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• December 08, 2025

  Ex-NY Gov. Aide's Mom Says Alleged FARA Cash Wasn't Dirty

  The mother of a former top aide to New York governors Monday told a Brooklyn federal jury large amounts of cash she held were from legitimate sources, as opposed to prosecutors' claim it was tied to her daughter's alleged scheme to secretly further the People's Republic of China's interests.

• December 08, 2025

  DC Circ. Highly Skeptical It Has Jurisdiction In Eviction Fight

  The D.C. Circuit did not seem at all convinced Monday morning that it had jurisdiction over an eviction dispute that the owner of a multifamily property in Washington, D.C., pulled into federal court after being accused of wrongfully seizing a unit while the tenant was hospitalized.

• December 08, 2025

  Where Things Stand At The CFPB As Funding Dries Up

  The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is on pace to run out of funding in the new year, threatening current and future rulemaking efforts, but a rapid series of recent actions still carries significant implications for regulated entities and warrants careful monitoring in the remaining weeks of the year, say attorneys at Brownstein Hyatt.

• December 08, 2025

  Calif. Tribe Looks To Nix Suits Against $700M Casino Approval

  A California tribe is asking a D.C. federal court to dismiss three challenges to a U.S. Department of the Interior decision to place 160 acres into trust for its $700 million hotel and casino project, arguing that the consequences of denying its intervention in the litigation would be "grave and severe."

• December 08, 2025

  Israeli Meat Co. Owes $35M For NC Facility, Court Told

  An Israeli venture capital-backed cultivated meat company breached a payment agreement for work on its inaugural facility in North Carolina and now owes the builder over $35 million, according to a lawsuit filed in North Carolina federal court.

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