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Court Ruling Upends Navy's MUSV Evaluation Process

A US Court of Federal Claims judge has ruled that the Navy unfairly evaluated Saildrone's proposal for the medium unmanned surface vessel (MUSV) program, ordering a do-over within 60 days using fair and consistent evaluation criteria. The court found the Navy's original review to be arbitrary and capricious, sparking a re-evaluation that could shake up the competition.

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Court Seizes Radaris Domains in Data Broker Privacy Case

In a major victory for data privacy, a New Jersey judge has ordered the seizure of Radaris domains, marking a significant step forward in the enforcement of Daniel's Law, which protects personal information of state officials and their families from data brokers. This move follows Atlas Data Privacy Corp's lawsuit against Radaris, which accused the company of using delaying tactics to avoid accountability.

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