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Every dispatch, filed by category. Litigation tracks how disputes actually resolve; Regulation covers the rules themselves; Engineering Failure works from the technical record; Strategic Risk maps exposure before it becomes a filing.
Vermont Yankee to Diablo Canyon: How Nuclear Liability Suits Actually Get Won
A survey of forty years of nuclear tort litigation shows plaintiffs rarely win on the science — they win on the paper trail.
Why § 50.59 Is the Most Litigated Regulation You've Never Heard Of
The provision letting licensees make changes without prior NRC approval also generates more enforcement disputes than any other single rule.
Reconstructing the O-Ring Timeline: What the Data Actually Shows
A minute-by-minute reconstruction of temperature data against the launch-decision record, and where the two diverge.
Export Control Exposure for Aerospace Subcontractors: A Risk Map
Where ITAR and EAR jurisdiction actually overlaps with subcontractor deliverables — and where most compliance programs assume coverage they don't have.
The Discovery Fight Over Flight Data Recorders: A Practitioner's Guide
Black box data is public in theory and adversarial in practice. A guide to the motions that actually determine what gets released, and when.
The FAA's ODA Program After MCAS: What Changed, What Didn't
Delegated certification authority survived its highest-profile crisis largely intact. A close read of what the post-MCAS reforms actually altered.
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