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Aerospace & Defense - August, 2025

198 articles

• US Watchdogs Say Afghan Aid Cuts Has Increased Fraud Risks
• Ga. County Stuck With $2.6M Spaceport Bill After Referendum
• Judge Newman's Suspension Extended Once Again
• Stewart Again Rebuffs Nat. Security In New Discretion Batch
• Former National Security Officials Say Union EO Went Too Far
• BAE Systems Nabs $1.7B Navy Weapons Contract
• Hegseth Creates Joint Task Force To Counter Drone Threats
• JAG Corps Sent To DC To Fill 'Critical Vacancies'
• GAO Says Va. Co.'s $790M Bid For Navy IT Deal Was Deficient
• Advice For 1st-Gen Lawyers Entering The Legal Profession
• Small-Plane Black Box Mandate Would Aid Probes, Lawsuits
• States Say White House Caved In AmeriCorps Cut Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9/11 MDL Families Clear Immunity Hurdle To Sue Saudi Arabia
• NSO's Bid To Slash Meta's $168M Win Faces Skeptical Judge
• Fla. Parts Broker Sentenced To Prison For Invoice Scheme
• Amid Firings, DOJ Opens Temp Judge Eligibility To Any Atty
• Fed. Circ. Says AI Co. Not 'Interested Party' In Bid Protest
• How 9th Circ. Customs Ruling Is Affecting FCA Litigation
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Gives Banks Shield From Terrorism Liability
• FedArb Hires Ex-RTX Legal Chief As Commercial Mediator
• Low Earth Co. Urges FCC To Open Spectrum For Satellite Use
• Coaching Cheerleading Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2nd Circ. Says Afghan Central Bank Immune From Attachment
• US, Others Warn Of China-Backed Cyber Threats To Networks
• DOD Education Unit Accused Of Bias By Assistant Principal
• Unpacking The BIS Guidance On Chinese AI Chip Use
• Co-Founder Says Weapons Tech Co. Undercut Stock Buy
• Texas Firm Hits Feds With Suit Over Unpaid Border Work
• Adams & Reese Aviation Team Adds Former FAA Atty
• Nonprofit Sues For Docs On Federal Takeover Of DC Policing
• Feds Seek 7-Year Bribery Sentence For Nadine Menendez
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Make A Deal
• Judge Won't Pause Order To Reinstate Foreign Aid
• Jacobs Can't Protest Rejection From Nat'l Guard Contract Talks
• Piers Morgan Wants Iran 'Spy' Defamation Suit Tossed
• DOD Watchdog Urges Review Of Ukraine Contract Costs
• Wash. Panel Nixes $5.5M Judgment In Asbestos Cancer Suit
• Commerce Announces Final Steel Duty Rates For 10 Countries
• Annual Report Shows CFIUS Extending Its Reach In 2024
• 11th Circ. Ruling Shows Federal Question Jurisdiction Limits
• From Clerkship To Law Firm: 5 Transition Tips For Associates
• Pratt & Whitney Secures $2.8B Award For F-35 Engines
• Cybersecurity Risks Can Lurk In Gov't Contractor Acquisitions
• Shipbuilders Push To Escape Revived No-Poach Claims
• 9th Circ. Will Hear New Args In $1.3B India Award Suit
• Unions Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Order Halting Bargaining EO
• Trump Expands Use Of National Guard Post-DC Deployment
• Florida Co. Failed To Back Up VA Trip Claims, GAO Says
• Wash. Judge Clears Feds In Navy Vet's VA Negligence Suit
• Budget Act Should Boost Focus On Trade Compliance
• ​​​​​​​Booted Air Force Officers Seek Pay, Benefits
• DOD Limits Awards For Cos. Consulting For Foreign Enitities
• Associates Can Earn Credibility By Investing In Relationships
• Wyden Urges Independent Review Of Courts' Cybersecurity
• Germany Says American Offered US Military Info To China
• Unions Ask Judge To Block DOD, EPA From Ending Contracts
• Judge Pauses CWA Suit Over Chemours' Ohio River Pollution
• Nadine Menendez Presses Court For 1-Year Prison Sentence
• Newman Given Potential Lifeline In Suspension Appeal Loss
• Judge Rejects Protest Of $50M DHS Cybersecurity Contract
• Boeing Fights Disability Bias Suit Over Ratification Bonus
• JPMorgan Agrees To Pay $330M To Resolve 1MDB Allegations
• Congressional Bid Protest Concerns Lack Evidence
• Russian Urges 2nd Circ. To Scrap Superyacht Seizure Ruling
• Lessons From 7th Circ.'s Deleted Chat Sanctions Ruling
• 9th Circ. Tosses Wash. City's Win In Military Leave Suit
• DC Circ. Leaves Judge Newman's Suspension Intact
• Aerospace Co. Must Face Ex-Exec's Claim Of Wrongful Firing
• SBA Proposes Increasing Small Business Size Thresholds
• US Navy Sailor Found Guilty Of Spying For China For $12K
• American Airlines Knocks Out Class Cert. In Military Leave Suit
• Nintendo Gets PTAB To Pare 2 Patents In Switch Fight
• Trump Urges DC Circ. Not To Review Its Foreign Aid Decision
• Aviation Watch: Liability Lessons From 737 Max Blowout
• Divest Order Shows How Security Fears Extend CFIUS Scope
• Guards Say DHS Contractor Can't Escape Wage Suit
• Quilting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Exec's Friends Made $1M On Insider Trades, SEC Says
• Feds Lose Bid To Seal In Vax Patent Case Against Moderna
• Honeywell Ex-Worker Appeals 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Toss
• Microsoft Fired Manager Despite Army Praise, Suit Says
• Chemours Says Injunction Appeal Warrants Stay Of CWA Suit
• Navy Investigators Say Feds Shortchanging Resignation Pay
• Trans Pilot Says Influencer Is Liable For Crash Comments
• Lab Owner Gets 3 Years For $40M COVID-19 Test Fraud
• Calif. Man Gets 8 Years For Shipping Firearms To North Korea
• Nonprofits, Union Fight Withholding Of AmeriCorps Funds
• $8M Lake Michigan Dock Damages Suit Sent To Florida
• 2nd Circ.: Judge Erred In Remanding Vermont-3M PFAS Row
• SpaceX Rebuffs Effort To Revisit Space Launch Rules
• How Proposed FAA Rule May Streamline Drone Operations
• NASA Gets Sensor Co.'s Patent Deal Breach Claims Tossed
• Trump Signs Bill To Boost Export Control Transparency
• What 2 Profs Noticed As Transactional Law Students Used AI
• 5th Circ. Says NLRB Structure Likely Unconstitutional
• GAO Says $868M Navy Contract Evaluation Was Not Unfair
• Insurers Avoid Defending Ericsson In Terrorist Payment Suits
• Honeywell Defeats Ex-Worker's 401(k) Forfeiture Suit
• AmeriCorps Restores $400M In Slashed Grants, Judge Told
• AI Security Co. Reports $15M Settlement With Investors
• BigLaw Settlements Should Not Spur Ethics Deregulation
• Nat'l Guard Deployment In States Won't Be As Easy As In DC
• Trump's Divisive 'China Initiative' May Get A Vigorous Reboot
• 4th Circ. Revives Ex-Airman's No-Fly List Claims
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Injunctions, Unequal Treatment
• 'Creative' $2.5B DuPont Deal In NJ Is PFAS Road Map For AGs
• What FinCEN's AML Rule Delay Means For Advisers
• 5 Ways Lawyers Can Earn Back The Public's Trust
• DC Sues Trump Over Police Takeover, Sanctuary Policies
• 9th Circ. Restores Boeing's $72M Loss In Electric Jet IP Suit
• DC Police Chief Allows Limited ICE Coordination
• SpaceX Calls Va. Broadband Funding Plan 'Wasteful'
• FCC Member Sees Special Authority As Key To Defense Tech
• DHS Can't Ax Suit Challenging Dissolution Of TSA Union Deal
• GAO Rejects Small Biz Protest Over Helicopter Harness Deal
• Aerospace Tech Biz Valued At $800M Following SPAC Merger
• What To Watch As FAA Preps Beyond-Line-Of-Sight Drone Ops
• Hiking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Axes Biden Competition Order And Eases Rocket Regs
• Shah of Iran Intel Chief Must Face Torture Claims By 3 Men
• Raytheon Settles Demotion Suit Over Disability Leave
• New Jersey Firm Fights Ouster From Bidding For DOD Contract
• Trump's Troop Deployment In Calif. Troubles Judge
• DC Circ. Greenlights Trump's Freeze On Foreign Aid
• Lacking Details Doom Navy IT Services Protest, GAO Says
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Negotiation Skills
• Split Del. Justices Back Insurers In 3M Earplug Coverage Fight
• Boeing Must Give Up 737 Max Docs In Jet Purchase Dispute
• Trump Wants To 'Strike Fear' With Troops In Calif., Judge Told
• Parker-Hannifin Seeks Toss Of $900M Trade Theft, Antitrust Suit
• GAO Faults Va. Biz For Waiting To Protest Jet Fuel Deal Terms
• Fla. Apartment, Worker Escape Airman's Wrongful Death Suit
• Bar Exam Reform Must Expand Beyond A Single Updated Test
• Army Brass Grilled On Trump's Calif. Troop Deployment
• GCI To Pay $10K To End Fed Probe Over Alaska Cable Permit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Hezbollah Terrorism Suit Against Bank
• $63M Trade Secrets Suit Over DOD Software Axed
• GAO Denies Virginia Co.'s Protest Of $206M Army Task Order
• Claims Court Judge Orders VA To Redo Drug Procurement
• Export Misconduct Resolutions Emphasize BIS, DOJ Priorities
• IP Atty Asks High Court To Hear 'US Space Force' TM Case
• A Simple Way Courts Can Help Attys Avoid AI Hallucinations
• Fox Rothschild Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over Case Removal
• Boeing Supplier, Investors Reach $29M Deal In 737 Max Suit
• NC Litigation Highlights For The 1st Half of 2025
• 6th Circ. Says Federal Machine Gun Ban Is Constitutional
• Handling Sanctions Risk Cartel Control Brings To Mexico Port
• El Paso Soldier Accused Of Sending Military Info To Russia
• Akin Hires 2 More Crowell & Moring Cyber Pros In DC
• Judge Orders Chemours To Cut Discharges At W.Va. Plant
• Russia Loses Challenge To Hague Tribunal In Ukraine Case
• GAO Says DOD Didn't Properly Assess $10M Contract Offers
• VA Axes Union Contracts Covering Thousands Of Workers
• Wilson Elser Nabs Former Transpo Safety Board Adviser
• Unpacking The Supreme Court's Views On Judgment Finality
• Space Tech-Focused Firefly's Upsized $868M IPO Takes Off
• Defense Cos. Get Forfeiture Claims Cut From 401(k) Suit
• Creating Botanical Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Blocks Mich. Landfill From Taking Radioactive Waste
• PFAS Reg Reversal Defies Water Statute, Increasing Risks
• GAO Grounds Challenge To $368M Air Force Training Award
• NASA Office Urges More Oversight For $27B In Gov't Property
• Broadcasters Worry Upper C-Band Moves Could Cause Harm
• Battle Lines Form Around Interior's Updated NEPA Rule
• FAR Council Issues Final Rule On SAM Registration
• NC Consulting Co. Says Veterans Are Overreaching In Fee Fight
• LA Seeks To Nix Attys In Ex-Cop's Military Leave Bias Suit
• Tornado Founder Gets Partial Mistrial, Convicted On 1 Count
• Tornado Cash Jury Still Out, SEC Leader Backs Privacy Tech
• Feds Float Long-Awaited Drone Rule For Beyond Line Of Sight
• Gov't Owed $559K For Delayed Hurricane Protection Project
• The Legal Education Status Quo Is No Longer Tenable
• CSIS Launches Commission on Cyber Force Generation
• Unpacking Notable Details From FTC's 'AI Washing' Cases
• Ex-Officer Says LAPD Withheld Info In Military Leave Bias Suit
• Drone Cos. Sue Former Exec For Alleged Trade Secret Theft
• Alaska Airlines Can't Nix Flight Attendant's Surgery Win
• CIA Officers Press 4th Circ. To Uphold Bar On DEIA Firings
• Judge Newman Contests Suspension Renewal At DC Circ.
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• GAO Denies Va. Co's Protest Of $972M Air Force Contract
• Boeing Settles Defunct African Airline's 737 Max Fraud Suit
• Construction Co.'s Breach Suit Crumbles In Claims Court
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Relevance Redactions
• DuPont Inks $2.5B Deal With NJ Over PFAS Pollution
• States Can't Block Trump Admin's Cuts To Science Grants
• 9th Circ. Lifts Order Halting Trump From Curbing Fed Unions
• $316M Booz Allen VA IT Services Award Upheld At Claims Court
• 9th Circ. Sees 'Everest-Like' Preemption For Credit Union Fees
• Boeing Sued By Alaska Air Crew Over Door Plug Blowout
• Senate Dem Pitches Way To Keep TikTok Online Without Sale
• How DOJ's New Data Security Rules Leave HIPAA In The Dust
• FCC Asked To Narrow Undersea Cable Rule's License DQs
• Section 1983 Has Promise After End Of Nationwide Injunctions
• Army Inks 10-Year Agreement With Palantir Worth Up To $10B
• V2X, Lockheed Martin Secure $4B Air Force Awards
• Patent Ambiguity Persists After Justices Nix Eligibility Appeal