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Public Policy - January, 2018

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• DHS Must Give Immigration Group Info On ICE Programs
• Bribery Theory Proved Too Tough To Retry Menendez
• 7,000 Syrians Retain Temporary Protected Status, For Now
• Tax Ballot Proposal Misled Voters, Citizens Tell Texas Court
• CFPB Constitutional Fight Faces Tough Supreme Court Path
• Immigration-Restriction Group's FOIA Suit Seeks Yates' Emails
• General Dynamics Unit Pushes Maine For $60M In Tax Credits
• Trump Infrastructure Push Has Both Biz, Enviros Worried
• CFPB Deputy Invokes Dodd-Frank In First Salvo In DC Circ.
• FCC Is Focused On Private 5G Networks, Officials Say
• NJ Court Affirms Repeal Of 'Obsolete' Health Benefits Rule
• Coast Guard Spent $60M On Failed Health Records System
• Trump's Big Talk On Infrastructure Draws Skepticism
• AGs Critical Of Proposed Offshore Drilling Safety Changes
• NJ City Resolves Bias Suit Over Mosque Plan
• UK's Antitrust Watchdog Hiring In Scotland
• FTC Asks FCC To Hold Off On Robocall Error-Fixing Rules
• Treasury May Exhaust Cash By First Half Of March, CBO Says
• EPA, Army Corps Roll Out Delay Of Clean Water Rule
• Wash. AG Sees Surge In Comcast Service Plan Complaints
• Calif. Defends Challenge To Sanctuary City Grant Cuts
• Bridgegate Aide Tells 3rd Circ. Open Road Not A Civil Right
• House Bill Would Make TCJA Individual Tax Cuts Permanent
• Centers Of Influence Are Key To Small Law Firm Rainmaking
• FCC's Carr Outlines Deregulation Plan To Spur 5G Buildout
• Palestinian's Removal Over Congress' Objection 'Disturbing'
• FERC Ruling Smooths Path For Municipal Electric Systems
• Potential Revamp Of CFPB Civil Investigative Demand Process
• CDC Director Resigns Amid Report Of Tobacco Investments
• Menendez Corruption Case Nixed After DOJ Drops Retrial Bid
• CFPB Structure Is Constitutional, DC Circ. Says In Reversal
• Trump Reaches Out To Reluctant Dems In State Of The Union
• Trump's State Of The Union Keeps Hard Line On Immigration
• Trump Announces Plan To Keep Guantanamo Bay Open
• Trump Offers Scant Pitch For Infrastructure Investment
• Trump's State Of The Union Breaks Little Ground On Trade
• Calif. Senate Passes Net Neutrality Law, Defies FCC Order
• DOD Restricts Afghan Info, But Says It Was A Mistake
• Refugee Class Urges Against Pause Of Family Ban Case
• NJ Withdraws From Suit Opposing Clean Power Plan
• Canada Says US Can Leave NAFTA Disputes Deal
• DHS Tightens Vetting For Refugees From 'High-Risk' Countries
• EPA Coal-Plant Effluent Rule Deadline Delay Draws Suit
• FCC Votes To Open Economics Office Over Dems' Objections
• Federal Cash Needed To Bridge Digital Divide, ISPs Say
• Gaming Group Says $4.8B To Be Illegally Bet On Super Bowl
• Calif. Waiver On Table, Pruitt Says At Senate Hearing
• Senate OKs Trump Judge Pick Without Home-State Support
• False Missile Alert Stemmed From Drill Gone Bad, FCC Says
• Trump Plan Would Slash Immigration, Report Says
• House Passes $659B Defense Funding Bill For Third Time
• Trump Signs Legislation To Recognize 6 Va. Tribes
• NLRB Nominee Has Repped Tech Titans As Morgan Lewis Atty
• Conservative Groups Seek To Peg Capital Gains To Inflation
• CFIUS Approval Of Chip Deal Gives Hope To Foreign Cos.
• Mnuchin Urges Congress To Quickly Pass Bank Rule Relief
• Pa. Justices To Hear Philly Sweetened Beverage Tax Challenge
• Mnuchin Vows More Russian Sanctions Amid Dems' Pushback
• The Social Cost Of Carbon And Its Impact On Enviro Law
• UK Surveillance Program Ruled Incompatible With EU Law
• How The Hospitality Industry Is Dealing With Tip Pool Regs
• Understanding Tax Reform's Impact On Pass-Through Income
• Dem Suit Challenging SALT Cap Needs New Ideas To Succeed
• Philly Parking Authority Scores Win In Uber Regulation Suit
• Immigration Bill Roundup: H-1B Reforms, Anti-Trafficking
• House Passes Bill Aimed At Ending Abuse Of Young Athletes
• Budget Cuts Shrinking Defense Industrial Base Significantly
• Fla. Justices Urged To Pass On Miami Beach Minimum Wage
• House OKs Bills For Online Banking, Federal Savings Tweaks
• NY Set To Extend Time Limits For Cancer Patients' Claims
• New DOJ Memo Will Make Waves In Fraud Cases
• Puerto Rico Utility Seeks $1.3B Loan From Commonwealth
• Washington Stops Sharing Driver's License Data With ICE
• Australia To Spend $3.1B To Expand Global Arms Exports
• Trump Judge Pick Advances Despite Home-State Opposition
• Calif. Treasurer Leans On Pebble Mine Investor To Back Out
• Dems, Advocates Say ICE Detained Activists In Retaliation
• Agencies Can Better Prevent Fake Comments: FCC Commish
• Texas Fetal Tissue Disposal Rule Temporarily Blocked
• Anti-Abortion Group Booted From Birth Control Coverage Suit
• Facebook Rolls Out Privacy Tools As New EU Law Looms
• US Tax Changes Deal Wild Cards To State Budget Overseers
• Split Rulings Show Appetite To Change FERC Pipeline Policy
• From Law Firm To Newsroom: An Interview With Bob Woodruff
• What's On Attys' Wish List For Trump's Infrastructure Plan
• FBI's No. 2 Steps Down Amid Sustained Trump Attacks
• 'Critical' UK Cos. Face $24M Fines For Bad Cyber Protection
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear EPA's HFC Rule Decision
• CPA Group Requests Federal Guidance For New Tax Laws
• DHS Fights Union's High Court Appeal Over F-1 Visa Rule
• 6th Round Of NAFTA Talks Wrap With Progress On Corruption
• NJ Charity Care Ruling Could Spark Uptick In Patient Claims
• Trump On Trade: What To Watch For In The State Of The Union
• Nonprofit Can't See Finances Of Atty In Tribal Land Deal
• 4 Tort Reform Challenges To Watch
• Dems 'Appalled' To See CBP Searching Bus For Immigrants
• Bipartisan Net Neutrality Legislation Possible, GOP Rep. Says
• Site Owner Data Won't Go Dark Despite EU Rule, Official Says
• New Self-Storage Regulations May Halt Construction In NYC
• FCC Unanimously Pans Call For Gov't-Run 5G Network
• Previewing The Administration's Infrastructure Policy
• New Pa. Mortgage Servicer Law Raises A Host Of Questions
• Judging A Book: Kendall Reviews 'On The Jury Trial'
• Gene-Edited Crops Ripe For Renewed Regulatory Focus
• Solar Panel Tariff Creates New Uncertainty
• Lucia Will Not Address Essential Problem With SEC Court
• Infrastructure, Immigration To Headline State Of The Union
• FTC Finally Poised For A Shake-Up
• NAB Seeks To Oppose Media Ownership Deregulation Suit
• EPA Formaldehyde Rule Delay 'Eviscerates' Law, Enviros Say
• DC Circ. Zaps FERC Grid Connection Cost Rules
• Trump's Immigration Road Map Has Attys Scrambling
• NY, Minn. File Suit Over $1B ACA Funding Cut
• EPA Yanks Once-In, Always-In Air Pollution Policy
• Pa. Gov, DEP Say Reforms, More Staff Will Cut Permit Delays
• EPA Backtracks, Now Says Pebble Mine May Be Too Risky
• Cuomo Tells ISPs To Obey Net Neutrality Or Risk State Work
• 4 Takeaways As NLRB Directors Decry Proposed Overhaul
• US Tax Court Nominee An Expert On Tax-Exempt Matters
• Accountants Group Urges Congress To Increase IRS Funding
• Nassar Conviction Sparks House Probe Into Abuse In Sports
• NLRB Extends Public Input Deadline On Union Election Rule
• 13 States Urge High Court To Let DACA Rollback Proceed
• How Cos. Can Take Advantage Of DOJ False Claims Act Memo
• FCC's O'Rielly Wants To Roll Back Kids' Program Mandate
• GAO Puts Fed. Security Clearance Process On High Risk List
• NY, NJ, Conn. Govs. Promise To Sue Feds Over Tax Overhaul
• Treasury Rep Defends TCJA Provision Against OECD Rules
• New York To Hold Hearings On Ending Tip Credit
• Back In The Shop With Encino Motorcars V. Navarro
• Trump Offers Murky Endorsement Of TPP Revival
• Safe Bank-Fintech Partnerships Can Help Consumers
• 4 Takeaways From DOI's About-Face On Migratory Bird Kills
• Fla. High Court Will Review Gov.'s Veto Of Firefighter Raises
• DHS Bid To Reveal Anti-Trump Twitter User Prompts FOIA Suit
• New Bills Signal A Consensus On Broadband Buildout
• Puerto Rico's New 5-Year Plan Excludes Debt Payments
• Clarifications On Tax Reform Will Come, Officials Say
• Trump Unveils Immigration Overhaul Plan With GOP's Praise
• Del. Gov. Backs Strine's Proposal To Expand Chancery Bench
• Service Members Want Trump's Trans Ban Killed For Good
• F-35 Program 'Stagnant' As Repair, Test Delays Mount
• Legal Nonprofit Files FOIA Suit Over Haitians' TPS Status
• Tech Leaders Worry About DOJ Focus On SEP Licensees
• Mass. Commission Rethinks Narrowing Workers' Health Plans
• No Wells Fargo-Style Sales Practices At Other Banks: OCC
• Fla. Gov.'s Measure To Make Tax Hikes Harder Advances
• Mayors Blast Trump Reluctance To Pay For Infrastructure
• Calif. Mayor Quits Broadband Panel, Decries Industry Tilt
• IRS Needs Reform Too, House Tax Staffer Says
• NRC Says Recent Opinion Helps Case In Mine License Row
• DC Circ. Questions Privacy Org's Standing On FAA Drone Rule
• Appointment Of CFPB Director Causes Rift Among State AGs
• Trump Names Two More For FTC Posts
• Pa. Enviro Officials Defend Use Of Special Funds
• NY Vows To Fill Consumer Protection Gaps Mulvaney Creates
• Enviro Group Joins Chorus Against EPA Anti-Conflict Measure
• Axing Haitians' Protected Status Was Discriminatory, Suit Says
• NYSE, Nasdaq Want Rival's Closing Auction Plan Overturned
• False Missile Alert Was Outside FCC Control, Senate Told
• Ex-Chamber VP To Lead Seyfarth Employment Policy Shop
• Groups Warn Against NAFTA Changes That Raise Drug Prices
• CFPB Gives Cos. More Time To Comply With Prepaid Rule
• 5 Takeaways From Bipartisan BuyAmerican.gov Bill
• Unions Slap Mexico With NAFTA Labor Complaint
• What Employers Should Know About Termination Of TPS
• State Efforts To Rein In Financial Firms Face Roadblock
• Shepherds Fight H-2A Visa At DC Circ. In Wage Dispute
• Calif. AG Sues Over Trump Admin.'s Fracking Rule Repeal
• Trump Says He's Willing To Talk With Mueller In Russia Probe
• Texas Sex Trafficking Victim Sues Websites, Hotels
• Kentucky Judge OKs State's Right To Work Law
• Garden State Energy Policy Goes Green With New Gov.
• State Dems Fight Trump's Sanctuary City, DACA Policies
• FCC Chief Plugs Achievements Amid Net Neutrality Flak
• NJ Joins DACA Fight As 'Dreamer' Atty Gets Sworn In
• CMS Sued Over 'Radical' Medicaid Work Requirements
• Lesbian Couples Lose Challenge To NJ Insurance Rules
• Ute Tribe Says Decision Against Fracking Rule Must Stand
• AT&T Ad Pushes 'Internet Bill Of Rights'
• FAA, SoCal Cities Reach Settlement Over Flight Paths
• South Korea Targets Cryptocurrency-Related Financial Crimes
• Law Prof Urges US To Have Cos. 'Hack Back' At Cyberthreats
• Anti-Hybrid Statute Gives Broad Authority, Specialists Say
• Senators Push For Big Changes To Music Licensing
• Trump's 7th Circ. Pick Advances Without 'Blue Slip'
• $26 For A Whopper? Burger King Takes On Net Neutrality
• Dems Want More Agencies In FCC Fake Comment Probe
• Conservative Groups Tell Trump To Oppose Gas Tax Increase
• Freedmen Worry Cherokee Won't Comply On Citizenship Deal
• DOJ Wants Sanctuary Cities' Immigration Compliance Docs
• Populous Va. County To Roll Back Immigrant Detentions
• US Prods Russia On Import-Averse Policies
• Time For Legalized Sports Betting, NBA GC Tells Lawmakers
• Enviros Fight To Keep Methane Rule Battle In Calif.
• NJ Judge Trims Menendez Corruption Charges
• Chicago's New US Atty Keeps Eye On Fraud
• Senate Confirms Eli Lilly, Wiley Rein Vet To Lead HHS
• Setting The Stage For Next Phase Of Clean Water Rule Suits
• Mulvaney Wants Biz Input On CFPB Investigative Demands
• Understanding New IRS Rule On Contractor Tax Compliance
• Tax Reform's Likely Impact On Domestic M&A
• Challenge To NY's Nuclear Energy Subsidy Moves Forward
• Scientists Sue EPA Over Trump Admin.'s Expert 'Purge'
• Cuomo Aide's 'Old Fashioned' Corruption Trial Opens
• Clayton Warns Lawyers Over Their Advice On ICOs
• Chinook Nation Says Court Can Grant Tribal Recognition
• Mulvaney Says He'll Stop 'Pushing The Envelope' At CFPB
• Tapped For Bench, A Look Back At Ohlhausen's Time At FTC
• Years Of Uncertainty Ahead After Waters Of US Ruling
• GSA Finalizes Rule For Incidental Supply Schedule Buys
• Russia, Argentina Want In On Canada's WTO Fight With US
• Epstein Becker Adds Financial Services, Arbitration Atty
• CFPB Drops Investigation Into World Acceptance Corp.
• Shutdown Fight A Prelude For Immigration Battle
• Ginsburg, Gorsuch Spar In Sleeper Case Over Suit Deadlines
• Remaining TPP Partners Set To Ink Final Deal Without US
• Tax Pros Brace For 2nd Wave Of Tax Upheaval, From States
• State Dept. Sued Over Citizenship For Same-Sex Couples' Kids
• Fla. Senior Homes Agree To Emergency Generator Rules
• Trump Tariffs Inflict Short-Term Pain On Solar Development
• Fraud Low In Fed. Health Insurance Marketplace, GAO Finds
• Lower Federal Taxes May Reduce State Tax Break In 6 States
• Data Breach Bill On Deck In S. Dakota, Colo. Tightens Grip
• Tax Anti-Abuse Rules Go Beyond Income Shifting, Experts Say
• IRS OKs New Stock Value Calculations For Some Reorgs
• Immigration Cases Piling Up In Calif., Research Center Finds
• US-Funded Afghan Forces Assaulted Children, Report Says
• Refiners Slam EPA Renewable Fuel Mandates In DC Circ.
• Safeguard Tariffs Usher In A New Trump Enforcement Era
• Senate Confirms Powell To Lead The Fed By Wide Margin
• Mass. State Senator Proposes Daily Fantasy Sports Tax
• Lessons From President Trump's Failed Judicial Nominations
• Tax Bill Brought BigLaw Lobbyists' Year To Strong Close
• J&J Hit With $13.6B Charge Under New Tax Law
• Trump Taps FTC Chief, 11 Others For Federal Bench
• ISPs, Media Cos. Face Unique Risks Amid Security Threats
• Judge Aids BuzzFeed Hunt For Cypriot Info In Defamation Suit
• Fla. Felon Voting Rights Initiative Headed To Nov. Ballot
• DC Circ. Agrees To Expedite Appeal In CFPB Leadership Fight
• Pa. House Committee Advances Anti-Caller ID Spoofing Bill
• APL Blasts Matson's DC Circ. Challenge To Gov't Subsidies
• Justices Will Speed Up Review Of Feds' Appeal In DACA Case
• Commerce Sends Trump Report On Aluminum Imports
• How IRS Is Targeting Offshore Accounts, Virtual Currency
• Industry Groups Share Doubts About UK Royalty Tax Measure
• My Supreme Court Debut: Just Me And My Flash Cards
• FDIC Chair Nom Supports Fintech Firms' Charter Choice
• Pa. High Court Demands Redo Of Gerrymandered State Map
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of UPS' Claims In Shipping Cost Dispute
• Without 'Smoking Gun,' Feds Face Tough Menendez Retrial
• Telecoms Conditionally Back Emergency Alert Updates
• Feds Tell 10th Circ. Tribe Can't Rely On Fracking Decision
• Satellite Broadband Cos. Want FCC To Include Them In Review
• The Next Shutdown: How Gov't Contractors Can Prepare
• 1st Circ. Tosses Unions' Challenge To RI Pension Changes
• Justices Reject Solar Co. Suit Over Conn.'s Regulatory Power
• DHS Waives Environmental Laws To Construct Border Wall
• Trump Signs Bill To Reopen Federal Government
• Trump Campaign Ad Blames Dems For Immigrant Crimes
• Industry Asks FCC To Revise Broadband Subsidy Terms
• John Beahn Joins DLA Piper's Telecom Practice In DC
• FDIC Nominee To Face Senate Questions But Little Opposition
• Where Things Stand On The Biggest P3 Transpo Projects
• California's OSHA Passes New Housekeeper Injury Rules
• 1st Circ. To Rehear Ex-Maine Speaker's Suit Against Gov.
• Pa. Mayor Sold Contracts For Campaign Cash, Jurors Told
• Pa. GOP Reg Rollback May Have Legs Despite Unclear Need
• Trump OKs New Tariffs On Solar Cells, Washing Machines
• California Dems Propose 10% State Tax On Corporate Income
• DOL Maneuvers To Handle Surge In H-2B Visa Requests
• Exxon Climate Speech Claims Are Empty, AGs Say
• The Challenges Of Marijuana Banking Just Got Bigger
• NY DAs Urged To Slash Campaign Donations From Attorneys
• Watchdog Sues OSHA, Says It Shields Injury, Illness Info
• USTR Raps China, Russia For Flouting WTO Rules
• High Court Won't Hear Bearded Seal Listing Dispute
• How To Control Data As Technology Complicates E-Discovery
• How The Climate Changed For Renewables In 2017
• What Daubert Means For Product Liability Cases In Missouri
• 6 Steps To Complying With New Mass. Labor Laws
• Clashing Marijuana Laws Create Insurer Anxiety
• Justices Say Clean Water Rule Suits Belong In District Courts
• IRS Prepares For Gov't Shutdown As Filing Season Looms
• Attorneys Preparing Clients For A Costly Shutdown
• Immigration Standoff Keeps Government Shuttered
• Trump Asks High Court To Review Order Maintaining DACA
• DOD Sees Bigger Threats As Strategy Turns Away From Terror
• Calif. AG Warns Against Illegally Giving Worker Info To ICE
• Republicans Back Union In Fees Case At High Court
• SEC Chair Urges Retail Focus In Activist Investor Debate
• Rural Advocates Slam FCC's Copper Transition Plan
• MetLife Deal Could Imperil Future SIFI Designations
• Puerto Rico Hands Over Info On Accounts With $7B Stash
• DOJ Antitrust, FTC Chiefs Signal Continued Focus On IP
• USPTO Floats Patent Regs To Ax Under '1 In, 2 Out' Plan
• HHS' Anti-Abortion Protections Put Hospitals On Notice
• ACA, Comcast Ask FCC To Codify Cable Add-On Practice
• 1 Of 52 Bison Seen After Release Spurs Criminal Probe
• CBP Violated Court Orders Against Travel Ban: DHS Watchdog
• Media Groups Fight To Undo FCC Ownership Deregulation
• DC Circ. Upholds NRC's Wyo. Uranium Mine License
• No Proof Yet That Tax Cuts Have Boosted US Economy
• Feds Want Tribes' Bears Ears Challenge Moved To Utah
• Fed's Bank Regulator Wants To 'Tailor' Dodd-Frank Rules
• Judge Won't Set EEOC Schedule On Wellness Program Rules
• Sanctuary City Args Put DOJ On 'Slippery Slope,' Judge Warns
• FCC Urged To Cut Siting Fees For Tribal Broadband
• IRS Issues Guidance On Measuring Overseas Cash Earnings
• Breaking Down The Sprawling Ex-Cuomo Aide Corruption Trial
• WTO Sets Deadline For US Dumping-Calculation Changes
• Broadband Bill Deluge Aims To Streamline Rural Deployment
• CFPB Acting Head Insists He's Not Out To Destroy Bureau
• Trade Agencies Will Feel Gov't Shutdown Sting
• High Court Signals Interest In Hearing 2nd State Tax Case
• Delrahim Says Criminal No-Poach Cases Are In The Works
• Cryptocurrency ETFs Not Ready For Prime Time, SEC Says
• US Chamber Pushes Gas Tax Hike In Infrastructure Blueprint
• Santa Monica Defends Rental Law In Airbnb, HomeAway Suit
• Judiciary Can Stay Open For 3 Weeks After Shutdown
• Feds Will Retry Menendez On Corruption Charges
• High Court Agrees To Review Trump's Travel Ban
• How The Cybersecurity Legal Landscape Changed In 2017
• Looking Back At The Life Settlements Industry In 2017
• New Partnership Audit Regulations Shift IRS Focus
• High Court's In-House Judge Review Puts FERC In Firing Line
• The Potential Impact Of Taxing Nondisclosure Agreements
• DOE's Delay In Publishing Energy-Saver Rules Questioned
• High Court Says NC Maps Don't Need Immediate Redo
• FCC Report Assesses Fixed And Mobile Broadband Separately
• Congress Renews Controversial Surveillance Law
• By The Numbers: A Snapshot Of Trump's First Year
• Level 3 Floats Challenge To Maine Utility Pole License Rule
• House OKs Spending Bill To Head Off Gov't Shutdown
• NJ Nursing Moms Law Poses Challenges For Small Employers
• How Renewed CBP Focus On Forced Labor Impacts Importers
• Sen. Demands Answers From Pruitt On EPA Costs, Policies
• Oil, Gas Cos. Seek To Keep DC Circ. Brakes Challenge Alive
• CSX Insists Entire Mass. Sick Time Law Preempted
• Kaspersky Wants Judge To Block Federal Software Ban
• Ore. River's Proposed 'Wild' Label Stands For Now
• US Cancels Haitian Eligibility For Temp Worker Visas
• 2 State-Level Developments Employers Might Have Missed
• Trump Wants Suit Over 'Secret' Infrastructure Council Nixed
• Calif. Appeals Court Says City Can Ban Short-Term Rentals
• Cybersecurity Remains Top Risk For Banks, OCC Says
• Ex-Pa. Rep's Atty Slams Juror Dismissal In 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Ryan Says Budget Fights Pushing DOD To 'Breaking Point'
• EOIR Sets Out Rules To Streamline Changes Of Venue
• EOIR Sets Metrics, Case Priorities For Immigration Judges
• CFIUS Changes Could Harm Export Regime, Panel Says
• Mega Bank Fined $29M For Anti-Money Laundering Violations
• Senate Committee Again Clears Top DOL Nominees
• Senate Panel Advances Trump BigLaw Picks For DOJ, Judges
• FCC Chief Prods Broadcasters To Put Out Blue Alerts
• Trump's Pick For DOJ Enviro Chief Clears Senate Committee
• Will Tax Reform Affect Utility Rates?
• Indian Country After 1st Year Of The Trump Administration
• Mulvaney Says CFPB Has Enough Money
• EU Floats Rules To Give Countries More VAT Flexibility
• Justices Ask Whether Repair Advisers Offer Auto 'Service'
• US Takes Aim At Calif. Abortion Disclosure Law Dispute
• DOJ Moves To Kill Challenge To Sanctuary City Grant Cuts
• Analysts Slam Report Linking Immigrants To Terrorism
• Treasury Official Says FinCEN Reviewing Marijuana Guidance
• House Republicans Advance Funding Bill Without Dems
• Feds Ask NY Court To Allow DACA Rollback To Continue
• Trump Taps 5th Circ. Judge To Be Ambassador To Argentina
• BIA Head Says Tribal Jobs Bill Means Well, Needs Changes
• House Passes Bill To Loosen Rules For Closed-End Funds
• IRS Delays Penalty For Excise Tax On Medical Devices
• DOT To Face More Data Fights After Safety-Record Ruling
• House May Vote On Spending Bill Delaying ACA Taxes
• NY Tax Dept. Proposes State Law Changes In Light Of TCJA
• Ex-Sen. Dodd, Eli Lilly Litigation Head Join Arnold & Porter
• Bill Renewing State Dept. Cyber Role Passes House
• Bill Seeks Broadband Conduits For Govt.-Funded Roads
• Public Interest Groups File Early Net Neutrality Challenges
• Gov't, Groups Challenge Efforts To Halt Methane Rule Delay
• States Oppose EPA Bid For Time In Clean Power Plan Row
• Mulvaney Opens Review That Could Declaw CFPB
• NY, Conn. Sue EPA Over Lax Upwind Smog Enforcement
• ABA Tax Section Implores Congress To Adequately Fund IRS
• EEOC Says Court Can't Set Wellness Rule Review Timeline
• Top Treasury Official Backs Updating Financial Crime Rules
• Judge Mulls If Courts Can Review Retention Of Trump Tweets
• Tax Reform Reshuffles The Deck For Outsourcing
• What It Means If States Can Set Medicaid Work Requirements
• Tax Overhaul Is A Mixed Blessing For The Finance Industry
• A Chat With Davis Wright CSO Mark Usellis
• 4 Issues Of Interest From Revived DOL Opinion Letters
• A Closer Look At Consumer Finance Law In 2017, And Beyond
• Trump Tax Reform Costs Citigroup $22B, Co. Says
• Trump's Monument Cuts May Rest On Shaky Legal Ground
• E-Sales Just One Impetus In Top Court's Internet Tax Review
• Senate Starts Gov't Spying Debate Despite Privacy Objections
• FCC's Missile Alert Inquiry Shows Need For Coordination
• NJ Gov. Murphy Signs Equal Pay Order In First Official Act
• Bergen County Prosecutor Confirmed As NJ Attorney General
• House OKs Bill Lowering Hundreds Of Tariffs
• Nez Perce Tell 9th Circ. Water Release Order Is Sound
• New NJ Gov. Vows To Fight 'All-Out Assault' From Washington
• Immigration Key Sticking Point As Gov't Shutdown Looms
• Harmonized E-Cig Tax Rates Require More Info, EU Says
• Mich. Lobbying Firm Slams AG Subpoena In Tesla Sales Row
• Senate Dems Unite On Effort To Reverse Net Neutrality Order
• Dem Ire, GOP Dodge On Trump Meeting Roil DACA Hearing
• NY Gov. Proposes Tax Overhaul To Blunt Federal Reform
• GSA Dinged For 'Unnecessary' Telecom Contracting Risks
• Reflections On President Trump's Jerusalem 'Recognition'
• The Latest Bid Protest 'Reform' Should Be Repealed
• High Court Move Prompts Calls For Online Retail Tax Bill
• Energy Corp. Pays $1.7M Over Pa. Fracking Site Violations
• Australia Breaks WTO Silence To Fight Canadian Wine Rules
• America's Shifting Views On Marijuana Post-Cole Memo
• FCC's Pai Floats $500M Rural Broadband Funding Plan
• Manafort, Gates Trial Delayed Until Fall At Earliest
• Wash. Agency To Stop Giving Info To Immigration Officials
• DOT Slams Matson's Challenge To Rival's Gov't Subsidies
• NJ Opioid Laws Tackle Rx Fraud, Nix Antidote Liability
• Trump Taps Ex-Military Judge As Air Force Legal Chief
• Exxon Insists Climate Change Speech Claims Are Valid
• CFPB To Reconsider Controversial Payday Lending Rule
• Trump Admin. Looks To Appeal DACA Ruling To High Court
• NY's Silver Loses High Court Attempt, Clearing Retrial Path
• An Important International Provision In The Tax Act
• A Momentous Year For CFIUS: Part 2
• Structuring Unpaid Internships After Wang V. Hearst
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2017
• Justices Likely To Set New Tax Standard For Remote Vendors
• Mueller's Team Seeks May Trial Date For Manafort, Gates
• Fla. House Passes Ban On Sanctuary Cities
• Researcher Sues EPA For Access To Officials' Emails
• Gov't Must Pay Halted ACA Funds, Insurer Says
• Coastal Senators Seek Ban On Drilling In Northeastern US
• Senate Sends Bill To Recognize Va. Tribes To Trump's Desk
• Fla. House Passes Bill Aimed At 3rd-Party Insurance Payouts
• DACA Deal Uncertain After Trump's Derogatory Comments
• Pa. Court Limits Review Over State's Use Of Gas Lease Funds
• ABA Sections Warn Of Risks In Regulating Online Platforms
• Public Workers, Ill. AG Back Union Fees At High Court
• First Parts Of 'Urgent' Swiss Tax Plan Slotted For 2019
• No Major Changes Needed For Tax Bill, Speaker Ryan Says
• Trump Taps Morgan Lewis Vet To Round Out NLRB
• Ex-US Attys Say Justice Best Served By Diverse Group
• GOP Enviro Leaders Support Clean Power Plan Rollback
• CFPB Leadership Battle Heads To DC Circ.
• Gov't Denied Quick Win In Soldiers' Citizenship Suit
• Drug, Device Makers Cheer As FDA Punts Off-Label Policy
• DC Circ. Partly Revives Truckers' DOT Safety Records Suit
• Municipal ISPs Offer Better Value, Harvard Study Suggests
• What You Need To Know About The Latest Steel Trade Fight
• Trump Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver But Wants Deal Remade
• Mnuchin Calls Attempts To Skirt SALT Cap 'Ridiculous'
• Balancing Vertical Integration In Calif.'s Cannabis Industry
• Credit Union Argues It Has Power To Challenge CFPB Role
• Supreme Court Agrees To Review SEC's In-House Judges
• Supreme Court To Consider Internet Retail Taxes' Reach
• Fracking Case Now Moot, Ute Indian Tribe Tells 10th Circ.
• How Tax Reform Will Change FCA Settlements
• The Public Finance Industry Dodged A Tax Reform Bullet
• A Momentous Year For CFIUS: Part 1
• 5 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2018
• NJ's Evolving Health Care Arena: Trends To Watch In 2018
• The Latest From IRS On Section 409A Relief
• Support Grows For Updating Anti-Money Laundering Rules
• Drake's Virginia Black Whiskey To Uncork $30M 'Mini-IPO'
• NASA Space Station Contractor Falling Short, Watchdog Says
• House GOP Introduces 4 Bills Aimed At Expanding Broadband
• DOT Seeks More Info To Expand Self-Driving Cars Policy
• Immigration Bills To Watch As DACA Debate Unfolds
• Oakland's Coal Shipping Ban To Be Tried Next Week
• IRS Revamp Won't Be Easy With New Tax Law's Complexities
• House Pushes Through Tribal Labor Legislation
• FCC Agrees To Look Harder At Wireless Efficacy In Crises
• ICE Touts Workplace Immigration Enforcement Strategy
• Christie Signs Bill To Attract Amazon HQ With $5B Tax Breaks
• Tax Reform Int'l Provisions Can Overlap, Specialists Say
• Change To Local Rules May Bring More Patent Cases To Mass.
• Vermont Bill Would Tax Cryptocurrency Transactions
• Billions In Federal IT Spending Lacks Oversight, GAO Says
• SEC Chair Urges More Bond Market Liquidity For Main Street
• With New WTO Case, Canada Muscles Up Against Trump
• Proposed CFIUS Bill Could Have Opposite Of Intended Effect
• States Evaluate Gross Receipts Taxes To Boost Bottom Lines
• Alston & Bird Vet OK'd For Georgia Judgeship
• Another Immigrant Teen Says Gov't Barring Her From Abortion
• Net Neutrality Reversal Gains Hill Support As Hurdles Loom
• Wary Firms Won't Rush To Test FCPA Corruption Guidelines
• Tips Equal Over Half Of Restaurant Staff Income, Report Says
• 6 E-Discovery Predictions For 2018
• Reps Say Navy, DOD Push For Secrecy Is Counterproductive
• Lawmakers Unveil US Infrastructure Investment Blueprint
• Think Tank Slams Attacks On FCC's Pai Over Net Neutrality
• Kaspersky Software Not Worth 'Risk,' WH Cyber Chief Says
• SEC Picks Salt Lake City Head To Lead Atlanta Office
• Bannon Hires Quinn Emanuel Atty For House Russia Probe
• Advocates Keep Pushing To Put CFPB Deputy In Director Seat
• Mueller Adds Veteran DOJ Cybercrime Prosecutor To Team