Boeing (BA) and U.S. Justice Department prosecutors said they are still working to finalized a revised settlement agreement to resolve a criminal case against the company stemming from two fatal 737 Max collisions, three months after an earlier plan was blocked by a judge because it included a provision related to DEI, Bloomberg’s Madlin Mekelburg reports, citing a court filing. The government said that both sides require additional time to determine next steps in the case following leadership changes within the DOJ since Trump took office, the author notes.
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