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Aerospace & Defense - September, 2025

206 articles

• US Worker Unions Slam 'Unlawful' Shutdown Firing Threats
• Defense Unit's Contract Termination OK'd For Late Products
• NY Court Ends $2.5M Bid In West Point Project Fight
• DC Circ. Upholds Contempt Order Against Ex-Fox Journalist
• Judge Tosses Protest Of CBP Aircraft Support Solicitation
• Ga. Tech To Pay $875K To Resolve Cybersecurity FCA Suit
• Junior Attys Must Beware Of 5 Common Legal Brief Mistakes
• Boeing, Rolls-Royce Get Suit Over Osprey Crash Trimmed
• DHS Can't Tie FEMA Funds To Immigration Agenda, AGs Say
• FAR Council Releases Updated Small Biz Regulations
• DOD Releases Contingency Plan For Gov't Shutdown
• DOD Pitches $1.5B Arms Sales To Brazil, Denmark And Taipei
• 6 Copyright, TM Cases On Tap As Justices Begin New Term
• Oregon Hits Trump With Suit Over National Guard Deployment
• 3rd Circ. Denies Pilots' Bid To Revive Military Leave Class
• Contract Disputes Recap: Details, Instructions, Obligations
• Navy Awards Sikorsky $10.8B Contract For More Helicopters
• Trump Nat'l Security Atty Makes 3rd Return To WilmerHale
• Trump Demands Microsoft Fire Ex-Biden Deputy AG Monaco
• Drone-Maker DJI Can't Undo DOD's Chinese Military Co. Label
• Boeing Pushes 9th Circ. To Rethink $72M Trade Secret Verdict
• Star Witness Against NJ Sen. Menendez Asks For Leniency
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Rethink Afghan Central Bank Ruling
• High Court Pauses Distribution Of $4B Foreign Aid
• DOD Says Wounded Knee Soldiers Will Keep Medals Of Honor
• FCC Rejects More Equipment Labs Tied To Adversaries
• 'American Exceptionalism' SPAC Leads 2 IPOs Totaling $550M
• Southwest Airlines Inks $18.5M Deal In Military Leave Suit
• Boeing Calls Polish Airlines' Motion In 737 Case Overbroad
• Commerce Opens 2 New Section 232 Investigations
• GAO Refuses To Revisit Denial Of $306M Army Deal Protest
• Power To The Paralegals: How And Why Training Must Evolve
• Trump Blesses Deal To Transfer TikTok To $14B US Co.
• Textron Shakes Privacy Suit Over Data Sharing With Google
• GAO Says Agencies' Procurement Data Reports Are Lacking
• GE Avoids Retirees' Lawsuit Over Pension Annuity Deal
• Texas Wins Remand Of PFAS Lawsuit Targeting 3M, Corteva
• Sens. Renew Bipartisan Push To Fund Schools On Federal Lands
• Cleo AI Military Lending Suit Paused Amid 9th Circ. Appeal
• Evaluating The Current State Of Trump's Tariff Deals
• Playing Softball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• EU, US Trade Officials Meeting On Tariff Deal
• Tribal Co. Sues Feds Over $2M Military Bridge Project Loss
• Sheppard Mullin Continues Growing, Adds DLA Piper Leader
• DC Judge Won't Reinstate IGs Over 'Obvious' Trump Violation
• GSA Official Says Agencies Are Free To Reject FAR Guidance
• GAO Says Energy Dept. Must Review PFAS At Dozens Of Sites
• Greystar Resolves Wash. AG Action On Military Housing Fees
• Sen. Questions FAA's Proposed $3M Boeing Safety Fine
• Kirkland, Davis Polk Lead Mirion's $585M Paragon Buy
• ITC's IP Cases Mainly Target Computer And Telecom Products
• American Airlines, US Gov't Sued Over Potomac Crash
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Time Management
• Laser Co. Mynaric Investors Get Final OK For $300K Deal
• Professor Says New West Point Policy Stifles Free Speech
• DHS Floats H-1B Rule To Prioritize Higher-Paid Workers
• Feds, Military Officers Support Contractor In Vet Injury Suit
• Neb. Tribe Seeking Kids' Remains Fights Army's Defense
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Grounds, Clarifications, Amendments
• Chemours Asks 4th Circ. To Toss Ohio River Pollution Order
• How Hyperlinks Are Changing E-Discovery Responsibilities
• Oracle To Secure TikTok Users' Data In Deal To Skirt US Ban
• New Framework Needed For Satellite Power Caps, Orgs Say
• Ligado OK'd For $7.8B Debt-For-Equity Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• Russia Sues Australia, Netherlands Over MH17 Determination
• Newman Urges Full DC Circ. To Let Judges Sue Their Courts
• DOJ, College Reach Deal On Servicemembers' Job Rights
• 11th Circ. Wants More Arguments In Labor Agreement Fight
• Judge Affirms JV Ineligibility For Navy Small Business Award
• Feds Urge Justices To Back Trump's Emergency Tariffs
• DOD Watchdog Says Seafood Contracts Need Improvement
• Detention Facility Contract Able To Proceed Amid Protest
• Aerospace Co. Workers' 401(k) Management Suit Falls Flat
• Satellite Biz Bristles At Idea Of Tougher FCC Enviro Oversight
• Beneficiaries Dispute Aviation Exclusion In Fatal Crash Row
• Claims Court Becoming More Attractive For Bid Protests
• India Can't Challenge Immunity Ruling In $111M Award Suit
• NJ Shipyard Agrees To Pay $4M To Settle FCA Allegations
• How Justices' Ruling Upends Personal Jurisdiction Defense
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Venture Capital Atty From O'Melveny
• Gold Star Mother Accuses Atty Of Malpractice In Fraud Case
• Calif. Judge Pauses US Suit Over $380M PetroSaudi Award
• Feds Hit With Protest Over Project Labor Deal Requirement
• Army Challenges Tribe's Claims In Burial Dispute At 4th Circ.
• Gov't Told GPS Signal Jamming Growing Far Worse
• EPA Will Maintain Hazardous Designations For PFOA, PFOS
• Senators Intro Bill To Boost Contractor Price Transparency
• DOD To Probe Redundancies In Cyberspace Ops
• Writing Musicals Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Judge Won't Toss Trans Pilot's Defamation Claim
• Boeing, DOJ Say FAA Fines Don't Sway Conspiracy Case
• Satellites Belong In FCC's Enviro Reviews, Agency Told
• Security Co. Wins Discovery Bid In $15M Afghan Award Fight
• Defense Co. Says Worker Fired For Harassment, Not Religion
• Shipbuilders Ask Justices To Weigh 4th Circ. No-Poach Ruling
• Charter Jet Co. Alleges GE Engine Defect Caused Fatal Crash
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Va. AUSA To Mid-Law
• Ex-Navy Admiral Sentenced To 6 Years In Bribery Case
• Military Contractor Tells Justices To Nix Army Vet's Injury Suit
• Judge Cuts $2.8M From Army Corps Contractor's Claims
• High Court Urged To Leave $120M Iraq Immunity Ruling Intact
• Trump Admin Says Judge Can't Protect Agency Union Pacts
• Feds Can't Avoid Property Owners' Navy Flight Takings Claims
• Commerce Asks For Inclusions To Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• How 5th Circ.'s NLRB Ruling May Reshape Federal Labor Law
• Maritime Recruiter Settles Naval Engineers' No-Poach Claims
• 7 Document Review Concepts New Attorneys Need To Know
• Feds Oppose Sierra Club's Bid To Freeze $50M In Border Funds
• Deference Ruling Could Close The FAR Loophole
• FAA, SpaceX Get Early Win In Starship Enviro Review Suit
• Chancery OKs Public Access To Some SpaceX Suit Docs
• Ex-Airman Sues Iran Over 1996 Khobar Towers Bombing
• RTX Beats Investor Suit Over Engine 'Microcrack' Claims
• Environmental Rules On Chopping Block For Gov't Contractors
• Security Industry Group Calls 900 MHz Redo Idea Disruptive
• Engineer Who Tried To Pass Secrets To Russia Gets 10½ Years
• Feds Say Surveillance Court Cleared Latest FISA Certifications
• How Trump's Space Order May Ease Industry's Growth
• NC Co.'s $41M Navy Award Challenge Sinks At GAO
• FAA Suggests $3.1M Boeing Fine For 2024 Door-Plug Blowout
• DOJ Says States Can't Reverse Grant Cuts In OMB Reg Fight
• Builders Urge 11th Circ. To Block Biden's EO Labor Mandate
• Feds Back Chevron And Exxon In High Court Pollution Case
• Chem Industry's Goals For Toxic Substance Law Face Hurdles
• Contract Claims Trimmed In Missile Antenna Seizure Fight
• Agentic AI Puts A New Twist On Attorney Ethics Obligations
• Taxation With Representation: Felesky Flynn, Gibson, Kirkland
• Quinn Emanuel's $30M Fee Bid Flouts Ch. 11, Co. Says
• Magnesium Producer's DIP Rollup Denied Amid Enviro Row
• FCC Focuses On 'Friendly' Space Regulatory Environment
• Trump Taps American Airlines Pilot For NTSB
• 2nd Circ. Says 9/11 MDL Firm Must Wait To Appeal Sanctions
• Mistrial Declared For Execs Accused Of Bribing Navy Admiral
• Longtime General Dynamics Legal Counsel Joins Honigman
• Vet's Wells Fargo Credit Ding Didn't Break Law, Jury Finds
• Being A Professional Wrestler Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Nadine Menendez Gets 4½ Years In Bribery Case
• Magnesium Producer Hits Ch. 11 Following Plant Failures
• VA Botched $12M Texas Hospital Renovation, Per Report
• Feds Want 10 Years For Ex-Navy Admiral In Bribe Case
• Consumers Defend Challenge To Nippon-US Steel Merger
• Meet The Attys Now Fighting Judge Newman's Suspension
• Unions' Challenge To Fed. Layoffs, Reorganizations Proceeds
• 4th Circ. Hears Neb. Tribe's Fight For Children's Repatriation
• Jeju Air Crash Victim's Estate Sues Boeing For Negligence
• Cruz Fights NDAA's Pentagon 'Veto' Of Commercial Spectrum
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Adapting To The Age Of AI
• Ch. 11 Ruling Voiding $2M Litigation Funding Sends A Warning
• Baker McKenzie Adds New National Security Group Co-Head
• DOD's Cybersecurity Rule May Help Fend Off FCA Claims
• Mitsubishi Accused Of Dodging Pollution Regs With Deception
• McKinsey Expects $106T Global Infrastructure Spend By 2040
• Roberts Pauses Foreign Aid Distribution For Now
• Feds Say Lejeune Litigants Can't Link Chemical To Illnesses
• Ohio Aerospace Manufacturer Hits Ch. 11 To Rework Debt
• 4 Possible Factors In Nadine Menendez's Bribery Sentence
• NASA Shuts Down Black Ex-Engineer's Bias Suit
• Demystifying The Civil Procedure Rules Amendment Process
• Pentagon Finalizes Cybersecurity Rule For Contractors
• Cleo AI Must Face Military Lending Suit Over Cash Advances
• Split 4th Circ. Axes States' Challenge To Trump Admin Layoffs
• Atty In Judge Newman Suspension Feud Moves To DOJ
• GAO Backs Navy's Call To Toss Bidder Over Small Biz Rule
• FCC To Revoke Authorizations For Foreign-Owned 'Bad Labs'
• Trump Returns To High Court In Foreign Aid Freeze Dispute
• Firefighters Say PFAS Economic And Health Harms Are Real
• 4 Firms Build EchoStar's $17B Spectrum Sale To SpaceX
• DC Circ. Won't Halt Order Releasing Billions In Foreign Aid
• Stewart Tackles Markets, Injunctions In Newest PTAB Reviews
• Trump Plan For Nat'l Guard In Chicago Sparks Legal Concerns
• 9th Circ. Revives Ex-DLA Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Sierra Club Looks To Secure Border Wall Settlement Funds
• 401(k) Suit Against Defense Cos. Stayed For Mediation In Kan.
• SAM Update May Ease Tricky Timing Technicalities
• Veterans Attack NC Consulting Co.'s Push For Fee Fight Win
• Tesla Proposes Making Musk The Trillion-Dollar Man
• Taxation With Representation: Milbank, Wachtell, Latham
• Parenting Skills That Can Help Lawyers Thrive Professionally
• Feds Seek Stay On Court Order Releasing Foreign Aid Billions
• GAO Calls On VA To Boost Exam Contractor Oversight
• Chevron, Exxon Kick Off High Court La. Pollution Case
• Latham, Jones Day Advise On $3.15B Cadence-Hexagon Deal
• CTIA's Pai Projects Smooth Mobile Transition In Upper C-Band
• DC Sues Trump Over National Guard Deployment
• Wash. PFAS Contamination Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Atty Can't Duck TCPA Suit Over Camp Lejeune Calls
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Judge Questions Defense Dept. Cap On Research Costs
• Teaching Trial Advocacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• US Steel, Nippon Drop Suit Against Cleveland-Cliffs, USW
• Lockheed, Pratt & Whitney Can't Keep Up With F-35 Deliveries
• GAO Says DOD Lacks Crucial Info On Prototype Deals
• Texas Judge Asks Feds How Boeing Deal Serves Public
• Ex-Air Force Worker Says Disability Bias Case Can't End Early
• Military To Blame For Maine Mass Shooting, Victims Allege
• Honda Fights FCC Adding Car Technologies To Security List
• Former TransDigm GC Launches Retaliatory Firing Suit
• Military Lawyers To Work As Temporary Immigration Judges
• Feds Can't Exit Suit Over Fatal USAF Base Wall Collapse
• House Approves Bill To Trim Undersea Cable Gear Access
• Texas Property Law Complicates Financing And Development
• Trump Reverses Biden On Space Command HQ
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Texas AUSA To BigLaw
• GAO Says Army Contract Needs Haven't Changed
• Apollo, Brookfield-Backed Group Inks $28.2B Air Lease Deal
• Calif. Judge Rules Trump's Troop Deployment Was Unlawful