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Aerospace & Defense - January, 2024

241 articles

• NASA's Pricey Pick For $60M Deal Was 'Rational,' Judge Says
• Worker Claims Boeing Owed Duty To Future Children
• 5th Circ. Backs Lockheed's Win In Black Ex-Worker's Bias Suit
• Drowned Dredging Worker's Widow Hits Feds With $4M Suit
• Bombardier Beats Black Ex-Technician's Race Bias Suit
• US Tells Fed. Circ. Greece's $23M Arms Sale Suit Was Late
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Aviation Expert Returns To Crowell & Moring In DC
• West Point Tells Justices Challenge To Admissions Is Too Late
• Fed. Circ. Says VA Court Must Rehear Vet's Benefits Bid
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Satellites And AI Fighter Jets
• Missing Clearance Dooms Protest Over $57M Navy Deal
• Chancery Tosses Drone Co.'s Claims Against Software Vendor
• 4th Circ. Revives Combat IP Theft Suit Against Israeli Co.
• WeChat And DHgate Listed On USTR's Counterfeiting Report
• Contract Disputes Recap: Jurisdictional Challenges
• Man Asks 11th Circ. To Reduce Sentence For Med Device Fraud
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SpaceX Wants Workers Out Of NLRB Constitutionality Fight
• Justices Urged To Review Nix Of FCA Sanction Evasion Suit
• A Guide To New Russia Sanctions For Foreign Financial Cos.
• Global Anti-Corruption Fight Is Fizzling, Study Says
• Reps Want More From VA On AI Transparency, Enforcement
• Colo. Water District Suit Says Base Contaminated Supply
• Veterans Org. Wants Court To Prod VA On Transgender Petition
• FCC Updates Rules For Ship, Aircraft Communications
• Fed. Circ. Revives Protest Over Rejected Bid For $22B VA Deal
• The Top Attys In Clinton's Impeachment Trial, 25 Years Later
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• 3 Ex-DHS Staffers Get Prison, Probation For Software Theft
• Military Contractor Pays $16M In Wages After DOL Probes
• Russian Says Seized $300M Superyacht Is His, Not Oligarch's
• Fed. Circ. Told Duty Expansion Was Based On Wrong Sources
• V&E Atty Joins Debevoise As National Security Co-Leader
• Justices Asked To Bar West Point From Considering Race
• EU Investment Plans Play To US Nat'l Security Concerns
• Ore. Sen. Calls Out NSA Web Browser Info Buying
• Gov't Urges Claims Court To Reject $40B Ligado Takings Suit
• No 'Receipts' For Northrop Grumman Rent At Superfund Site
• GAO Rejects Challenge To Pentagon's $44B Medical Deal
• FCC Rejects Bids To Alter Some Orbital Satellite Debris Rules
• Man Mailed Bias Suit Against Air Force Just In Time, Judge Says
• Appeals Board Lets Contractor's CARES Act Claims Proceed
• SolarWinds Says SEC Aims To 'Revictimize' It With Cyber Suit
• House Small Biz Committee Investigating $61B VA IT Deal
• Takeaways From SEC's Aggressive Cybersecurity Moves
• Records Agency Clears Backlog That Held Up VA Benefits
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• Stakeholder Amici Should Be Heard In Russian Trade Case
• Newman Suspension Row Should Stay In Fed. Circ., Judge Told
• Northrop Grumman Reveals $1.56B Hit Over B-21 Bomber
• Vet Fighting Volvo USERRA Win Faces Skepticism At 7th Circ.
• Ex-Director Says Off-Label Marketing Objections Cost Him Job
• Transgender Vets Sue VA Over Gender-Confirmation Surgery
• Aircraft Biz, Noteholders Spar Over Recap Deal In Ch. 11 Trial
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Supplementation, Conversion, Rejection
• US Cos. Must Guard Against Russian Diversion Of Goods
• FCC Requires More Network Outage Reporting After Disasters
• Kirkland Reps Arlington Capital On $3.8B Fund VI
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• Aerospace Contractor Inks $7.4M Deal In Conn. No-Poach Suit
• SEC Says Law Firm Clients May Have Info For SolarWinds Suit
• Fed. Circ. Says DOD's Overpayment Clawback Claim Is Timely
• NC Judge Open To April Trial Date For Camp Lejeune Suits
• EU Proposes New Foreign Investment And Trade Policies
• Boeing Seeks Quick Exit From Suit Over Love-Triangle Murder
• GAO OKs Army's Ratings For $189M Linguist Services Deal
• Orrick Brings In First-Chair IP Trial Lawyer From Venable
• Pentagon Watchdog Says Aging Biz Systems Risk $728M Loss
• What Cos. Can Learn From 2023 Export Enforcement Report
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• House GOP Blames White House For Afghans Stuck In UAE
• Appeals Board Says Feds Forfeited 'Sum Certain' Arguments
• Netflix Settles With Cuban Exile Group Over Spy Movie
• Commerce Expands Sanctions Against Russia, Belarus, Iran
• Enviro Groups Want Expanded Air Force Training Stopped
• Mitigating Compliance And Litigation Risks Of Evolving Tech
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Board Lets Biz Keep Excess Cash From Military Housing Deal
• Fed. Circ. Says VA Broke Exclusivity Promise To Medical Co.
• GAO Decision Underscores Complexity Of '180-Day Rule'
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Want Trials Grouped By Diseases
• Sen. Menendez Wants To Nix Gold Bars From Bribery Case
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• Boeing Owes Ex-IP Manager $75K For Retaliation, Judge Says
• Shipyard Claims Navy Owes $3M For Destroyer Upgrades
• EU Steel Deal May Not Be In The Cards, Ex-GC Says
• Ex-Director Denies Agreeing To Keep Pharma Firm's Info Secret
• New US Sanctions Target Iraqi Airline And Hamas Financiers
• ESG Around The World: Canada
• WTO Reports Less Wheat In Suez Canal Over Red Sea Attacks
• Strong Oversight Coming For New Air Force Missile Program
• Ex-DHS Official Wants Probation For Software Theft Case
• Fluor Suit Relators Say FCA Was Never Ruled Unconstitutional
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• How US Companies Can Wield The New Foreign Bribery Law
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Thales Looks To Halt Sale Of Avionics JV While Arb. Plays Out
• GAO Calls For Better Foreign Farmland Data Management
• 11th Circ. Backs Missile Systems Engineer's $2M Award
• Alaska Airlines Blamed In New Suit Over Boeing 737 Blowout
• House Passes Bill To Create Customs 'Global Trade Specialist'
• Judge Says Beirut Bombing Row 'Doesn't Reflect Well' On Bar
• 9th Circ. Says Ex-Lab Director Can't Revive Retaliation Suit
• Commerce Removes 3 Foreign Cos. From 'Unverified List'
• Army Corps Escapes Ohio River Tugboat Service Suit
• 4 Firms Steer $1.8B Kaman Corp. Go-Private Deal
• Feds Attack Trump's 'Baseless' Evidence Bid In Criminal Case
• GAO Backs Air Force's Bid Rejection On $960M Support Deal
• Success Of DOD Industrial Strategy Hinges On Missing Details
• Groups Fight To Add Claims In FAA, SpaceX Launch Row
• Man Sent Sensitive Tech To Sanctioned Russian Co., Feds Say
• US Sanctions Emirati Shipper For Oil Price Cap Violations
• How Gov't Use Of Suspension And Debarment Has Evolved
• No 6th Circ. Redo For PFAS Class Targeting 3M, Others
• DOL Claims Nev. Pension Plan Overcharged Service Members
• Commerce Makes Reporting Minor Export Violations Easier
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Thomas Gets Laugh, Agrees Prior Ruling Is 'Embarrassment'
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• Contractor Says Court Was Wrong On Transpo Audit Authority
• Defense Startup Exec Gets 15 Mos. For Finance Fraud
• Protections May Exist For Cos. Affected By Red Sea Attacks
• Ex-DOD Officials Urge Strong Defense, Biz Ties For Innovation
• Trump Seeks 'Collusion' Evidence In Classified Docs Case
• What's On Tap For Public Corruption Prosecutions In 2024
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Majority Shows No Eagerness To Overturn Chevron
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• Crypto Group Says It Has 'No Obligation' To Answer Warren
• Aircraft Parts Co. Must Face Contract Claims In Ch. 11 Suit
• Camp Lejeune Litigants Want Lower Causation Hurdle
• 3M Earplug Trial Litigants Agree To $6B Deal
• Afghan Co. Says Taliban Takeover Doesn't Stop Contract Case
• Feds Sole-Sourced $134M Deal To Suspect Co., Supplier Says
• Viasat Opposes Revisiting FCC Denial Of Starlink Rural Funds
• High Court Won't Revive Agent Orange Benefits Dispute
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• The 5 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2023
• Union Funds Drop Suit Against CIA Janitorial Contractors
• Trial Looks To End 100-Year Debate Over Fla. Island's Owner
• SpaceX Demands Halt To NLRB Case Over Firings
• Firm Says Intelligence Deal Valid Despite Registration Snag
• Sen. Menendez, Wife Ask For Own Trials In Bribery Case
• 4 Questions On Groundbreaking New Foreign Bribery Law
• 'Traumatized' Passengers Sue Boeing Over 737 Max 9 Blowout
• IT Firms Sue Over Exclusion From $12B DLA Contract
• Boeing Accused Of Negligence In Love-Triangle Murder
• Expanded Scrutiny Of Defense Deals Raises Scope Concerns
• Gov't Workers Slam Feds' Bid To Escape Savings Plan Suit
• GAO Says DOD's Accidental Info Leak To Biz Rival Not Unfair
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• DOD's Proposed Cyber Rule: What Contractors Must Know
• Up Next At High Court: Chevron Deference, Corp. Filings
• High Court Eyes Chevron Deference: What You Need To Know
• Aircraft Parts Supplier Incora Can Solicit Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• DOD Eyes Modernized Industrial Base In 'First-Ever' Strategy
• NLRB Wants SpaceX's Constitutional Challenge Sent To Calif.
• Watchdog OK's VA's Treatment Of $331M Conflicts Claims
• Navy Sinks Some Failure To Warn Claims In Fuel Leak Suit
• Sens. Want Navy Federal Probed For Racial Bias In Lending
• Tips For Contractors Preparing For Potential Gov't Shutdown
• On Your Mark, Get Set, Prosecute: Trump Cases Vie For Lead
• Bradley Arant Adds Litigator In Tampa, Ex-Prosecutor In Ala.
• DOD Finds Violations Rife At White House Med Unit Pharmacy
• Bill Floated To Study Bayh-Dole Requirement Inefficiencies
• Feds' Omission Breached $3.5M Contract, Board Says
• $8M Atty Fee OK'd For $27M Maxar Investor Settlement
• Bankrupt Co. Asks Court To Reject Gulfstream Supply Deal
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Avco Corp.'s Suit Against Ex-Atty
• Menendez Skewers 'Outrageously False' Bribery Case
• Ex-FBI Field Boss Asks Judge Not To Extend 4-Year Sentence
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• Cassidy Levy Brings On International Trade Commission Atty
• Federal Watchdog Faults Most Agencies' Cybersecurity
• Crypto Group Denies Warren's 'Revolving Door' Allegations
• Army Says It Doesn't Owe For Canceled Lease At Closed Plant
• SpaceX Blasts Lynk's Satellite Mobile Coverage Proposal
• DOJ Announces Settlement With Va. Property Manager
• Waste Contract Deemed Fair Despite Army's Flawed Math
• Kansas Health Dept. Prevails Over Feds' Military Leave Suit
• Air Force Can Sole-Source Medical Infusion Pump Updates
• Jones Day Litigator Joins Defense Team For Sen. Menendez
• Expect National Security Scrutiny Of Higher Ed To Continue
• Va. Co.'s Pay Proposal Dooms Bid For $109M Air Force Award
• Justices Pass On X's Fight To Release Gov't Spying Report
• Watchdog Won't Touch Freight Dispute Amid Fed. Circ. Appeal
• Worker Convicted Of Stealing Secrets Has No Luck At 9th Circ.
• Petty Officer Gets 27 Months For Selling Military Info To China
• Justices Skeptical Of Gov't Mootness Claims In No-Fly Case
• FCC Says Funding A Major Factor Hindering 'Rip And Replace'
• Muslim CBP Officer Says He Was Punished For Keeping Beard
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Kuwaiti Construction Firm Says KBR Award Deserves Scrutiny
• Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Must Put Officers On Alert
• What To Know About FCA Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Trump Should Reveal Atty Advice In Docs Case, Feds Say
• DOJ Warns About Fraudsters Targeting Camp Lejeune Victims
• ESG Around The World: South Africa
• Feds Seek 30 Mos. For Ex-FBI Field Boss For Foreign Payouts
• Justices Won't Take Up DOD, Ex-Sergeants Vax Mandate Spat
• Justices Again Deny Review Of Steel Nat'l Security Duties
• Up Next At High Court: Court Notices, Fees & No Fly List
• GAO Backs Army's Risk Assessment In $153M Research Deal
• FCC Could Pull Telecom's Int'l Authorization After DOJ Letter
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• House China Committee Calls To Ban Chinese IoT Company
• Joint Venture's Embassy Staffing Deal Halted By Bid Issues
• IP Partner Moves To Blank Rome From Hughes Hubbard
• SpaceX Says NLRB Is Unconstitutional In Labor Suit's Wake
• Charges Stem From $35M Sale Of Chinese Surveillance Gear
• Judge Closes Small Biz Bidding Window On Joint Venture
• Judge Won't Toss CBP Officers' Bid For Overtime Travel Pay
• What May Define Contract Disputes Act Jurisdiction In 2024
• Trump Got $7.8M In Foreign Funds While In Office, Dems Say
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• US, Allies Issue Final Warning Over Red Sea Attacks
• Extreme Weather, Regulation Rank As Top Supply Chain Risks
• GAO Lets Navy Sole-Source Office Space Deal
• The Year Ahead In Foreign Investment And National Security
• Lejeune Litigants Fight Judge's Block Of Draft Cancer Study
• L3Harris Cuts Deal To End ERISA Suit With 50K-Member Class
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• Judge Extends Discovery In Hospitals' Tricare Payment Row
• 'Fat Leonard' Plea Deal Stands Slim Chance After Capture
• Native Veterans Group To Receive Congressional Charter
• Space Broadband SPAC Investors Launch Suit In Chancery
• Fed. Circ. Won't Save Aerospace Biz's Contract Bundling Case
• Court Boots Another Biz From USPS Bomb Detection Deal
• Rep. Blumenauer Aims To Close Career With Trade Progress
• GAO Says Nothing Amiss With $554M NASA Contract Award
• Feds Ask DC Circ. Not To Rethink Trump's Gag Order
• The Space Law And Policy Outlook For 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• ​​​​​​​The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2024
• Appellate Outlook: Circuit Splits & Hot Topics To Track In 2024
• Government Contracts Cases To Watch In 2024: A Preview
• Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2024
• International Trade Policies To Watch In 2024
• International Trade Cases To Watch In 2024