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Public Policy - June, 2023

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• Justices Pass On Acquitted Conduct Review — For Now
• Biden Airs Plan B After Justices Nix $430B Student Debt Relief
• Ex-CEO's Bid For FDIC Ruling Redo Must Wait For 5th Circ.
• Mich. Chief Justice Urges Change To 'No Call, No Show' Law
• Bitcoin ETF Filings Amended To Include Coinbase Agreement
• Biz Group Presses Tai On Lingering Mexico Trade Frictions
• Feds Continue To Give Tribes Access to Nat'l Crime Databases
• Wash. City Blames Utility Cos. For Costly Road Work Delays
• Big Tech Sues Arkansas Over New Child Social Media Limits
• Musk Wants 2nd Circ. To Rethink His Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• FTC Pitches Crackdown On Fake Reviews, Social Media Tricks
• Proxy Advisory Firm Pushes Back On States' ESG Criticism
• Supreme Court Won't Hear $3B Spectrum Credit Appeal
• Sotomayor Blasts Police Immunity Rule As 'Absolute Shield'
• Mosby, A 'Lightning Rod,' Wants Perjury, Fraud Trial Moved
• Judge Says Parts Of DOL's Rollover Advice Exemption Invalid
• NJ AG Backs 3 LGBTQIA+ Discrimination Cases, Vows Action
• Justices Remand Ohio Redistricting Row After Elections Case
• DC Circ. Relieves Texas But Not Colo. Of EPA Ozone Duties
• Texas Justices Hand Win To Governor On Mask Mandate Ban
• Colo. Pot Chain Gets State Vendor's Fees Blocked, For Now
• Texas Court Says Horizontal Drilling Under PSA Isn't Pooling
• More Lawmakers Ring Competition Alarms Over PGA-LIV Deal
• Rep. Raskin Calls On NFL To Release Report On Commanders
• Trade Court Backs CBP, Nails Plywood Imports For Evasion
• Immigrants Say High Court Ruling Dooms Bid To Kill DACA
• DC Circ. Says Seminole Tribe Can Collect Online Bets
• Spain's Bid To Duck Arbitral Awards Must Fail, Investors Say
• EU, Pfizer Strike Pandemic Prep Deal Via €5B Health Program
• 3 Takeaways From The Copyright Office's AI Webinar
• A Look At Section 230 After High Court's Refusal To Clarify
• Amgen, Horizon Lodge Constitutional Attack On FTC
• What Affirmative Action Ruling Means For Higher Ed And Cos.
• Most Of NC Abortion Law Can Take Effect, Judge Rules
• NY Hits $200M Mark To Remedy Past Harms To New Pot Cos.
• Pa. Zoning Board Missed Window To Enforce Rules On Builder
• FTC Says It's Watching AI Inputs For Competition Concerns
• Scope Of FTC's Health Info Enforcement May Expand
• DC Circ. Denies Norfolk Southern Immunity In Railroad Fight
• Feds Cement Rule To Move Species Threatened By Climate
• DC Circ.'s Perchlorate Ruling Means Regulatory Restart
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Arbitration Denial In Envelope Co. ESOP Suit
• Banned Attys Can't Pause Twitter Suit In Calif. Amid Appeal
• LIV-PGA Tour Deal, NFL Crackdown Highlight 1st Half Of 2023
• Dem Sens. Press Becerra On Migrant Child Labor Warnings
• DC Circ. Finds GOP House Trio's Mask Fine Suit Barred
• Texas Justices Say UT Docs Shielded By Atty-Client Privilege
• NJ Senate Sends Noriega To State High Court
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Airline Greenhouse Gas Rule
• Santos To Spend Summer Recess Studying Criminal Case
• Trade Group Brings Chinese Door Threshold Row To Fed. Circ.
• Full 5th Circ. Agrees To Rehear Ruling On FCC Subsidy Fees
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• Halkbank Ruling Gives Gov't Leverage But Erodes Comity
• Rail Lobby Says Ohio Can't Mandate Two-Person Train Crews
• Convicted Ex-FIFA Exec To Be Freed Early For Health Reasons
• Ex-Ohio GOP Leader Gets 5 Years In Bribe Scheme
• SEC Courts May Tumble Under Supreme Court Scrutiny
• Split Michigan Panel Strikes Down Epidemic-Control Law
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden Student Debt Plan
• High Court Says Web Designer Can Turn Away Gay Customers
• FTC Faces Skeptical Judge As Microsoft Merger Hearing Ends
• Biden Says Expanding Supreme Court Would Be 'A Mistake'
• High Court Makes It Harder To Stop Foreign Counterfeit Goods
• What IP Attys Need To Know About Del. Judge Nominee Hall
• DOJ Says LA County Discriminated Against Disabled Voters
• Fidelity Joins Wave Of Spot Bitcoin ETF Submissions
• Coinbase Says SEC Did An 'About-Face' With Registration Suit
• New 'Forever Chemicals' Face Tough Test Under EPA Protocol
• EEOC Says Mortgage Co. Denied Applicant Over Chronic Pain
• SF Fed Sued Over Denial Of Fintech's Master Account Bid
• Affirmative Action Ruling Could Spawn 'Years Of Litigation'
• 7th Circ. Questions Gun Advocates' 'Common Use' Argument
• Judge Calls CBP Metering Docs Search 'Woefully Inadequate'
• Feds Aim To Squash Remaining Tomato Case Claims
• Harvard Ruling Ignores That 'Race Matters,' Court Liberals Say
• Colo. Pot Chain Says Contractor Fees Illegal, Anti-Competitive
• Conn. LLCs Allege Improper Denial Of Cannabis Licenses
• Bans On Trans Youths' Health Care Get Blocked In Tenn., Ky.
• CFPB Tells 2nd Circ. Lender's Fine Print Led To Discrimination
• CFTC Issues First Fine Under New Speculation Limits
• Panel Denies Farm's Bid To Reclaim Denver Airport Land
• Preparing For A Greater AI Presence In The Securities Industry
• GOP Leaders Want DOJ, IRS Interviews In Hunter Biden Probe
• Export Council Returns With Policy Recs After 7-Year Hiatus
• How NY Law Affects Scrutiny Of Health Care PE Transactions
• Health Care Info Blocking Rule Changes To Watch For
• SEC Wants 2nd Circ. To Toss Fugitive CEO's Trial Date Appeal
• Rail Merger Challenge Moved From 7th Circ. To DC
• DOJ Fights AmerisourceBergen's Dismissal Bid In Opioid Suit
• Using Agreements To Cover Gaps In Hydrogen Storage Regs
• RETRACTED: How New Prevailing Wage Rule May Affect H-1B Employment
• Mich. Ups Judicial Watchdog Staff, Funds Youth Justice Office
• Biden EPA Launches $7B Solar For All Grant Competition
• SVB Financial Approved For Ch. 11 Sale Of Securities Arm
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Firm's CFPB Fight For High Court Appeal
• Army Corps Says It Will Revoke Shellfish Permit In Wash.
• FTC Lets Court Go 1st In Intercontinental, Black Knight Case
• Pa. Court Strikes Two-Lab Requirement For Medical Cannabis
• Ex-Ohio Speaker Gets 20 Years In $60M Bribe Scheme
• Chicago Bar Association Appoints 1st Openly Gay President
• Shumaker Advisors Adds Veteran Wireless Lobbyist In DC
• Formula In New York City AI Bias Law Is Not Ready For Use
• FCC To Tackle E-Rate, 988 Hotline Tweaks At July Meeting
• What To Know About FTC's Merger Filing Proposal
• Rhode Island District's Judge Smith To Take Senior Status
• Colo. Students Get COVID College Refund Suit Revived
• Justices Overturn $96M TM Award Tied To Lanham Act Reach
• High Court Revives Ex-USPS Mail Carrier's Religious Bias Suit
• Top Court Strikes Down Affirmative Action In Higher Education
• Burford, Sysco Agree To Drop Litigation Funding Suits
• TikTok Is Funding Creators' Challenge To Montana's Ban
• Major Automakers Slam Biden EPA's 'Out Of Whack' EV Goals
• Co. Tells Jury It's Not At Fault For Seattle Jail Plumbing Crisis
• HHS Office Settles With Health Tech Biz Over Unsecured Data
• Conn. Ruling May Force Colleges To Rethink Title IX Hearings
• Calif. Justices To Mull Proposition 22's Constitutionality
• Celsius Bankruptcy Judge Wants SEC Opinion On Token
• 'Shocking' Merger Filing Overhaul Could Increase Costs 10x
• Judge Says Full Freeze Of NC Abortion Law Is 'Off The Table'
• Judge Keeps Challenge To Conn. Captive Meetings Ban Alive
• Micron Inks $2.75B India Chip Plant Deal After China Ban
• Eligibility Bill Gives Attys Relief, Even With 'Squishy' Terms
• Allegheny Co. Exec Sues Over Council's Minimum Wage Hike
• Ex-Regulator's Assets Freed On Bad Analysis, Ohio AG Holds
• Google Must Turn Over Memos For Search Case Sanctions Bid
• Navajo Legislation Would Recognize Same-Sex Marriages
• Feds Back Block Of Fla. Ban On Chinese Property Ownership
• BLM Reaps $105M In Large-Scale Nev. Solar Lease Sale
• Tulsa Can't Try Tribal Members On Rez Land, 10th Circ. Says
• Texas Says Justices' ICE Guidance Ruling Inapt To Parole Suit
• LA's High-Value Real Estate Transfer Tax Should Be Scrapped
• Pot's Big Players Launch Super PAC To Push Legalization
• Mayorkas Names New ICE Director Amid Leadership Shakeup
• Five Eyes Allies Pledge Formal Export Control Coordination
• Secure 2.0 Takeaways From DOL's 2024 Budget Proposal
• Trump Countersues E. Jean Carroll After $5M Assault Verdict
• Miami Beach Settles Zoning Dispute With Jewish Congregation
• Preparing For FDA's Surprise Foreign Drug Inspection Regime
• Calif. Lawmakers OK Extending Remote Court Access To 2026
• Gamers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Bid To Pause Activision Deal
• Synagogue Members Can't Block NY Concealed Carry Law
• Big Banks Come Through 'Strong' In Fed's Latest Stress Tests
• ACLU Wants NJ To Push Forward On Incarceration Reforms
• Antitrust Bill Aimed At Digital Ad Space Misses The Mark
• Holland & Knight Adds Adviser From Sen. Veterans Committee
• Despite Signs Of A Nuclear Power Revival, Outlook Still Mixed
• NY Bar Association Forms Task Force On Assisted Suicide Bill
• Justices' Corruption Ruling May Shift DOJ Bank Fraud Tactics
• Biden Announces 9 Judgeship Nominees
• What's Next For Colorado's Psychedelics Legalization?
• Chancery Rips Disney Investor's 'Don't Say Gay' Suit
• Wash. Justices Weigh Dueling Forums In College COVID Suits
• Sony Exec Testifies Microsoft Merger Could Trigger IP Leaks
• INFORM Act Targeting Counterfeit Sales Online Takes Effect
• BlackRock Filing Ignites New Hope For Bitcoin ETF Approval
• US Tomato Group Doesn't Want American Tomatoes Crushed
• Disbarred Atty's Funds Can't Be Taken Yet, Colo. Judge Says
• 'Non-Earth-Origin' Material Spotted In Senate Intel Bill
• Warren Frets Yellen, Hsu Are 'Wrong' About Post-SVB Mergers
• Fla. School Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Loudspeaker Prayer Suit
• EPA Drops Louisiana Environmental Justice Investigations
• Ocean Agency Floats Rule Ensuring Cos. Pay For Well Razing
• Abortion Providers And SC Fight Before State's Top Court
• Ga. Court Revives Highway Death Suit Against State DOT
• 9th Circ. Revives Battery Suit Over TSO Airport Screening
• NC Health Sec. Calls Out Abortion Law As GOP Makes Changes
• US Treasury Targets African Gold Financing Wagner Group
• Wash. Judges Uphold Short-Term Rental Law In Property Row
• FTC Proposes Dramatic Overhaul Of Merger Filings
• Fla. AG Slams Pot Legalization Effort Before State High Court
• Detroit Pension Fund Can't Force Steeper Payments
• High Court Asked To Rein In SEC's 'Eye-Popping' Penalties
• Feds Want Prairie Chicken Protection Challenges Combined
• Pa. Court Rejects Another Challenge To Mail-In Voting
• UnitedHealth Unit Ordered To Give No-Poach Docs To Workers
• 2 Reps. Float House Companion To Senate PTAB Overhaul Bill
• Nev. Regulator Wants Crypto Custodian Put In Receivership
• Trump Hush-Money Case Looks Bound For NY State Court
• 3rd Circ. Mulls Rutgers' Ability To Mandate COVID Vax
• 9th Circ. Says Man Who Posed As Citizen Can Seek Residency
• Ambiguities In NY's Broad Prospective Noncompete Ban
• FERC's Pipeline Rate Move Far From Routine, DC Circ. Told
• Green Groups, Industry Square Off Against EPA Over Boilers
• US Chemical Co. Says Early Review Undermined Duty Defense
• Fed. Circ. Hands Steel Importers More Disappointment
• DC Circ. Lets H-1B Policy On Work Site Changes Stand
• Cannabis Group Urges Congress To Regulate Intoxicating Hemp
• FCC To Allow Multicasts For Next-Gen TV Transition
• Conducting Privacy Impact Assessments State-By-State
• Ivanka Trump Freed From NY AG's $250M Tax Fraud Suit
• Del. AG Wants Info From Cabela's About Stolen Ammunition
• Tribal Atty Loses Bid For Gaming Funds Amid Leadership Spat
• Next Steps For Ill. Tort Defendants After Cotton V. Coccaro
• What RJ Reynolds' Calif. Suit Means For Tobacco Regulation
• Scope Of Fla. Anti-ESG Law: What We Know And Don't Know
• Trump Aide's Arraignment Postponed In Classified Docs Case
• Tribal Group Says Co. Can't Join 9th Circ. Copper Mine Case
• 4 Blue State Judges To Take Senior Status
• Mich. Court Pushes Settlements To Ease COVID Backlog
• The 2 Doctrines That May Pose A Threat To SEC Climate Rules
• Indicted Mass. Atty Newly Charged With $5M Client Theft
• Justices Say Intent Must Be Proven In 'True Threat' Cases
• Justices Rule State Courts Can Review Election Laws
• Justices Say Cos. Can Be Sued Wherever They're Registered
• 3 Ways New Senate Bill Would Reshape PTAB Litigation
• Oregon Consumer Data Privacy Bill Heads To Governor's Desk
• White House Reveals Allocation Of BEAD Program's $42.5B
• FTC Inks 'Dark Patterns' Deal With PCH After Amazon Suit
• Group Says Texas City Broke Laws In Gas Drill Site Approval
• 9th Circ. Backs Win For Calif. County In Seaplane COVID Fight
• Judge Rebuffs Binance Claims Of Misleading SEC Statements
• Biden Admin. Sued Over Asylum Limits, Procedure Changes
• 11th Circ. Urged To Keep Fla.'s 'Stop WOKE' Law On Ice
• CFTC Puts Platform's Political Bets On Ice
• Disney Can't Sue DeSantis For Signing New Law, Florida Says
• Colo. Justices To Review If Harassment Blunts Eviction Case
• WTO Halts Russia's Steel Tariff Case Over US Objections
• High Court Victor Says SEC Error Should End Suit For Good
• Retirees Slam NC As Seeking Fictional 'Writ Of Total Victory'
• EPA Says New 'Waters Of US' Rule To Arrive By September
• Fla. Teachers Can't Block State Union Changes, Judge Says
• Judge Lets NC Republican Leaders Jump Into Abortion Suit
• Ex-NY Official Says NRA Remarks Didn't Defy 1st Amendment
• DOT Awards $27M To Alaska, Tribe For Road Improvements
• Asylum Class Urges DC Circ. To Leave Title 42 Invalidated
• DeSantis-Appointed Board Wants Disney Suit To Carry On
• Mich. Appeals Panel Finds Pot License Denial Not Illegal
• Rep. Waters Wants Treasury, SEC Insight On Crypto Bill
• Netflix Argues Federal Law Preempts Colo. Streaming Tax
• The Road Ahead For EPA's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Efforts
• Justices Revive Removal Suit After DOJ Shifts Mootness View
• $787M Fox Deal Leaves Dominion Flush As Next Suits Loom
• Rail Lobby Says Va. Broadband Law Amounts To Illegal Taking
• Gamers Ask 9th Circ. To Let Them Join Microsoft Merger Case
• Justices' Retrial Ruling Will Be Key In Complex Venue Cases
• Congress Should Pass Bipartisan Immigration Reform Bill
• Trade Court Nips 'Speculative' Duty Review In The Bud
• Perceived Wealth Not Grounds For Asylum, 6th Circ. Rules
• H&K Adds Ex-Pepco Director As Public Policy Senior Counsel
• High Court Ends Case Over Trump Hotel Docs
• Feud Over Courthouse Confederate Statue Heads To NC Panel
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• Feds Want 5 To 8 Years For Lobbyist In $60M Bribery Scheme
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• Banks Should Ponder Self-Reporting In Light Of DOJ Updates
• Justices To Review Constitutionality Of Repatriation Tax
• Justices Won't Consider Ending Pa. Prison-Labor Lawsuit
• Attys Tell Biden Admin Pot's Schedule 1 Status 'Indefensible'
• Special Counsel Wants Trump Docs Trial Pushed To December
• 6th Circ. Mostly Preserves Sanctions Over 2020 Election Suit
• Giuliani Owes Fees For Dodging Ga. Poll Workers' Discovery
• Former Colo. Courts Workers Allege 'Pervasive Misogyny'
• Microsoft Exec Makes 'Call Of Duty' Pledge At FTC Hearing
• Judge Looks Set To Free Ex-FIFA Exec Due To Medical Neglect
• Justices' ICE Guidance Ruling May Chill GOP Suits
• US, EU Urged To Move Faster To Tackle Emerging AI Risks
• AG Reiterates Hunter Biden Prosecutor's 'Complete Authority'
• Feds Seek Dismissal Of Kids' Second Climate Complaint
• FCC Says It Won't Rethink Denial For Unauthorized FM Station
• NTSB's Ohio Derailment Hearing Scrutinizes Rail Regs
• Colo. Ski Resort Looks To Save Suit Over Water Access Ban
• New Maine Law Protects Atty-Client Privilege In Jail Calls
• How Simpson Thacher Beat Kansas Vote-By-Mail Restrictions
• Minnesota Joins Prosecutor-Led Resentencing Law Movement
• NC Republican Leaders Want To Jump Into Abortion Ban Suit
• 3 Questions Lingering For Benefits Attys 1 Year After Dobbs
• DA, Trump To Draw Battle Lines Over 'Access Hollywood' Tape
• EU Targets Russia's Abettors In Latest Round Of Sanctions
• Mayors Bristle At House GOP's Broadband Permitting Bill
• Parties Respond To Milligan Ruling In Ga. Vote Dilution Cases
• Senate Dem Wants FCC To Reexamine Streaming Regulations
• Justices Revive Biden's ICE Deportation Guidelines
• 11th Circ. Says Dispute Over CDC Mask Mandate Is Moot
• Calif. Professor Known For Repatriation Views To Leave Post
• Trump's China Directive Found To Support, Not Supplant, INA
• Feds Didn't Control WWII Refinery Waste, 6th Circ. Rules
• Chinese Chemical Cos. Charged In Major Fentanyl Bust
• Mass. Court Says Town Immune To Fatal ATV Crash Suit
• Aviation Watch: Investigating The SpaceX Rocket Explosion
• Oregon Bar Asks 9th Circ. To Allow Mandatory Membership
• DC Circ. Affirms Barr's Escape From Trump Photo-Op Clash
• Texas Justices To Weigh Judge's Same-Sex Weddings Refusal
• What's Notable In Fla. Data Privacy Law Targeting Big Tech
• How To Defend The Religious Use Of Psychedelics In Court
• Pa. Panel Upholds Treasurer's Access To Shareholder Data
• Navajo Will Continue To Seek Water Rights Despite Ruling
• Barr Won't Rule Out A White House Return
• Ill. Atty With 'Extensive' Misconduct History Sanctioned Again
• Maine Legislature Votes To Apply Federal Laws To Tribes
• Florida Town Says Noise Law Challenge Can't Take Dual Track
• Del. Justices Partly Reverse Toss Of Monsanto PCB Suit
• Feds Want Convicted Ex-Ohio Speaker To Get Up To 20 Years
• Foreign Investment In Real Estate Is Getting More Complicated
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• FDA Publishes Draft Guidance On Psychedelic Drug Research
• Green Groups Hit BLM With Suit Over 6 Calif. Oil Well Permits
• Biden Admin Late On Species Protection Deadlines, Suit Says
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Challenge To President's Tariff Powers
• Managing Public Pension Plans During An Election Cycle
• Emirati Pipe Co. Assails Commerce's Pricing Analysis
• Commerce Preps Duties Topping 540% On Chinese Tin Mill
• Texas Justices Find ERCOT Immune In Winter Storm Suits
• Banks, It's Time To Review Your Overdraft Practices
• Louisiana Says EPA Overstepping On Environmental Justice
• Ill. Workers Can't Contest Health Care Law Amendment
• 5th Circ. Axes Challenge To Louisiana Bail System
• Tillis, Coons Bills Aim To Limit Invalidation Rulings
• Objector Seeking To Block $59M Tribal Trust Fund Settlement
• PTAB Proposals Spur Concern About New Limits And Legality
• George Santos' Bond Backed By Dad, Aunt, Court Docs Show
• Jazz Pharma Says FDA Again Defied Orphan Drug Exclusivity
• How Dobbs Has Changed The Data Privacy Landscape
• Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal At Stake As FTC Makes Case
• NC AG Agrees With Those Suing Him: Abortion Ban Unlawful
• Big Tech Offers FTC Competing Views Of Cloud Market
• NTSB Hearing Dives Into East Palestine Train Disaster
• Closed Bank Can't Sue Utah's Financial Dept., Judge Rules
• Dem Lawmakers Seek Clarity On 'Next Steps' In Venezuela
• Top SEC Atty Pushes Back On GOP Claims Of Stalling Probes
• FDIC Chief Says Midsize Banks Eyed For Stricter Capital Rules
• FCC Faces Fresh GOP Attacks In Senate Nominee Hearing
• How A Top Anti-Abortion Atty Sees Dobbs 1 Year Later
• How A Top Abortion-Rights Atty Sees Dobbs 1 Year Later
• Trump Niece Can't Revive Inheritance Suit In NY Appeal
• House Report Links Temu, Shein To China's Forced Labor
• Abortion Litigation To Watch As Dobbs Decision Turns 1
• Mich. Appeals Court Won't Tackle COVID Tolling Bench Split
• A Look At 2023's Major NLRB Developments Thus Far
• State Lawmakers Reveal How They Move Psychedelics Policy
• NC Legislature Sends Transgender-Athlete Ban To Governor
• STB Wants Rail Merger Challenge Moved From 7th Circ. To DC
• Ga. Judge Says She Likely Won't Dismiss School Map Dispute
• CEO Of Pa. Clean Energy Co. Convicted Of $1M Fraud
• NEPA Reforms May Aid Project Speed, But Red Tape Remains
• DC Circ. Won't Consider DOI Email In Tribal Recognition Bid
• Why Pausing CFPB Small Biz Lending Rule May Be Prudent
• Ex-AG Barr Says He Won't Work With Trump Again
• Mass. ALJ Denies Retaliation, Hostile Work Claims
• Twitter Maven's Voter Deceit No Mere 'Shitposting,' Feds Say
• Jenner & Block's Cybersecurity Co-Head Leaves For NSC
• River Group Wants Full 11th Circ. Rehearing In Sewage Suit
• Lawmakers Propose Rewards For Giving Up Sanction Evaders
• 'Frivolous' Asylum Bid Bars Woman From US, 10th Circ. Says
• US Expands Sanctions To Myanmar's Defense Ministry, Banks
• In Voting Rights Ruling, Kavanaugh Hints At VRA's Future
• House GOP Bill Takes Aim At ESG Factors In Retirement Plans
• Feds Lift Steep Chinese Staple Levy After Industry Silence
• House Passes Bill To Approve Taiwan Trade Deal
• Justices OK Deportation For Obstruction Without Active Probe
• 'Gender Identity Is Real': Judge Tosses Fla. Ban On Trans Care
• Texas AG Impeachment Trial Set For September
• John Eastman Admits Making False Claim To Ga. Lawmakers
• Biden's Fed Picks Tout Inflation Focus In Senate Panel Vetting
• CFTC Targets Carbon Market In Rare Call For Whistleblowers
• Schumer Unveils Strategy To Seize On AI 'Revolution'
• Drug Lobby Widens Industry Pricing Challenges To Texas
• Court Can't Deny Travel Fees In Education Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• Judge Scraps Bond Hearing Order After High Court Ruling
• Senate Sets Hearing On PGA-LIV Deal, Calls Heads To Testify
• DC Judge Hints Navarro Can Still Escape Contempt Charge
• Ga. City Settles Bulk Of Carpet Industry PFAS Suit
• Judge Discloses Son's Microsoft Job Ahead Of FTC Hearing
• 11th Circ. Examines FCC Vetting Of Universal Fund's Tax Rate
• Judge Hits Pause On Cert. Bid In Mich. Tax Delinquency Case
• FTC Warned Of 'Radical Theory' In $4.7B L3Harris-Aerojet Deal
• Where State Abortion Ballot Measures Stand After Dobbs
• Final EPA Renewable Fuel Regs Knocked On All Sides
• Restoring FCC's Auction Authority Critical, Congress Told
• Biden Administration Posits Rollback Of Trump-Era ESA Rules
• Rail Lobby Seeks To Block Calif. Locomotive Emissions Rule
• New Proposals May Normalize 2 PTAB Petitions Per Patent
• Split 7th Circ. Vacates Gun Ruling After High Court Decision
• Hike Bank Capital Standards? Republicans Say Not Today, Jay
• What We Know About FCC Nominee Anna Gomez
• Orsted Wins Permit Fight With NJ Town Over Wind Farm Work
• Trade Court Nixes Feds' Effort To Trim Dolphin Suit
• Broadcast Deal Parties, Beware In-House FCC Hearings
• Texas Senate OKs Hiking Franchise, Housing Tax Exemptions
• An Overview Of OFCCP's Religious-Exemption Reset
• Chamber Asks 6th Circ. To Revive SEC Proxy Rule Challenge
• Rebar Exporter Says It Can't Be Faulted For Tax Exemptions
• South Dakota Tribe Says Army Didn't Comply With Burial Law
• Attys Say 'Fractured' Pot Reform A Lesson For Psychedelics
• Durham Defends Probe Of FBI During Capitol Hill Hearing
• Takeaways From Tribes' High Court Adoption Case Victory
• Illinois AG Must Turn Over Docs To Monsanto In PCB Fight
• USDOT Proposes New Rail Hazmat Rule After Ohio Toxic Spill
• Mass. Justices Say Schneider Electric Can't Ax Age Bias Case
• Senate Confirms NAACP Atty As Biden's 100th District Judge
• Justice Alito Pushes Back On Scrutiny Of Alaska Plane Trip
• Imports From China Increase To Pre-'Trade War' Levels
• Texas District Attys Want Abortion Ban Challenge Dismissed
• NFL Rules, Legal Issues Extending Commanders Sale Process
• How Courts Are Treating SEC Disgorgement 3 Years After Liu
• Wash. Tribe Says DOI Can't Shield Records In Recognition Tiff
• Calif. Judges Say Inmate Is Targeting Them With Fake Liens
• Michigan Supreme Court Takes Up 'Adopt And Amend' Appeal
• Rocky Mountain Water Woes: Colorado's Uncertain Future
• DA Says 'Access Hollywood' Tape Key To Trump Case
• FTC's Amgen-Horizon Protest Raises Conglomerate Concerns
• Feds Say States Can't End New Programs Curbing Migration
• Concerns Emerging On TM Cases Against Undisclosed Parties
• NC Courts Measures Get Partisan Pushback In Budget Battle
• Feds Ignored Boston Minority-Business Complaint, Suit Says
• FTC Targets Amazon Over Prime Auto-Enrollment
• How Employers Can Prepare For Minn. Noncompete Ban
• Eastman Backs Alternate Electors As Disbarment Trial Opens
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Yale's Win In Ex-Prof's Trump Tweet Suit
• 3rd Circ. Puts Coinbase Petition On Ice For SEC Decision
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds' Win In Puget Sound Salmon Fishing Suit
• FCC Wants 'All-In' Cable, Satellite Pricing On Promos, Bills
• Colo. High Court Closes Window For Old Sexual Abuse Claims
• Consultant Rips Bedoya's 'Unforgivable' Stance In Meta Case
• DA Blasts Trump's Judge Recusal Bid In Hush-Money Case
• Supreme Court Remands Medicaid Rows To 4th, 7th Circs.
• Justices Won't Hear Pot Fraudsters' Zoom Testimony Fight
• NJ Justices Refuse Atty Fee Rule Exception In Records Fight
• DC Circ. Vacates Part Of EPA HFC Cap-And-Trade Rule
• Senate Confirms Abortion Rights Atty To 1st Circ.
• DC Circ. Told Chicago Agency Rail Merger Challenge Too Soon
• NY Gets Win In Tribal Suit Over Eel Fishing Regs
• Tech Firms Owe Share Of Broadband Costs, ISP Group Says
• Inside Sales Reps Owed OT Pay, Judge Rules
• Green Groups Seek Halt Of Arizona Mineral Drilling Projects
• Fishing Co. Takes Industry-Paid Monitors Fight To High Court
• Now Is The Time For State And Local Sales Tax Simplification
• Colo. Justices Tackle 'Wildly Confusing' Regulatory Caselaw
• Mich. Judge Urges City, State To Settle Public Land Fight
• Ligado Says Iridium 'Badly Misrepresents' Canada Ruling
• Republicans Keep Up Complaints About WTO COVID Waivers
• CFPB Opposes Banks' Bid To Halt Small Biz Loan Data Rule
• Pot Shop Bribery Case Is Outside Fraud Law's Core, Atty Says
• Group Says 'No Time To Lose' To Save Historic Buildings
• 4 Things To Know About Indiana's Long-Term Care Reform Act
• DHS Finalizes Rule For Contractors To Protect Sensitive Info
• Tribes Bring Lithium Mine Challenge To 9th Circ.
• Young Thug Trial Illustrates System's Strain On Jurors
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• High Court Skips Challenge To Mich. Tax Delinquency Law
• Connecticut's 2023 Legislative Session In Review
• Justices Skip Mo. College's LGBTQ Housing Policy Memo Suit
• Navigating The Evolving Consumer Data Privacy Landscape
• Sanders Probes Claims Of Amazon's 'Egregious' Safety Issues
• Trade Court Shuts Door On Cabinet Co.'s Duty Evasion Suit
• Min. Tax Will Soon Hit 90% Of Large Cos., OECD Official Says
• How Wash. Bankruptcy Amendments Will Aid Debtors
• 4 Things To Know About Colorado's Water Courts
• DOJ To Scope Bank Mergers With Wider Antitrust Lens
• Trump Classified Docs Trial Set For Aug. 14 But Delay Likely
• 2nd Circ. Rejects MLB Antitrust Immunity Challenge
• Ex-GM Exec, US Trade Official Joins Squire Patton
• North Carolina Justice Anita Earls Opens Up About Diversity
• Hunter Biden Pleads Guilty To 2 Tax Charges
• Justices To Weigh Gov't Immunity In Fair Credit Reporting Suit
• Tesla's Suit Over La.'s Direct Sales Ban Gets Dismissed
• Paxton Says House Attys Can't Participate In Impeachment
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• PREPA Union Sues To Stop Power Plants Deal
• Bristol-Myers Joins Big Pharma Attack On Price Negotiating
• Fla. Man Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison Over HIV Drug Fraud
• Walmart Sues To Stop DOJ From Seeking Immigration Fines
• Calif. Appeals Ruling On Board Diversity Laws To 9th Circ.
• MVP Asks FERC For 3-Year Extension On Southgate Project
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay CashCall's CFPB Appeal For High Court
• Texas House Warns Of 'Sham Trial' For AG Impeachment
• Feds Lose 'Kicker' With High Court's Narrow ID Theft Take
• GOP Sens Target MLB's Century-Old Antitrust Exemption
• Texas High Court Skirts Short-Term Rental Review For Now
• Tax Credit Transfer Rules Will Usher A Clean Energy Bonanza
• Lawmakers Say SD Tribes Need Law Enforcement Boost
• US Asks Mexico To Look Into Labor Violations Claims At Mine
• Tribes' Gold Mine Suit Threatens Tax Windfall, Alaska Says
• 9th Circ. Tosses Alaska's Bid To Revive Land Swap
• SEC Enforcement Head Says Law Is Clear On Crypto
• Iowa Supreme Court Blocks Fetal Heartbeat Abortion Ban
• Providers Sue To Undo 'Nonsensical' NC Abortion Limits
• ND Tribe Wants More Time To Challenge 8th Circ. VRA Ruling
• Ga., Republicans Fight Bid To Block State Voting Law
• FCC Wants Higher Internet Speeds For Rural Subsidy Program
• NJ Green Groups Sue To Stop Offshore Wind Farm Plan
• Dominion Says FCC Pole Cost Rules Already 'Equitable'
• 5th Circ. Preserves Turtle Protection Rule For Shrimpers
• Lyft Avoids Sanction In Mass. Worker-Status Case, For Now
• Lawmakers Revive Bid To Nix De Minimis 'Loophole' For China
• WTO Gives EU, India More Time To Sort Out Tariff Dispute
• Ore. Commission OKs Regs For Pot Retailers' Tax Compliance
• SEC Agenda Indicates A Blistering Rulemaking Pace
• FCC Caller Authentication Rules Are Counterintuitive
• 2nd Circ. OKs FDA Denial Of Bid To Market Flavored E-Cigs
• Alleged Migrant Smuggler Sanctioned, Awaits Extradition
• DC Circ. Sides With Lobstermen On Fishery Rule Suit
• How A Split Trial For Trump And Nauta Might Hurt The Gov't
• Eastman's Ethics Case Tangled Up In Atty Speech 'Tightrope'
• Trump Attys Seek Expedited Clearances In Secret Docs Case
• TPS Recipients Say DHS Press Release Doesn't Resolve Suit
• Tofurky's Beef With La. Labeling Law Leaves Open Questions
• FCC Ramps Up Effort To Shield Networks From Cyberattacks