Compliance Archive » October, 2024

Compliance - October, 2024

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• Ex-Goldman Exec Says 1MDB Judge Thwarted His Defense
• 2nd Circ. Draws BDO Back In Investor Suit In Revised Opinion
• Ex-Citadel Reps Can't Escape Trade Secrets Suit
• Hinshaw Sees Fintech Pro Rejoin Firm From Ballard Spahr
• JPMorgan To Pay $151M To Resolve SEC Disclosure Claims
• 10 Firms Vie To Lead, Consolidate Super Micro Investor Suits
• CVS Unit Exec's Ex-Partner Charged With Insider Trading
• Crypto Lobby Says Members Spent $426M Fighting SEC
• Drug Cos. To Pay $49M For State-Led Generic Pricing Claims
• EPA Can't Declare La. Deadline Extension Invalid, 5th Circ. Told
• Warren Says DOJ's 'Legal Gymnastics' Let TD Bank Off Easy
• 6th Circ. Wrestles With Reach Of FCC's Net Neutrality Powers
• Masimo Sues Ex-CEO Over 'Unprecedented' $450M Demand
• Ex-Conn. Utility Execs Must Report To Prison, Judge Orders
• Beverly Hills Agrees To Abortion-Rights Training In Settlement
• DOL Blocked From Using In-House Court In Hiring Bias Spat
• FDA Warns Cos. Over E-Cigs That Look Like Tech Devices
• Valero To Pay 'Historic' $82M Fine For Bay Area Air Pollution
• LA Hits Pepsi, Coca-Cola With Plastic Waste, Deception Suit
• Enviros Call On EPA To Address Petcoke Plant Water Pollution
• What DOJ's New National Security Obsession Means For Attys
• Exxon Entitled To Interest Deduction On Qatar Deal
• FERC Unlawfully Rewrote Grid Hookup Policy, DC Circ. Told
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• AI Co. Fires CEO As BigLaw Counsel Probe Revenue Issues
• Nixon Peabody Lands Norton Rose Real Estate Pros In LA
• Ga. Election Worker Ties Firing To Accessible Voting Concerns
• Web Designer Who Built IcomTech Ponzi Site Gets 8 Years
• How Judiciary Can Minimize AI Risks In Secondary Sources
• Bitnomial Suit Highlights Crypto Turf War Between SEC, CFTC
• SBA Cries Foul On Globetrotters' $10M COVID Grant Suit
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Firms' Hiring Strategies Are Evolving In Fight For Top Spot
• Davis Wright Tremaine Adds Bank Regulatory Attorney In DC
• IFC Projects Must Do More On Emissions, Report Says
• Meta Says CFPB Mulling Enforcement Action Over Advertising
• 5th Circ. Keeps Most No Surprises Act Provisions Intact
• CFTC's Mersinger Wants Cooperation, Self-Reporting Reforms
• Apparel Co.'s Crypto Allies Say SEC Suit Is Ripe For Court
• FinCEN Extends BOI Report Deadline For Hurricane Victims
• PayPal Says CFPB Is Probing Its Credit Product, Digital Wallets
• Doctor Denied Access To Grand Jury Materials In HIPAA Case
• Equifax Doesn't Report Ch. 7 Discharges, Suit Says
• More Than Half Of Cos. Slow With Antirobocall Compliance
• Calif. Agency Targets Data Brokers Over Registry Mandate
• Judge Embraces 'Law School Geekiness' In Ill. Swipe Fee Row
• Ax Green Groups' Suit Over 'Resiliency' Definition, FEMA Says
• T-Mobile Defends UScellular Spectrum Buy At FCC
• 3rd Circ. Told Medicare Drug Price Talks Not Voluntary
• FCC To Consider Undersea Cable Security Review In Nov.
• US Sanctions Swiss Attys For Handling Illicit Russian Funds
• Ex-Takeda Exec. Gets Nearly 4 Years For Fake Invoice Scam
• State AGs Ask Congress For Federal Price-Gouging Ban
• Crypto Platform Founder Pleads Guilty To Illegal Wash Trading
• False Patent Marking Claims Find New Home In Lanham Act
• Maryland Says Electricity Greenwashing Law Is Constitutional
• Animal Med Distributor To Pay $1.1M For Lax Opioid Oversight
• FTX Witness Who Saw Bankman-Fried's 'Evil' Avoids Prison
• Jarkesy May Short-Circuit FERC Enforcement Cases
• Digging Into CFPB's Overdraft Fee Consent Guidance
• A Look At Calif. Biz Code And The Fight Over Customer Lists
• Cleveland-Cliffs Gets Final Approval For $2.5B Stelco Deal
• How Attorneys Can Break Free From Career Enmeshment
• 'In-And-Out' Trades Don't Doom Lead Plaintiff Bid, Judge Says
• NY Health Provider To Boost Data Security To End AG's Probe
• DOJ Will Restrict Data Swapping With 'Countries Of Concern'
• Wells Fargo Fights To Ax Suit Over Identify Fraud Accounts
• BofA Faces Scrutiny Of AML Program, Zelle Payment Handling
• Bell Owes $16M In Trade Secrets Row With Vendor, Jury Finds
• Pot Co. Neighbor Says He's Not Responsible for Transient Fire
• NFT Platform OpenSea Taps Consensys Atty To Be Deputy GC
• Retired Fed. Circ. Judge Backs Invisalign In Monopoly Cases
• Lovesac To Pay SEC $1.5M Fine In Accounting Fraud Case
• ByteDance's Sanctions Bid Against Ex-Worker Delays Trial
• Rumble Pushes To Join Google Ad Tech MDL
• 6th Circ. Judge Doubts Airport Funding Made It Federal Agent
• Merger Guides In Fashion As Court Pauses Handbag Deal
• US Finalizes Investment Ban On Chinese Emerging Tech
• Epic Urges 9th Circ. Not To Pause Google Play Store Fixes
• NJ Researcher Wants DNA Test On Lindbergh Baby Evidence
• Ex-ComEd GC Calls Madigan's Interest In Law Firm 'Strange'
• Crypto Co. Consensys CEO Slams SEC In Announcing Layoffs
• Republic First Bank Discriminated Before It Failed, NJ Says
• Biopharma Co. Escapes Investor Suit Over Drug Approval Lies
• Google Seeks To Toss Yelp's 'Self-Preferencing' Case
• FERC Botched Pacific NW Pipeline Approval, 5th Circ. Told
• FCC Denies Another Bid To Shelve Prison Phone Rate Caps
• A Look At Insurance Coverage For Government Investigations
• Court Closure Sought Over Taunts By Florida Gun Shop Owner
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Bradley Arant Banking Ace In Dallas
• Warren Pushes FTC Chair To Probe Oncology Acquisitions
• Burns & Levinson Atty Duo Latest To Join Blank Rome
• Oil Trader's Brother Gets Probation, Fine For Brazilian Bribes
• UCC Article 12 Offers Banks A Chance To Dive Into 'DePINs'
• Ex-Boston University Law Prof Settles IP Suit With School
• Judge Rules Texas Grid Projects Law Unconstitutional
• 1st Circ. Scraps Securities Fraud Case Against 3D Printing Co.
• Ex-Chicago Politician's Case May Further Curb Fraud Theories
• Lawyers With Disabilities Are Seeking Equity, Not Pity
• Google Shadow Attacks Divert Regulator Eyes, Microsoft Says
• JPMorgan CEO Says Banks Must 'Fight Back' As Regs Mount
• Union Pacific Told To Face Injury Retrial With Reinstated Expert
• Apple Withholding Docs In Monopoly Row, Epic Says
• Crypto Co. Operator Faces Money Laundering, Tax Charges
• Masimo Sues Founder Over Alleged 'Empty Voting' Scheme
• CFPB Asks DC Circ. To Topple PayPal's Wallet Disclosure Win
• Tech Groups Target Fla. Law To Restrict Kids On Social Media
• Mass. Pole Attachment Regs Stymie Broadband, FCC Told
• Handbag Cos. Turn To 2nd Circ. Over Pause On $8.5B Merger
• SEC Sues To Enforce Subpoena On Telehealth Co.
• Ontrak Founder Can't Wipe Novel Insider Trading Verdict
• Ex-Atty Charged With $9.2M Commodities Ponzi Scheme
• X Says Watchdog's Discovery Can't Target Musk In Libel Suit
• Investment Firm's Head Indicted For Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Texas Sues Biden Admin Over Mussels' Endangered Status
• Leader Of Bankers' Group Calls For Anti-Fraud Watchdogs
• FTC, DOJ Tell 9th Circ. Google Wrong On Play Store Fixes
• Feds Defend DEI Monitor Provision In Boeing Plea Deal
• FCC Looks To Build 'Single Network Future' Through Regs
• Supreme Court Keeps 5th Circuit Horse Racing Ruling On Ice
• Law Prof Calls Out Atty Fees, Workarounds In NAR Deal
• HHS Says In-Home Evals Raised Insurers' Medicare Payments
• FuboTV Fights To Keep Broadcast Bundling Under Scrutiny
• DC Circ. Told Carbon Tech Doesn't Back EPA Power Plant Rule
• 9th Circ. Says Amazon Auto-Renewal Suit Is Too Late
• 7 Months, 11 Dissents: GOP Minority Flexes Muscles At FTC
• Hotel Guests Ask 3rd Circ. To Look At Algorithm Price-Fix Suit
• Osage Call Need For Okla. ETC Designation 'Critical'
• Labor Dept.'s Proposed ESOP Rule Moves Toward Release
• Crypto.com's Suit Against SEC Could Hold Major Implications
• Lessons For Municipalities Facing Cyberattacks
• Ozy Media CEO Wants Conviction Nixed Over Judge's Assets
• How DOJ's Visa Debit Monopolization Suit May Unfold
• 8 Phrases Employers May Hear This Election Season
• CrowdStrike Fires Back At Delta In IT Outage Blame Game
• Tesla Atty Faces Sanctions Bid Over Mediation Appearance
• Hospital Wants NC County's 'Monopoly' Suit Tossed
• New Export Control Guidance Raises The Stakes For Banks
• Fired Exec Says TikTok Can't Force Bias Suit Into Arbitration
• Farm Co. Can't Push Worker's Wage Suit To Arbitration
• Judicial Committee Best Venue For Litigation Funding Rules
• 5th Circ. Punts Musk Tweet Lawfulness, But Axes NLRB Order
• AI Surge, Vendor Risks Fuel Election Security Concerns
• Delta Says CrowdStrike Must Pay For Catastrophic IT Outage
• Real Estate Recap: Campaigning On Housing, '25 Deal Volume
• NEPA Rail Ruling Backers Flood Justices With Amicus Briefs
• Apple-Google Pact Plaintiff Stuck With 9th Circ. Appeal
• Employment Authority: W&H Compliance Under AI Guidance
• Social Media MDL Judge Rips Meta, AGs' Agency Doc Fight
• AT&T Unit Continues To Argue FCA Does Not Apply To E-Rate
• AT&T Settles Alleged FCC Subsidy Violations For Nearly $2.3M
• SEC Wants PE Firm's 'Fishing Expedition' Claims Paused
• SEC's Crypto Mining Case Belongs In 10th Circ., Court Hears
• Lyft To Pay $2.1M FTC Fine Over Driver Earnings Claims
• Seminole Tribe Looks To Dismiss Gaming Ad Suit
• Feds Seek 6½ Years For Ex-Takeda Worker Over Invoice Fraud
• Off The Bench: Toss-Up For Ohtani Ball, UFC Fighters' Payday
• Judge Won't Revisit Ruling On Contractor Registration Clause
• Feds Fight New Claim In Suit Over Dredged-Waste Disposal
• DC Circ. Won't Block EPA Emissions Rule For Steel Plants
• Pharmacy Must Pay $39.2M In Conn. Kickback Case
• Maritime Unions Tell EPA To Reject Calif. Workboat Rule
• UK Antitrust Arm Opens Formal Probe Of $35B Software Deal
• Fluoride Ruling Charts Path To Bypass EPA Risk Evaluations
• FCC Didn't Play Favorites For Soros In Audacy Deal, GOP Told
• The Strategic Advantages Of Appointing A Law Firm CEO
• Don't Phone A Friend: Disclosing Friendships With Executives
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Planning For Cyber Incident Reporting Requirements In Sports
• Why Diversity Jurisdiction Poses Investment Fund Hurdles
• Bell Says Vendor Shouldn't Get $127M In Trade Secret Suit
• FTC Official Doubts Election Will Deter Antitrust 'New Era'
• LinkedIn Hit With €310M Irish Fine For Targeted Ad Practices
• Bank Groups Appeal Loss In Suit Over CFPB Small Biz Rules
• FTC Probing Boeing's $4.7B Spirit Aero Takeover
• FINRA Says Its Regs Apply To Metaverse, Seeks Comments
• SEC Says Broker Still Owes $3.5M Over Pre-IPO Stock Scheme
• Think Tank Fights DOJ Pandemic Loan Investigation
• Hemp Shops Sue DC Over Cannabis Raids
• AMA Latest To Sue MultiPlan Over Out-of-Network Pricing
• Trade Orgs Back Google's Bid For 9th Circ. Play Store Pause
• CAT Is 'Out Of The Bag': Judge Won't Block SEC Data Tool
• CFPB Cautions Over 'Unchecked Surveillance' Of Workers
• Va. Judge Won't Block Feds' Nonprofit Disclosure Law
• EPA Agrees To Review Nitrogen Oxides Standard By 2028
• FCC Won't Hold Off Prison Phone Rate Caps During Suits
• DOJ Pushes Justices To Revive Bid-Rigging Conviction
• Broadcasters Doubt Legality Of FCC Blackout Reporting Regs
• FINRA Fines Broker Over Securities Lending Algorithm Issues
• PBMs Want Separate FTC Hearings Over Insulin Prices
• Nigeria Frees Binance Exec Detained Over Money Laundering
• Texas Says ATF 'Flouts' Its Function With Loophole Rule
• State Farm Agrees To Settle Immigration Bias Row With DOJ
• Dems Urge HHS To Better Protect Wheelchair Users From PE
• The Ups And Downs Of SEC's Now-Dissolved ESG Task Force
• FDIC Guidance Puts Next-Gen ATMs In Regulatory Spotlight
• EPA Can't Rush Truck Electrification, DC Circ. Hears
• Court Pauses $8.5B Handbag Merger For FTC Challenge
• Biden Issues Guidelines For National Security Uses Of AI
• Pot Processor Can't Get Reversal Of Ohio License Denial
• Feds Want Leniency For Key Witness At Bankman-Fried Trial
• Huawei Trade Secrets Trial Pushed Back To 2026
• EPA Finalizes New Standards For Lead Paint Dust
• Ex-Moody's GC Gets Prison For Tax-Filing Fail On $54M In Pay
• Beekeeping Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mining Eligible In Final Regs For Energy Manufacturing Credit
• State Dept. Counterterrorism Expert Joins Jenner In DC
• SEC Says Kraken Can't Get Quick Appeal Of Dismissal Denial
• Common Ownership Dooms Bids For 9 Low-Power Stations
• EPA's GHG Power Plant Rule Is Achievable, Scientists Say
• CFPB's Chopra Touts Open Banking Rule After Industry Rips It
• CFPB, Chicago-Area Lender Say Redlining Suit Deal Is 'Likely'
• Tribes Want Magistrate Judge To Drop Out Of $12M Award Suit
• Feds, Huawei Ask To Delay 'Complex' Trade Secret Theft Trial
• TD Bank Faces Investor Suit Over $3B AML Failures Fine
• Ameriprise, Ex-Worker Duo To Arbitrate Stolen Docs Claims
• Venezuelan TV Mogul Charged In $1.2B PDVSA Bribe Scheme
• NY AG Probes Capital One's Planned $35B Discover Merger
• 3 Things To Know About Proposed OTC Contraception Regs
• Conn. Dispensary Can't Fight $500K Fee, State Agency Says
• Del. Justices Urged To Revive Oracle-NetSuite Deal Challenge
• DOJ Bolsters Defense In Pork Price-Fixing Case, Cos. Say
• SEC's Peirce Calls For Compliance Advisory Committee
• Dallas Judge Denies Nightclub's TRO, Citing 'Gamesmanship'
• Billionaire Sued For $25M Over Renewable Fuel Project Costs
• Feds Say Conn. Oil Trader's Ailing Brother Deserves Prison Time
• Telecom Group Sues To Cancel FTC's 'Click To Cancel' Rule
• FCC To Probe Broadband, Cable And Phone Customer Service
• Insurers Slam Mich. No-Fault Ruling As 'Judicial Activism'
• Penn State To Pay $1.25M To Resolve FCA Cybersecurity Suit
• Understanding New ACH Network Anti-Fraud Rules
• Useful Product Doctrine May Not Shield Against PFAS Liability
• American Airlines Fined $50 Million For Disability Violations
• OpenAI Hires Uber Ethics Head As New Compliance Chief
• EPA Can't Restart Crafting Smog Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Women's White Collar Org Hits Milestone Amid Steady Growth
• Roche CEO Says Novo-Catalent Deal Should Be Blocked
• Ex-SEC Atty, Fintech GC Joins Stradling's Securities Team
• The OIG Report: Bad Timing For FEC To Be Underresourced
• Tobacco Surcharge Suits Spotlight Wellness Reg Compliance
• Feds Urge High Court To Deny Cig Cos.' Bid To Ax New Rule
• Mercedes, Staffing Firm Failed To Pay OT, Ex-Worker Says
• 6 Tips For Cos. Facing Service Provider Cyber Incidents
• CFPB Says Goldman, Apple To Pay $89.8M Over Card Program
• SEC Fine Shows Risks Of Nonpublic Info In X, LinkedIn Posts
• Texas Firm 'Tortured' Barratry Case, Appeals Court Hears
• Fraud Detector Inks $500K Deal In Webster Bank Breach Probe
• UFC Fighters Win Initial OK On $375M Wage Suppression Deal
• Ex-Yale Student Wants Full Acquittal Record Sent To DHS
• Wis. Voting Portal Fails Data Security Test, Suit Says
• Activist Short Seller's Associate To Pay $1.8M In SEC Fraud Suit
• Ex-Google GC Must Be Investigated By Calif. Bar, Groups Say
• Walmart Pays $7.5M To End Hazardous Waste Disposal Suit
• Supervisor Could've Prevented Electrician's Death, Widow Says
• Calif. Official Cops To Taking Bribes For $10M In Contracts
• Ga. Tech Says No Basis For Feds' Cybersecurity FCA Suit
• Ohio Pension Funds Say Boeing Puts Profits Over Safety
• Crypto Bills Have Lame Duck Potential, Rep. Hill Says
• FTC On Cusp Of H&R Block False Ad Settlement
• Feds Granted More Time For New Gulf Drilling Review
• Organic Food Group Asks 9th Circ. To Upend GMO Label Rule
• Alaska Flyers Lose Bid to Revive Merger Suit
• UFC Parent Can't Escape Remaining Wages Suit, Fighters Say
• SEC Fines 4 Cos. Over SolarWinds Breach Disclosures
• Meta Escapes Child Protection Investor Suit For Good
• What To Know About New Employment Laws In Fla.
• Halkbank Not Immune In Sanctions Case, 2nd Circ. Says
• DOJ Wants Google's AI Search Docs, Apple Entry Thoughts
• Starbucks Shareholder Sues Execs Over $890M Buyback
• Stigma Of Disability In Legal Industry Is 'Very Real,' Panel Says
• Talkiatry CEO On How Digital Healthcare Has 'Matured'
• Baker Donelson Picks Up Carlton Fields Health Ace In Florida
• Wafer Factories Qualify For CHIPS Tax Credit In Final Regs
• Anticipating Jarkesy's Effect On Bank Agency Enforcement
• SunTrust Argues Overdraft Fees Didn't Violate Ga. Usury Law
• CFTC Anti-Fraud Blitz Is A Warning To Carbon Credit Sellers
• 3 Energy Attys Join Greenberg Traurig From Brownstein Hyatt
• Unpacking State AG Approaches To Digital Asset Enforcement
• Madigan Ally's Favors Were '100% Legal,' Not Bribes, Jury Told
• Hagens Berman Tells Amazon, Apple: Sure, Sanction Client
• 3 Takeaways From Navy Shipbuilder's Fraud Guilty Plea
• Standard Deduction To Get $400 Bump For 2025 Tax Year
• Legal Institutions Must Warn Against Phony Election Suits
• The 2024 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Get And Keep Elite Status
• Peeling Back The Layers Of SEC's Equity Trading Reforms
• Shake Shack Settles Massachusetts Child Labor Complaint
• Ga. Top Court Says State Trooper Can Pursue Wage Suit
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Commissioner Gives Up Law License
• CFPB's Open Banking Rule Flops With Industry, Lands In Court
• Rocket Mortgage Faces DOJ Suit Alleging Refi Race Bias
• SEC To Focus On Advisers' Investment Outsourcing In '25
• NYSE, Cboe Win SEC Approval For Bitcoin ETP Options
• OFAC Sanctions Adviser Joins Faegre Drinker's Trade Team
• Madigan Part Of 'Corruption At The Highest Levels,' Jury Told
• SEC, CFTC Chairs Talk Crypto, AI & Wall Street Texting Sweep
• Rule Aims To Give Geothermal Energy Projects A Boost
• PBMs Keep Door Open To Constitutional Riposte Against FTC
• CFPB Funding No Reason To Ax SoLo Suit, Calif. Judge Says
• US, Land Donor Settle Fight Over $1.9M Cut To Deduction
• DC Circ. Unsure Right Law Used To Challenge Alaska LNG Project
• Belgium Joins French Courts In Telegram CEO Criminal Probe
• 3M Asks 2nd Circ. To Keep Vermont PFAS Case In Fed Court
• Truist Bank To Pay $9.1M Over 'Unwise' Trust Administration
• Novartis Loses Challenge To Medicare Drug Price Talks
• Ontrak Jury Lacked Key Compliance Instruction, Judge Told
• Mike Pence Supports US Steel-Nippon, Calls Critiques 'Bogus'
• How Cos. Can Build A Strong In-House Pro Bono Program
• Insights On NLRB General Counsel's New 'Stay-Or-Pay' Memo
• Bristol-Myers Win Offers Lessons For Debt Security Holders
• Catalent CEO Defends Novo Deal, Will Stay On After Buyout
• High Court Won't Revisit New-Deal Removal Ruling Yet
• High Court Will Review Clean Air Act Jurisdiction Cases
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attys From 74 Firms
• Fintech Group Challenges CFPB's Buy Now, Pay Later Policy
• Meta Can't Ax Mass. AG Suit Over Hooking Kids On Instagram
• Justices Urged To Undo Ruling Against Horse Racing Law
• Downstream Lumentum Tippee Settles SEC Claims For $443K
• How Dickinson Wright Attys Won A Victory Before The SEC
• Colo. County, Enviros Back DC Ruling In High Court Rail Fight
• Walmart Scores Quick Appeal In FTC's Money Transfer Suit
• Consultant Ducks Prison For Helping OneCoin Launder $35M
• Consumer Capital One-Discover Suit Paused For Gov't Review
• FTC Appeals Noncompete Ban Loss To 5th Circ.
• SEC Updates Binance Complaint As Judge Limits Discovery
• NY County Says Tribe Wants Special Treatment In 911 Row
• States, Public Health Groups Defend EPA Power Plant Rule
• HHS Slams Hackensack Meridian's Chevron-Inspired Suit
• Cos. Say Brokerage Startup's NAR Listing Rules Suit Is Stale
• FTC Won't Disqualify ALJ in H&R Block False Ad Fight
• Hong Kong Regulators Unveil Plans To Quicken IPOs
• Weedmaps' Parent Co. Faces Investor Suit After SEC Fine
• Enforcers Fight RealPage Transfer Bid In Rent-Fixing Case
• Crypto Coder Asks 2nd Circ. To Delay Expert Witness Reveal
• Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Stay Of H-2A Rule For Harvest
• Feds Defend Bribery Charge Against NYC Mayor Adams
• Delivery Co. Will Pay $2.7M To Settle NJ Misclassification Suit
• Skiplagged Must Pay American Airlines $9.4M In IP Row
• Natural Gas Producer Will Pay $9.4M For Excess Air Pollution
• Chemical Cos. Say Firefighter Didn't Fix Standing In PFAS Suit
• FCC Eyes $147K ESPN Fine For Unlawful Emergency Alert Use
• Home Canning Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FERC Extension For Pipeline Spur Warranted, DC Circ. Told
• FTC Probing John Deere Over Right-To-Repair Policies
• NC Hospital Fights Competitor's Expansion Bid Approval
• Conn. Brother Wants No Jail Time In Brazilian Oil Scheme
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• CFPB School Lunch Focus Could Expand E-Payment Scrutiny
• Expect Mental Health Parity Data Guidance, DOL Official Says
• Class Sues Fisher-Price Over Swing Linked To 5 Deaths
• Podcast Co. Hit With Class Action Over Unwanted Texts
• Fantasy Sports Sites Crossed Line Into Betting, Suit Says
• FTC Faces More Pressure To Block $16.5B Novo-Catalent Deal
• Tesla Car's Pedestrian Crash Opens NHTSA Death Probe
• NCAA's $2.78B NIL Deal Still Faces Long Road To Final OK
• SEC Fines Broker-Dealer PHX, Sues Rep Over Reg BI Claims
• Trump Media Investors Get Prison For Insider Trading
• CFPB Sues Vocational School Lender Climb Credit, VC Backer
• CEO Fled Deadly Hurricane But Made Workers Stay, Suit Says
• CFTC Says Court 'Erred At Every Turn' In Election Betting Suit
• DOL, Red States Spar Over Loper Bright Impact On ESG Rule
• Supreme Court Signals Skepticism On Staying Federal Rules
• DC Circ. Scrutinizes New TSA Worker Screening Rule
• Treasury Unit Says Booze Maker Violated N. Korea Sanctions
• Consumer Groups Back DOT In Airline Fees Rule Fight
• Groups Challenge Utah Permit For Green River Lithium Project
• Brothers Get Prison For Ga. Concrete Bid-Rigging Scheme
• DOJ Defends States' Right To Recoup Live Nation Overcharges
• FTC Admits Federal Court Merger Fights Are Usually Decisive
• FCC OKs New Rules Mandating Georouting For 988 Calls
• DHL Supply Chain Hit With Disability Bias Suit
• Ex-Worker Says She Was Fired For Threatening EEOC Charge
• How Project 2025 Could Upend Federal ESG Policies
• Rental Price-Fixing Suit Against RealPage Doesn't Add Up
• Navigating FEMA Grant Program For Slope Fixes After Storms
• EPA Settles With Car, Parts Cos. Over Clean Air Act Violations
• FTX Insider Cites 'Limited' Fraud Role In Bid To Avoid Prison
• Compliance Pointers For Amended Pa. Data Breach Law
• Smith's New Trump Indictment Is Case Study In Superseding
• FDIC's Foray Into Index Fund Rules Risks Regulatory Chaos
• States, Industry Urge DC Circ. To Scrap Truck GHG Rule
• Pa. AG Can't Get State Claims Restored In FTC Amazon Suit
• Use The Right Kind Of Feedback To Help Gen Z Attorneys
• Ga. Fintech Bank Charter Could Reshape Payments Industry
• TD Bank's $3B AML Deal Sparks Scrutiny Of Its Oversight
• NY's Financial Regulator Releases AI Cybersecurity Guidance
• Colo. Says Tribes' Sports Betting Concerns Too 'Theoretical'
• Conn. Nurses Sue To Block Forced Post-Contract Overtime
• Feds Deny That West Bank Sanctions Hamper Free Speech
• Direct Buyers Get Final OK For $44M Drug Price-Fixing Deal
• Utah Groups Can't Scrap Corporate Transparency, US Says
• FTC Says Customers Must Be Able To 'Click To Cancel'
• Justices Question EPA's Authority For 'Vague' SF Water Permit
• Congress Can And Must Enact A Supreme Court Ethics Code
• NYSE Seeks To Curb Reverse Splits In Latest Crackdown
• Caremark, Optum Say FTC Insulin Case Gets PBMs All Wrong
• Houston Pharma Exec Found Guilty In $160M Health Fraud
• Bitfinex Hacker Deserves 5 Years For Crypto Heist, Feds Say
• Pa. AG Wants State Claims Restored In FTC Amazon Suit
• EPA Defends Rejection Of Smog Rule Reconsideration Pleas
• What To Make Of Dueling Corporate Transparency Act Rulings
• DC Circ. Urged To Let Feds Fix Pipeline Safety Rules
• The Pop Culture Docket: Justice Lebovits On Gilbert And Sullivan
• Justices Won't Block EPA Power Plant Rule
• Lender To Pay $10M To Settle Birmingham Redlining Claims
• Key Bank Blocking Hunt For Apt. Co-Op's $1.3M, Towns Say
• California's AI Safety Bill Veto: The Path Forward
• House Panel Presses DOL For Contractor Probes Data
• RTX To Pay $1B For Qatari Bribes And Defrauding US Gov't
• Staying Off The CFPB's Financial Services Offender Registry
• New TCPA Rule Faces Uncertain Future Post-Loper Bright
• US Fails To Revoke Bail Of Crypto Chief Wanted In Fraud Case
• Boeing Judge Wants DEI Monitor Pick Info Before Plea Ruling
• CFPB Funding Shouldn't Stop Texas' Fraud Suit, Judge Says
• Meta Limits But Can't Shake Social Media Addiction MDL
• Conn. Trader Pilfered $4.1M From Struggling Firm, SEC Says
• DOT Fines Lufthansa $4M For Barring 128 Jews From Flight
• In Pivot, 5th Circ. Gives CFPB Extension In Exam Policy Case
• SafeMoon Execs Can't Beat Fraud Charges Now, Feds Say
• New Cybersecurity Rules Threaten Defense Industrial Base
• Standing Rock Sioux Ask Court To Shut Down Dakota Pipeline
• Patent Co. Drops IP Suits To Go After Carriers In Antitrust Cases
• SEC Says Robot Co.'s AI Caretaker Was Mostly A Dummy
• No New Trial For Bid-Rigging, Price-Fixing Concrete Bros.
• Gamers End Challenge Of Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal
• Realtors Ask High Court To Quash DOJ Antitrust Probe
• Hedge Fund Urges Justices To Hear Swing-Trade Case
• Motley Rice May Avoid DQ In Boston Opioid Case, Judge Hints
• Wash. Hospital Wants Spinal Surgeon Scandal Suit Tossed
• A Look At Calif.'s New AI Law For Health Insurers
• $5M Alcoa Unit Deal Ends EPA's Smelter Foul-Air Suit
• EPA Says GHG Power Plant Rule Is In 'Heartland' Of Authority
• No 'Third Bite' For Ex-Lender's FDIC Suit, Judge Rules
• Colorful Lessons From NYC's Emotional Support Parrot Suit
• Aurora Cannabis Gets First Nod For $8M Investor Suit Deal
• To Report Or Not To Report Others' Export Control Violations
• Mitigating Construction Employers' Risks Of Discrimination
• Walmart, Execs Settle Chancery Opioid Suit For $123M
• SD Calls Foul On NCAA For Moving NIL Suit From State Court
• Feds Cut Whistleblowers Out Of Kickback Deal, Court Told
• Coinbase Ally Seeks To Compel SEC To Fulfill Info Request
• With Esmark Case, SEC Returns Focus To Tender Offer Rules
• FERC Can't Pass On LNG Pipeline Review, DC Circ. Told
• Earned Wage Access Laws Form A Prickly Policy Patchwork
• Polsinelli Adds Merck Legal Director To Energy Group In Philly
• EPA Pitches Deal For Endocrine-Disruptor Screening Suit
• Shoosmiths, Software Co. Launch AI Compliance Tool
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Law Firms Diverge As Anti-ESG Pushback Continues
• FTC Wants More Info On $1.36B Home Healthcare Deal
• What FDIC Expansion Of Change In Bank Control Could Mean
• Justices Let Solicitor General Argue In E-Rate Fraud Case
• Crypto-CEO Faces US Extradition In Market Manipulation Case
• Real Estate Recap: Rating Climate Risk, Window Tech, Towers
• With Swipe At Attys, CFPB's Chopra Defends Use Of Guidance
• High Court's TCPA Grant Set To Broaden Loper Bright's Blow
• Elon Musk's X Drops Unilever From Advertising Boycott Suit
• Aerospace Firm To Pay SEC $1.1M Over India Bribe Claims
• Up Next At High Court: CBD Injuries & The Clean Water Act
• Ill. Restaurants Fire Back At Banks' Bid To Halt Swipe Fee Law
• 6th Circ. Blocks Work On Tenn. Pipeline For TVA Gas Plant
• Monsanto Inks $35M Deal With LA For Waterway Cleanup
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