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Public Policy - March, 2016

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• Calif. Lawmakers Pass First-In-Nation $15 Minimum Wage
• SEC Chair Urges Unicorn Cos. To Boost Controls Before IPOs
• New AIA Review Rules Strengthen Hand Of Patent Owners
• 3 Takeaways From FDA's Biosimilar Labeling Guidance
• FCC Expands Lifeline As Commish Alleges Reneging On Deal
• Ariz. Suit Over Tribal Casino Survives Despite 9th Circ. Loss
• USPTO Chief Says Patent Abuse Not Limited To Trolls
• White House Sees Momentum For Judge Garland
• Broadcasters Fight Possibility Of FCC Bundling Regs
• Treasury Report Calls For More Transparency In Noncompetes
• Florida Supreme Court Refuses Voter Map Challengers' Fees
• OCC Opens Door For Financial Innovation
• Hospices Overbilled Medicare By $268M, Watchdog Finds
• NY Tribe Urges High Court To Hear Land Claims
• Treasury Floats New Regs For Terrorism Risk Insurance
• Fla. Supreme Court OKs Utility-Backed Solar Amendment
• Group Asks DC Circ. To Prod FAA On Airline Seat Rule
• FTC Chair Wants Risks Of 'Internet Of Things' Addressed
• EPA Making Changes In Wake Of Flint, Gold King, GC Says
• Wyoming Says High Court Ruling Doesn't Back Local Tribe
• NJ Assembly Members Blast Christie's Atlantic City Stance
• Warren Urges SEC Probe Into Comments On Fiduciary Rule
• Former EPA Bosses Back Clean Power Plan In DC Circ.
• Enviros Tell 5th Circ. EPA Haze Fight Belongs In DC
• CFTC Blasts Watchdog Report On Enforcement Collections
• Downsized GE Capital Wants 'Too Big To Fail' Tag Removed
• Ex-FTC Commissioner, Latham & Watkins Partner Rosch Dies
• Food-Safety Groups Sue FDA Over Approval Of GE Salmon
• USPTO Unveils New Rules On AIA Reviews, Sanctions
• FCC Unveils Reforms To Expand Rural Broadband
• Telecoms Say Baltimore Fee Hikes Pose Irreparable Harm
• Proposed Railroad Crew Rule Sparks Outcry Over Redundancy
• IMF Says Tax Policy Should Encourage New, Not Small, Biz
• Native Advertising Won't Provide Camouflage From The FTC
• Law And Regulation Of 3-D Printed Medical Devices
• Gov't Urges High Court To Hear Immigrant Bond Case
• Biz Groups, L&E Firm Sue To Block New 'Persuader' Rule
• New DOJ Task Forces Signal Nursing Fraud Crackdown
• Feds Fight Tribe Member Bid To Enter Arapaho-Shoshone Row
• Bankrupt Ky. City Reaches Repayment Deal
• FWS Used Stale Numbers In Bird-Take Regs, Judge Says
• NHTSA Says Auto Co. Communications Will Be Posted Online
• New FDA Rules Ease Access To Abortion Drug
• MetLife Ruling Could Bring Big Changes To SIFI Process
• Judge Cites 7th Circ. Ruling For Sex Site In Sheriff Suit
• Md., Virginia Sens. Renew Push For Full DC Metro Funding
• FCC Orders State Reports On Multilingual Emergency Alerts
• ZTE Saga Encourages Cos. To Play Ball With Commerce
• House Panel Subpoenas Fetal Tissue Research Cos.
• Garland Meets With More Sens. As Vacancy Fight Continues
• NHTSA Floats Safety Guidelines For New Technologies
• FCC Told Broadband Market Thriving Since Net Neutrality
• HHS Can't Duck NYC Hospital's $15M Medicare Cap Suit
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Tech Association Backs Restrictive Patent Venue Bill
• Big Pay-TV Firms Would Exploit New Retrans Rules, FCC Told
• Enviros Can't Get EPA Power Plant Discharge Data
• Florida Installs Uniform Process For P3 Projects
• Expect Enforcement Continuity At FTC After Brill Leaves
• FDA Approves Zika Test For Blood Donations
• Justices Suggest Army Corps Water Rulings Are Reviewable
• Intelligence Chief Says Data Sharing Not For Law Enforcement
• Got Leases? Beware Bank Covenant Breaches
• Chargers Launch San Diego Voter Initiative For New Stadium
• Looming FCC Privacy Rules Unclear, FTC Commish Says
• Rep. Fattah Co-Defendant Ducks Money Laundering Charge
• Stations Rightly Barred From Spectrum Auction, DC Circ. Told
• SEC Says More Input Needed On FINRA Pay-To-Play Proposal
• Senate Seeks Contempt In Bid For Online Sex Trade Docs
• IRS Floats New 'Highway Vehicle' Definition For Excise Tax
• Prosecutors Decline To Retry Blagojevich On 5 Tossed Counts
• Aide To Ex-Pa. Speaker Disbarred For $10M Campaign Scandal
• EPA, Oil & Gas Cos. Team Up On Methane Emission Program
• Without Compromise, ACA Contraceptive Row May End In Tie
• How Employers Can Successfully Challenge Agency Guidance
• Judge Removes MetLife's SIFI Tag
• Pa. Sens. Can't Join Suits Over Gov.'s Home-Care Worker Plan
• Enviros, Pork Producers Clash Over Farm Pollution Rule
• Seneca Escapes Dismissal Bid In Waste Well Disposal Suit
• Pa. AG Kane Installs Ex-DA Tied To Cosby Probe As Top Staffer
• 9th Circ. Backs Ariz. Tribe On Gaming Compact, Fraud Claims
• Enviros Push Obama To Halt Offshore Drilling Forever
• USCIS Solicits More Comments On I-9 Form Updates
• Blockchain Needs 'Do No Harm' Approach, CFTC Official Says
• Mission Creek Suit Seeks To Reclaim Land, Federal Status
• Mandatory Inclusionary Housing: Future Of NY Redevelopment
• Sen. Kirk Urges GOP Not To Be 'Closed-Minded' On Garland
• Obama Keeps Cyber Sanctions Authority In Place
• FCC Urged To Make Changes To Retransmission Negotiations
• NC AG Refuses To Defend Transgender Bathroom Law
• GAO Says IRS Data Security Needs 'Significant' Changes
• CPP Backers Say EPA Kept Within Clean Air Act's Boundaries
• Proposed Bill Would Upend Status Quo For H-1B Visas
• Fund Industry Blasts SEC's Proposed Derivative Caps
• Pa. AG Kane Loses Bid To Recuse Bench In Perjury Case
• Chairman To Leave Independent Privacy Board In July
• Tribe's Lease Tax Row With Calif. County Sent To Mediation
• Group Wins Discovery On Clinton Email System In FOIA Row
• DOD Set To Propose Process Improvements To Lawmakers
• Senate Dems Laud FCC Lifeline Plan But Request Tweaks
• EU Cos. Must Step Up Accounting Controls, Watchdog Says
• 7th Circ. Weighs Beer Wholesaler's Challenge To Ind. Law
• SEC Chair Says Fund Directors Must Remain Vigilant
• Justices Float ACA Birth Control Compromise
• DOJ Met 'Most' Due Process Needs In No-Fly Suit, Judge Says
• Utah Requires Anesthesia For Abortions At 20 Weeks
• IRS Says It Found Hard Drive In Quinn Emanuel FOIA Case
• OCC Continues Compliance Officer Accountability Push
• Seattle Calls Chamber Suit Over Driver Union Law Premature
• CFPB Wants Court To Nix 'Nonsensical' Constitutional Claim
• What Community Bankers Must Ask Washington
• America's Next Tax Model
• High Court Rejection Won't End Debate Over SEC Admin Court
• Gov. Wolf Vetoes Pa. Fiscal Code Bill Included In Budget
• Calif. Leaders, Labor Make Landmark $15 Minimum Wage Deal
• Fla. Says Doctors Don't Have Standing To Fight 'Gun Gag' Law
• Texas Continues Fight Against Obama's Immigration Plan
• School Water Lead-Testing Bill Floated In NJ
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. Not To Delay Brick Standards Suit
• Oregon's Salmon-Saving Mining Regs Get Court's OK
• 2nd Circ. Birth Citizenship Ruling Awry, DOJ Tells Justices
• Maine Asks White House To Fight Potential EU Lobster Ban
• Google Says TV Stations Safe From FCC Vacant-Channel Plan
• NY Launches E-Prescribing In Attempt To Curb Opioid Abuse
• Hatch Decries 'Pressure Tactics' Over Garland Nomination
• FCC Urged To Address Lifeline Cost Inefficiencies
• NLRB Regional Director In Philly Suspended For 30 Days
• Wal-Mart Ruling Shows Folly Of Targeted State Taxes
• EPA Tells DC Circ. That CPP Is On Firm Legal Ground
• DOE Approves $2.5B Wind Power Transmission Project
• No Dibs On Condemned Highway Land For Heirs, Court Says
• Antitrust Group Wants Next President To Scrutinize Mergers
• Rep. Fattah, Others Lose Bid To Toss Wire Fraud Charge
• Sens. Push EPA For Stronger Renewable Fuel Standard
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Plans Threaten Open Internet
• North Carolina Sued Over Transgender Bathroom Law
• Texas High Court Approves Special Three-Judge Panels
• USPTO Seeks Comments On Proposed Quality Evaluations
• Mass. AG Issues Final Daily Fantasy Sports Regulations
• Truckers Can't Dodge 'On-Duty' Regs At Natural Gas, Oil Sites
• US Steel Agrees To Pollution Reduction Steps At Pa. Plant
• Manufacturers Rebut Enviros' Assault On Arbitration Rules
• High Court Axes Alaska Forest Road, Logging Ban Review
• Gov't Says Ariz. ID Theft Laws Usurp Feds' Immigration Role
• High Court Won't Review Cincinnati-Area Clean Air Row
• Biz Groups Keep Pushing For Vast Export Control Reforms
• Calif. Hoteliers Need No Alibis For Stolen Property
• Success Of Opioid Addiction Bill Would Rely On Funding
• Supreme Court Denies Appeal Of Former Ill. Gov. Blagojevich
• Who Will Carry The Costs Of New Pipeline Safety Standards?
• PR Court Nixes Alternative Biz Tax Challenged By Wal-Mart
• Loopholes In FinCEN's Luxury Real Estate Rules
• OPINION: Time For Congress To Leave Patent System Alone
• Justices Reject Challenge To SEC's In-House Court
• Gun Groups Urge 11th Circ. To Uphold 'Narrow' Doctor Law
• 9th Circ. Says Zoning Denial For Housing May Be Race-Based
• Ala. Judge Permanently Strikes Down Abortion Restriction
• Alcoholism Ruling Brings Science To Immigration Decisions
• NLRB Could Undercut Calif. Tribal Gaming Pacts, Justices Told
• EPA, Others Work To Limit Gold King Mine Spill Impact
• Feds Look To Sink Idaho's Challenge To Sage Grouse Plan
• US, Europe Gird For Food Fight In TTIP Talks
• Experts Urge China To Put Limits On Competition Law
• DOD Finalizes Tweak In 'Buy American' Acquisition Language
• Scope Of Court Review Key In FERC Manipulation Suits
• ACA Contraception Suit Threatens Insurance System, Feds Say
• 7th Circ. Wants More Info In Suit Over Ill. Medicaid Drug Cap
• FCC Lifeline Proposals Get Mixed Feedback As Vote Nears
• Obama Makes Plea For 'The People' To Support Garland
• Ga. Passes Measure To Overhaul Judicial Watchdog
• Fla. Workers' Comp Law Challenger Points To Okla. Decision
• DOT Issues 'Reverse Logistics' Hazardous Materials Rule
• Judge Delays Trial In GW Bridge Scandal Until September
• 5 Roadblocks Facing The Trucking Industry
• OFAC Issues General License For Some Iran Aircraft Deals
• Cincinnati Reds CEO Tells FCC Not To Block Radio Broadcasts
• Oil, Gas Group Sues To Block Pa. Drilling Site Rules
• Broadcasters Slam AT&T 'Hypocrisy' On Retransmission Talks
• Sens. Call For CFIUS Probe Of ChemChina-Syngenta Deal
• Port Authority Vows To Build New NYC Bus Terminal
• DOI Kicks Off Federal Coal Program Review
• Wyden Urges DOJ To Release Cybersecurity Document
• IRS Finalizes Rules On Importation Of Net Built-In Losses
• 6th Circ. Ruling Can't Kill EPA Water Rule Suit, ND Says
• Retailers Urge Federal Reserve To Rethink Debit Swipe Fees
• Investor Visa Applications Double In 1st Quarter Of 2016
• Debating Federal And State Electricity Market Jurisdiction
• The Impact Of Scalia's Vacancy On 5th Circ. Cases
• Icon Of IP: Cravath's David Kappos
• Putting Teeth Back Into The Buy Indian Act
• NHTSA Urged To Integrate Defect Tech To Nab More Funding
• Assessing Liability In The Context Of Corporate Misconduct
• FINRA Powers Could Shrivel Under New Legal Challenge
• NC 'Bathroom' Law To Push Bias Claims Out Of State Court
• SEC Judges Have Limited Power, Agency Tells DC Circ.
• Sandoz Shreds AbbVie's 'Misleading' Biosimilar Petition
• FCC Inmate Call Rate Order Again Halted At DC Circ.
• GOP Lawmaker Tells FCC To Cut Off The Power Grab
• NJ Senator, Enviros Call For ExxonMobil Probe
• LaGuardia, Newark Liberty Score Key Port Authority Approvals
• NFL Gave $300K To Reps Reviewing Concussions: Report
• AFSCME To Fight Ill. Arbitrator's Decision Allowing Layoffs
• Pa. Senator Slams Measure To Up Judicial Retirement Age
• Iowa Tribe Says It Wasn't Consulted On Bakken Pipeline
• Christie, NJ Assembly Speaker In Stalemate Over AC Bill
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Aetna Late Payment Suit
• IRS Fumbling Public Tips On Tax Dodging, GAO Report Finds
• W.Va. Hospital Law Tests State Strategy For Antitrust Shield
• DC Circ. Nixes Cargo Pilots' Challenge To FAA Fatigue Rule
• 3 Ways Law Firms Are Homing In On Cuba
• Sprint Urges FCC To Adopt Special Access Price, Terms Regs
• GAO Urges More Cost Oversight On DOD's F-35 Upgrade
• Biden Blasts Garland Block, Says 'Biden Rule' Doesn't Exist
• Senate Dems Push Regulators On Pot Biz Banking
• Ill. High Court Nixes $53M In State Worker Back Pay
• DOD Watchdog Probing Ex-ULA Exec's Comments on Bid Bias
• FTC, Canadian Agency Ink Anti-Spam Cooperation Ageement
• NC Transgender 'Bathroom' Law Bars Local Wage, Bias Laws
• Koskinen Says Congress Needs To Increase IRS' Budget
• FTC's Ohlhausen Blasts FCC's Restrictive Privacy Plans
• Truckers Weigh Doing Business In Calif. Amid Tougher Regs
• DOI Panel Says BIA Must Weigh Okla. Tribal Land Partition
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• Ariz. AG, Med. Board Can't Duck 'Reversing' Abortions Suit
• Enviros Blast Feds' Pacific Offshore Fracking Review
• India Won't Cease Controversial Drug-Licensing Policy
• Bill Curbing EDTX Patent Docket May Have Legs In Congress
• Navigating The New STEM OPT Triangle
• Yale To Fight Conn. Proposal To Revoke Tax-Exempt Status
• Congress Holds Keys To Puerto Rico's Comprehensive Relief
• South Dakota Gov. Signs Controversial 'Amazon Tax' Bill
• Regulators Aiming For More Uniform Bank Risk Measures
• Administration Ignoring New Trade Law, Senators Claim
• Amtrak, Port Authority Pony Up $70M To Fast-Track Rail Tunnel
• Revised OSHA Standards Slash Silica Exposure Limits
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• 5 Administrative Law Myths Employment Pros Should Consider
• Existing Oil And Gas Sources Could Face More Methane Pain
• Ill. High Court Tosses Chicago's Pension Reform Law
• Wyo. Tribe Says High Court Ruling Backs Border Argument
• Pa. Justices Deny Bid To Reword Judge Retirement Measure
• 'Persuader' Rule May Drive Wedge Between Employers, Attys
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• Tax Preparers Say IRS Alert Helps Them In Fee Case
• Watchdog Unveils Misconduct Probes For Senior DHS Staff
• Brill Reflects On FTC Tenure Defined By Privacy Enforcement
• 6th Circ. Strikes Down Challenge To Nat'l Park Fees
• NJ Casinos Decry Continued Inaction In AC Revitalization
• NYC Passes Ban On Smokeless Tobacco In Sports Arenas
• Ill. High Court Poised To Rule On Chicago Pension Reforms
• House Republicans Decry Recent DOL, NLRB Labor Decisions
• High Court May Rescue Puerto Rico From 'Never-Never Land'
• La. Gov. Sounds Alarm Over Offshore Safety Rule
• GOP Sen. Toomey Will Meet With Supreme Court Nominee
• US, Argentina Ink Trade, Investment Deal During Obama Visit
• Top FCC Staffer Refutes Lifeline Expansion Concerns
• EPA Says Texas Haze Plan Fight Belongs In DC Circ.
• Commerce Alters Price Adjustment Rules To Foil Manipulation
• Fla. Poised For RICO Crackdown With New Enforcement Tools
• FCC Floats Expanding Emergency Alert System To New Tech
• Reps. Reintroduce Bill To Keep Patent Trolls Out Of ITC
• Mich. Responsible For Flint Water Crisis, Task Force Says
• 2 New Audits Will Analyze DOD Ex-Task Force On Afghanistan
• Cable Group Warns FCC Against Special Access Market Regs
• Should Nonprofit Hospitals Pay Property Taxes In NJ?
• NY Developers Are Deer In Headlights Amid 421-A Uncertainty
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Tuna, Fertilizer Battles Escalate
• Lawmakers Blast NSA Data Sharing Plan As Unconstitutional
• NY Lawmakers OK Lifting 19-Year Mixed Martial Arts Ban
• Ex-Speaker's Sentencing Delayed For Sex Abuse Testimony
• Lew Gives No Hints About TPP Banking Data Deal
• High Court Appears Deadlocked On ACA Birth Control Row
• House Votes To Align FTC, DOJ Merger Challenges
• What The Founders Would Say About IPhone Unlock Case
• Why Other States Should Consider Maine's Net Metering Plan
• Air Quality Rules Could Cost Offshore Oil And Gas Cos.
• Labor Department Issues Final Union 'Persuader' Rule
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Africa
• High Court Split In Lending Bias Case 'Anticlimactic'
• Brill Leaves FTC With Legacy Of Powerful Privacy Advocate
• FTC Likely To Remain Short-Handed Through Election
• GOP Rep. Floats Sweeping Reforms To Income Tax Code
• Fewer Prescriptions Could Combat Opioid Abuse, House Told
• FTC Loses Tough Antitrust Enforcer As Brill Departs
• Trump Foundation Cites Errors Behind Donation To Fla. AG
• Navajo Groups' EPA Rule Suit Booted From District Court
• DC Circ. Urged To Put Off Oil Train Safety Rule Challenge
• EPA Administrator McCarthy Likes CPP's Chances
• FCC Tells DC Circ. New Inmate Call Rates Aren't Sneaky
• CPA Group Asks IRS To Allow Early Opt-In To Reporting Rules
• Schumer Predicts 'Brilliant' Garland Will Win Over GOP
• House Debates Bill To Align FTC, DOJ Merger Challenges
• 'Brexit' Could Undermine European Capital Markets: Report
• 10th Circ. Asked To Rethink Ruling Upholding 'Amazon Tax'
• Groups Plan Suit Against FPL Over Miami Plant Pollution
• Centene Wins Calif. Approval Of $6.8B Health Net Purchase
• DHS Extends Protected Status Of Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone
• Liberal Justices Seem Open To Puerto Rico Debt Law
• Sparring Wyo. Tribes Stand United On Border Challenge
• FCC Bureau Chiefs Defend Lifeline Minimum Service Standards
• FCC Suffering Bipartisan Breakdown, GOP Members Say
• US Adjusts Tuna Labeling Rules To Comply With WTO Ruling
• SEC Inching Forward On Fiduciary Duty Plans, White Says
• Defense Chief Urges Congress To Avoid Another Sequester
• US Beats Businesses' Suit Over Handling Of H-2B Apps
• Climate Data Must Be Weighed In ESA Listing, 9th Circ. Told
• Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton Ask FCC For Set-Top Box 'Pause'
• Detecting Marijuana-Impaired Drivers: A Lesson In History
• Payroll Tax Break May Not Boost Foreign Grad Hiring
• FCC Spectrum Plans Threaten LPTVs, DC Circ. Hears
• US Grants Temporary Sanctions Relief To China's ZTE
• Group Defends Bid To Apply 8th Circ. CWA Ruling Nationwide
• Arnold & Porter, Kobre Deny Conflict In Menendez Pal Case
• Pa. House OKs Union Contract Analysis Bill
• Pa. AG Asserts Immunity In Ex-Agent's Name-Clearing Bid
• Cyberinsurance Can Strengthen Data Security, House Hears
• FDA Adds Black-Box Warning To Opioids
• BLM, Enviros Push 10th Circ. To Reinstate Fracking Rule
• FTC Commissioner Julie Brill Resigns To Join Hogan Lovells
• FDA Challenges Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Tests
• EPA Air Regulations Up In The Air At Supreme Court
• High Court Upends Alaska Hovercraft Ban
• Insurers Must Brace For New Corp. Governance Disclosures
• High Court Splits On Loan Guarantor Discrimination Claims
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Australia
• Political Prosecution: The Unconstitutional Rick Perry Case
• A New Dawn For European Patents
• Presidential Candidates Should Rethink US Trade Policy
• Daily Fantasy Cos.' Deals With NY AG Show Shift In Strategy
• CORRECTED: Christie Pitches Property Tax Freeze For Nonprofit Hospitals
• Ex-Gov. Can Weigh In On Slots Case, Fla. Justices Say
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Regs On 'Sham Recycling'
• Watchdog Wants IRS Review Of Trump Donation To Fla. AG
• Puerto Rico Debt Remedy Lies With Congress, Experts Say
• House Passes Bill To Improve Foreign Border Screening
• EPA Tells Court It Needn't Mandate Pesticide Disclosure
• Feds Want Banks To Check Prepaid Card Customer IDs
• Maryland House Clears Transit Agency Oversight Bill
• UK Antitrust Agency Says It Will Improve Merger Process
• ECB Backs EU Plan To Overhaul Prospectus Rules
• W.Va. Gov. Signs Bill With Antitrust Exemptions For Hospitals
• FCC's Wheeler Says ISPs' Consumer Data Must Be Protected
• House Sends Short-Term FAA Funding Patch To White House
• US Deepens Agricultural Engagement With Cuba
• McConnell Rules Out 'Lame Duck' Confirmation For Garland
• Oregon's Coal Phaseout Could Spark Interstate Court Fight
• House Backs Bill To Extend Foreclosure Relief For Veterans
• EU Publishes Newest TTIP Regulatory Proposals
• 1st Circ. Urged To Order PR Court To Recognize Obergefell
• FDA Eyes Ban On Powdered Medical Gloves
• IRS Finalizes Rules On Transfers To Foreign Corporations
• SEC Says It's Open To Proposed IEX Trading 'Speed Bumps'
• DC Circ. Refuses Stations' Bid To Delay Spectrum Auction
• Rep. Fattah Co-Defendants Can't Ax RICO Conspiracy Charge
• Shanghai Exchange Delists Co. Over Disclosure Violations
• Former USTR Official Spearheads New Asia Integration Panel
• Justices Scrap States' Suit Over Colorado Marijuana Law
• DraftKings, FanDuel Agree To Stop Paid Contests In NY
• Calif. Justices May Clog Up Water Projects In Takings Case
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Canada
• In Congress: Senate Off, House Tackles FAA Extension
• Fla. Gov. Suspends 2 On Hospital Board Amid Investigation
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Hazy Revamp Of Large-Business Audits Offers IRS Leeway
• UK To Scrap 'Tampon Tax' After EU Changes VAT Rules
• USCIS Issues Final Memo On Green Card-Seeker Job Changes
• Unions Want In On CSX Suit Over Mass. Sick Time Law
• New Gas Pipeline Safety Rules Expand PHMSA's Reach
• New IHS Rule Will Let Tribes Pay Docs Medicare-Like Rates
• Senate Bill Would Restrict Where Patent Suits Can Be Brought
• Texas Group Says It Belongs In Wal-Mart's Liquor Permit Row
• Commerce Sets Up Panel To Attract Foreign Investment
• White House Campaign To Confirm Garland Picks Up Steam
• Uneven Resolution Regimes Pose Risks To Global Banks
• Calif. $64B High-Speed Rail Plan Lacking, Report Says
• AT&T Tells FCC Regs Would Risk 'Avalanche' Of Text Spam
• Texas Wants 5th Circ. To Delay EPA Haze Rule
• DOL Flags Trouble Spots In Peru But Doesn't Allege Violations
• Public Worker Info Not Subject To Pa. Records Law Limits
• Colorado, Utes Ally Against NLRB Regulation Of Tribal Casinos
• Woman Accused Of Bringing Bribes To Ex-UN Officials
• FCC Says Incentive Auction On Track Despite DC Circ. Order
• GOP Sens. Want New Iran Sanctions For Ballistic Tests
• Republicans Introduce Bill To Kill DOL's Impending OT Rule
• Sen. Bill Aims To Boost Tribal Dam Maintenance, Flood Safety
• Froman Dismisses Notion Of Renegotiating TPP
• DC Circ. Sends Risk-Retention Rule Suit To District Court
• The Amarin Win: How Cahill Gordon Took On The FDA
• Ark. Planned Parenthood Seeks Order For Medicaid Funding
• Telecom Trade Groups Question FCC Lifeline Proposals
• Sens. Urge DOT To Make All Airfares Available On All Sites
• What To Watch For During Obama's Historic Cuba Trip
• DOT, Alphabet Unit To Work On New Transportation System
• DC Circ. Sends Texas' Voter ID Fee Fight To State Court
• States Hope Second Mercury Rule Petition Is The Charm
• Senate OKs Prescription Drug Oversight Bill
• Huckabee Copyright Case And 'Religious Assembly' Defense
• Ex-Conn. Gov. Fights Campaign Fraud Rap In 2nd Circ.
• USTR Opens Up Challenges To African Growth Act Eligibility
• EPA Rule Tweak Allows Bad Highway Project, DC Circ. Told
• Health Cos. Must Focus On Antitrust Compliance Beyond M&A
• Smartphones And Foreign Policy: ZTE Sanctions Explained
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For China
• Examining The Scope Of Expanded 'Critical Habitat' Rules
• FTA Adds State Safety Oversight Rule To Regulatory Arsenal
• Feds Float New Offshore Air Quality Monitoring Regs
• EC Says Insurers Don't Need Antitrust Exemption Anymore
• Fla. Gov.'s General Counsel Returning To Private Practice
• Orlando Airport Board OKs $1.8B Plan For New Terminal
• Older Carriers Have No Special Access Advantage, FCC Told
• Health Orgs Say Proposed Medicare Reform Will Harm Patients
• PHMSA Floats New Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Rules
• CMS' Checks On ACA Subsidy Recipients Weak, GAO Reports
• FERC Defends Power Grid Rulings Amid DC Circ. Challenge
• Mo. Health Organizations Get Regs On ACA Navigators Nixed
• GOP Fissures On 'Lame Duck' Confirmation For Garland
• Senate Says Backpage In Contempt Of Sex Trafficking Probe
• 6th Circ. Grills FCC Over Broadband Fight With States
• DC Circ. Asked To Nix EPA's Startup, Shutdown Revisions
• Houston Pastors Ask 5th Circ. For Fees In Equal Rights Suit
• Calif., DC Officials Tell FCC States Have Key Lifeline Role
• Carter Calls Sequestration 'Greatest Risk' To Future Of DOD
• Aviation Groups Press Hill To Fund Contract Control Towers
• McCain Wants Newly Resigned ULA Exec's Comments Probed
• House Committee Moves Forward With Pipeline Safety Bill
• House Committee Grills McCarthy, Mich. Gov. Over Flint Crisis
• NLRB Joint-Employer Test Could Hurt Biz, House Panel Hears
• Senate Unanimously Passes Short-Term FAA Reauthorization
• US Briefs WTO Members On New Customs Enforcement Tools
• US Atty Digs Up Info On Lead In NYC Public Housing
• House Panel OKs Native American Land, Budgeting Bills
• Senate Torture Report Not Exempt From FOIA, DC Circ. Hears
• Algorithmic Trading Rules Too Broad, Industry Groups Say
• EU May Try To Split Difference In China Market Squabble
• Republican Sens. Should Ask Garland About Teeth Whitening
• Fracking Rule Favors Enviro Concerns Over Tribal Businesses
• House Votes To File Brief In High Court Immigration Fight
• DOI Cancels Solenex Drilling Lease After 33-Year Dispute
• UK Bond Liquidity Worries Are Overblown, Study Says
• A Historic Low For Drug Promotion Warning Letters
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For India
• Proposed Law Could Breathe New Life Into Section 4(a)(5)
• Surprise! 'Soft' Insurance Fraud Is Punishable By Prison
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Russia
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Anthem, Symantec Pros Named To Health Cybersecurity Panel
• House Urges 2nd Circ. To Toss SEC Insider Trading Subpoena
• CDC's Opioid Stance Hurts Drug Cos. In Marketing Suits
• Small-ISP Exemption To Neutrality Rules Sails Through House
• Refugee Program Reform Bill Passes House Committee
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• GOP Leaders Grill Labor Secretary On Joint-Employer Moves
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• Wal-Mart Keeps Liquor Seller Out Of Texas Permit Suit
• 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Deal Needs More Work, EU Told
• OSHA Sets Rules For Dodd-Frank Whistleblowers
• DOT Wants DC Circ. To Nix Oil Train Safety Dispute
• AT&T Slams Competitive Carriers As 'Hell Bent' On Regulation
• NIGC Fills Up With Appointment Of New Commissioner
• Medical Marijuana Bill Clears Pa. House
• Fla. Lawmakers' Inaction Leaves Muddy Road For Uber
• Wyo. Energy Group Denied Voice In BLM Fracking Rule Row
• Garland Could Be Agency Ally In Energy, Enviro Rule Fights
• FAA Struggling To Reduce Drone Safety Risks, Congress Told
• Cyber Command Needs Silicon Valley Input, Official Says
• NJ Mayors Call For Statewide $15 Minimum Wage By 2021
• Chicago Hikes Taxes On Tobacco, Cuts Them On Tampons
• Military Brass Defend 'Tough Choices' In 2017 Budget
• 6 Attys Tapped For Federal Judicial Vacancies In Texas, NY
• Senate Commerce Committee Clears FAA Reauthorization Bill
• Verizon Praises FCC Set-Top Box Intent But Urges Caution
• Chicago Voters Oust State's Attorney In Primary Race
• USCIS Opens A Door For Needed Medical Specialists
• FDA Stand On Drug-Combo Exclusivity Was Valid, Judge Says
• Pa. Justices To Mull Philly Anti-Discrimination Law's Reach
• 6th Circ. Hurries En Banc Petitions In Water Rule Row
• Yellen Pushes Senate To Approve Fed Nominees
• CFTC To Finalize Automated Trading, Cyber Rules This Year
• Pa. Court Axes 2nd Bid To Release AG's Porn Email Stash
• Fattah Not Immune From Bribery Charges, Pa. Judge Says
• FCC Well-Positioned To Take On Privacy, Official Says
• Argentine Lawmakers Move Toward Funding $6.5B Debt Deal
• UK Budget Would Cut Corporate, Capital Gains Tax Rates
• CFTC Cements Swaps Clearing Framework With EU
• Cordray Says CFPB Enforcement Not End Run On Rule-Making
• Lawsuits May Follow Pa. Gas Royalty Bill, Legislators Warned
• Ex-UN Diplomat Pleads Guilty In NY Bribery Case
• The Grandfathering Clock: Zoning And Nonconforming Uses
• AG Wrongdoing Investigator Bill Advances In Pa.
• DOL Fiduciary Rule Has Financial Service Cos. In A Flurry
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
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