Public Policy Archive » December, 2015

Public Policy - December, 2015

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• Immigration Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Sports Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Automotive Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• New York Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Hospitality Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Securities Regulations To Watch In 2016
• How To Woo In-House Counsel In 2016
• Bankruptcy Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Consumer Protection Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Tax Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Energy Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Transportation Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Employment Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• IP Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Life Sciences Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Insurance Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Product Liability Legislation & Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Privacy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Gov't Contracts Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Environmental Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Native American Policymaking To Watch In 2016
• M&A Policy To Watch In 2016
• Banking Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Health Care Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Florida Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Real Estate Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Pennsylvania Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• New Jersey Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2016
• Retail Regulation And Legislation To Watch in 2016
• Texas Regulation And Legislation To Watch in 2016
• Enviros Tell DC Circ. To Follow Own Lead In EPA Rule Fight
• Senator Introduces EB-5 Regional Center Integrity Bill
• Checks Needed For Naughty List To Improve Wall Street's Rep
• EU Advocate General Backs New Tobacco Regs
• NRA Loses Court Challenge To Seattle's Firearms Tax
• FTC Urged To Enhance Privacy Controls For Online Tracking
• SEC Transfer Agent Rule Revamp Faces Uncertain Future
• Canada Says Lilly Seeks 'Uber-Tribunal' In $500M IP Fight
• Daily Fantasy Sports Illegal In Ill., AG Says
• China Hits Back Against US Criticism Of Anti-Terrorism Bill
• Gibson Dunn Memo Ties In With Bridgegate, Judge Told
• Immigration Reform Group Backs States In High Court Appeal
• Cato, ACRU Tell 9th Circ. Hawaii Voting Can't Discriminate
• California Shark Fin Ban Case Heads To Supreme Court
• 9/11 Detainees Fight Bush Officials' Bid To Delay Litigation
• Business, Oil, Enviro Groups Challenge EPA's Ozone Rule
• Flawed CPP Must Be Delayed, Challengers Tell DC Circ.
• New Jersey's EMS Takeover Law Jettisoned
• NCTA Urges FCC To Ignore Internet Speed Metric Idea
• US Finds Russia Straying From WTO Commitments
• FHWA Loses In 'Buy American' Suit Over Steel Rules
• Senators Slam NHTSA's 'Sluggish' Takata Air Bag Recall
• Enviro Group Slams Army Corps Over Texas Barge Facility
• US, Hong Kong Regulators Boost Cross-Border Info Sharing
• Inmate Call Provider Says Millions At Stake In FCC Stay Bid
• US Rep. Resumes Suit To Block Fla. Redistricting Maps
• New York To Update Rules On In-Court Cameras
• China To Extend Foreign Currency Exchange Trading Hours
• Changes To Rule 37 Will Affect Environmental Disputes Too
• Fla. High Court Declines Jurisdiction In Workers' Comp Row
• Opening Courts To Seat Belt Nonuse Evidence
• A Concession For ACA Medical Device Tax Opponents
• A Striking Defense Victory Amid SEC In-House Court Debate
• What To Know About Patent Reform Bills Heading Into 2016
• How 2016 NDAA Changes Small Business Gov't Contracting
• Washington's New LLC Act: Out With The Old, In With The New
• Fantasy Sports Industry Calls On Texas Users To Sway AG
• Court Erred On Slots License Reversal, Fla. Track Says
• Apple Lashes Out Against UK's Online Surveillance Bill
• Wal-Mart's Puerto Rico Tax Case 'Eye-Opening,' Judge Says
• NY AG Says Daily Fantasy No Different From Parlay Bets
• Adviser's Spat Over SEC In-House Court Heads To 4th Circ.
• Illinois' 6-Person Jury Law Overturned
• Utah Gov. Cleared To End Planned Parenthood Contracts
• Senator Calls For End To Apple's Strong Data Encryption
• Ban On Contractor Campaign Money Still Vital, Justices Told
• DC Circuit Affirms Dismissal Of Poultry Rule Suit
• Rule-Driven Home Sale Slump Could Be Temporary
• DOI Says It Consulted With Tribes To Reform Education Setup
• Tenn. AG Accused Of Undermining Tribal Recognition Bid
• HK Exchange Seeks More Environmental Info From Listed Firms
• NJ Court Again Strikes Down Waterfront Public Access Rules
• Inmate Call Provider Asks FCC For Stay Of Rate Cap Order
• SEC's Proposed Derivatives Rule And Potential Consequences
• OSHA Revamps Controversial Silica Exposure Rules
• Pa. Judge Axes Pittsburgh's Mandatory Sick Leave Law
• Tech Workers Fight Student Visa OPT Ruling In DC Circ.
• Prof Says SEC May Plan Political Money Rule Despite Budget
• Morgan Stanley, SocGen Units Pay $10M In SEC 'Parking' Case
• NYC Spells Out Strong Protections For Transgender People
• San Bernardino Defends Police Spending In Bankruptcy Plan
• Pa. Investigators Sue AG Kane Over Alleged Retaliation
• NAB Tells FCC Foreign Ownership Process Should Be Eased
• On Exit SEC's Aguilar Urges Secondary Market Reforms
• In Congress: A Year-End Review
• Civil Rights Groups Want DOT To Probe Halt Of Md. Rail Plan
• Chamber Urges 11th Circ. To Reconsider Nixing H-2B Ruling
• DC Circ. Urged To Keep Oil Train Safety Dispute On Track
• EPA Fights Bid To Speed Up Clean Power Plan Challenge
• Settling Investor-State Disputes Under The TPP
• Biz Groups Aim To Slow Persuader Rule, Tie To Reporting Reg
• BLM Urges Quick Decision In Fracking Rule Authority Battle
• State AGs Warn FCC To Not Open Spam Text Floodgates
• Bid To Create Florida Gaming Agency Revitalized
• Fed Outlines Excess Capital Buffer For Big Banks
• CFTC Chair Slams Congress For Denying Budget Bump
• States, Groups Back Power Plant Subsidies At High Court
• CMS Makes Sweeping Defense Of Uncompensated Care Pay
• IRS Floats Rules On Reporting Taxes, Income By Country
• Submarine Cable Group Calls FCC Outage Rules Impractical
• 5 Biggest Tax Policy Changes Of 2015
• WTO Enters Uncharted Waters By Forsaking Doha Round
• Adding NJ Casinos Would Harm Atlantic City, Lawmakers Told
• The Long-Awaited Game Changer For US Real Estate
• Obama Foils Clean Power Plan Attacks, Signs Budget
• Privacy Group Blasts Gov't High Court Defense Of Secrecy
• IRS Issues Favorable Rules For Retail Remodeling Costs
• FTAIA May Bar US Cos. From Relief Under US Antitrust Laws
• The WTO 'Doha Round' Is Dead: Long Live Doha?
• Fed Says It Will Tailor Stress Tests For Less Complex Banks
• BMW Hit With $40M Penalty For Mini Cooper Safety Lapses
• Ex-Allentown Finance Director Charged In Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Philly Could Step Up Enforcement Under New City Solicitor
• 10 Things You May Have Missed In Proposed Regulation AT
• FAA Small Drone Rule: Takeaways For Commercial Users
• Problems In DOD Plan To Reduce TINA Regulatory Actions
• Tips For Fantasy Sports Cos. As State AGs Target Industry
• The Firms That Dominated In 2015
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Bernie Sanders: Computer Hacker?
• Why All US Attorneys Should Read Justice Breyer's New Book
• St. Louis Approves Financing For $1.1B Rams Stadium Plan
• Obama Taps BigLaw Talent For Investment Dispute Panels
• Industry Picks Apart EPA Coal Ash Rule At DC Circ.
• Net Neutrality Politics Likely Behind FCC Data Plan Interest
• 4th Circ. Backs FCC In Local Cell Tower Zoning Regs Row
• GOP Digs Into Legality Of EPA's Clean Power Plan Push
• Greens Push EPA To Force More GE Hudson River Cleanup
• Japan, Israel Look To Establish Investment Treaty
• Alaska Says Feds Can't Dodge Tribal Trust Land Appeal
• SEC Says Private Investor Standards May Be Out Of Date
• Puerto Rico Gov. Indicates Debt Default Is On The Horizon
• DNC Restores Sanders' Access To Voter Data Following Lawsuit
• Pa. Bill Would Nix High Court's Role In Judicial Discipline
• Sen. Brown Halts Easy Passage For Tribal Labor Bill
• South Africa Opens Quota System For US Poultry Products
• Defense Sec. Calls Work-Related Private Email Use A Mistake
• FCC, AT&T Clash In DC Circ. Over VoIP Charges
• DC Circ. Won't Look At EPA's Backing Of Calif. Emission Rule
• Plastic Microbead Ban Heads To Obama For Signature
• USTR Begins Environmental Analysis Of Green Goods Accord
• The Biggest International Trade Developments Of 2015
• Sports Blackouts Would Be Abolished Under Senators' Bill
• In Calif., Meet And Confer, Then Demur
• Senate Passes $1.8T Spending And Tax Extender Package
• The True Value Of Electronic Health Records
• New Tactics For Navigating Fla. Construction Defects Law
• 2015 Is Almost Over — What Happened To Patent Reform?
• The New Business Risk For Employers In The Defense Industry
• Congress To DOT: Use Rulemaking And Clean Up Your Data
• Greenspan Urges Expansion Of Visas For 'Specialty' Jobs
• Ex-MoFo Partner, Assistant US Atty Confirmed To DC Court
• Lawmakers In India Advance Int'l Arbitration Overhaul
• 6th Circ. Urged To Keep Ky. Court's Kim Davis Rulings
• Tribe Decries Bingo Groups' Bid To Step Into Gaming Row
• Senate Bill Calls For Cybersecurity Plans In SEC Filings
• Pa. Congressman Denied Grand Jury Docs In Corruption Probe
• EPA Says 9th Circ. Has Power To Nix Dow Herbicide Approval
• NY Towns Lose Challenge To Tribal Gambling Deal In Appeal
• FWS Should Have Protected Coastal Marten, Enviros Say
• NJ Bill Reviving Offshore Wind Farm Passes Both Houses
• CORRECTED: Greens Denied Quick Appeal In Battle Over BLM Fracking Rule
• OCC Bank Recovery Plans Follow Europe's Lead
• Senate Confirms Nominees For Air Force, DOD Positions
• NJ Senate Backs Paid Sick Leave Requirements
• Obama Pressured To Order Social Media Background Checks
• Calif. High Court Undoes Ruling Critics Said Expanded CEQA
• Democrat Blocks $18.2B Coast Guard Bill Over Labor Clause
• Senate Passes Toxic Substances Control Act Reform
• NJ Lawmakers Push Amendments To Expand Casino Gambling
• Pa. AG Denies Her Sister's Emails Were Offensive
• FCC Eyes Fewer Prison Phone Monopolies, More Video Calls
• FCC Asks T-Mobile, AT&T, Comcast To Discuss Data Programs
• After Shooting, San Bernardino Creditor Fights Police Plan
• House Moves Closer To Passing Broad $1.15T Funding Bill
• Fla. High Court OKs Medical Marijuana Ballot Initiative
• Sales Of Counterfeit Goods Up 15% Online, Trade Rep Says
• EU Takes Up Stricter Flight Tracking Rules After MH370
• OMB Urges House to Pass $80B Bill for Military Work, VA
• Obama Urges High Court To Kick Colorado Pot Suit Aside
• New Iranian Petroleum Contract Could Fix Buyback Issues
• Ga. Counties Sue 15 Phone Cos. For $50M Missing 911 Fees
• The Biggest NJ Decisions From The Second Half Of 2015
• House Passes Sweeping $622B Tax Extenders Bill
• How New York's (New) Wage Deduction Law Affects Employers
• Amarin, FDA Off-Label Promotion Suit Stayed Until Feb.
• Whirlpool Seeks Duties On China Washers From Samsung, LG
• OCC To Require Banks To Put Together Recovery Plans
• CFTC's Massad Bets Crisis-Era Chops On Eased Margin Rule
• Miami Congressman Pitches Edits To Cuban Immigrant Policy
• Chemical Cos. Back Industry In Solid Waste Fight At DC Circ.
• Calif. Regulators Propose Rules For Self-Driving Cars
• Sheriff's Exec. Action Appeal Is Speculation, Feds Tell Justices
• Senators Reach Bipartisan Deal On Judicial Nominees
• Fla. Justices Asked To Uphold Personal Injury Damages Cap
• NJ Judge Demands Rationale For EMS Takeover Law
• Chastised Gibson Dunn Gets Bridgegate Subpoena Nixed
• Okla. Landowner Says He Needs To Join Drillers' BIA Lawsuit
• Calif. Court Nixes Voter Law Limits On Malibu Chain Stores
• Budget Deal Stuffs Stockings For Green Energy Cos.
• Senate Confirms 4 New US Attys For NY, Va., NH
• Regulators Will Push Banks To Prep For Future Rate Hikes
• Puerto Rico Doesn't Get Ch. 9 Access In Budget Bill
• House OKs Port Cybersecurity, Hezbollah Sanctions Bills
• Senate Approves Two Amtrak Board Members
• Gov't Urges Court To Toss Immigrants' Visa Bulletin Suit
• NJ Utility Board Signs Off On $90M Pipeline Project
• Philly Prosecutor Says Kane Received Inappropriate Emails
• Pa. Rep. To Resign As Part Of Sting Plea
• India Revamps Framework For Investment Treaties
• Admission To The New York Bar Just Got Harder
• Spending Bill A Mixed Bag For Environmentalists
• DOT Wants Row Over Pipeline Spill Rules In DC Circ.
• FCC Urged Not To Put Texting In 'Regulatory Straightjacket'
• Presidential Options For Further Easing Cuba Sanctions
• FCC Draws Ire As It Extends Small Biz Net Neutrality Relief
• WTO Members Seal $1.3T IT Pact, Overcoming Chinese Hurdle
• Spending Bill Bars SEC Rulemaking On Political Spending
• How To Avoid Violating FMLA's Technical Rules — Part 3
• Pols Put Meat Label Repeal In Fund Bill Amid $1B Tariff Threat
• Split CFTC Finalizes Swap Margin Rules Amid Controversy
• House Buys More Time To Digest $1.15T Spending Bill
• FSOC, MetLife Fight Watchdog's Attempt To Unseal SIFI Docs
• Ford To Start Calif. Testing Of Driverless Cars In 2016
• Banks Gain Little Ground In Omnibus Spending Bill
• Lawmakers Reach Deal On Massive Tax Benefits Package
• 10 Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2015: Part 1
• Plaintiffs Drive Website Accessibility As DOJ Delays Rule
• Small Business Contracting May Be Very Different In 2016
• Budget Deal Ends Oil Export Ban, Extends Green Tax Credits
• 11th Circ. Again Says Fla. 'Gun Gag' Law Is Constitutional
• Debt Restructuring Rider Dropped From Spending Bill
• Miami-Dade Commission Approves Crucial Boat Show Permit
• Wash. Tribe Strikes Deal Over Planned Casino's Tax Effects
• Agency Aborts Native Hawaiian Election To Thwart Court Case
• Fla. Med. Marijuana Amendment Marches Toward 2016 Ballot
• Oil Train Rule Challenge Needs 60-Day Pause, DC Circ. Told
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Municipal Gaming Terminal Fee
• EPA, Enviros Settle Fracking Chemical Disclosure Suit
• EU Officials Close Deal On Stronger Data Protection Rules
• Senate Bill Would Order Social Media Checks Of Visa Seekers
• Ill. Lawmakers Wary Of Norfolk Southern Takeover
• NTIA Proposes Fee Review For Public Safety Broadband
• GOP Sens. Ask FCC To Rethink Municipal Broadband Push
• FCC Exceeded Its Authority In Cable Reg Shift, DC Circ. Told
• ITC Probes New Changes To CAFTA Rules Of Origin
• Texas Racing Agency Will Keep Betting Machines, For Now
• European Parliament Votes To Enact Trademark Overhaul
• EPA Says Haze Plan Fight In Wrong Court, At Wrong Time
• Calif. Appeals Court Says Rule On Judge Pay Constitutional
• Future Role Of WTO At Stake, Conference Chair Warns
• The Condo And Co-Op Abuse Relief Act Is Still Relevant
• NY Loosens Restrictions On Out-Of-State Or Foreign Attys
• EU Adopts Rules To Swap Financial Account Tax Information
• Delta Urges FCC To Expand In-Flight Broadband Without Delay
• Philly Mayor Signs Expansion Of 'Ban The Box' Ordinance
• TPP Gets First Endorsement From Tech Lobby
• 7 Deadly Business Mistakes That Can Tank Your Law Practice
• How To Avoid Violating FMLA's Technical Rules — Part 2
• An Update On China's Anti-Monopoly Law Guidelines On IP
• Inside Nasdaq's Proposed Shareholder Approval Rules
• Mercury Power Plant Rule Left Intact By DC Circ.
• Seattle Becomes First US City To OK Unions For Uber Drivers
• Ind.'s Cold Beer Ban Doesn't Violate 14th Amendment: 7th Circ.
• US' Paris Pledge Threatened By Changing Political Winds
• EU Agency Floats US-Inspired Derivative Margin Reform
• Civic Group Sues BIA To Stop California Land Transfer
• Michael Lewis Rips Lobbying Against 'Flash Boys' Exchange
• Ranchers Take Meat Labeling Fight To Presidential Hopefuls
• Texas Med Board Not Immune From Teladoc Antitrust Suit
• Attorneys React To The Paris Climate Change Deal
• New I-9 Audit Guidance Warns Against Discrimination
• EPA Used 'Covert Propaganda' In Water Rule Campaign: GAO
• Fla. Senate Bill Looks At Ride-Hailing Service Insurance
• Ark. 12-Week Abortion Ban Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• For Clean Energy Cos., Global Deal Needs Local Teeth
• NJ Assembly Leader Offers Competing Casino Expansion Plan
• Breakthrough On Green Goods Pact Unlikely At WTO Summit
• Hispanic Caucus Slams Delay In Latino Judge Confirmations
• How To Avoid Violating FMLA's Technical Rules — Part 1
• Former Aide Sues Pa. AG Kane For Wrongful Termination
• Senate Pressed To Make Web Access Tax Ban Permanent
• FAA Unveils Mandatory Small Drone Registration Process
• Tribes Have Transportation Self-Governance At Last
• Ex-Hangley Aronchick Partner Named Philly City Solicitor
• Planned Parenthood Sues Ohio In Fetal Tissue Disposal Row
• NJ Bill Restricting Employer Credit Checks Advances
• Froman Calls For WTO Members To Abandon Doha Round
• Inside New FAR Provisions On Reporting Felony, Tax Info
• The CFTC's New Enforcement Focus
• Countries Ink Historic Climate Change Pact In Paris
• In Congress: One Last Hurdle
• Fight For Daily Fantasy Sports In NY Has Only Just Begun
• Payday Lenders Want Broad Discovery In 'Choke Point' Fight
• SEC Guards Fund Industry Turf With New Derivatives Rules
• 5 International Privacy Regulators You Should Know
• NJ Assembly Chief Wants Gas Taxes Set Aside For Roads
• Cruz Releases New H-1B Bill With 'Cool Off' Layoff Period
• Tribe Seeks Fees After Gov't Remands Oil Royalties Rule
• Water Districts Say Fish Habitat Suit Needs High Court Ruling
• ND, Wyo. Say Judge Shouldn't Rush Their Fracking Rule Suit
• Obama Renominates Ramirez To Lead FTC
• Fed. Circ. Floats New Rules For Docketing, Confidentiality
• FCC Approves T-Mobile License Transfer Over Sirius Protest
• Steris Loss Won't Change FTC Merger Tactic, Ex-Official Says
• Senate Votes To Fuel Energy Development On Tribal Lands
• Bid Protests Up Slightly In Fiscal Year 2015, GAO Reports
• BuckleySandler Attys To Bill Up To $880 In Pa. Porn Probe
• FCC Commish Lists Concerns Over Rural Broadband Auction
• DOD Must Boost Safety Checks Of Trucking Cos., GAO Says
• NJ Senate Prez Floats Plan For Casinos Outside Atlantic City
• NY Appellate Court Keeps DraftKings, FanDuel Operating
• Enviros Sue Calif. County Over New Oil & Gas Well Rules
• Seminoles Fight To Preserve Suit Over Gambling Exclusivity
• Split SEC Proposes New Derivatives, Mining Disclosure Rules
• McCain Asks Pentagon To Audit Lockheed-Boeing JV
• House Passes Bicameral Bill Stepping Up Trade Enforcement
• House Sends Stopgap Spending Bill To Obama's Desk
• The Nationwide Opioid Abuse Epidemic And Indian Country
• Basel Committee OKs Using Credit Ratings To Evaluate Risk
• DraftKings, FanDuel Temporarily Blocked In NY
• 6th Circ. May Speed Up Water Rule Fight's Rise To High Court
• New Electronic Log Rule Levels Playing Field For Truckers
• Senate GOP Floats Puerto Rico Debt Relief Plan
• Secular Anti-Abortion Org Can't Avoid Birth Control Mandate
• Bureau Of Indian Affairs Leader To Step Down In January
• ITC Raises Duties On Some Chinese Aluminum Imports
• FWS Revises Drilling Regs For National Refuge Lands
• Texas Says Tribe Can't Have Casino Despite Fed. Rulings
• Senate Passes Stopgap 5-Day Spending Bill
• Latest Pa. Horse Racing Overhaul Gets Senate OK
• EU Proposes Copyright Rule To Expand Digital Content Access
• Feds Appeal Injunction Blocking DOI's Fracking Rule
• Ex-UN Bigwig Claims Diplomatic Immunity In Bribery Case
• NJ Bill Could Boost Catastrophe Lawsuits Against Insurers
• Alaska Gov. Calls For Income Tax To Stave Off Deficit
• Philly Council OKs Zoning Bills For 2nd City Casino
• Pa. Enviros Warn Fiscal Code Bill Threatens Fracking Regs
• Port Authority Setting Up NY-NJ Rail Tunnel Overseer
• 9th Circ. Orders EPA Pesticide Plan By December 2016
• House Passes Bill For DHS To Aid Local Cybersecurity
• Industry, Enviros Blast EPA's Solid Waste Rule
• House OKs Coast Guard Authorization, STB Independence Bill
• Patent Suits Plaguing Wireless 911 Services, FCC Told
• Reps Vote To Extend Notice For Medicare Advantage Tweaks
• 'Sensitive' State Dept. Info May Have Been Hacked, OIG Says
• Trade Enforcement Bill Would Permanently Ban Internet Taxes
• Held-Up 3rd Circ. Nominee Slated For Senate Vote
• DOT Launches Civil Rights Probe Of Ala. DMV Cutbacks
• Philly Deputy Mayor Heads To Obermayer Rebmann
• CMS Queried Over State ACA Exchanges Still Getting Fees
• Pa. Senate OKs Bill To Hold Hearing On AG's Ouster
• Gov't Considers Requiring Seat Belts For Truck Passengers
• IRS Makes It Easier For Tribes To Use Draw-Down Loans
• Calif.'s Fair Pay Act: Practical Advice For Employers
• The Art Of The Mock
• 3 Immigrants Ask Supreme Court To Hear Exec. Action Case
• China To Enact Market-Based IPO Reforms Over 2 Years
• Obama Treasury, Ex-Im Nominees Blocked In Senate Panel
• SEC Feels Home Court Disadvantage After 1st Circ. Rebuke
• Faster Generics Approval Could Cut Drug Costs, Senate Told
• Navajo Council Criticizes Senator's Land-Into-Trust Bill
• Fed. Bench Nominee Grilled Over Remark About Judiciary
• Ex-State Dept. Worker Pleads Guilty To Cyber 'Sextortion'
• Bipartisan Pipeline Safety Bill Passes Senate Committee
• Nev. Counties, Mining Cos. Can't Pause Sage-Grouse Plans
• Lifeline Minimum Standards Will Limit Choice, FCC Told
• Bill Would Reduce H-1B Visas, Give High-Paying Jobs Priority
• 3rd Circ. Plans Sweeping Hearing In NJ Sports Betting Case
• Lawmakers Reach Deal On Customs Enforcement Bill
• Obama Caught Between Tribes, Unions On NLRB Bill
• Clinton Sets Sights On Halting Corporate Inversions
• Groups Tell FCC To Pause In-Flight Broadband Proposal
• House OKs Bill To Put Disputed Texas Land In Private Hands
• USCIS Director Confirms Review Of Fiance Visa Program
• Senate Panel OKs Bill Tightening Airport Worker Screening
• REBUTTAL: Delay On Overtime Exemption Rules Is Speculative
• State Department Yanks 'Outdated' Civil Aviation Rules
• Democrats Decry USTR's Lack Of Transparency In TTIP Talks
• Lynch Says EU Privacy Moves Harm Efforts To Fight Terror
• Greenberg Traurig Snags Ex-Wilson Elser Gov't Affairs Pro
• Sen. Hatch Blocks Bid To Pass Puerto Rico Ch. 9 Bill
• FDA Says Tobacco Cos. Jumped The Gun With Labeling Suit
• Disaster Relief Funding: Lessons From Mississippi
• Sanders Issues Plan For Permanent Green Tax Credits
• 4th Circ. Says EPA Head Deposition Not Needed In Coal Row
• Canada's Plan To Stimulate Rights Offerings Goes Live
• Senate Committee Approves FCC Commish Renomination
• Uber Tells Pa. Utility Commission $50M Fine Is Excessive
• Strategies For Your Evolving Law Department
• Michelle Lee Steers USPTO Through Choppy Waters
• The Potential Impact Of Limiting Fed Emergency Lending
• Budget Uncertainty Affecting FAA Operations, GAO Reports
• 2015's Biggest Environmental Policy Moves
• What To Expect From The 10th WTO Ministerial Meeting
• EU Cybersecurity Rules Increase Liability For Multinationals
• Fla. Canal Isn't Navigable Waterway, 11th Circ. Told
• ACA Allows Cost-Sharing Subsidies, House Dems Say
• Md. Power Plant Subsidy Doesn't Usurp FERC, High Court Told
• Transpo Project Process Reforms Underway, House Panel Told
• Cruz Floats Refugee Bill While Experts Question Texas Suit
• FCC Fines Prepaid Calling Card Co. For Missing Fees
• Center for Food Safety Weighs In On Maui Anti-GMO Law
• Texas Asks State Justices To Revive 'Small Tobacco' Tax
• Fantasy Sports Cos. Open To Regulation By NY Lawmakers
• House Approves DHS Training Center, Pulls Other DHS Votes
• GAO Signs Off On Medicare Outpatient Payment Rule
• Nuke Plant Doubts Complicate NY Clean Energy Push
• Labor Department Sends 'Persuader' Rule To OMB
• High Court's Ch. 9 Stance Key To Puerto Rico's Fate
• House Votes To Tighten Visa Waiver Program
• Catholic Orgs To Take 2nd Circ. ACA Loss To High Court
• Lawmakers Nearing Deal On Customs Enforcement Bill
• Pork Producers, Enviros Challenge EPA Farm Pollution Rule
• Ind. AG Asks FCC For Help On Lifeline 911 Fee Fight
• Power Cos., States Blast Carbon Plan Opponents' Stay Bid
• House Dems Tell FCC Chair He Still Has Questions To Answer
• FCC Won't Decrease Ore. Co.'s Fine For Colluding With Verizon
• New Philly Bar Chief Slams Legal Services Tax, Nominee Delay
• Santa Monica Hit With Airport Landing Fees Class Action
• Reid Accuses Republicans Of Blocking Latino Judicial Noms
• Examining The Merits Of Texas' Syrian Refugee Injunction
• Tribes, Pols Dispute Efficacy Of Proposed Recognition Bill
• Dow Slams EPA Bid To Nix Herbicide Approval In 9th Circ.
• House GOP Slams Prudential, MetLife SIFI Labels
• Low-Power TV Cos. Take Spectrum Auction Row To DC Circ.
• Rep. Floats Ban On Tax-Free REIT Spinoffs
• The Harm In Australia's Proposed Data Breach Notification Law
• Biz Groups Press WTO To Craft New Negotiating Plan
• US Drags China To WTO Over Aircraft Tax Exemptions
• Employer Options As DOL Delays Overtime Exemption Rules
• China Relaxes Fund Transfer Rules For Foreign Investors
• Unlocking Real Estate Value After IRS Spinoff Moratorium
• Applications And Problem Areas Of New NJ Crowdfunding Law
• Getting The Markets Back Into The Fast Lane
• Hawaii Says High Court Injunction Threatens Native Election
• GCs Love These Firms More And More
• Univision Moves To Chuck Trump's $500M Miss Universe Suit
• Justices Again Refuse To Hear Taiwan Residents' Oil Row
• Travel Group Thanks White House For Visa Waiver Remark Fix
• 9th Circ. Revives Animal Rights Group's Anti-Foie Gras Suit
• EU Strikes Deal For First Cybersecurity Rules
• EPA, Enviros Weigh In On Alaskan LNG Project
• Fla. Gov. Reaches $3B Gaming Deal With Seminole Tribe
• Enviros Drop Forest Logging Plan Row After US Nixes Idea
• Pa. Resolution Schedules Hearing For AG's Possible Removal
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• Enviros Say Ruling On Fracking Won't Harm States, Industry
• SEC Puts Attorneys On Notice With EB-5 Enforcement
• 5 Firms Make It Back Onto GCs' Most Adored List
• 3 Firms Know The Secret To Keeping Clients Happy
• Ex-Uber Driver Appeals Fla. Contractor Classification Ruling
• NHTSA Floats Stricter 'Underride' Guard Regs For Trucks
• Senate Confirms Ex-Miller & Martin Lawyer To Bench
• Labor Groups, Worker Can't Challenge New Visa Wage Rules
• House Panel Evades SEC Subpoena For Now In Leak Dispute
• NJ Lawmakers Want Clampdown On Tiered Health Plans
• No Need To Pause EPA Water Rule Challenge, States Say
• FTC Commish Casts Doubt On FCC Privacy Enforcement Push
• $65B Charter-TWC Deal Will Expand Mobile Choices, FCC Told
• $1B Tariff Threat Assures Repeal Of Meat-Labeling Rules
• Justices Question Extent Of Tax Agency's Sovereign Immunity
• Cherokee Nation Tells FCC To Rethink Okla. Lifeline Map
• Pa. Gov. Calls For Justice Eakin's Resignation
• Rural Carriers Tell FCC They Need Trusted Attys In Auction
• DOD Probed On Its $150M In Afghan Villas
• All Camps Agree: Memorable Biosimilar Names Are A Must
• 2nd Circ. Pauses 'Big Short' Adviser's SEC Court Challenge
• Del. Group Contests State Use Of $45M BofA Fraud Settlement
• Wal-Mart Sues Puerto Rico Over Business Tax Hike
• High Court Won't Review Colo. Renewable Energy Rule
• Calif. Rethinks Energy Disclosure Rule For Building Owners
• In Congress: The Home Stretch
• Fla. Legislature To Face Fracking Battle In Upcoming Session
• Home Care Group Asks High Court To Nix DOL Wage Rule
• SEC Admin Court Opponents Says Planned Fixes Fall Short
• Texas Tribes May Soon See End To Protracted Gaming Battle
• Dem. Lawmakers Ask High Court To Take Immigration Case
• Ex-Uber Drivers Denied Unemployment As Contractors By Fla.
• DC Circ. Open To FCC Regulation Shift In Net Neutrality Args
• Sens. Push For Meat Labeling Dispute Fix By Year's End
• Unions Tell Obama That TPP Will Lower Living Standards
• Greenberg Traurig Snags Holland & Hart Environmental Pro
• Can EPA Get It All Done In 2016?
• FAA's Oversight Of Regional Airlines To Be Scrutinized
• 'JOBS Act 2.0' Measures Sail Through Highway Bill
• High Court To Gauge Limits On State Tax Agency Immunity
• Sens. Vow 'Rigorous' Oversight Of Iran Nuclear Deal
• CPAs Blast Legislation To Regulate Tax Return Preparers
• FDA Asked For More Time To Comment On 'Natural' Definition