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10-Year Military CTL Contract Provision Gets Senate OK, but DARPA Sets Bar... The U.S. Senate on Sept. 17 voted to approve a Defense Authorization bill that includes a provision allowing ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) New contract. NEW CONTRACT: AeroVironment Inc. has received $4.6 million in funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Collaboration is key to meeting war fighter technology needs. * At a time when U.S. forces are heavily engaged in two major wars and preparing for an ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Vision: Teleportation; Beam Me Up, DARPA. Is teleportation possible? The Defense Advanced Projects Research Agency (DARPA) is willing to bet it is. In early ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Optical Chip Handles Imaging and Bioanalysis When the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is doing the judging, even the compact cameras in cell phones ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Sensor-rich designs As the cost of microprocessors and sensors continues to drop, autonomous and semiautonomous systems can incorporate more intelligence ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) A shot in the dark meets its match As part of a $74 million contract, Danbury-based Kimchuk Inc. is manufacturing more than 8,000 devices to help ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Defense agency hatches plan for birdlike aircraft: Aerovironment wins... A company known for its miniature aircraft is now going even smaller. Aerovironment Inc., a Monrovia developer and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 'Big Dog' could become a Marine's best friend. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] BALTIMORE -- Dogs are said to be man's best friend. Marine Corps officials hope that a ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Reclaiming a limb. The video is startling. Less than two hours after being outfitted with a prosthetic arm, an amputee who ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Leading the way. Those who lead the way often follow a path that strays from more conventional routes--one with twists and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Bug-sized 'bots for the urban battle. See that spider crawling along the sidewalk? In five years, you might want to take a closer look ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Rough patch: Marines likely to curtail ground-vehicle wish list. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] BALTIMORE -- The Marine Corps is struggling to keep its ground-vehicle modernization plans afloat. A combination ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Navy to field a family of next-generation bomb disposal robots. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- The Navy will field a family of bomb disposal robots to replace ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) BRIEFINGS ... AIR CANADA - launches new nonstop service between Richmond (VA) and Toronto. AIRMALL® - at Boston Logan Int'l ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Sandy-based firm's strap-on autonomy system allows vehicles to be operated... It's unbelievable at first - you feel as though someone should be sitting in the driver's seat operating ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Job screening: Fetch Technologies. Fetch Technologies has introduced Fetch Footprint, a service that collects information from local, state and federal sources, and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Cutting through the radar clutter. * The same technology that allows fighter pilots to detect enemy planes in the skies may one day ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Market slowdown: low-cost space launch vehicles await liftoff. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- A new generation of small rockets may fulfill the Air Force's goat of creating ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Game lets GI's make friends, not war. * Soldiers not only must know how to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan, they also are expected to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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Defense Research Institute (DRI)

organization of trial attorneys who specialize in the representation of defendants who become subject to tort actions. Generally, these tort actions involve bodily injury or personal injury claims against the defendant.

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Lawyers, claims people, adjusters, insurance companies, trade associations, corporations, and target defendants in civil litigation, such as doctors, pharmacists, engineers, manufacturers, and other professional and skilled personnel. Seeks to increase ...

Members: 22,000
Founded: 1960
Dues: individual (defense attorney, government attorney, or young lawyer), $130-$225 annual; corporate, $500 annual; law student, $20 annual; senior, $50 annual.

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