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Aerospace & Defense - May, 2025

227 articles

• Split 9th Circ. Won't Unblock Trump's Gov't Overhaul
• Contractor Nabs Claims Court Win In Fuel Card Award Dispute
• GAO Notes Shortfalls In Reevaluation Of Space Command HQ
• Wash. High Court Relaxes Standard For Worker Illness Suits
• NSO Wants New WhatsApp Hack Trial After Meta's $168M Win
• Fed Circ. Weighs In On Veterans Court Review Standard
• DHS Moves To Ax BigLaw Firm's Halkbank FOIA Dispute
• Dissident Intelligence Worker Arrested Over Leak Attempt
• Sikorsky Aircraft Workers Can't Back Bias Claims, Court Told
• SpaceX Labor Suit May Bring Cosmic Jurisdictional Shifts
• The BigLaw Settlements Are About Risk, Not Profit
• Radar Co. Saves Trade Secret Claims In Suit Against Ex-Exec
• DOJ Could Target Journalists Under Media Policy Reversion
• CFPB Will Settle FirstCash Military Lending Suit
• Troutman Taps New Leader For Gov't Contracts Group
• China Unicom Will Stay On FCC 'Covered List'
• DOJ Officially Files To Drop Boeing 737 Max Conspiracy Case
• Interior OKs Utah Mine In First Fast-Tracked Energy Review
• Neb. Tribe Challenges Army's Repatriation Law Interpretation
• GAO Backs DHS Decisions For $10.2M Support Services Deal
• Ex-Goldman Partner, Star Witness In 1MDB Trial, Gets 2 Years
• Brazilian Jiujitsu Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Offers Lesson On Gov't Data Rights In Contracts
• 16 States Sue Trump Admin Over Cuts To Science Grants
• Elon Musk Is Leaving White House Role, Trump Admin Says
• FBI Misled Court In Russia Sanctions Probe, Judge Rules
• Del. Justices Won't Revive Raytheon Incentive Plan Suit
• Judge Rejects Johns Hopkins Unit's Claim FCA Suit Is Untimely
• Security Exec Gets $20K Fine For Rigging DOD Contracts
• Key Steps For Traversing Federal Grant Terminations
• Defense-Focused SPAC Leads Pair Of Listings Totaling $285M
• Ex-Benghazi Investigator Sworn In As Interim NorCal US Atty
• GAO Denies Protest Over Air Force Security Solicitation
• Musk, DOGE Fail To Nix States' Suit Against 'Limitless' Power
• Drone Co. Overhyped Army Contract Prospects, Investor Says
• Judge Raises Eyebrow At DHS Move To Scrap TSA Union Deal
• Expert Says DuPont Knew Of PFAS Risk At NJ Site
• DOJ Export Declination Highlights Self-Reporting Benefits
• Review Risk Is Increasing For Foreign Real Estate Developers
• ArentFox Schiff Adds BCLP International Trade Pro In DC
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Judge Extends Block On Trump's Government Layoffs
• DOJ, Boeing Reach Deal To Drop 737 Max Criminal Case
• Service Members' COVID Vax Claims Sent To Military Boards
• DC DHS Guards Forced To Work Through Breaks, Court Told
• Power To The Paralegals: An Untapped Source For Biz Roles
• Senate Dems Bash Spectrum 'Giveaway' In Budget Bill
• Split DC Circ. Affirms Ax Of Ex-Trump Aide's Surveillance Suit
• Trump Issues Fresh Tariff Threats Against EU, Apple
• The Legal Risks Of US Restrictions On Investments In China
• What's Next As DOJ Mulls Dropping Boeing Criminal Case
• L3 Technologies To Pay $62M To Settle FCA Claims, DOJ Says
• FCC Clamps Down On 'Bad Labs' Seen As Security Threats
• Cities Say They Fixed Bid To Divest Axon Police Camera Buy
• Calif. Judge Likely To Extend Block On Gov't Reorg, Job Cuts
• As Trump Wields FCA, Whistleblowers May See 'Dollar Signs'
• FCC Eyes More Satellite Use Across 4 Spectrum Bands
• Playing Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Contractor Settles DOJ's Aircraft Adhesive FCA Allegations
• Senior FCC Democrat Attends Final Monthly Meeting
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Khashoggi Widow's Surveillance Suit
• USAA's $3.25M Data Breach Deal Granted Final OK
• Army Contract Protest Dismissed Over Filing Violations
• Courts Can't Review Trump's Tariff Emergencies, Gov't Says
• Airplane Parts Cos. Urge NC Justices To Revive Crash Appeal
• 'Rip And Replace' Likely Done In 1 Year, FCC Says
• Ky. Judge Nixes Treasury's Bid To End Labor Contracts
• Trump Can't Fire Privacy Board Democrats, DC Court Says
• Feds Say Atty Behind Embassy Attack Can't Avoid Restitution
• Lighting Biz Will Pay $300K For Providing Chinese Goods
• Nadine Menendez Taps Cozen O'Connor To Fight Conviction
• DOJ Memo Raises Bar For Imposition Of Corporate Monitors
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Becoming A Firmwide MVP
• Nonprofits Seek To Block 'Sweeping' AmeriCorps Cuts
• FCC Warned To Not Overreach In Undersea Cable Rules
• Gov't Says Unions Too Slow In Calling For Halt Of Restructure
• Injunction On Trump Order Limited To Perkins, Judge Clarifies
• Chicago Orgs Fight Feds' Bid To Drop Dredged Waste Suit
• Age Bias Suit Against Aircraft Co. Offers Lessons For Layoffs
• Trump Calls For FCC Spectrum Auctions In Budget Bill
• GAO Urges Audit Agency To Assess Public Accountant Plans
• National Security Pro Joins Arnold & Porter White Collar Team
• Veterans Seek Certification For VA Consultant Fee Claims
• Feds To Use FCA To Go After Antisemitism, DEI Policies
• Feds Can Recoup Overpayment For Nixed Contract
• Terror Claimants Get OK To Serve Ex-Binance CEO's Counsel
• DuPont And Garden State Clash In PFAS Trial Opener
• 21 AGs Join Fight To Keep DHS Oversight Offices Open
• Ex-Navy Admiral Convicted Of Steering Contracts
• Coast Guard Told To Revisit Forced Retirees' Service Dates
• 2 Menendez Associates Must Await Appeal Behind Bars
• Fed. Circ. Says Board Must Rethink Afghan Lease Fight Ruling
• Aircraft Parts Co. TransDigm Nabs Servotronics In $110M Deal
• State Immunity In England Needs Clarification, Judge Says
• IPO Pipeline Restarts As Tariff-Related Volatility Eases
• FCC Taking Steps To Expand Use Of 12 GHz, 42 GHz Bands
• 'Tuna Bond' Defendants Ordered To Pay $352M In Restitution
• Judge Orders Feds To Answer Navy Housing Suit Questions
• Trump Calls On Justices To Stay Block Of Gov't Restructuring
• Armory Sues Wayzata, Others Over 'Black Box' Funding Deals
• Families Rip DOJ Bid To Ditch Boeing 737 Max Criminal Case
• DHS Illegally Freezing Counterterrorism Funds, Chicago Says
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Size, Supply Schedules, SINs
• Calif. Atty Caught Using Claim Construction Made Up By AI
• NJ, DuPont To Face Off In Landmark PFAS Trial Series
• Nadine Menendez Gets 3-Month Delay Of Bribery Sentencing
• Patent Owner Urges Justices To Take Telemedicine Case
• Trump Admin Settles Vaccine Contract Info Suit For $10K
• $38M Law Firm Settlement Highlights 'Unworthy Client' Perils
• KPMG Sues To Stop Air Force's 'Billion-Dollar Boondoggle'
• GOP Senators Say Gov't Should Ban Chinese Co.'s Routers
• Unions, Groups Seek Injunction To Block Gov't Restructuring
• $60.5M In Settlements Get Final OK In RTX No-Poach Case
• DOD Updates Plans For Trans Service Member Separations
• Only Certainty About FAR Reform Order Is Its Uncertainty
• Teaching Business Law Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Aircraft Parts Broker Pleads Guilty To Fraud Conspiracy
• Feds, Immigrants Spar Over Defense Dept. Role In Removals
• C-Band Payment Clearinghouse Says Its Work Is Done
• NY Judge Skeptical Of Huawei's Pretrial Bid To Nix Charges
• Army Corps Halts Air Base Project, Cites Contractor Lapses
• Tripwire Moves To End Explosives Suit Over Licensing Issues
• Lawmakers Line Up To Unwind Trump's 'Chaotic' IEEPA Tariffs
• Risks Abound For Higher Ed As Top Court Ruling Turns 2
• 11th Circ. Won't Reopen White DOD Worker's Race Bias Suit
• 3M Payment Satisfied Policy Requirements, Del. Justices Told
• Co. Missed Chance To Appeal Axed Contract, Board Says
• Jurisdictional Issues At Play In 9th Circ.'s FCA Trade Case
• Trump Scraps Biden-Era Restrictions On AI Chip Exports
• Judge Orders Boeing To Share Disclosures, Allow Depositions
• EPA Plans Cutbacks And Delays To PFAS Drinking Water Regs
• Boeing Whistleblower Suicide Suit Ends In Quick Settlement
• Deregulation Memo Presents Risks, Opportunities For Cos.
• Action Steps To Prepare For Ramped-Up Export Enforcement
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Discovery
• Judge Won't Limit Foreign Aid Freeze Injunction
• Boeing Slams Defunct Airline's Sanctions Bid In 737 Max Spat
• Mortgage Lender Overcharges Service Members, Suit Says
• Law Firms Expected To Settle Veteran's TCPA Suit
• Schumer Vows To Hold Up Trump's DOJ Noms Over Qatari Jet
• Menendez 'Laptop Problem' May Not Sway 2nd Circ. On Bail
• Mass. Contractor To Pay $10M For Alleged Overcharges
• 3M Says It'll Pay $285M To End Past, Future NJ PFAS Claims
• AI Cash Advance Co. Cleo Faces Service Member Class Action
• Hawaii Judge Awards Damages For Navy's Red Hill Fuel Leaks
• Boeing Execs Say Cert. Appeal Warrants Stay Of 737 Max Suit
• DHS To Terminate Temporary Protections For Afghans
• Budget Bill Would Let FCC Auction 600 MHz Of Spectrum
• Will Justices Finally Rein In Universal Injunctions?
• Arnold & Porter Adds Former US Ambassador In DC
• Cos. Must Assess And Prepare For Cartel-Related FCPA Risks
• Calif. Judge Blocks Trump's Gov't Reorganization, Job Cuts
• Split 4th Circ. Revives Naval Engineers' No-Poach Case
• Feds Put Heat On Foreign Data Transfers With Sweeping Rules
• Kaman Aerospace Liable For $22M In Fatal Helicopter Crash
• DC Circ. Tosses DOD's Time-In-Service Appeal As Moot
• GAO Denies Protest To Air Force Groundskeeping Solicitation
• Souter's Clerks Remember Him As Humble, Kind And Caring
• Hiker And 'Raconteur': Atty Recalls 50-Year Bond With Souter
• Ropes & Gray Adds Former Homeland Security Policy Leader
• A Look At David Souter's Most Significant Opinions
• Justice Souter Was An Unexpected Force Of Moderation
• GAO Urges Navy To Revisit $214M Services Award
• Playing Guitar Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies At 85
• Feds Float Sweeping Air Traffic Control Overhaul
• Lockheed Loses Protest Of Air Force Ops Center Procurement
• Trump Admin Defends Gov't Restructuring As Lawful
• Halkbank Wants Justices To Take 2nd Look At Immunity Claim
• Feds Oppose Sentencing Delay For Nadine Menendez
• Crisis Management Lessons From The Parenting Playbook
• Elizabeth Holmes Loses Bid For Full 9th Circ. Rehearing
• Convicted Atty In Embassy Attack Seeks To Avoid Restitution
• Bergdahl Asks DC Circ. To Uphold Conviction Toss
• Ukraine Weapons Importer Looks For OK Of $20M Award
• GSA Launches Website For Overhaul Of Federal Procurements
• Ex-Panama Prez Can't Challenge Extradition, 11th Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs Denial Of 'US Space Force' Trademark
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Army Win In Practice Bomb Contract Fight
• DLA Piper Follows Trade Lateral Trend With DC Partner Hires
• Jenner & Block Brings On Former White House Tech Adviser
• Wyden Urges Probe Of White House Use Of TeleMessage App
• Obama Admin Secretary Johnson To Retire From Paul Weiss
• Adapting To Private Practice: From NY Fed To BigLaw
• Mobile Cos. Ramp Up Call For Spectrum, But Face Hurdles
• Judge Scolds US Over 'Vague' Bid To Stay $380M Award Row
• Quarles & Brady Adds New IP, Real Estate Partners
• Boeing Battles Bid To Depose Engineer In 737 Max Fraud Suit
• Russia Loses DQ Bid In Ukraine Case Over Arbitrator's Tweet
• House OKs Economic Espionage Act Targeting Russia, China
• DOD Says It Has Standing To Halt Labor Contracts
• Army Base Teachers' Unions Sue Trump Over Executive Order
• National Security Atty Who Lost Clearance Sues Trump Admin
• McCarter & English Pushes To End Ex-Atty's Firing Suit
• Meta Wins $168M Verdict Against NSO Over WhatsApp Hack
• Top 3 Litigation Finance Deal-Killers, And How To Avoid Them
• High Court Lets Transgender Troop Ban Take Effect
• 4th Circ. Seems Split On Fight Over DOGE's Data Access
• Are Circuits Suddenly Split 11-1 Over Forum Selection Fights?
• 'Punish' NSO For WhatsApp Hack, Meta Tells Jury In Closings
• GAO Backs FBI Price Evaluation For IT Support Deal Award
• National Guard Worker Challenges Trump Order On Gender
• Ex-NY Gov. Aide Can't Ax Foreign Agent Charges
• High Court Won't Touch $44M Award In Deadly Navy Crash
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Coverage Denial Over Pre-Service Surgery
• NJ AG Seeks Public Office Ban For Menendez Over Conviction
• How Attys Can Use A Therapy Model To Help Triggered Clients
• Veterans Look To Bar Firm's Contacts With Potential Class
• RTX Cos., Workers Nab Initial OK Of $19.9M Break, Wage Deal
• Spyware Maker NSO Can't Cite Zuck In WhatsApp Hack Trial
• Ex-Fla. VA Center Exec Promoted App By Son's Co., OIG Says
• American Airlines Seeks To Disband Military Leave Suit Class
• Groups Seek Order Halting Trump's Restructuring Of Gov't
• No Basis For $62M Sub Maintenance Award Protest, GAO Says
• 3 Steps For In-House Counsel To Assess Litigation Claims
• Troops Urge High Court To Keep Transgender Ban On Ice
• WhatsApp Trial Judge Bars NSO's 'Outlandish' IP Theft Claim
• Board Denies Corps Bid To Trim Some Hangar Project Claims
• Army Contractor Seeks $1.3M Over Undelivered Cable Sets
• US Tells Justices Telemedicine Case Isn't Ideal For Eligibility
• Hawaii Tenant's Tainted Water Eviction Claims Survive Ruling
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit Ruling On Guam Munitions Suit
• Senate Panel Delays A Vote On Martin Nomination For US Atty
• Raytheon, Nightwing To Pay Feds $8.4M Over Cybersecurity
• Rubio Named As Nat'l Security Adviser After Waltz Reshuffle
• Kirkland Adds National Security Attys From DC Boutique
• Teaching College Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer