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Honeywell has thrown up a bevy of defenses against a government suit that alleges the company made defective fabric for body armor. On Wednesday a key defense fell flat, as a judge ruled that Honeywell couldn?t block the action by claiming that the government previously turned a blind eye to potential problems with the fabric. The ruling is the latest setback for the company and its lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis.
January 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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