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• April 07, 2026

  Fee And Atty Row Splinters Mass Medical Pot Licensing Suit

  An attorney's departure, fee disputes and clashes over who actually represents Oklahoma medical marijuana companies has caused a fissure in the litigation seeking to overturn the state's residency requirements, resulting in some plaintiffs being forced to file a separate lawsuit.

• April 07, 2026

  Feds Say Iranian Hackers Are Targeting 'Critical' Infrastructure

  A handful of federal agencies issued a joint cybersecurity advisory Tuesday warning that Iranian-affiliated hackers are taking aim at "critical infrastructure," including drinking water and wastewater systems, leading to multiple disruptions across various sectors.

• April 07, 2026

  DC Circ. Quizzes Gov't On Ex-Navy Admiral's Bribery Case

  A D.C. Circuit judge said Tuesday that she couldn't understand why prosecutors asked — and the court allowed them — to cut 45 minutes from the interview of a retired high-ranking U.S. Navy admiral who was on trial for bribery tied to allegations he steered contracts to a firm that had promised him a job.

• April 07, 2026

  Feds Launch Bid To Revamp AML Framework For Banks

  Federal regulators on Tuesday unveiled plans to overhaul rules that require banks and other institutions to maintain programs for detecting and preventing illicit financial activity, advancing a Trump administration push to streamline anti-money laundering compliance.

• April 07, 2026

  Insurer Premera Accuses Clinic Of Misusing No Surprises Act

  Premera Blue Cross sued a weight loss clinic on Monday in Washington federal court saying it abused a federal law aimed at safeguarding patients from unexpected medical bills in order to shake down the insurer for exorbitant amounts of money — as much as 10 times what Premera pays in-network providers.

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