs
• Claims Court Backs Protest Over $5B Navy Construction Deal
• FAA Outage Adds To US Air Travel Industry Woes
• MoneyLion Pans CFPB's 'Haphazard' Military Lending Act Suit
• SEC Sues Covington To Reveal Clients Affected By 2020 Hack
• Cybersecurity Tops GCs' List Of Dispute Worries For 2023
• Navy Contractor Challenges NLRB Firing Decision At DC Circ.
• Mass. Lobbyist Wants Redo In Kickback Case
• US Flights Resume After FAA System Outage
• FAA Proposes Aircraft Upgrades To Avoid C-Band Issues
• Air Force Denies Responsibility For Ex-Airman Mass Shooting
• Precedent Bars Steel Tariff Rollback, Fed. Circ. Hears
• GAO Denies Construction Co.'s Protest Despite System Error
• Pending Appeal, Balwani Asks To Stay Out Of Prison
• Fed. Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Army Task Order Size Dispute
• Broker-Dealer Must Face SEC's 'Short Tender Rule' Suit
• FCC Votes To Establish New Space Bureau
• 1st Circ. Upholds Airport Search Of Chinese National's Laptop
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Denial Of Navy Vet's PTSD Benefits Claim
• Panel Says Army Design Specs Caused Mold In HQ's Air Ducts
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Biden Attys Say They Found Classified Docs In Former Office
• Justices Probe National Guards' Union Bargaining Duty
• Aerospace Co. Says Execs' Retirement Plans Were Paid In Full
• NSA Asks High Court To Reject Mass Surveillance Challenge
• AI Firm Says DOD Overlooked It, Violated Law In $376M Deal
• The Path To NDAA Inflation Relief For Defense Contractors
• NSO's Immunity Claim In Meta Hacking Suit Dies At High Court
• High Court Denies Review Of $1M Award To Gulfstream
• Biden Admin. Beats Challenge To Contractor Wage Hike
• High Court Turns Away Fed Workers' Age Bias Suit
• En Banc 5th Circ. Nixes Gun 'Bump Stock' Ban In Reversal
• Engine Co. Sues Honeywell For Sharing Secrets With Rival
• Interior Dept. Ripped For Using Easily Hackable Passwords
• GAO Backs Tech Panel Carryovers For Agency's $213M Redo
• GAO Rejects Bidder's Protest Of $36.6M Missile Defense Deal
• FLRA Authority Over State Militias Set For High Court Battle
• Florida Residents Say Cancer Claims Weren't Too Late
• Up Next At High Court: Atty-Client Privilege, Strike Suits
• Biden Unveils New Greenhouse Gas Guidance For Agencies
• Nonprofit Alleged To Run 'Filthy' Vets Home With Fed Funds
• US Chamber Urges High Court To Hear Climate Suit Remand
• US Again Sanctions Iranian Drone-Makers For Arming Russia
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• The Hottest FCA Cases & Trends To Watch In 2023
• Contractor Says Air Force Owes $20M For Vehicle Upgrades
• SolarWinds Shareholders Challenge Toss Of Data Hack Suit
• DOJ Wants 30 Months For Professor In 'China Initiative' Case
• Ex-Aerospace Execs Appeal Denied Retirement Plan Arb. Bid
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Veterans' Banking Terrorism Suit
• Kentucky Atty Accused Of Helping Ex-CEO Steal Settlement
• Cable Cos. Pulled Bid For Undersea Cuba Link, FCC Says
• California Water District Joins 'Forever Chemicals' MDL
• Deals Rumor Mill: SpaceX, Fanatics, Tokyo Gas
• What's At Stake In Halkbank Sanctions High Court Case
• UAW Off Hook For Honeywell's Atty Fees In ERISA Case
• Former Ambassador To Russia Rejoins Mayer Brown
• Ex-Bolivian Official Gets 70 Mos. For $5.6M Contract Scheme
• Soldiers Face Food Insecurity More Than Civilians, Study Says
• Dinsmore Picks Up Ex-Middleton Reutlinger IP Pros
• Ex-Florida Judge Reprimanded Over Campaign Ad Violations
• Dubai Man Accused Of Fake $14B Merger Bid Settles SEC Suit
• In Holmes' Sentencing, Judge Has Warning For All Companies
• Preparing For Congressional Oversight Of Chinese Trade
• Border Wall Fraud Verdict Backed By Evidence, Judge Says
• Plane Lessor Sues Insurers For $29M Over Jet Held In Russia
• Claims Court Nixes Building Dispute Despite Tribe's 'Plight'
• Ex-GE Engineer Gets 2 Years For China-Linked Espionage Plot
• Fed. Circ. Finds Raytheon Overbilled DOD For Indirect Costs
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Sidus Space Nabs Cable Subcontract For NASA Project
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• EPA's 2023 Plans For PFAS: High Costs, Uncertain Rewards
• DOJ Gives Up On Booz Allen-EverWatch Merger Challenge
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• US May Soon Have New Weapons In Sanctions Enforcement
• Antitrust Conduct Issues And Cases To Watch In 2023
• 10 Environmental And Energy Issues To Watch In 2023
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events of 2022
• California Cases To Watch In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Privacy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2023
• The Cybersecurity Stories That Could Define 2023
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2023
• 5 White Collar Enforcement Trends To Watch In 2023
• International Trade Policies To Watch In 2023
• Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2023
• Top 4 Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2023