Hodgson Russ has thorough industry knowledge and extensive experience representing companies operating in the aerospace and defense (A&D) sector. Our representation includes a comprehensive range of legal services, integrating our strengths in government regulatory and compliance issues, risk management, multijurisdictional litigation, and cross-border business capabilities. We advise A&D prime contractors and subcontractors; industry manufacturers and suppliers; and airlines, airports, and their related service providers.
Our services to aerospace, defense, and government services clients include:
- Strategic counseling and representation in connection with mergers and acquisitions and capital market transactions
- False Claims Act defense
- Regulatory relations and compliance advice
- Risk assessment and due diligence counseling and advice
- Assistance in obtaining government approvals, including novations and consents in connection with mergers and acquisitions, and approvals for military export and export of specialized goods and services
- Strategic counseling related to business development and joint ventures
- Strategic counseling involving government procurement contracts and subcontracts
- Negotiations related to distributorships, equipment loan and leasing, supply chain agreements, and vendor certifications
- Review of agency and consultancy arrangements and counseling regarding related regulatory compliance
- Representation in intellectual property and commercial disputes
- Training to address regulatory compliance
- Counsel, advice, and representation in matters related to labor and employment, taxation, real estate, environmental, and corporate law
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- Craig M. FischerPartner
- Cristin L. MurrayPartner
- Aaron M. SaykinPartner
- Valerie E. StevensNew York City Office Managing Partner
- Melissa N. SubjeckPartner
- John J. ZakPartner
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