Public Policy Archive » April, 2016

Public Policy - April, 2016

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• NC Transgender Law Debate Shows Sports Teams' Clout
• Former Rendell Chief Of Staff To Plead To Wire Fraud
• Lawmakers Blast Gold King Mine Spill Reimbursement Plan
• $11M Award In Power Row Violates Public Policy, Court Told
• FCC Spectrum Clearing Target Starts Auction With A Bang
• Blagojevich Tells Justices To Take His Case After Resentencing
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• No Need To Rethink Tipping-Pool Rule, DOL Tells 9th Circ.
• 3 Employer Takeaways From The Defend Trade Secrets Act
• House Forms Bipartisan Caucus To Target Car Hacking Threat
• Treasury Fights Bankers' Challenge To Info-Sharing Law
• Calls To Revoke Hastert's Pension Blocked By State Law
• Children Get A Win In Climate Suit Against Wash. State
• Alaska's Top Court Gives City Win In Pipeline Tax Challenge
• Pa. Primary Vote Stirs Doubt About Judge Retirement Measure
• Attys Urge China To Limit Unfair Competition Law
• Fla. Gov, CFO End Impasse, Appoint New Insurance Chief
• STB Tweaks Proposed Rule For Railroad Performance Reports
• Feds Say Arapaho-Shoshone Row Is An Intertribal Dispute
• Missile Defense Agency Missed Testing Goals, GAO Says
• Fla. Rep.'s Redistricting Suit Draws Calls for Sanctions
• EPA Says Texas-Okla. Haze Plan Fight Belongs In DC Circ.
• Ex-Solicitor Gen. Olson Urges Senate Ceasefire Over Garland
• South Dakota Sues Retailers To Enforce Internet Sales Tax Law
• FDA Greenlights Quest Diagnostics' Zika Test
• USTR Finalizes New AGOA Petition Process
• Law360's Cheat Sheet On WTO Aircraft Subsidies Fight
• Google Says FCC Vacant Channel Rule Has No Downside
• Amtrak Cannot Regulate Competitors, DC Circ. Says
• NJ Casino Group Urges Action On Atlantic City Bailout
• Supreme Court Won't Block Texas Voter ID Law For Now
• Banks Between A Rock And A Hard Place On Chat Records
• Merck Defeats NJ Town's Bid To Check Land Development
• Bill Would Ban Forced Arbitration For Telecom Customers
• EU Pressures Bail-In Directive Stragglers To Implement Rules
• Law Profs Back NY Tribe's High Court Petition In Land Row
• FDA To Mull Mandatory Opioid Education For Prescribers
• Gibson Dunn Blasts Document Demand In Bridgegate Case
• Public Trust Doctrine Suit Could Clear Procedural Hurdles
• Obama Immigration Case: Interpreting The Oral Arguments
• State Control Of Hospital Merger Review May Be A Good Idea
• State Tax Fallout From Federal Related-Party Debt Plan
• Texas High Court Nixes Houston Air Quality Law
• Developments At The NAIC Spring Meeting: Part 2
• NLRB's Hirozawa Tapped For Another Term
• USCIS Seeks Input As It Weighs EB-5 Regulatory Updates
• High Court OKs Rule Change Expanding FBI Hacking Powers
• FCC Advances Plan For New Business Data Regs Regime
• Payment Card Security Standards Body Updates Rules
• US, Sri Lanka Ink Deal To Boost 2-Way Trade
• Enviros Threaten Suit Over Nitrogen, Sulfur Emission Plans
• House Panel OKs $610B 2017 Defense Authorization Act
• Statute Of Limitations That Protected Hastert Gets Closer Look
• George Mason Faces Faculty Backlash Over Scalia Law School
• Bill Would Require IGRA To Respect Calif. Voter Initiatives
• Fla. High Court Nixes Workers' Comp Law Atty Fee Formula
• Mexican Wolf Allies Get FWS To Promise A Recovery Plan
• DOJ Crime Chief Defends Voluntary Disclosures Program
• Dozens Of Mayors Rally Behind FCC Lifeline Expansion
• Oil Pipeline Spill Case In Wrong Court, Oil Groups Say
• Mayors Urge Obama To Speed Up Methane Regulations
• CFPB Has Changes In Works For Key Mortgage Rules
• GOP Senator Blocks Vote On $1.8B Zika Funding
• GAO Says SEC Still Lagging On Cybersecurity
• NCAA Adopts Anti-Discrimination Policy For Event Hosting
• Cooperation A Must For Tribal Internet Expansion, Sens. Told
• Louisiana Joins Debate Over Online Remote Seller Sales Tax
• Researchers Ask FCC, Congress To Reform TV Age Ratings
• Atty In NY Mayor Bribery Scheme Officially Disbarred
• Cuban-Born Travelers Drop Suit After Carnival Axes Ban
• House Votes To Block DOL 'Fiduciary Rule'
• DOT Shakes Up Metro's Board Amid Safety Fiascos
• CFPB Urged To Forbid 'Rip Off' Forced Arbitration Clauses
• House Passes Bill To Boost Private Flood Insurance Market
• Google, NCTA Urge Obama To Open Auto Wireless Spectrum
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NY Politician's Corruption Conviction
• House Bill Would Sync Passthrough, Corporate Tax Rates
• House Advances Angel Investors Bill To Boost Startups
• EU Top Court Will Consider Germany's Travel Agent VAT Laws
• UK Watchdog Issues Guidance On EU Market Abuse Rules
• Jay Peak EB-5 Case Shines Light On Need For Fund Monitors
• Senate Dems Continue Filibuster On $37B Spending Bill
• Comcast, Roku Prove FCC Can Unlock Set-Top Box: Wheeler
• CFPB To Make Servicers Better Explain Student Loan Options
• EU Law To Combat Benchmark Rigging Nears Finish Line
• Using The New Federal Rules To Rein In Discovery
• Pa. AG Wants Charges Axed Based on Vindictive Prosecution
• IRS Finalizes Tax Shelter Adviser Reporting Rules
• Longtime UK Expats Lose Bid For Brexit Voting Rights
• Avoiding Pitfalls When Leasing Real Estate In India
• Developments At The NAIC Spring Meeting: Part 1
• Brokaw Act Could Broaden Change-Of-Control Triggers
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• IRS Inversion Regs Don't Solve Tax Code Issues, Rep. Says
• Valeant CEO Says He Was 'Too Aggressive' On Drug Prices
• Docs Say 'Gun Gag' Law Can't Survive Strict Scrutiny
• CMS Floats Details On New Physician Payment System
• Persuader Rule Will Subvert Confidentiality, House Hears
• Swedish Arbitral Forum Floats Revised Rules For 2017
• Fla. Appeals Court Reinstates City Marinas' Tax-Free Status
• 5 Things To Know About The Defend Trade Secrets Act
• House Clears Bill To Boost Aviation Security Overseas
• Pentagon Says F-35 Software Issue Nearly Resolved
• Farm Groups Line Up Against TPP, Citing Import Surges
• Email Privacy Reform Bill Passes House Unanimously
• Senate Dems Block $37B Spending Bill Over Iran Clause
• House Committee Passes Pipeline Safety Bill
• Crane Makers Say Anti-Inversion Rules Kill Merger Savings
• OMB Cautions House Startup Bill May Hurt Investors
• FERC Rulings Jeopardize Grid Project Goals, DC Circ. Told
• FDA Accused Of Hiding Details On Its Advisers
• Ex-GOP Sen. Coburn Backs Consideration Of Garland
• Industry Groups Spar Over House Move To Bar Fiduciary Rule
• House Overwhelmingly Passes Federal Trade Secrets Bill
• Sen. Panel OKs Measure To Limit Foreign Cruise Worker Suits
• Google Presses FCC On New Set-Top Box Privacy Rules
• Enviros Take Power Plant Discharge Data Case To DC Circ.
• House Votes To Revive Tariff-Cutting Process
• Controversial FCC Process Change Passes Senate Panel
• New Regulations May Spark Shipping Deals Surge
• FCC Asked To Clarify Texting Protection In Open Internet Order
• NASA Launches Rules On Indirect Costs, Research Access
• Finishing TTIP This Year No Easy Task, EU Trade Chief Says
• Obama Taps Next Air Force Chief Of Staff
• SEC Votes To Finally Move Audit Trail Proposal Forward
• Water Infrastructure Bill Would Give Flint Another Boost
• EPA Sends Clean Energy Incentive Proposal To White House
• Hastert Gets 15 Mos. For Hiding Victim Payouts
• China, India Draw Fire From US Over IP Shortcomings
• How New Fla. Health Care Laws May Create More Confusion
• Prop. 65 BPA Listing Brings Trouble, Could Lead To Reform
• Compromise In Congress Over Bipartisan Energy Reform
• FTB V. Hyatt: Taxes, Torts And The Constitution
• Stradley Ronon Atty Wins Democratic Nod In Pa. AG's Race
• SEC Approves Stock Exchange's Plan For Tick-Size Pilot
• Pa. Justices To Hear School District Tax Assessment Row
• FDIC Adopts New Risk Assessment Rule For Small Banks
• EU Mounts Pressure On China To Resolve Global Steel Crisis
• Texas Fights Bid To Disclose More Data In Birth Docs Case
• Feds' Liquidity Move Will Force Banks To Rethink Business
• House Backs Volcker Rule Tweak For Covered Fund Names
• Hatch, Leahy Square Off On 'Advice And Consent' Meaning
• FWS Won't Designate Critical Habitat For Long-Eared Bat
• Copyright Royalty Board To Keep Retrans Rates As Is
• Gov't Slams Immunity Claims In NJ Bridge Scandal Case
• House Bill Would Make Oil Cos. Reimburse For Spills Near US
• Senate Passes Bill To Increase Native American Tourism
• Senate GOP Keeps Stonewalling On Federal Bench Nominees
• Wyden Proposes Simplification Of Depreciation Tax Rules
• New North Korean Sanctions: Ratcheting Up The Pressure
• FCC Member Says New Broadcast Standard May Aid Diversity
• Rep. Wants Protected Status For Ecuadoreans After Quake
• EU Trade Chief Floats Work Plan For WTO Members
• Lawmakers Urge 9th Circ. To Release Fetal Tissue Videos
• ECB Studying 'Far-Reaching' Effects Of Bitcoin Technology
• Hastert's Health May Sway Judge, Sentencing Expert Says
• Google, Ford Unite To Lobby Driverless Car Regulation
• DOT Needs To Define Vehicle Cyberattack Role, GAO Says
• Calif. AG Tells 9th Circ. Phone Warning Rule Merits Leeway
• South African Sports Bodies Hit With Bans Over Diversity
• Obama Urges US, European Surveillance Cooperation
• Biz Group Warns Reps. To Toe The Line On Tariff Reform Bill
• Brokerage's Challenge To FINRA Enforcement Power Axed
• FDIC, OCC, FHFA Deliver Own Banker Bonus Rules
• 3 Takeaways From The Native American Finance Conference
• Senate OKs Wind Energy Amendment In Funding Bill Debate
• Software Biz Sees Trouble For Data Flows In Russia, China
• A Summer Storm Brews In Anticipation Of DOL Overtime Rule
• IRS' Quinn Emanuel Retainer Is A Wrongheaded Experiment
• Feds Want Banks To Up Capital Levels For Post-Crisis Funding
• Inside SEC's Proposal To Modernize Regulation S-K
• Risk Of Future Misconduct Will Guide HHS Investigations
• Murray Energy Fights EPA's MATS Cost Analysis At DC Circ.
• House Pressed To Back Proposal To Update E-Privacy Law
• NJ Court Denies More Time In Campaign Violations Probe
• UK Marketers Can't Conceal Numbers Under Law Change
• Calif. Bill Would Let Judges Fine Jurors Who Go Online
• Britain's EU Exodus Could Spoil US Trade Accord
• LA Dodges $1B Suit Over 'Disguised' Electricity Tax, For Now
• Insurers, Hospitals Float Ideas To Curb Drug Spending
• Though Loud, Media Voices Haven't Cracked Garland Block
• FCC Set-Top Box Plan Will Rewind Progress, Chamber Says
• Quiet Compromises Set Stage For TSCA Reform Bill's Debut
• Immigrants Push For Cert. In Bond Class Action
• Gun Groups Back Fla. At 11th Circ. In 'Gun Gag' Law Fight
• DOT Floats Bus Passenger Safety Standard
• Proposed Defense Acquisitions Reforms Called A Good Start
• Chicago Must Face Taxi Cos.' Suit Over 'Unfair' Uber Regs
• NJ Enviros Say State Flouted Pipeline Approval Process
• Private Colleges Ask Full DC Circ. To Eye New Loan Rule
• Regulators Must Get Up To Speed On Financial AI
• House Armed Services Chair Releases $610B NDAA Proposal
• Sens. Push For More EU Ag Tariff Reductions In Trade Deal
• House Pushes Back Against SEC Subpoena In 2nd Circ. Again
• Pittsburgh Utility Cited For Water Treatment Change
• DOL Cracks Down On Coal Cos. With Black Lung Benefits Rule
• FRA Bridge Safety Oversight Insufficient, DOT Watchdog Says
• FINRA Plan To Publish Expanded OTC Data Goes Live
• New AILA Director Blasts 'Ridiculous' H-1B Lottery
• NJ Senate Backs McElroy Deutsch Atty For High Court
• Water Agency Tells 9th Circ. DOI Warping Tribal Tax Rule
• Special Access Regs Could Hurt Investment, Cox Warns FCC
• Provisions To Cut EEOC Bias Case Backlog Advance In Senate
• 11th Circ. Wants To Know If Water Rule Challenge Is Moot
• Toll Operators Say Drivers Have Chance To Contest Fines
• US Sens. Continue To Push SEC For 'Maker-Taker' Fee Study
• Gov't Hiring Private Attys Is Proper As A Matter Of Law
• Okla. Senate Passes Internet Retail Sales Tax Bill
• Justices Reject Another Challenge To SEC In-House Court
• In Congress: Trade, Privacy, Fiscal Year 2017
• EU Advocate General Backs Belgian Tobacco Law
• PTAB Powers Limited By Precedent, Inventor Tells High Court
• Sen. Barrasso Slams EPA For Gold King Mine Spill Response
• NM Oil Group Sees Path To Joining Rights-Of-Way Case
• New EPA Ozone Limits Are Flawed, Challengers Tell DC Circ.
• 2nd Shoe Drops: HUD Warns Crime Screening May Violate FHA
• Steelworkers Pull Bid For 50% Tariff On Imported Aluminum
• Biz Groups Seek Preliminary Halt To DOL Persuader Rule
• FDA Eyes Ban On Electric Shock For Violent Behavior
• FTC Asks FCC To Enable Set-Top Box Privacy Enforcement
• DOI Reaches Cobell Land Buyback Pacts With 3 More Tribes
• Dems Say Grassley Flip-Flopped On High Court Process
• UK Watchdog Outlines New Rules For Pension Annuity Market
• Pa. High Court Could Have Final Say On Oil, Gas Well Regs
• High Court Ruling Sinks Mich. Health Tax, 6th. Circ. Told
• Lawmakers' Worries Could Rein In ITC's Patent Power
• Pa. Nixes Last Appeal Over PUC's Authority To Regulate Uber
• Fla. High Court Pauses Enforcement Of Abortion-Delay Law
• NJ Bill Would Provide Tax Credit For Telecommuting
• USCIS Widens Factors To Weigh For L-1A Manager Visas
• Design, Privacy Considerations For A CFPB Arbitral Archive
• NY Nonresident-Atty Office Rule Is Constitutional: 2nd Circ.
• Sprint, T-Mobile Tack Away From Comcast On Special Access
• Pa. Appeals Court Urged To Ax Kane's Defamation Immunity
• Cuba Eases Travel Laws, Clearing Way For Carnival Cruises
• House Dems Float Criminal Penalties For 'Defeat Devices'
• New Tribal Panel To Offer Input On CFPB Regulation
• When Gov't Hires Private Attys: The Need For Boundaries
• 5th Circ. Nixes Bid To Revive Beverage Permit Residency Rule
• 4 Fronts In The Fight To Tax Interstate Sales
• Ill. Tampon Tax Elimination, Birth Control Coverage Bills Move
• Pa. Utility Agency Moves To Give Gas Customers More Info
• SEC Extends Pilot Period For Market Volatility Plan
• Hospital Law Puts Fla. At Head Of Price Transparency Push
• Promoting Renewable Energy After Hughes V. Talen Energy
• Solving The Paradox Of Insider Trading Compliance
• DGCL Changes Would Mitigate Appraisal Action Risks
• Benefits Of Expedited Review Of Sole-Source Drug ANDAs
• House Committee OKs Resolution To Bar DOL Fiduciary Rule
• Koch Bros. Group Wins Trial To Keep Donor List Private
• No Bump In Union Election Wins In 1st Year Of NLRB Rule
• FINRA Again Stalls Debt Research Rules Over Firms' Concerns
• New Broadcast Standard Set For Rare Smooth Sailing At FCC
• High Court Unlikely To Wade Into 6th Circ. Water Row
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• NJ Takes Steps To Allow More Development In Protected Area
• Amid Suit, EPA Proposes New Rules For Maine's Tribal Waters
• House Panel Blasts SEC's Oversight Of Rating Agencies
• More Challengers Join ACLU In NC Transgender Law Fight
• 4th Circ. Transgender Ruling Signals Defeat For NC Law
• Tougher US Plan On Banker Bonuses Still Trails Europe Regs
• Sen. Floats Bill To Create New Guest Worker Program
• In First Speech As Nominee, Garland Praises Pro Bono Work
• Businesses Want Substance Over Speed In Latest TTIP Round
• 6th Circ. Cuts Ky. Gov. From Davis' Marriage License Row
• Pa. Oil, Gas Well Rules OK'd By Regulatory Review Board
• Enviro Groups Sue Feds Over Navajo Coal Approvals
• SEC Disclosure Regs Primed For Cleanup, Not Renovation
• Senate Bid To Block Clean Water Rule Funding Falls Short
• DC Circ. Upholds Secrecy Of CIA Drone Killings
• EU Official Urges Lighter Regulation Of Small Banks
• Comcast Ballyhoos Set Top Box-Free Programming
• Sports Gambling Should Move Aboveground, Group Tells DC
• Reid Bashes McConnell Over FCC Confirmation Delay
• Ex-Houston Mayor Asks 5th Circ. To Nix Atty Fee Fight
• Move To Regulate Tax Preparers Rejected By Senate Panel
• Dickstein Shapiro Cleared In Fla. Lobbying Probe
• Ex-Amtrak Exec Backs Out Of Top NJ Transit Job
• FTC Commish Calls On Agency To Examine Data Privacy Regs
• Bankers Face Bonus Restrictions Under New Proposed Rule
• Won A Contract Corrective Action? Don't Celebrate Just Yet
• NJ Senate Panel Advances Christie Pick For High Court
• House Votes To Bar IRS Bonuses Until Service Improves
• New Tax Plan Will Hurt IT, Pharma Vendors In Texas
• House Ag Chairman Blasts Turkish Duties On US Cotton
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Venue For Water Rule Challenge
• Uber Hit With $11.4M Fine By Pa. Regulator
• Why Earth Day Is Everyone's Business
• State Legislation Vs. Federal Prohibition Of Marijuana
• Changes In Nev. Construction Law Foster Real Estate Growth
• Man's Husband Wins Wrongful-Death Award Row At 11th Circ.
• SEC Committee Unveils Plan For 'Maker-Taker' Fee Study
• Interior Dept. Sued Over 'Fast Track' Offshore Permits
• Christie's NJ High Court Nominee To Face Panel Vote
• BigLaw Lobbying Firms See Uneven Returns In First Quarter
• High Court's Birth Control Compromise Still Divides
• Tech Groups Rally Against Draft Senate Encryption Bill
• Ex-AFL-CIO Exec Says He Was Axed Over Comments To Mayor
• Watchdog Says Fed Must Do More To Prevent Leaks
• Garland Meeting Doesn't Sway Graham's Opposition
• Tariff-Cutting Bill Offers Only Modest Benefits
• Iran Bank Ruling Will Keep Courts Out Of Foreign Affairs
• Former FCC Chief Economist Slams Set-Top Box Plan
• Daily Fantasy Bills Gain Ground, But Tribal Concerns Emerge
• Senate Considers $37B Energy And Water Funding Bill
• Neb. To Let Certain Immigrants Seek Professional Licenses
• Wal-Mart Blasts Texas Group's Bid To Join Liquor Permit Row
• States Tell High Court MATS Rule Should Have Been Nixed
• Pa. Judge OKs Delaying Judicial Retirement Vote
• FWS Bows To Pressure, Tweaks ESA Petition Proposal
• New Wormhole In Chicago's Pension Black Hole
• Big Players Wrong On Programming Diversity, FCC Told
• House Dems Unveil Bill To Raise Estate Tax To 2009 Levels
• Feds Want 14 Years For Sheldon Silver, Who Seeks Less Time
• House Transportation Committee Clears Pipeline Safety Bill
• House Votes For Lawmaker Oversight On IRS User Fees
• Senate Republicans Slam Obama, FCC Regulatory Moves
• Scope Of EU Privacy Law Has Companies Scrambling
• Senate Dem Decries Committee Delays On Judicial Nominees
• Pa. AG Drops Bid To Probe FederaI Wiretap Leaks
• 4 Things Attys Need To Know About Lease Accounting Rules
• Proposed FCC Regs Could Disrupt ISP, Vendor Practices
• Euro Shippers, Ports Seek Container-Weight Rule Guidelines
• House Judiciary Approves Federal Trade Secrets Bill
• Senate Easily Passes Sweeping Energy Policy Update
• An Uncertain Fate For DOL Persuader Rule: What's At Stake
• From Gov't To Firm, Happily: Changing Careers Midstream
• CFPB Says Online Payday Lenders Run Up Clients' Bank Fees
• LA City Council Backs Doubling Calif. Sick Day Policy
• GOP Consultant Hits Trump With $4M Defamation Suit
• SEC Assures Compliance Chiefs They're Partners In Clean
• Wash. County Says DOI Breaking Law In Tribal Boundary Row
• EPA's Mercury Rule Cost Analysis Tees Up New Battles
• Pa. Board Tells Court Not To Block Review Of Drilling Rules
• Obama's Set-Top Box Move Is Latest Attempt At FCC Meddling
• Atlantic City Again Escapes Asset Freeze In School Row
• Energy Group Can't Pause Tribal Right-Of-Way Rule
• Flint Residents' Water Crisis Suit Nixed From Federal Court
• Congressional Republicans Unite To Block DOL Fiduciary Rule
• State Immunity Precedent Vulnerable After Justices Split
• House Armed Services Panels Float Boosts In Pay, Ships
• Okla. City Bombing Colleagues Make Case For Garland
• Senate Revives Vast Energy Policy Update
• China Wanted Apple's Code, GC Says In Encryption Hearing
• FINRA Cautions Brokers On Selling Pension Products
• Texas Backs Up Ind. In 7th Circ. Syrian Refugee Appeal
• Dems Defend 'Fab' EPA Head As GOP Grills Her On '17 Budget
• Advocacy Groups Remain Skeptical Of EU's Investment Court
• High Court Power Subsidy Ruling Keeps States In The Dark
• Pa. Judge Questions Bid To Delay Judicial Retirement Vote
• AT&T Tells FCC To Say Adios To Rate Rules For Cuba
• Federal Reserve Takes Aim At Shareholder Protections
• House Passes Five Small-Business Contracting Bills
• HHS Watchdog Lays Out New Grounds For Exclusion List
• House Passes Bill To Stop IRS From Targeting Free Speech
• IRS Customer Service Improved With More Funds, GAO Says
• DOT Watchdog To Eyeball FAA's NextGen Contracts
• Is It Time To Repeal NY's Ancient Attorney Deceit Statute?
• Responding To The Growing Threat Of Illicit Trade
• Twilio Lobbies FCC Against Text Message Blocking
• Terrorism Bill Imperils Sovereign Immunity, White House Says
• US Threatens China Over Steel Policy As Talks Drag On
• FAA Reauthorization Bill Passes Senate With Flying Colors
• DOS Visa Revocation Policy May Pose Serious Consequences
• UnitedHealth Withdrawing From Most ACA Markets
• High Court Says Calif. Tax Agency Must Face Nevada Suit
• High Court Backs Invalidation Of Md. Power Plant Subsidy
• Spending Bill Pushes FDA Approval Of Drug Label Changes
• Rep. Worried About DHS Retaliation Over Agent's Testimony
• Obama's Competition Order Could Be Mainly For Show
• Pa. Justices Asked To Block Drilling Site Rules Ahead Of Vote
• Gov. Walker Asks Judge To Pause 'Right-To-Work' Ruling
• Republican FCC Commish Initiates Lifeline Fraud Investigation
• Carnival Booking Cuban-Born Passengers Despite Travel Ban
• CMS Axes $220M Cut Over Hospital 2-Midnight Rule
• Texas Pushes 5th Circ. To Delay EPA's Haze Plan
• 2 Cable Cos. Blast FCC Plan To Reimpose Biz-Data Rate Regs
• DOE Floats New Regs For Access To Nuclear Material
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Coal Ash Rule Isn't Too Tough Or Weak
• Calif. Says Shark Fin Ban Doesn't Warrant High Court Review
• Garland Set To Meet With 5 More Senators This Week
• USPTO Seeks Comments On Written Description Requirements
• Pa. Ruling Puts Frivolous Lawsuit Claims In Jeopardy
• Pavement Co. Asks Justices To Strike Arkansas Claims Court
• Inmate Call Providers Urge FCC To Hash Out Rate Cap Row
• FAA Reauthorization Bill In Home Stretch With Senate
• FCC Getting Its Arms Around Telehealth, Commish Says
• Generics Group Decries 'Troubling' AbbVie Biosimilars Petition
• DOT Floats Rule Tackling Highway Congestion
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Leave Farm Pollution Rule Intact
• EPA Drops Proposed Emissions Limits On Race Cars
• ITC Says Open Trade With Cuba Will Be Boon For US Biz
• Texas Voter ID Law Isn't Discriminatory, 5th Circ. Told
• Inside Proposed Amendments To GAO Bid Protest Regulations
• FCC Says Pre-Spectrum Auction Work Can Be Reimbursed Too
• Senate Banking Chief Wants Watchdog Review Of FHFA
• Verizon Presses FCC Against 'Opt-In' Privacy Plans
• 18 Ex-Treasury Officials Say Inversion Regs Aren't A Real Fix
• New State Laws May Authorize More Than Just Fantasy Sports
• Aluminum Imports Targeted In Rare Safeguard Petition
• British Exit Threatens Banking Access To EU, Gov't Warns
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• Justices Appear Split In Obama Immigration Action Row
• EU Trade Chief Wants Less Chinese Intervention In Steel Biz
• Medical Marijuana Becomes Legalized in Pennsylvania
• Treasury Preparing Regs To Curb Shell Co. Tax Evasion
• Obstacles And Opportunities Within CMS Mental Health Rule
• Workplace Free Speech: When Politics And Religion Collide
• A Look At China's Draft Antitrust Rules For Auto Industry
• Emerging Disputes Over Risk Sharing Under The ACA
• Food Companies Are Hedging Their Bets With GMO Labeling
• What's Yours Is Mine: Public Access To Private NY Property
• In Congress: IRS, FAA, Puerto Rico
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Perkins Coie Atty Picked For Fed Bench In Washington State
• Texas Justices' Reversal Of Atty Fee Ruling Hinges On Comma
• Fla. Justices Say Agency Must Pay For Records Act Violations
• Once A Critic, FINRA Chief Warms To Labor Fiduciary Rule
• 3 Takeaways From FDA's Drug Compounding Guidances
• NBA To Allow Ads On Team Jerseys In Major US Sports First
• Piecemeal State Laws Create 50 Headaches For Daily Fantasy
• Colorado Pushes Student Privacy Bill Forward
• DC Circ. Loath To Let W.Va. Sue Feds Over ACA Rule Fix
• In Immigration Executive Actions Case, Standing May Be Key
• 4 Policy Options For Tackling Global Steel Glut
• Atlantic City Chips Away At School District Debt
• Menthol Ruling Needs No Further DC Circ. Review, Gov't Says
• Affairs Counter Sheldon Silver's Character Claim, Gov't Says
• Border Resident Claims Texas Drone Law Violates Privacy
• 5 EU Nations, Panama Make Moves Against Corp. Tax Evasion
• Hastert Judge Says Support Letters Must Be Made Public
• New Debt-Equity Rules May Have Gone Too Far
• Solenex Says Feds Canceled Drilling Lease 'Out Of Spite'
• Tribal-State 'Tax Parity' Bill Introduced In House
• Reid Says GOP Garland Block Will Help Democrats Win Senate
• CPP Foes Take Down EPA's Defense Of 'Extraordinary' Rule
• Roku Urges FCC Against Data Caps In Charter-TWC Review
• AbbVie Retires Cholesterol Drugs Amid Risk-Benefit Doubts
• White House Voices Concerns Over FAA Reauthorization Bill
• EU Wants In On Brazil-Indonesia Beef Tussle
• HHS Urges DC Circ. To Revive Indemnity Insurance Rules
• Report Finds Feds Followed Requirements With OPT Rule
• DOD Slammed Over 'Absurd' Afghanistan Task Force Spending
• NJ Lender Pays $113M To Settle Loan Insurance Violations
• House GOP Moves To Block DOL's Persuader Rule
• OSHA Puts Final Stamp On Food Safety Whistleblower Rule
• White House Backs FCC Set-Top Box Plan As Some Cry Foul
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To EPA's Vehicle Emissions Model
• NHTSA Overreached By Claiming To Regulate Apps
• Tax Rules Could Be Undone By Seat Belt Case In 9th Circ.
• Renata Hesse Selected To Head DOJ's Antitrust Division
• Pa. Dems Sue To Keep Judicial Retirement Age On Ballot
• Pa. Gov. Signs Bill Requiring Fiscal Review Of Labor Deals
• House Votes To Block FCC From Regulating Broadband Rates
• EPA Says Cost Analysis Supports Mercury Rule
• 10 Things To Know About US Biosimilar Reimbursement
• FAA Reauthorization Bill Attempts National Drone Policy
• The Brokaw Act's Long-Term Consequences For Activists
• Immigrant Ex-Cons Can Be Held Past 6 Mos., 1st Circ. Says
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Calif. Teacher Tenure Laws Saved By Appeal
• CFPB Appt. Doesn't Negate Win Over Law Firm, 9th Circ. Says
• Sens. Reject Attempts To Advance Dueling Equal Pay Bills
• FDA Data Integrity Guide Ends Excuses For Suspect Records
• Lawmakers Say They're Worried About ITC's Patent Authority
• Comcast, Others Back Senate Bill Over Patent Suit Venue
• Gibson Dunn Given More Time For Bridgegate Doc Reply
• Bombardier Challenges $1.3B Chicago Transit Contract Award
• Menominee Get Nod To Intervene In Rival's Compact Suit
• Texas Law That Bars Housing Immigrants Temporarily Blocked
• Senate Committee Sends CFTC Reauthorization Bill Onward
• BLM Aims To Increase Timber Harvest In Western Oregon
• Don't Short Us On Rural Broadband Funds, NY Tells FCC
• EU Parliament Gives Final Nod To Data Protection Overhaul
• Cable Group Rips Verizon's Special Access Regs Proposal
• Reid's Attacks On McConnell Over Garland Block Get Personal
• Cuomo Signs MMA Bill, Making NY Last State In The Cage
• Senate FAA Bill Moves Closer To Final Passage
• Fla. Gov. Signs Bills Enabling Hospital Cost Comparison
• SEC Seeks Feedback On Changing Corporate Disclosures
• Tea Party Orgs Push DC Circ. To Revive IRS Targeting Suits
• Sens. Release Draft Bill Following Apple-FBI Encryption Fight
• EU Parliament Approves Airline Passenger Record-Sharing
• Canada's Trudeau Seeks To Legalize Doctor-Assisted Suicide
• House Votes To Require Lawmaker Oversight Of FSOC Budget
• Interior Dept. Releases Final Offshore Well Control Regs
• In Shift, FHFA To Allow Some Mortgage Principal Reductions
• NJ Assembly Panel Tweaks AC Recovery Bill, Slams Takeover
• States Push DC Circ. For More Say In Capital-Raising Rules
• Vote On Pa. Judge Retire Age Stays Put As Court Fight Looms
• Pittsburgh Asks Appeals Court To Revive Paid Sick Leave Law
• WTO Chief Continues To Stump For Global Rules
• Obama Picks Uber, MasterCard Execs For Cybersecurity Panel
• Highway Safety Head Defends Voluntary Industry Deal
• La. Gov. Bans LGBT Bias Against Public Workers
• Ky. Gov. Signs Bill Nixing Clerk Names On Marriage Licenses