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Aerospace & Defense - August, 2024

228 articles

• Vets, Attys Urge Supreme Court To Topple Feres Doctrine
• CrowdStrike VP Called To House Hearing On Global IT Outage
• Army Can Overlook FCA Settlement For $86M Booz Allen Deal
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• RTX Corp. To Settle Engineers' No-Poach Class Claims
• Navy Escapes Protest Over Modification To $50B Deal
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Base Networks, Nuclear Power
• RTX Reaches $200M Deal Over Export Control Violations
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Airline Ducks Liquidated Damages In Military Leave Suit
• CFPB Fines NewDay $2.25M Over VA Home Loan Practices
• FCC Rolls Out Rules For Drones' Use Of 5 GHz Band
• GAO Backs VA Cancellation Of Air-Unit Installation Deal
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Judge Asked To OK Settlement For Halliburton CERCLA Suit
• Under-The-Radar Gov't Contracts Cases: Midyear Report
• ACLU Offers Harris 'Roadmap' To Rein In Gov't Surveillance
• Co. Pushed Director To Work With Broken Fingers, Suit Says
• Contractor Drops Fed. Circ. Challenge To Registration Rule
• Cooley, Latham Steer Defense Co.'s $80M VC Funding Round
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Ex-GE Engineer's Espionage Conviction
• Russia Seeks Pause On $5B Naftogaz Award Suit
• Taliban And Iran Ordered To Pay $144.7B For 9/11 Attacks
• Congress Urged To Address Trump Financial Conflicts
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Exec To Pay SEC $190K Over Macquarie Insider Trading Claim
• Electric Jet Co. Grounds Investor Suit Over SPAC Disclosures
• Navy Shipbuilder Pleads Guilty To Accounting Fraud
• Sig Sauer Shouldn't Get Retrial, Says Winner Of $2M Verdict
• Admiral Seeks Bribery Trial Separate From Contractors
• SpaceX, T-Mobile Seek Speedy Action On Mobile 'Dead Zones'
• Return Of Venezuela Sanctions Reignites Criminal Probes
• Connecticut Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• 6th Circ. Upholds Diver's Sex Harassment Verdict
• US Arrests Hungarian Suspected Of Sending Radios To Russia
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• Top Gov't Contract Cases Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Feds Say Trump Docs Dismissal Contradicts 'Long Tradition'
• Tetra Tech Accuses Atty Of Mistreating Witness In FCA Row
• GAO Rejects EY Protest Over $108M DOD Accounting Deal
• NTIA To Work Closely With Private Sector On Spectrum
• Foreign Threat Actors Pose Novel Risks To US Tech Cos.
• RTX Settles Bearing Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit On Eve Of Trial
• GOP Sens. Applaud Removal Of Undersea Cable Hurdles
• Calif. Ruling Clarifying Paystub Compliance Is Win For Cos.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Fla. IT Worker Pleads Guilty To Working As Chinese Agent
• VA Says It Properly Assessed Bids For $22B IT Deal
• 737 Max Families Spurn DOJ, Boeing's 'Cozy' Plea Deal
• Biden White House Unleashes More Sanctions On Russia
• Federal Gov't Hits Georgia Tech With Cybersecurity FCA Suit
• Judge Won't Restrict Access To RTX Trade Secrets Trial
• Canada Mining Biz Seeks US Listing Via $589M SPAC Merger
• Patent Case Against USPTO Mimics Failed Suit, Feds Say
• The Biggest Enviro Policy Moves Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• 9th Circ. Revives Military Bias Claims Against Alaska Airlines
• GAO Backs Protest Over Navy Sonar Equipment Deal
• Tech Firm Says DOD Was Ad-Hoc With Chinese Military Label
• 4 Steps To Address New Sanctions Time Bar Extension
• Air Force Cancels $12B Nuclear Missile Program Support Deal
• Nadine Menendez's Bribery Trial Delayed Until 2025
• Feds Accuse NYC Man Of Acting As Chinese Agent
• Latvian Faces Charges For Alleged Role In Smuggling Scheme
• Army Adviser Gets 12 Years For Scamming Gold Star Families
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• IBM Incentivizes Biased Hiring, Ousted White Male Worker Says
• RTX Wants Trade Secrets Trial Closed To 'Non-US Persons'
• Alaska Air Seeks Clarification In Rogue Pilot Case
• VA Tells High Court Veterans' PTSD Claims Correctly Rejected
• 500,000 Camp Lejeune Cases Filed With The Navy
• Judge Bars DOD Policy Blocking HIV-Positive Enlistees
• US Army Escapes Nebraska Tribe's Repatriation Suit
• Split 5th Circ. Revives Cameroonian Anglophone's Asylum Bid
• Justices Urged To Take Up 9th Circ. $1.3B Award Suit
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• Ex-Venezuelan Oil Employee Pleads Guilty To Sanctions Plot
• SF Police Can't Sue Navy Over Toxic Shipyard, 9th Circ. Says
• Co. Says No License Needed To Dispute $1B DOD Fuel Deal
• Appeal Board Says Unpaid Army Invoice Claims Too Late
• DOD Tells DC Circ. It Can Set Criteria For Soldier Citizenship
• BigLaw Firm Sues Feds For Halkbank Cooperator Docs
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Menendez, Co-Defendants Seek Acquittal After Guilty Verdicts
• Military Reservist Tells High Court Top-Up Pay Law Is Broad
• DOJ Says No Arthrex Problem In SpaceX Hiring Bias Probe
• Arden Trust Co. Sued In Del. Over Bikini Atoll Fund Depletion
• Deutsche Bank Moved Money For ISIS, Victims' Families Say
• USAF, Airmen Debate Mootness Of Vax Mandate Challenge
• FCC Partly Grants Globalstar Bid For 26 New Satellites
• AT&T, CACI And Others Win $12.5B Air Force Network Deal
• Gov't, Contractor Urge Against Sanctions Over Doc Dispute
• 9th Circ. Sends Northrop Pension Disclosure Row To Trial
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• Why DOJ's Whistleblower Program May Have Limited Impact
• Army Corps Says Co. Didn't Properly Present $29M Claim
• Chinese Router Maker Must Be Looked Into, Reps. Say
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• State Dept. Issues Interim Australia, UK Export Waiver Rule
• Seaplane Crash Victims' Family Drops Product Liability Claims
• No More Info For Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs, Gov't Says
• FTC Drives Crackdown On Connected Cars' Data Privacy Risk
• PE Firm's SpaceX Suit Belongs In Delaware, HK Co. Says
• Connecticut Litigation Highlights Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Treasury's Sanctions Unit Slaps Penalties On Houthi Network
• Audacy Sale To Soros Won't Be Rubber-Stamped, Cruz Says
• Trump's $100M Tort Claim Against DOJ Faces Uphill Climb
• Widows Of Plane Crash Victims Claim Part Maker Is To Blame
• Army 'Shortcomings' Won't Sink $60 Million Support Deal
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Interpreters' Unpaid Wages Suit
• Semiconductor Co. Challenges 'Chinese Military' Designation
• Lessons From Recent SEC Cyber Enforcement Actions
• NC Small Biz Challenges VA Bid Process For Prostate Drug
• DLA Piper Adds SpaceX Exec In DC
• Lockheed Martin Buys Satellite Maker In $450M Deal
• UAE Defense Manufacturer Paramount Group Hits Ch. 11
• T-Mobile Hit With $60M Fine Over National Security Risks
• Amazon's Kuiper Says Satellite Framework Needed Soon
• DOJ Defends Boeing Plea Deal Over Families' Objections
• DOD Issues Contractor Cybersecurity Implementation Rule
• House Republican Files Bill To Fix 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall
• Boeing Scraps Electric Jet Co.'s $72M Trade Secrets Trial Win
• Air Force Didn't Vet Trade Agreement Compliance On IT Deal
• Sen. Durbin Slams DOD's Revocation Of 9/11 Plea Deal
• How Cos. With Chinese Suppliers Should Prep For Biotech Bill
• Army Analyst Cops To Selling Military Secrets To China
• M&A Surge May Bring Opportunities For Cybercriminals
• Feds Nab US-Iran Citizen On Aircraft Parts Charges
• Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Is My Counterclaim Bound To Fall?
• German Defense Biz To Buy US Army Vehicle Co. For $950M
• 8th Circ. Finds ATF's Braced Pistol Rule Arbitrary, Capricious
• DOD Says Missing License Is Needed To Dispute $1B Fuel Deal
• NJ Shipyard Beats Suit Over Worker's Death On Navy Ship
• Poland Inks Estimated $12M Deal For Boeing Military Copters
• Contractor Can't DQ Maynard Nexsen From Bias Case
• DOJ Paths To Limit FARA Fallout From Wynn's DC Circ. Win
• Playing Dungeons & Dragons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Suspect In Smuggling For 'Putin's War Machine' Extradited To US
• GAO Says VA Deal Awardee Wasn't Missing Key Staff Member
• Judge Won't DQ Asst. US Atty In Standard Chartered FCA Case
• Deadline Passes For Camp Lejeune Claims
• Top 4 Trade Policy Developments Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Intelsat Dinged $160K For Sending Satellite To Wrong Area
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2024: Midyear Report
• US Falls Short In Protecting Undersea Cables, Cruz Says
• SEC, SolarWinds In Settlement Talks After Cyber Suit Trimmed
• Protest Tossed After Navy Cancels $12M Software Deal
• Nokia Resets Merger Review Clock For $2.3B Infinera Deal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Misplaced Info, Trade-Offs, Proteges
• DC Circ. Revives Businessman's Suit Over Mueller Report
• Unpacking Executive Privilege, Contempt In Recent Cases
• DoD Engineer Arrested For Taking Home 'Top Secret' Docs
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Complain They Can't Get Gov't Docs
• Ex-Mozambique Finance Minister Convicted For $2B Scheme
• Appeals Board Says BAE Not Owed $21M Pension Cost Claim
• 5th Circ. Blocks Transfer Of SpaceX NLRB Suit
• Boeing, Ethiopian Airlines Families Float April Trial Lineup
• Justices Urged To Turn Away $1.3B Sovereign Immunity Case
• Former Syrian Prison Chief Accused Of US Immigration Fraud
• GAO Says Alleged Conflict Didn't Affect $795M Navy Deal
• 3 Leadership Practices For A More Supportive Firm Culture
• The OIG Report: DOJ's Own Whistleblower Program Has Holes
• Feds Say Tenn. Man Helped North Korea Via IT Worker Ploy
• Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Judge Flags Pretrial 'Difficulties'
• Maynard Nexsen Says No DQ Needed In Contractor Bias Case
• Watchdog Says Murky Goals, Boeing Hinder NASA Rocket
• Delta's Boies Attys Slam CrowdStrike's 'Blame The Victim' Ploy
• FCC Takes Closer Look At Geolocation Plan For 900 MHz
• VC, PE Firm Says Chinese Co. Cost $150M SpaceX Investment
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Hyperlinked Documents
• Rolls-Royce Removes 'Interim' From Unit GC's Title
• DOD Contractor Wants No Prison For Parts Sales From Turkey
• Insurer Wants Bad Faith Claim Tossed In Russian Planes Suit
• 6th Circ. Backs 20 Years For Chinese Spy Who Targeted GE
• NTSB Hearing Probes FAA Review, Boeing Quality Control
• SpaceX Can't Stop Transfer Of NLRB Constitutionality Suit
• Parts Co. Fights Bid To Pause Pratt & Whitney Antitrust Suit
• Japanese Space Co. Slips Ex-Exec's $8M Stock Suit
• GAO Says Protest Over $865M Air Force Deal Premature
• Loper Bright Limits Federal Agencies' Ability To Alter Course
• 7th Circ. Keeps 3M PFAS Pollution Suit In State Court
• What Cos. Should Note In DOJ's New Whistleblower Pilot
• Air Force Says Sanctions Bid In Contract Dispute Unwarranted
• Quinn, Jenner Attys Tapped For Trump Shooting Inquiry
• 11th Circ. Says Drivers Can Use Contracting Law For OT Math
• From Vets To Labor: The Policies VP Pick Walz Has Backed
• Pakistani Man Plotted To Kill US Officials, Feds Say
• NTSB Door Plug Hearing Spotlights Boeing Production Gaps
• DC Circ. Says CIA Can No-Admit, No-Deny Gitmo Docs
• NYC Prof Found Guilty Of Acting As A Secret Chinese Spy
• Cable Biz Likely To Oppose Cybersecurity Reporting Rules
• Military Part Supplier Says Competitors Stole Equipment, Info
• Amazon Seeks Early Exit From Military Service Bias Suit
• Teaching Scuba Diving Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Defense Contractor Wants Maynard Nexsen DQed In Bias Case
• Ex-Army Contract Officer Gets 1 Year For GF's No-Show Job
• SolarWinds Ruling Offers Cyber Incident Response Takeaways
• TikTok Tells DC Circ. That Feds Can't Keep Filings Secret
• GOP Sens. Urge Biden To Lift 'Partial Arms Embargo' On Israel
• Insurers Can't Escape Coverage For Russian-Seized Aircraft
• SpaceX Asks 5th Circ. To Block Transfer Of NLRB Challenge
• Iran Ordered To Pay Nearly $2B To USS Cole Bombing Victims
• Army Corps Fights Amendment To Miss. Dolphin Harm Suit
• Lawyers Can Take Action To Honor The Voting Rights Act
• USAA Agrees To $64M Settlement In Military Borrower Suit
• DOD Yanks Plea Deals With 9/11 'Mastermind,' 2 Accomplices
• Boeing Wins Trim Of Rival Engineering Co.'s IP Case, For Now
• $115.8M CIA Deal Protester Can't Get 'Extra Credit,' GAO Says
• Supporters Of TikTok Ban Make Case To DC Circ.
• Defense Co. Fights DOD Ban For Alleged Subcontractor Ties
• Boeing's New CEO To Steer Daunting Safety Culture Rebound
• Pros And Cons Of 2025 NDAA's Space Contracting Proposal
• Akin Debuts AI Law & Regulation Info Tracker
• DOJ Sues TikTok For Sweeping Children's Privacy Breaches
• Goodwin Procter Reps Behrman Unit In $475M Sale To ITT
• DOJ Unveils Whistleblower Pilot, But Garners Atty Criticism
• Cos., Military Housing Lender Seek Early Wins In Loans Suit
• DOD Defends Designating Tech Firm As Chinese Military Co.
• Boeing, Spirit Aerosystems Escape Calif. Door Blowout Suit
• GE Retirees Reach Deal To Resolve Pension Benefits Dispute
• Prisoner Swap Includes Russian Convicted Of Insider Trading
• RTX Didn't Tell Jobseekers Of Lie Detector Ban, Suit Says