Compliance Archive » January, 2026

Compliance - January, 2026

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• DOE-Created Climate Panel Was Unlawful, Judge Rules
• Tesla Gets Del. Justices To Cut $100M From Investor Atty Fees
• Kroger, Albertsons Look To Block FTC Testimony Handover
• Uber Eats, Others To Pay Workers $5M In Wage Deal With NYC
• Conn. Justices Free Calif. Woman From Tax Bank Seizure
• Calif. Senator Floats Bill To Expand Data Deletion Rights
• Real Estate Recap: Build-To-Rent, Apollo, Boston
• Baltimore Sues Payday Lender Dave Over 'Usurious' Loans
• SEC Walks Away From Biden-Era Construction Fraud Case
• FTC Taps Goodwin Atty For Consumer Protection Deputy Role
• OpenAI Challenges X's Deposition Bid In Antitrust Case
• Real Estate Attys 'Not Going In Blind' Amid Data Center Boom
• Employment Authority: EEOC Harassment Pivot Leaves Void
• 9th Circ. Says DOJ Can Withhold VW Grand Jury Records
• Live Nation Plaintiff States Fight Plan To Stay Antitrust Claims
• Sentara Health Can't Escape Suit Over Stable Value Fund
• SEC Appoints New PCAOB Chair, Board Members
• CBD Cos. Say They're Wrong Defendants In Kratom Suit
• Short Seller Seeks Exit From Blockchain Co.'s Defamation Suit
• Planned Parenthood Drops Medicaid Fight After 1st Circ. Loss
• UP, Norfolk Southern Rip Rival BNSF's Merger Docs Demands
• Trump Says Court Can't Review Rule Delay For Chemical Cos.
• 7th Circ. Grills Trump Admin Atty Over Definition Of Illegal DEI
• The Message From Delaware Courts: Change Is Coming
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $105M Fatal Crash Judgment
• Judge Keeps Ethiopians' TPS Status In Place For Now
• Drugmakers Ask To Appeal Overarching Conspiracy Claim
• Aerospace And Defense Law: Trends To Follow In 2026
• FCC Urges Cos. To Tamp Down Ransomware Risks
• Ex-TD Bank Employee Cops To Helping Launder Drug Money
• FTC Requires Facility Sales For $835M Healthcare Deal
• NCAA Eyes Outreach, Not Overhaul, In Hoops Betting Scandal
• FTC Warns 42 Law Firms Of DEI 'Anticompetitive Collusion'
• Virginia Senators Ask DHS IG To Investigate Surveillance Tech
• DOJ Requires Divestitures For Reddy Ice-Arctic Glacier Tie-Up
• Amazon Says Shoppers' Labeling Suit Is Corrupted By AI Errors
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Drug Cos. Want Rethink Of DQ Bid Targeting Ex-Prosecutor  
• 4 Quick Emotional Resets For Lawyers With Conflict Fatigue
• Sidley Welcomes Back International Trade Partner In DC
• 3 Key Ohio Financial Services Developments From 2025
• Privacy Ruling Shows How CIPA Conflicts With Modern Tech
• Judge Signs Off On Idaho Mine Pollution Settlement
• Prosecutors Can't Revive RICO Case Against NJ Powerbroker
• Warsh Clinches Trump's Nomination For Fed Chair
• Fed's Master Account Stance Goes Too Far, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Adviser Conned NBA Players, Jury Hears
• NC Vape Sale Limits Face Preemption Test At 4th Circ.
• Ex-Synapse Compliance Chief Settles FINRA Supervisory Case
• OppFi Says It's Not Pulling Calif. 'Dummy Lender' Scheme
• Apple Aims To Boot Anti-Moonlighting Suit To Arbitration
• SEC Lays Out Taxonomy For Tokenized Securities Trading
• DCA Midair Collision: One Year Later
• CFTC's Selig Eyes Prediction Markets Rules In Debut Speech
• DOL Proposes Pharmacy Benefit Manager Fee Disclosure Rule
• SBA Cuts Over 1,000 Firms From Contracting Program
• 4th Circ. Told EPA's W.Va. Haze Approval Broke Law
• Tribal Gaming Groups' Support Blocked In Tenn. Kalshi Case
• FINRA Fines Compliance Chief, Firm For Reg BI Failures
• Dems Have Questions Over FTC's Unsealed Pepsi Complaint
• DOJ Awards $1M In First For Antitrust Whistleblower Program
• Feds OK Expansion To Boost Techs In 6 GHz Airwaves
• FCC's Carr Says More Plans To 'Delete' Regs On Way Soon
• FCC To Collect More Info On Cos.' Ties With US Adversaries
• Congress' Limited Tariff Role May Persist After Justices Rule
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive PJM Watchdog's Access Fight
• NHTSA Opens Waymo Probe After Autonomous Car Hits Child
• Rescheduling Cannabis Marks New Tax Era For Operators
• Navigating Trade Secret Exceptions In Noncompete Bans
• Playing Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• ADA Settlement Brings Changes To Detroit Courthouses
• GOP-Led Crypto Bill Clears Senate Panel In Party-Line Vote
• Interior Dept. Says NY Can't Overcome Offshore Wind Halt
• OCC Rulemaking May Clear Haze Around Trust Banks' Scope
• Troubled Apt. Co-Op Can Borrow $6M From Connecticut
• Justices' BDO Denial May Allow For Increased Auditor Liability
• Calif. Jury Convicts Ex-Google Engineer Of Stealing AI Secrets
• U. Of Edinburgh Repatriates Historic Muscogee Remains
• Former First Brands Execs Indicted On Fraud Charges
• Pasadena Settles Tenants' Wildfire Contamination Claims
• Mass. AG Sues 9 Towns To Enforce Housing Law
• Clemency Favors White Collar Offenders, New Study Shows
• Utah House Bill Would Require Tax Hike Notice, Set Limits
• Powell Says Cook Case May Be 'Most Important' In Fed History
• USPTO Seeks 'Serious Sanctions' For Chinese Co.'s 19K Apps
• Ex-Google Engineer's Trade Secret Theft Case Goes To Jury
• Northern Trust VP Stole Millions From Elderly Client, Suits Say
• SEC Says Musk Can't Fight 'Uncontested' Facts In Twitter Case
• Asset Co. Slams Conn. Insurance Chief's Plan For Liquidation
• Fiserv Uses Its Data Security Flaws For Upsells, Suit Says
• Sanctions Motion Allowed In Barratry Suit, Texas Court Says
• Data Co.'s Brass, Top Customer Face SEC 'Round-Trip' Claims
• Teva Allowed New Mifepristone Claim But Not New Defendant
• CFTC Taps Treasury Atty To Be General Counsel
• FCC Sees Dead People On Lifeline, But Dems Balk At New Reg
• Chinese Man Gets 46 Months In $37M Pig Butchering Scam
• Concrete Co. Not Exempt From NJ Sick Leave Law, Panel Says
• Social Media Addiction Laws Eyed By Conn. Governor, AG
• SEC Urged To Adopt Insider Trading Rules For Foreign Firms
• Casino License Revocation Order Off The Mark, 8th Circ. Told
• EPA Begins Rollback Of Biden-Era Smog Control Plan
• Ambulance Billing Co. Settles Data Breach Claims
• Insurer Claims No Duty In Crash Suit Against Vape Shop
• FTO Designations: Containing Foreign Firms' Legal Risks
• NY Firm And Medical Providers Defrauded Insurers, Suit Says
• Nomura Unit Taps Legal Chief To Steer Crypto Trust Bank Plan
• What To Expect From Justices' 401(k) Ruling, DOL Rulemaking
• ArentFox Schiff Launches Longevity Industry Group
• Advocates Seek Shift To 1st Circ. In Prison Call Rate Cases
• Ropes & Gray Adds 3 Partners In New York
• Digital Assets May Be In For A Growth Spurt In 2026
• Judges On AI: How Judicial Use Informs Guardrails
• What Businesses Offering AI Should Expect From The FTC
• Solar Panel Co. Sunrun Misclassifying Sales Reps, Suit Says
• Wash. Panel Won't Force State To Pull Dispensary License
• Ohio PBM Suit Belongs In Federal Court, 6th Circ. Rules
• ADM To Pay $40M To Resolve SEC Accounting Fraud Claims
• Crypto Network Cofounder Hit With $100M RICO Suit
• Google's Allegedly Stolen AI Secrets Not Valuable, Jury Told
• SEC Blunts Some Shareholder Activists With Policy Reversal
• Kelley Drye Adds Ex-23andMe, Facebook Privacy Pros
• UBS Wants Hayes' $400M Malicious Prosecution Suit Axed
• Iowa Can't Block Schwab's Antitrust Deal, 5th Circ. Told
• Language Access Bill Targets Trump's English-Only Order
• EPA Says Enviro Groups Lack Standing To Fight Review Rule
• Starbucks VP Says She Was Fired For Flagging 'Siren' System
• Autodesk Investor Suit Over Internal Controls Axed For Good
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ripple's Early Win On Registration Claim
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2026 Editorial Boards
• Texas AG Says Nurse Practitioner Is Shipping Abortion Drugs
• NC Medical Practice Will Pay $8.8M To End False Billing Suit
• Consumers Energy Seeks $42M For DOE Order Compliance
• Judge Taps Ex-CIA, Corrections Pro To Clean Up NYC's Rikers
• NCAA Warns Of Broad Impacts In WVU Players' Eligibility Row
• Texas Gov. Freezes New H-1B Hiring By Agencies, Colleges
• Investor Group Battles PG&E's $100M Wildfire Suit Deal
• Adhesive Cos. Push Back On FTC Merger Concerns
• Trump Admin's 'Irrational' Block On Wind Project Lifted
• Lessons From EdTech Provider's Data Breach Settlements
• $1M Payout For Shooting Sought In Bad Faith, Insurer Says
• Crypto-Asset Strategy For Corporate Legal Leaders In 2026
• AGs' HPE-Juniper Hold Too Broad, Too Late, Judge Says
• Under Armour Faces Class Action Over Alleged Data Breach
• What Fla. Trends Reveal About AI In Real Estate Development
• Kalshi Taps Ex-Amazon State Policy Pro For New DC Shop
• FCC Asks Carriers To Keep Spanish In Emergency Alerts
• Nuke Discharge Law Isn't Preempted, NY Tells 2nd Circ.
• What US Cos. Must Know To Comply With Italy's AI Law
• Curaleaf To Pay $600K In 'For Cause' Termination Suit
• Reporting Duty Doesn't Nix Whistleblower Status, Court Finds
• Troubled Apt. Co-Op Seeks $6M State Loan To Clear Liens
• Social Media Cos. Fight Uphill To End Schools' Addiction MDL
• SEC Tells Judge Chat Records Bolster Its Short-Selling Claims
• Mich. AG's Antitrust Suit Charts New Path For Climate Torts
• Senate Antitrust Chair Flags Concerns In Netflix-Warner Deal
• 11th Circ. Won't Expedite Bid To Halt CFPB Energy Loan Rule
• DOJ Can't Sue Mich. To Stop 'Hypothetical' Climate Claims
• Truck Makers Say Calif. Delaying 'Clean Trucks Pact' Fight
• Citadel Securities Lobbies SEC For $119M CAT Fee Refund
• Justices' FCC Review Could Reshape IRS Penalty Disputes
• T-Mobile, Sprint Lose Bid To Revive FCC Fines Challenge
• Sens. Offer Crypto Bill Amendments As Storm Delays Markup
• Navigating Battery Validation Risk In The EV Supply Chain
• Cybersecurity Must Remain Financial Sector's Focus In 2026
• Oklahoma Tribes 'Misunderstand' Gaming Law, Court Told
• Federal Contractor Opexus Sued Over EEOC Data Breach
• 35 AGs Demand X Crack Down On Grok Sexual Deepfakes
• DOL Asks 3rd Circ. To Back Siemens' 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Exit
• Presidential Pardon Brokering Can Create Risks For Attys
• Adapting To Private Practice: 5 Tips From Ex-SEC Unit Chief
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Treasury Cancels Booz Allen Contracts Following Leak
• Supreme Court To Define 'Consumer' Under Privacy Law
• Top Treasury Attorney Returns To WilmerHale's DC Team
• Trump Admin's EV Infrastructure Funding Pause Vacated
• Trio Leading US Atty Office Raises 'Red Flag' For Judge
• OCC Won't Delay Trump Family-Tied Co. Bank Charter Review
• Crypto Project Laundered North Korea Crime Funds, Suit Says
• Warren Tells CFPB's Vought To Heed His Boss On Credit Cards
• Real Estate Recap: HUD, Corporate Landlords, Atty Errors
• Pro Swimming League Wins Antitrust Trial. Its Prize? $1
• SEC Accuses Lottery.Com, Execs Of Fraud In SPAC Combo
• Feds Seek $35M Forfeiture After Ex-CFO's Crypto Conviction
• Mich. AG Sues Major Oil Co. 'Cartel' Amid Fight With DOJ
• Victims In $93M Fraud Fight Receiver's 3rd-Party Claims Plan
• Feds' Wind Farm National Security Claim Faces Skepticism
• Judge Blocks DOJ Anti-Diversity Conditions On Police Grants
• Employment Authority: Lessons From Trump, UAW Interaction
• Conservative Org. Contests SEC's Delay Bid In Data Tool Case
• Truckers Can't Lift Calif. Immigrant Driver's License Freeze
• DC Circ. Backs FERC In Oil Pipeline Pricing Dispute
• SEC Releases Gemini From Crypto Lending Enforcement Case
• USDA Defends SNAP Pilot In Colo. Legality Challenge
• Heart Valve Deal Was Blocked Over Innovation Concerns
• Pump.Fun Avoids Sanctions For Users' Harassing Meme Coins
• $200M Sun, Taro Generics Deal Gets Final OK
• 10th Circ. Asked To Overturn Mail Scam Fraud Convictions
• CytoDyn CEO Gets 30-Month Sentence For Lying To Investors
• Instacart, DoorDash, Uber Can't Block NYC's Delivery Laws
• How Data, Pies And An FTC Twist Helped Close A $13B Deal
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Mont. National Forest Logging Row
• Voter Groups Ask To Renew Halt On Ga.'s Food & Water Ban
• News Rating Org. Latest To Fight 'Ideological' FTC Subpoena
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Start A Law Firm
• 5 Compliance Takeaways From FINRA's Oversight Report
• DJI Challenges Broad FCC Ban On Sales Of Its Drones
• How SEC Civil Penalties Became Arbitrary: 3 Potential Fixes
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• FCC Considers Revoking Texas Radio Station Licenses
• Mass. Judge Seeks Input On Kalshi Sports Ban
• Reforms, $737.5K Fee Proposed To End Del. Skin Tech Suit
• Convicted Ex-Budget Official Gives Up Conn. Law License
• X Can't Access OpenAI Source Code In Antitrust Suit
• Ethiopian TPS Holders Sue To Halt Status Termination
• More Push In The 'Push-Pull' As DOJ Targets 'Gamesmanship'
• Live Nation Antitrust Judge Wants To 'Punt' On State Claims
• TikTok Seals Joint Venture Deal For US Operations
• Mango Labs' 'Buyer's Remorse' Can't Undo SEC Settlement
• 6th Circ. Revives Law Firm Worker's Anthem Coverage Fight
• 10th Circ. Should Deny Interest 'Opt-Out' Rehearing, Colo. Says
• Google, Epic Fight Uphill To Tweak App Antitrust Injunction
• Ford, GM Industrial Bank Bids Get FDIC Approval
• SEC Gets $900K Judgments In Bitcoin Miner CEO's Fraud Suit
• FDIC Rolls Back Biden-Era Digital Signage Rule
• SEC Approves Cuts To PCAOB Budget, Board Member Salaries
• Transportation Cases To Watch In 2026
• House Report Claims Evidence of CVS Antitrust Violations
• FTC Defends BOTS Act Case Against Live Nation
• Courthouse News Drops Access Suit Against DC Court Clerk
• FDA Action Shouldn't Halt Amazon Labeling Suit, Plaintiffs Say
• Kalshi And Robinhood Slam Wis. Tribe's Bid To Block Gambling
• Judge Expands Block On Trump's Grant Restrictions
• Feds Given More Time To Revisit School Grant Cancellations
• Google Moves To Toss Privacy Suit Alleging AI Spying
• Designer Akris Settles FCA Claim Over Pandemic Loan
• Drugmakers May Dodge Disgorgement In States' Antitrust Suit
• FERC Commissioners Back Fed-State Push For PJM Changes
• Key False Claims Act Trends From The Last Year
• 2nd Circ. Stays Nielsen's National-Local Data Tying Block
• FTC Cites 'Serious Concerns' With Epic-Google Play Deal
• Google Can't Duck Case Over Paid Search, Privacy Claims
• Sentencing Judge Blasts Ex-Mars Exec's 'Entitlement'
• 10th Amtrak Worker Cops To Role In $11M Fraud Scheme
• Ga. Financial Firm CEO Cops To $380M Ponzi Scheme
• How Payments Law Landscape Will Evolve In 2026
• AGs Target Investor Advocacy Group As 'Climate Cartel'
• It's Too Soon To Remove Suicide Warnings From GLP-1 Drugs
• Amazon Says IP Lawyer Can't Dodge Trademark Suit
• Opportunities Amid The Challenges Of Trump's BIS Shake-Up
• Marketers Who Sold Fraudulent StraightPath Funds Plead Out
• What To Know About DOL's New FLSA, FMLA Opinion Letters
• How SEC Civil Penalties Became Arbitrary: The Data
• Trump Sues JPMorgan For $5B Over Account Closures
• Hosting Exchange Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NCAA Tells 4th Circ. Appeal Of Eligibility Ruling Should Go On
• Shareholder Says $2.3B Take-Private Deal Hid Blackstone Ties
• Salvation Army Pulls NLRB Challenge After Case Dropped
• Washington Drops $9M Climate Fund Suit Against NOAA
• EEOC Chair Decries 'Fearmongering' Amid Guidance Repeal
• Ethanol Biz Loses Bid To Overturn €48M Price-Fixing Fine
• NJ Justices Wrestle With Cases Complicated By ICE Custody
• Holmes Seeks Trump Clemency For Theranos Fraud Sentence
• Senate Agriculture Unveils Crypto Bill Without Dem Backing
• CVS, UnitedHealth, Express Scripts Duck PBM Antitrust Suit
• Ex-TD Bank Worker Cops To Taking Money Laundering Bribes
• EXp Brass Can't Shake Claims It Ignored Sexual Misconduct
• Fintech Co. Says Investor Suit 'Regurgitates' SEC Claims
• NJ Firm Must Face Full SEC Suit Over Investment Allocations
• Robinhood Warns Of Gambling Suit 'Threat' After Kalshi Loss
• Texas AG Launches Investigation Into Vaccine Incentives
• Schwab Nixed From DOL Enforcement Suit Against Other Firm
• 5th Circ. Leans Toward Vacating Airline Fees Disclosure Rule
• Midwives Challenge Miss. Practice Limits In Antitrust Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Blocked Trump Grant Freeze
• Feds Say Medicare Steering Case Meets FCA Legal Bar
• FTC Must 'Scale A Slick Wall' To Revive Meta Suit
• Feds Back Freight Broker In High Court Negligence Case
• Apple Workers In Wash. Sue Over Limits On Moonlighting
• FDA's 2025 Enforcement Scorecard Highlights Data Focus
• SEC Accuses Unregistered NJ Adviser Of $1.6M Client Fraud
• FINRA Says Firm Broke Reg BI By Not Spotting Risky Trading
• FCC Warns Shows To Follow Political 'Equal Opportunity' Reg
• SEC Wins $9.7M In Cemtrex Fraud Case After 2nd Circ. Remand
• Businesses Seek OK On $436M Toyota Forklift Emissions Deal
• Feds Oppose Bail For Conn. Oil Trader During FCPA Appeal
• OCC's New Fee Clearance Shows Further Ease Around Crypto
• 3rd Circ. Questions Mushroom Farmer's Tax Bill Accounting
• AI Recruiting Co. Eightfold Sued Over Job Applicant 'Dossiers'
• Coinbase Investors Knew About Regulatory Issues, Court Told
• 11th Circ. Urged To Deny Inclusion Of Everglades Center Docs
• How SEC Civil Penalties Became Arbitrary: The Framework
• US Says Utah Tribe Lacks Injury Claim In $16M Clean Air Deal
• Ala. Judge Lets Ex-Pro Rejoin College Basketball
• Alaska House Bill Would Limit Property Value Increases
• Nationwide Unit Seeks Exit From Stock Dilution Scheme Suit
• FTC Mulling Deal With Express Scripts In PBM Case
• Morgan Lewis Adds Crypto-Focused Investment Atty
• DOJ Outline Of New Fraud Role Doesn't Mention WH Oversight
• Jefferies Steered Feds To $200M Water Ponzi Case, Judge Told
• How A 1947 Tugboat Ruling May Shape Work Product In AI Era
• Utah Bill Seeks Property Tax Break Boost Via Referendum
• Mo. Bill Would Allow Earnings Tax To Replace Property Taxes
• Justices Wary Of Greenlighting Trump Bid To Fire Fed's Cook
• Fla. Dispensary Exposed Patient Data Via Google, Suit Says
• Trump's Bid For Fed Firing Faces Pivotal Supreme Court Test
• FINRA Says Firms Ignored Red Flags About Overseas Biz
• Defense Industry Exec Gets 4 Years For Bribery Scheme
• Trump Media Investor Says Insider Trading Trial Was Flawed
• Firms Clash Over Starbucks Derivative Suit Leadership
• DC Circ. Doubts If EPA Had To Quantify Costs In PFAS Rule
• FTC, Doxo Trade Blows In Online Consumer Deception Case
• Edison Blames LA County, Others For Exacerbating Eaton Fire
• DHS Tech Says He Was Fired For Criticizing Noem During 'Date'
• Split 11th Circ. Upholds SEC's $1M Penny Stock Victory
• Colo. Fund Owner Owes $2.3M Under Settlement, Suit Says
• Pump.Fun Faces Sanctions Bid Over Meme Coin 'Harassment'
• FINRA Fines Cetera $1.1M For Supervision Failures
• FTC Appeals Meta Loss To DC Circ.
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Microsoft Warns Google Play Store Deal Invites Antitrust Harm
• Texas AG Says State Diversity Initiatives Breach Constitution
• Boston Consulting Loses UK Tax Fight Over Partner Pay
• Delaware Supreme Court Reverses Moelis Governance Ruling
• Luminys Back In Clear With FCC After Dahua USA Is Dissolved
• Why 2026 Could Be A Bright Year For US Solar
• Preservation Group Seeks Expert Visit Of WH Ballroom Site
• Ex-Mars Exec Deserves 'Substantial' Fraud Sentence, Feds Say
• North Carolina AG Wins Bid To End MV Realty's 40-Year Deals
• What Productivity EO May Mean For Defense Industrial Base
• Immigration Courts 'Ignoring' Bond Hearing Order, Judge Says
• Coinbase And Kalshi Contracts 'Siphoning' Money, Tribes Say
• CorMedix Investors Seek First OK Of Governance Reform Deal
• Senior DOJ Fraud Atty Joins Akin Amid Surge In FCA Cases
• What's New In ISS' Benchmark Voting Policy Updates For 2026
• Navigating Privilege Law Patchwork In Dual-Purpose Comms
• Ogletree Adds Federal Agency Vets As Practice Co-Chairs
• Texas, Fla. AGs Pen Opinions On 'Unconstitutional' DEI Efforts
• AG Watch: Calif. Fills Federal Consumer Protection Void
• CFTC Chair Calls Up Ex-BigLaw Atty For Adviser Role
• Compliance Expert Moves Practice To Jenner & Block
• NJ Sues Nursing Home Owners Over Missing Medicaid Funds
• AI-Driven Harassment Poses New Risks For Employers
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mass. Judge Slams Brakes On Kalshi Sports Offerings
• DC Judge Won't Block Limits On Detention Visits, For Now
• Key Changes In World Bank's New Compliance Updates
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Steptoe White Collar Pro In DC
• Alaska Says Imminent Harm Missing In Arctic Drilling Suit
• Chamber Tells 5th Circ. EPA Asbestos Ban Goes Too Far
• Justices Ax 6th Circ. Abortion Order Amid Loper Bright Outcry
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Up Next At High Court: Fed Firing & Gun 'Vampire Rules'
• 5th Circ. OKs Self-Employment Tax Break For Limited Partners
• Real Estate Recap: Cannabis Landlords, Global Deals, ACREL
• SEC Fines Adviser Over Black Rifle Coffee SPAC Deal Conflict
• OCC's Gould Takes Aim At Resolution Planning 'Industry'
• Google Appeals DOJ Search Win, Seeks Data-Sharing Stay
• Feds Move To Seize Military Trainers Bound For China
• Stolen Google AI Info Valuable To Rivals And China, Jury Told
• Stock Buyback Ban Could Shrink Defense Industrial Base
• DOJ Reports Historic $6.8B False Claims Act Haul In 2025
• Rail Regulator Tells UP, Norfolk Southern To Redo Merger Bid
• SEC Secures $39M Orders Wrapping Fla. Investor Fraud Suit
• SEC Fines Biopharma Co. Execs Over Hidden FDA Findings
• Kirkland, Ex-Judge Hit With Class Action Over Texas Romance
• Calif. AG Orders xAI To Stop Enabling Sexualized Deepfakes
• Bikini Barista Boss Says AG Can't Bring Sex Harassment Suit
• SEC Fines 'Cash Flow King' Podcaster $3M For Ponzi Scheme
• College Gambling Busts Show That Getting Caught Is Easy
• Planned Parenthood Can Challenge Heartbeat Act, Court Says
• $29M Deal In Boeing Supplier Fraud Suit Gets Final OK
• White House Backs State Govs In Push For PJM Changes
• Employment Authority: Meet The NLRB's New Top Enforcer
• In First Year, Trump Lost Most Cases But Often Won Appeals
• SIFMA Presses SEC To Reverse Nasdaq Fee Hike
• House Dems Press STB On $85B Railway Mega-Merger
• Treasury's Rule Pace Unchanged After Loper Bright, Atty Says
• OpenAI, Microsoft Must Face Musk Fraud Fight In April Trial
• What Changed For Healthcare Transaction Law In 2025
• Localism Requirement Dooms Low-Power Station Requests
• CFPB Confirms Its Fed Funding Has Been Replenished
• 7 Ways In-House Counsel May Unearth Red Flags In AI M&A
• Dems Balk At FCC Drive For Simpler Broadband Labels
• 5 Advertising Law Trends That Will Shape 2026
• IRS Boosts Mediation Training In Appeals, Official Says
• Decoding The SEC's Plans To Revitalize The US IPO Market
• Tesla Gets 5-Week Extension In NHTSA Probe
• 9th Circ. Upholds County Fines For Illegal Short-Term Rentals
• Expect State Noncompete Reforms, FTC Scrutiny In 2026
• Banking Regulation Themes To Anticipate In 2026
• Cannabis Industry Faces An Inflection Point This Year
• Judge Rejects Bid To Block NCAA's 4-Season Limit
• Hughes Hubbard, MoloLamken Alumns Open Boutique Firm
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Seneca Nation Pushes To End NY Jurisdiction On Tribal Lands
• Vineyard Wind Asks Court To Let It Finish $4.5B Mass. Project
• Womble Bond Expands With 36-Person McGlinchey Team
• BuzzFeed Loses Bid To Unseal HSBC Laundering Report
• Ill. Biz Owner Gets 6 Years For $55M Bank Scams, PPP Fraud
• Univ. Of Arkansas Drops New Law Dean, Reportedly Over Brief
• Google Worker In IP Theft Trial Impersonated Exec, Jury Hears
• NCAA Urges Feds, States To Rein In College Sports Wagers
• SEC Says Healthcare Exec Misspent $10.6M In Investor Funds
• Wash. Anti-Spam Law Not Federally Preempted, Judge Rules
• Epic CEO, Google Execs To Testify At Play Store Deal Hearing
• Musk Slams SEC's 'Premature' Bid For Twitter Buy-Up Win
• Harvard Club Settles Pandemic Loan Fraud Claims For $2.4M
• Ex-CEO Of COVID Vax Maker Accused Of Insider Trading
• 11th Circ. Told Everglades Detention Site Upsets Enviro Law
• Dems Push SEC To Pursue Crypto Case Against Justin Sun
• Trump Admin Defies Funding K-12 Mental Health Grants
• Whistleblower Seeks Removal Of DOJ In Price-Gouging Case
• Cal-Maine Gives Free Eggs To Settle Texas Price Gouging Suit
• 3M Brings Conn. Town's PFAS Case To Federal Court
• Equinor Win Makes Wind Projects 2-For-2 In Restart Bids
• Five Tribes Demand Federal Talks On Indian Education Deals
• 2 OFAC Sanctions Actions Highlight PE Compliance Risk
• Ex-WebAI Engineers Say Demos Were 'Faked' In Major Deals
• Apple Will Pay $150K To End NJ's Visible Pricing Law Claims
• $332M Colgate-Palmolive Pension Deal Nabs Final Nod
• Algorithmic Bias Risks Remain For Employers After AI Order
• CVS Ducks Antitrust But Not Biz Interference Claim At 5th Circ.
• Visa, Mastercard Defend Swipe-Fee Deal Amid Objections
• Crypto Lender Nexo Fined $500K For Unlicensed Loans
• Utah Urges Decision In Fight With Tribe Over Split Estate Lands
• NJ Requires Update Of Requirements For Ag Land Taxation
• Ex-Judge Sues Atlanta For Wrongful Arrest, Excessive Force
• RJ Reynolds Asks ITC To Probe Vape Restriction Violations
• Easing Equity Research Firewall Shows SEC Open To Updates
• SEC Taps Ex-BlackRock, GSA Atty To Be General Counsel
• Insights From 2025's Flood Of Data Breach Litigation
• Murphy's Legacy: How The Governor Reshaped NJ Business
• 5th Circ. Rejects Challenge To Texas LNG Construction Delay
• Fly-Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Conn. Gov. Mandates Fast License Process Or Money Back
• Unpacking The DOJ Meatpacking Probe
• Aligning With EPA's 'Compliance First' Enforcement Policy
• 4 Ways GCs Can Manage Growing Service Of Process Volume
• Ex-NCAA Players Among 26 Accused Of Rigging Games
• NY Bill Criminalizes Unlicensed Cryptocurrency Businesses
• Ex-DOJ Fraud Chief Joins Jenner & Block In DC
• Vox Media Sues Google, Adding To Ad Tech Antitrust Suits
• Full 5th Circ. Will Revisit PWFA's Constitutionality
• FTC Says Payments Co. Should Pay $53M For Violating Deal
• Calif. Again Asks 9th Circ. To Unleash Kids' Privacy Law
• Groups Seek Records On ICE 'Ankle Monitoring For All' Policy
• Fla. Tribe Urges 11th Circ. To Uphold Detention Center Block
• Pharmacy Wields Antitrust Law In Challenge To GLP-1 Giants
• Kaiser Entities Settle Medicare Fraud Claims For $556M
• EPA's Cost Analysis U-Turn May Invite Courtroom Inquiries
• SEC Gets Mixed Marks On Handling Shareholder Proposals
• Military Fraud Case Against Fluor Moves To Trial
• Office Depot Spars Over Class Cert. In Wash. Pay Scale Suit
• Swedbank Says DOJ Has Closed AML Probe Without Action
• Freight Broker Tells Justices Negligence Claims Preempted
• FTC Finalizes GM And Onstar Ban On Location Data Sharing
• SEC To Lean On Congress As Defense In High Court Case
• Senate Banking Committee Postpones Crypto Bill Markup
• Calif. AG Probes 'Avalanche' Of Grok-Created Sexual Deepfakes
• JPMorgan's Tobacco-Use Health Fee Is Illegal, Employee Says
• Texas Justices Seem Open To Judicial Review Of Hemp Rule
• Enviro Groups Sue Feds Over Montana Fire, Grazing Plans
• FCC Still Weighing 39% Broadcast Cap, Carr Tells Lawmakers
• Miami Man Admits To $250K Zelle Scam In Connecticut
• Senate Bill Would Give FCC One Year For Satellite Licensing
• Driver Says Sinclair Oil, Gas Stations Sold Contaminated Fuel
• SDNY Atty Signals Return To Private Fund Valuation Scrutiny
• Calif. AI Law Will Have Ripple Effect On Emerging Cos.
• NJ Judge Orders Mediation In Merck-Cencora Indemnity Fight
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