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Public Policy - February, 2017

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• Trump Pledges Health Care, Safety And Jobs In First Address
• Pension Bill Falters, 'Grand Bargain' Moves Forward In Ill.
• SEC's Belt To Tighten Under New Administration
• Unions Ask To Defend OSHA Rule In Case Trump DOL Won't
• ACLU Raises Alarm Over New Privacy Change For Immigrants
• Horizon Balks At Christie Idea To Tap Its Reserves For Rehab
• FAA Wrong To Exclude Privacy From Drone Rules, Group Says
• 9th Circ. Stays Ruling On Detained Immigrant Kids
• FCC's Pai Backs Internet Without 'Utility-Style' Regs
• Wireless Group Pushes FCC's O'Rielly, Clyburn To Ease In 5G
• Miss. Use Tax Bill For Remote Retailers Dies In Senate
• NJ City's Stance On Riverfront Project Faces Skepticism
• Azevedo Tapped For 2nd Run As WTO Boss
• Top Senate Judiciary Democrat Hungry For More Gorsuch Info
• House Panel OKs Repeal Of Health Insurance Antitrust Shield
• Russian Exec Sues BuzzFeed Over Mention In Trump Dossier
• Trump DNI Pick Defends Data Programs At Senate Panel
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To EPA's Sewage Rule Approach
• Fee Law Sunset May Trigger Budget Chaos, Pa. Justices Warn
• Ex-Prisoners' MP3 Player Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Texas Senate Panel Advances Bill To End Wrongful Birth Suits
• Former USC Football Player Defends FLSA Class Action
• EU Court Rejects Bid To Nix Tariffs On Chinese Solar Panels
• Industry Groups Push Congress On Broadband Infrastructure
• Trump Moves To Sink Obama's Clean Water Rule
• Athletes, Officials Pitch Congress On Anti-Doping Reform
• Samsung Heir, Others Charged In South Korea Bribes Probe
• Railroads Slam Feds' Bid To Save Amtrak Regulatory Power
• EPA Faces Final Shots Over Air Pollution Rule Compliance
• Trump May Use Food Safety Rules As Trade Cudgel
• FDA Finally Addresses Interchangeable Biosimilars
• Cutting Labeling Regs May Harm Companies' Bottom Lines
• Does The NLRA Protect Racist Insults By Picketing Workers?
• Complying With Expanded Access Policy Drug Laws
• Sessions Shrugs Off Concerns About Immigration Crackdown
• How 401(k) Benefits Can Attract Millennial Legal Talent
• How The Courts Review Executive Orders
• Senate Advances Interior Pick Zinke Toward Final Vote
• Power Cos. Slam EPA Mercury Rule Cost Analysis In DC Circ.
• Ill. Court Employee Gets 3 Years' Probation For Lying
• Pa. Trans Students Win Pause Of 'Assigned' Bathroom Rule
• FCC's Dem Says She Won't Agree To Open Internet Reversal
• Gorsuch? Garland? Why Not Confirm Both, Dem Suggests
• VA Chief Floats 'Choice 2.0' Model To Improve Veteran Care
• Pentagon IG Report Blasts Defective Parts Response Process
• Navajos Seek Win On Liability In Utah Voting Rights Suit
• EU Trade Chief Wants Vigorous Debate On Arbitration Reform
• Power Groups Want To Move Issues To Clean Power Plan Suit
• Sen. Markey, Advocates Decry Attacks On FCC Privacy Rules
• NJ 'Airbnb' Bill Would Regulate, Tax Short-Term Rentals
• Pfizer's $1.1B Bond Can Be Redeemed If US Tax Laws Change
• Senate Confirms Wilbur Ross As Commerce Secretary
• White House Continues To Push Back On Alleged Russia Ties
• Boston Taxi Cos. Say Uber Suits Too Different To Join
• USPTO Stays Mum On Chief Due To 'Unusual Circumstances'
• AT&T Urges FCC To Clear Wireless Regulatory Roadblocks
• House OKs Tweak To Native American Employment Grants
• Builders Urge DC Circ. Not To Expand OSHA Silica Rule
• Ex-Regulators Warn Governments On Bank Deregulatory Push
• Wyo. Tax Bill Aimed At Online Vendors Heads To Governor
• 9th Circ. Rejects Trump Bid To Pause Travel Ban Appeal
• Yahoo Discloses Cybersecurity Measures In Wake Of Breaches
• EPA Extends Comment Period For Hardrock Mining Rule
• Growing HIPAA Focus Leads To Fresh Compliance Options
• Financial Services Committee Slams SEC's Budget Plans
• Biz Groups Appeal DOL Fiduciary Rule Fight To 5th Circ.
• Pa. DEP Chief Defends Agency's Permitting Of Gas Projects
• Navy Secretary Withdraws Over Business Entanglements
• Colo. 'Amazon Tax' Law Gets Active Date Under Settlement
• What To Know About Trump's New Border Security Guidance
• How Chicago's Rental Car Tax Crossed The Line
• FERC's Pipeline Review Process Is Working As Intended
• The Next Battleground For SEC Judge Constitutionality
• How CMS' Notice Affects Medicare Advantage Organizations
• In Congress: Gorsuch, CR, Trump's 1st Speech To Congress
• Citigroup Confirms SEC Probe Over Foreign Hiring Practices
• Property Owner Fights Taking Lien Dispute To Fla. High Court
• US Weighs In On High Court Biosimilars Battle
• Ex-Pa. Treasurer Can't Ditch $500K False Statement Charges
• Will Congress Subject Itself To ACA Replacement?
• States Look To NEPA Review Power To Spur New Projects
• FCC Urged Not To Regulate Texts Under Open Internet Order
• DHS Doc Shows Little Threat From Immigration Ban Countries
• Unions Seek Full 6th Circ. Review Of Contribution Row Ruling
• Okla. Ex-Lawmaker Must Pay $4.3M For Defaming CEO
• Acting SEC Chair Sets Sights On Disclosure 'Avalanche'
• Trump Wants US To Increase Nuclear Arsenal
• IRS Says Offshore Income Row Could Prevent Tax Collection
• Calif. County Seeks To Block Trump's Sanctuary Order
• Idaho Lawmakers Nix Bill To Pull Tribes' Gambling Machines
• Trade Bar Needn't Sweat Over Rise In Commerce-Led Cases
• More Info Sought From Trump On Those Hit By Travel Ban
• Trump Seeks Full Pause Of Immigration Ban Appeal
• EPA Won't Ban Fluoride In US Drinking Water Supplies
• Fla. High Court Rejects Nuke Plant Appeal From Gov., FPL
• Atlantic City Fire Union Looks To Toss NJ Subpoena On Mayor
• Trump Shows Optimism For Republican Border Tax Plan
• IRS Presses High Court To Refuse Tax Discharge Dispute
• Cabbies Take Mass. Unfair Uber Regs Spat To 1st Circ.
• Commission OKs South Jersey Gas Pipeline Amid Protest
• Gorsuch's DOJ Stint Target Of Watchdog's New FOIA Suit
• FCC's Pai Moves To Halt Data Security ISP Privacy Rule
• Philly Residents Win Partial Cert. In Forfeiture Program Row
• DOI Slams Brakes On Mineral Royalty Rule Amid Court Fight
• Statement By Ariz. County's Atty Not Protected, 9th Circ. Says
• Trump Slams FBI, Media Over Leaks On Alleged Russia Ties
• Miscimarra Dissent Slams NLRB Union Election Rule
• Chevron Admits Risks Of Climate Change Probes, Litigation
• Scalpel, Not Sledgehammer, Seen As Pruitt's Best Bet
• DC Circ. Agrees To Hold Off On AT&T Special Access Fight
• Trans Student To Push Forward In High Court Bathroom Fight
• Trump Says Border Wall Is 'Way, Way, Way Ahead Of Schedule'
• 7th Circ. Skeptical That Wis. Voter Laws Discriminate
• Kansas, Kickapoo Tribe Reach New Cigarette Deal
• Disgraced Ex-Ballard Spahr Atty, Rendell Aide Disbarred
• Senator Accuses Sally Yates Of 'Sabotage,' Launches Probe
• Okla. AG Seeks To Block More Pruitt Email Releases
• Proposed Bill Threatens Franchising In Florida
• New Exxon CEO Makes Case For US Carbon Tax
• Trump Orders Agencies To Create Deregulation Task Forces
• Paid Administrative Leave: There Ought To Be A Law
• What Lawyers Can Learn From Kellyanne Conway
• How States Might Challenge The OCC's Fintech Charter
• Gorsuch's Judicial Tools For Fixing Overcriminalization
• A Potential Risk For Eminent Domain In California
• Trump's Trans Bathroom Access U-Turn May Not Slow EEOC
• Tax Reform Possible Despite Border Adjustment Opposition
• Fla. Senate Readies Gaming Bill, But House Has Other Ideas
• Sessions Ditches Obama Policy Curtailing Private Prison Use
• GOP Faces Pitched Battle As It Looks To Revise ESA
• Wood Group To Pay $9.5M In False Reporting, Explosion Plea
• FCC Approves 1st Foreign Co. Broadcast Station Ownership
• Public Interest Groups Urge FCC Not To Undermine Lifeline
• FCC Grants Small-Business Relief From Transparency Rules
• Oregon Moves Forward On Bill To Revamp Sports Agent Law
• Fracking Quakes Could Shake Regulatory Ground In Pa.
• IRS Asked To Create Form To Help Shareholder Compliance
• Groups Aim To Block Trump From Slashing Refugee Numbers
• Law Profs Hit Kellyanne Conway With Misconduct Complaint
• FCC Pushed To Ensure Stricter Political Ad Disclosure
• High Court Confirmation 'Not The Way It Should Be': Ginsburg
• Feds To Allow Pre-ACA Policies Through 2018
• Sierra Club To Sue EPA For Renewable Fuel Report Absence
• Arkansas Supreme Court Strikes City's LGBT Protections
• 5th Circ. Reinstates Texas Anti-Immigrant Harboring Law
• Ginsburg Bemoans Loss Of Core Values At Book Launch
• Robo-Advisers Must Be Mindful Of Advisers Act, SEC Says
• Ill. State Worker Union Members Approve Strike If Needed
• NJ Doesn't Have To Pay For Ex-Election Official's Defense
• Mnuchin Shares GOP's Optimistic Timeline For Tax Reform
• Trans Student Presses Bathroom Fight Despite Trump Letter
• Financial Services In The 1st Month Of Trump Presidency
• Canadian Securities Watchdog Launches Regulatory Sandbox
• BigLaw Partners Uneasy About Trump Judiciary Comments
• ND, Energy Cos. Ask 8th Circ. To OK $1.3M Fee In Minn. Row
• GOP Lawmaker Wants Flynn To Testify Before Senate Panel
• Oregon Seeks To Join Wash. Challenge To Trump Travel Ban
• Former Asst. Atty Wants Firing Suit Reheard By 4th Circ.
• FTC Chair To Take On Job Licensing With New Task Force
• The Uncertain Future Of PURPA, A Key To Renewable Energy
• Challenging Emoluments Clause Violations As A Conspiracy
• Inside New FAR Rule On Untimely Payment To Subcontractors
• The Mistakes Lawyers Make When Copying And Pasting
• DOJ Investigations: Is Sharing Unavoidably Hazardous?
• Here Come The Drones — And The Legal Headaches
• Tax Implications Of The Affordable Care Act Repeal
• Upcoming Revenue Recognition Changes Will Affect M&A
• 7 Takeaways From The New DHS Immigration Memos
• NY AG's Fraud Powers Face Political Pressure
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Decision To Protect Arctic Seal
• Commerce Sets Preliminary CVD Rate On Turkish Rebar
• Net Neutrality Rollback May Require FCC First Move
• IG Says DOD Euro Unit Not Fully Monitoring Defense Exports
• Trump Scraps Trans Student Bathroom Access Guidance
• Judge Blocks Calif. Law Against Disclosure Of Actors' Ages
• Fla. House Speaker Sues Lottery Over New Vending Machines
• Kansas Senate Fails To Override Veto Of Tax Increase Bill
• A Hobbled FERC No Disaster For Energy Cos., For Now
• Fla. Dealt Blow In Water Rights Tussle, But Options Remain
• New Pa. AG Pegs Kane Scandal Costs At $3.6M
• Automakers Push EPA To Withdraw Obama Emissions Rules
• Texas Lawmakers Unite Against Dallas-Houston Rail Project
• FCC's GC Defends Backing Down On Inmate Calling Rate Caps
• White House May Introduce Tax Changes For 2018 Fiscal Year
• Calif. Court Gets Automatic Funding Disclosure Right
• Pa. DEP Urges State Justices To Deny Drilling Rule Challenge
• 2nd Circ. Asks If McDonnell Impacts Politician's Conviction
• McMaster Faces Likely Senate Vote For Security Adviser Role
• Pruitt Emails Show Ties With Fossil Fuel Players
• Judge Botched Medicare Backlog Case, HHS Tells DC Circ.
• Wiley Rein Picks Up Congressional Trade Adviser In DC
• FCC's O'Rielly Wants To Limit Bureau Power
• Chamber Rebuts IRS, Says Inversion Rule Needs Ax, Not Fix
• NY Judge Orders Trump To Provide List Of Detained Refugees
• WTO Enacts Sweeping Trade Facilitation Pact
• Alternative Visa Programs For Foreigners Traveling To US
• Why Abolishing Basic Would Backfire — Badly
• Who Would Face Liability For Oroville Dam Management?
• Less FDA Review May Boost Medical Device Plaintiff Awards
• Mortgage Servicer Rips Efforts To Intervene In CFPB Review
• Calif. Judge Lets Halt On Travel Ban For Visa Holders Lapse
• Texas Barred From Cutting Planned Parenthood Funding
• Ill. High Court OKs Exception To Untimely Agency Reviews
• AT&T Urges FCC To Nix 'Cadillac' Broadband Expansion Goals
• GOP Reps Ask EPA To Extend Mining Rule Comment Period
• Incoming Deputy AG Brings High-Profile Criminal Experience
• Senator Questions Border Electronics Searches
• Ex-Tribal Employees' Gender Bias Claims Tossed
• Texas Justices Let Challenge Of Chiropractic Rules Proceed
• EU Regulators Lay Out Plan For Tackling Privacy Shield Rows
• August NLRB Order Restored Discipline Analysis, GC Says
• New Bill Targets Warrantless GPS Tracking, Stingrays
• Enviros Say USFS Ignored Logging Project's Owl Impacts
• ABA's Gorsuch Rating Due Out Before Confirmation Hearings
• DHS Releases Guidance On Immigration Executive Orders
• GSA Watchdog Criticizes Tech Unit's IT Security Compliance
• Dems Want Trump To Endorse Currency Manipulation Bill
• Air Force Leaders Urge Congress To Pass Spending Bill
• Ill. Gay Conversion Therapy Ban Exempts Pastors, Judge Says
• Philly Controller Escapes 'Slush Fund' Slander Suit
• Group Blasts Industry Move Against FCC Transparency Rules
• EPA Urges 4th Circ. To Undo Coal Jobs Analysis Order
• Timber Co. Fights Obama Expansion Of Oregon Monument
• Kan. Stock Promoter Says 10th Circ. Order Blocks SEC Case
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• A Look At DOJ's New Guidance On Compliance Programs
• CEOs Mobilize To Back Border Adjustment Tax
• Trump Taps Lt. Gen. McMaster As National Security Adviser
• New EPA Chief Pledges To Change Regulatory, Legal Practices
• Iowa Union Sues To Block Collective Bargaining Law
• Miami-Dade Nixes Protections For Undocumented Immigrants
• Virginia's Uranium Mining Ban Upheld By Fourth Circuit
• The Quadrennial Energy Review And Grid Security
• HealthCare.gov Deletions 'Trumpcare By Sabotage,' Dems Say
• FCC Was Right To Drop Set-Top Box Plan, Legislator Says
• EPA Can't Second-Guess Texas Ozone Plan, 5th Circ. Told
• EU Nearing Decision On Extending China Solar Panel Duties
• 2-For-1 Executive Order Leaves OMB To Work Out Details
• Legal Pot Industry Bugged By Lack Of Pesticide Guidance
• Texas' Secret Weapon To Keep Ex-Employees Honest
• How The GDPR Will Impact Life Sciences And Health Care
• Ex-NJ DOT Chief Charged In Airline Bribery Case Dead At 62
• ACA Program Isn't An Improper Tax On States, 6th Circ. Says
• DOL Notches Win Against Insurer's Fiduciary Rule Challenge
• 6 Acosta NLRB Opinions Employers Need To See
• Oakland's Justified In Banning Coal Shipments, Enviros Say
• Partnership Audit Rule Freeze Causing Confusion For States
• Sessions' National Security Focus Will Fuel Privacy Fights
• SEC, State Watchdogs To Share Info On Private Capital
• Trump Admin. Floated Using Nat'l Guard To Find Immigrants
• Justice Thomas Unlikely To Recuse Despite Wife's Politics
• DHS Watchdog Vows Close Watch On Border Wall Project
• Wyo. Advances Bill To Fight Restrictions On Online Sales Tax
• Pa. Lawmaker Lobs Bill To Allow Sports Betting
• EU, Japan Aiming For Quick Conclusion To Free Trade Talks
• Pompeo Slams Reports Claiming CIA Lacks Trust In Trump
• Nigeria Lists $1B Bond On LSE To Fund Infrastructure
• NY AG, Regulator Spar Over Cuomo's Banking Fraud Plan
• Judge Gorsuch 'Hopefully' Confirmed In April, McConnell Says
• FERC Can't Justify Refusal-Rights Ruling, High Court Told
• FCC Chief Tells Sen. Franken They Share Open Internet Goals
• Hatch Says Patent Venue Legislation Likely Needed
• Tribes Won't Be Bullied On Border Wall, Ariz. Lawmaker Says
• Mass., NY AGs Subpoenaed Again Over Exxon Climate Probes
• 16 AGs Urge Court To Keep Trump Immigration Ban Blocked
• House Panel Investigating CENTCOM WebOps Anti-ISIS Effort
• Bills Floated To Move Lifeline Provider Approval To States
• With Trump In The Ex-Im Fold, Dem Lawmaker Seeks Action
• Senate Confirms Pruitt As EPA Chief
• Anti-Money Laundering Expectations Under Trump
• Illinois Biometrics Legislation Sets Trend
• Waive Goodbye: How Trump Might Attack The Iran Deal
• High Court Urged To Rule On Latest 'Crime Of Violence' Case
• Debating Anti-Rebate And Inducement Laws In Washington
• FCC Told Proposed Subsidy Cuts Could Widen Digital Divide
• Reconsidering CFPB V. PHH
• Trump's Enviro Law Impact May Not Be What Many Anticipate
• EPA Nominee Ordered To Hand Over Docs To Watchdog
• Trump Slams 9th Circ. As Court In 'Chaos,' 'Turmoil'
• Smoother Road To Confirmation Seen For New DOL Chief Pick
• Fla. High Court Blocks Enforcement Of Abortion Delay Law
• Ill. Village Asks 7th Circ. To OK 'Right-to-Work' Rule
• Ill. Must Keep Paying Workers In Budget Impasse, Judge Says
• Calif. Judge Calls Law On Actors' Ages A Free Speech Threat
• Ex-DOJ Immigration Head: Travel Order Case A 'Close Call'
• Comcast Lobbies FCC To Revive UHF Ownership Limit Break
• 9th Circ. Pauses Immigration Ban Suit At Trump's Request
• Trump's CMS Pick Says Medicaid 'Doesn't Work Well'
• Sioux Official, Dakota Access Exec Trade Blows Over Pipeline
• Port Authority OKs $32.2B Capital Plan For Transpo Projects
• Chinese Cos. Say Commerce Used Wrong Cost Surrogate
• Missouri AG Lays Egg Law Appeal In Supreme Court
• More Ex-EPA Employees Pile On Anti-Pruitt Bandwagon
• Senate Bill Will Target Trump's Sanctuary City Order
• FCC's Pai Wants To Cut 'Red Tape' For Radio
• Acting SEC Chair Curbs Enforcement Staff's Power
• Uber Looks To Consolidate 4 Suits By Boston Taxi Cos.
• F-35 Program Chief Says Costs Set To Drop Further
• Euronext Says New Platform Shields From High-Speed Traders
• Wash. High Court Rebuffs Florist's Same-Sex Objections
• EPA Re-Floats Uranium Mine Rule, Yanks 30-Year Monitoring
• House Lawmakers Seek Clarity On US-EU Insurance Pact
• 2 Dems Offer Trump Road Map To Revamp NAFTA
• Telco Stripped Of Lifeline Eligibility Asks FCC For More Time
• Fla. Supreme Court Declines To Adopt Daubert Standard
• Resolution Nixing Alaska Hunting Rule Clears House
• 11th Circ. Strikes Down Fla. 'Gun Gag' Law
• House Acts To Clear Way For Planned Parenthood Defunding
• Gas Station Chain Sues NJ Over Fuel Price Law
• NJ Judge Again Finds Probable Cause In Christie GWB Case
• Idaho Tribes Slam Bill To Shut Down Gambling Machines
• EPA Cleared From Suit Over Fla. Water Quality Requirements
• Trump Inks Revocation Of Stream Protection Rule
• Senate Dems Press Pruitt On Recusal In Suits Against EPA
• Reps. Oppose Extra Layer Of Screening At Canada Border
• Long-Term Surface Transpo Funding Fix Needed, Says GAO
• Trump EPA Pick Pruitt Advances In Senate
• DC Circ. Agrees To Rethink SEC Judges' Constitutionality
• Dems Leverage Trade Policy In Battle Over Trump's Finances
• 'Cultural Services' Tax Exemption Up To EU Members: Court
• FWS Released From Lawsuit Over Permit For Lynx Capture
• CFPB Wins Full DC Circ. Review Of Leadership Ruling
• Trump Picks Former US Attorney Acosta To Lead DOL
• Mulvaney Gets Senate Approval As Trump Budget Officer
• Relearning The Lessons Of Korematsu's Case
• CPSC Civil Penalties: A Statistical Analysis
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 2
• CFPB Contemplates Using Alternative Data In Credit Scores
• Rauner Asks For Pension Reform, Power To Cut Ill. Budget
• Fla. Court Awards AG Candidate Who Lost Matching Funds
• Wireless Group Urges FCC To Clear Local Roadblocks For 5G
• NJ, MGM Resorts Ink $72M Deal Over Property Tax Appeals
• 5 Key Takeaways From Trump's ACA Stabilizer Rule
• Calif. County Can Fight Tribal Casino, DC Circ. Told
• Small Telecoms Decry FCC's Proposed 'Flash Cuts'
• 10 State AGs Urge Senate To Reject Vessel Discharge Bill
• FCC's Lifeline Backtrack Foreshadows Program Changes
• Mattis Voices NATO Support, Says Members Must Chip In
• NJ Developer Loses Appeal Over Application Timing Rule
• IPOs Dwindle As Need To Go Public Becomes Less Urgent
• House Republicans Announce Their Own ACA Replacement
• Next Solicitor General Can Expect Tough Road Under Trump
• Tech Groups Call For Balance In Foreign Spying Renewal Push
• Border Adjust Tax Will Have Limited Trade Impact, Report Says
• GOP Votes To Repeal DOL Rules On State Retirement Plans
• House OKs Measure To Widen Drug Testing For Unemployed
• Sen. McConnell Leaves 'Nuclear Option' Open On Gorsuch
• Watchdog Says Okla. AG Withholding Thousands Of Emails
• US Wants New Shot At Inversion Rule If It Loses Challenge
• Retailers Meet With Trump Amid Tax Reform Concerns
• GOP Lawmaker Takes Aim At FCC Privacy Rules
• Senate Gets Ball Rolling To Amend The ESA
• SEC Urged To Preempt States To Boost Reg A+ Liquidity
• Ky. County Tells 6th Circ. Not To Rethink RTW Ruling Appeal
• Texas AG Backs Trump Immigration Ban In 9th Circ.
• Colo. Gov. Downplays Harm Of Taxpayer Rights Bill, Court Told
• Fed Chair Says Rulemaking Calendar Is 'Relatively Light'
• EEOC Slows Rule On Affirmative Action Rule For Disabled
• Enviros, Utilities Clash Over EPA Mercury Rule Challenges
• Puzder Out Of Running For Labor Secretary
• Flake Plan Provides For Ariz., NM Role In Mexican Gray Wolf
• GAO Targets 34 Areas Of Concern In Federal High Risk List
• NJ Ordered To Defend Atlantic City Layoffs, Contract Changes
• SEC Chair Mary Jo White Returns To Debevoise & Plimpton
• Ex-State Sen. Asks Texas High Court To Nix Radio Ad Suit
• House Resolution Slams Judge Who Blocked Travel Ban
• Ill. Nuke Plant Subsidies Flout FERC, Power Cos. Say
• Philly Controller Wants End To 'Slush Fund' Defamation Suit
• Endangered Species Case Won't Move From DC To Minn.
• Trump Budget Pick Heads To Final Senate Vote
• When And Where Punitive Damages Are Insurable: Part 2
• A Rule Against Pretext, Taken Out Of Context
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 1
• A New Element In Awarding Calif. Public Works Contracts
• Game Clock Running Down, NLRB GC Turns To The Crowd
• Feds Float ACA Market Stabilization Rule
• Ill. Gov. Sues To Block Employee Pay Cutoff Motion
• San Francisco Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Rental Law Dispute
• Chicago Schools Sue Over 'Discriminatory' State Funding
• Treasury Sanctions Venezuelan VP For Drug Trafficking Aid
• Fla. Says Changed Rule Could End Challenge To Abortion Law
• Acting SEC Chair Signals Shift To Ease Disclosure Rules
• House OKs Bill Letting Texas, Okla. Set Red River Land Fate
• Sens. Issue Calls For Russia Probes After Flynn Steps Down
• Texas Wants 5th Circ. To Review EPA's Sulfur Dioxide Rule
• NC Gov. Floats New Plan For Bathroom Bill Repeal
• USDA Recommends California Milk For Federal Pricing Order
• Humana To Scrap Remaining ACA Policies In 2018
• Trump Immigration Ban Blocked In Virginia
• CFTC Gives Dealers More Time On Swaps Rule
• Calif. State Senator Introduces Sugary Drink Labeling Bill
• Colorado AG Sues Boulder County Over Oil Drilling Ban
• Flynn's Exit Could Stall Russia Sanctions Relief
• FCC's Auction Outcome Is Victim Of Sky-High Expectations
• DOT Overstepped With Rail Safety Order, DC Circ. Told
• Taxpayers Lose Appeal For Equity On Foreclosed Properties
• Feds Sued Over Endangered Bumblebee Protection Delay
• Lawmaker Tries To Block L-3's $418M Aircraft Sale To Kenya
• Cruz, Fellow Texan Unveil Bills To Kill CFPB
• Trade Group Asks FCC For More Broadband Build-Out Funds
• Special Master Deals Fla. Loss In Water Fight With Ga.
• DC Circ. Asked To Review Deal To Close Santa Monica Airport
• Rep. Issa Says Lee Still Running USPTO But May Be Moved
• LGBT Groups Urge Trump To Keep Trans Student Policies
• BIA Asks 9th. Circ. To Nix Injunction In Contract Row
• Trump Signs Repeal Of SEC Payment Disclosure Rule
• Syrian Refugee Sues Trump Over Asylum Suspension
• Review Of NLRB Precedents In Order, House Panel Hears
• NJ Sens. Fail To Override Veto Over Icahn's Casino License
• Reps Urge FCC To Undo Lifeline Eligibility Reversal
• FERC Could See Substantial Changes Under President Trump
• Yellen Rebuts Trump's Claim That Dodd-Frank Hobbled Banks
• Trump Blasts Media Co.'s Bid To Unseal 1998 Labor Deal
• NJ Pushes Bill To Bar Port Authority From Aiding Travel Ban
• Doctors, Int'l Science Org Back OSHA In Silica Rule Fight
• Senate Dems Push To Delay Pruitt Vote, Question Icahn Links
• Warren Asks About Lobbyists' Sway On Trump Bank Orders
• IRS Tax Certification Hurts CPAs, AICPA Tells Fed Circ.
• Law Schools, Bar Group Denounce Trump Attacks On Judges
• Ways and Means Chair Won't Seek Trump's Tax Returns
• Trump, Lockheed And The Art Of The Government Deal
• Gorsuch May Further Tip Balance Against Deference To EPA
• McMahon Approved To Lead Small Business Administration
• Overcoming Obstacles To Financial Reform And Deregulation
• 4 Fla. Water Law Issues To Watch In 2017
• Adapting Supply Relationships To Embrace Disruptive Tech
• When And Where Punitive Damages Are Insurable: Part 1
• Flynn Steps Down Following Russia Sanctions Scandal
• Wash. Judge Refuses To Delay Trump's Immigration Ban Suit
• Some Indian Health Jobs Exempt From Hiring Freeze: HHS
• ICE Officers Arrested Over 680 People, DHS Chief Confirms
• FCC Seeks Comment On Requiring Periodic Progress Reports
• Saving Lawyers 1 Less Drink At A Time
• Feds Urge High Court To Reject Menendez's Petition
• Competition Would Help Broadband Build-Out, FCC Chief Told
• Feds Move To Save Amtrak Regulatory Power Over Railroads
• Illinois lawmakers propose biotechnology tax credits
• NCAI President Looks For Trump To Build On Obama Success
• Morrison & Foerster Nabs Former Obama Climate Official
• Trump VA Secretary Pick Wins Unanimous Senate Vote
• Broadcasters Endorse Early Full-Text Release Of FCC Plans
• DHS Must Scrutinize Bio Attacker ID Abilities, Report Says
• Mnuchin Wins Confirmation As Treasury Secretary
• US Pulls Challenge Of Trans Bathroom Injunction Scope
• FINRA Seeks Input On Rollback Of Investment Projection Ban
• Senate Dems Ask DOD If Trump Is Using Secured Phone
• Gorsuch Reveals 'Most Significant' Cases In Questionnaire
• Top 4 Aviation Policy Priorities Under Trump
• Level 3 Urges FCC To Keep Biz Customer Privacy Change
• Sessions Could Further Blunt Bank Access For Pot Biz
• Trump Huddle With Trudeau Sheds No Further Light On NAFTA
• Pa. High Court To Hold Off On Philly Soda Tax Appeal
• Tech Group Asks Feds To Review Proposed 'Driver Mode' Rule
• Ivy Universities, Others Ask To Join Immigration Ban Suit
• FCC's O'Rielly Targets School Broadband Overbuilding
• Ann Marie Buerkle Named CPSC Acting Chair
• Puzder Must Answer For CKE's Labor Faults, Warren Says
• NFTC Chair Demands Quick Action On USTR Nomination
• Dems Say Flynn Should Lose Clearance Over Russia Talks
• IRS Won't Apply 5th Circ. Accounting Ruling For Farmers
• Senators Aiming To Ease Regs For Self-Driving Cars
• NJ Gov. Signs Bill Regulating Ride-Hailing Cos.
• Pa. Rep. Questions Legality Of Methane Plan Rollout
• What's Next For Trump's Travel Ban?
• Expect Increased USPTO Scrutiny For TM Declarations Of Use
• Net Neutrality And Broadband Privacy Under The New FCC
• What To Know About HHS Revised 'Common Rule'
• Feds Must Justify Detention Of Immigrants, High Court Told
• Plan Sponsors, Approach Target-Date Funds With Caution
• In Congress: CRA Disapprovals, Sub-Cabinet, Mnuchin
• Lawyers Cannot Stay Silent While Trump Belittles The Courts
• 3 Key Takeaways From The 9th Circ.'s Travel Ban Ruling
• FTC's New Bureau Head Likely To Keep Up Privacy Pressure
• Senators Question Goldman's Influence On Trump's Orders
• US Trying To Resolve Yemeni Visa Issues, Calif. Judge Told
• Christie Axes Bill To Revive Biz-Friendly Zones In 5 Cities
• Next-Gen Broadcasting Perilous For Small Cable, FCC Told
• Senate Dems Urge FCC To Return Lifeline Eligibility To Cos.
• States, Cos. Tell DC Circ. To Uphold EPA Mercury Rule
• FCC's Auction Tally Rises To $19.6B As Bidding Ends
• Senator Presses FCC To Limit Cable Contract Terms
• Senate To Vote Monday On Trump Treasury Pick Mnuchin
• Ex-Jones Day Attys Puzzle Ethics Experts By Sitting Out Case
• House GOP Taking Aim At SEC Whistleblower Program
• Schumer Blasts Gorsuch's Silence, Worries Over Activism
• Alabama City Sued Over 'Unconstitutional' Traffic Cameras
• Atlantic City Fire Union Wins Remand In Suit Against NJ
• Municipalities Warn FCC Against 5G Infrastructure Mandate
• Understanding CMS' New Settlement Reporting Thresholds
• US, Japan Talk Trade Ties As Trump Rattles Currency Saber
• New Crime-Of-Violence Deportation Case Hits Supreme Court
• NY Appeals Court Upholds NYC Restaurant Salt Warning Rule
• NJ Biz Barred From State Contracts Over Political Donation
• How Tom Price Is Being Welcomed As HHS Secretary
• Philly DA In Undisclosed Gift Scandal Won't Seek Reelection
• FCC Head Says Staff Can't Edit Rules After Passage
• 5th Circ. Dismisses Trans Prof's Bathroom Rule Appeal
• Pa. Justices Cast Doubt On Ex-Rep.'s $1M Restitution Order
• Ga. Introduces Bill In Line With U.S. Partnership Audit Law
• Pa. Justices Urged To Nix Fracking Rule Injunction