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Public Policy - April, 2018

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• Chamber Gets Halt On Bulk Of Philly's Salary Inquiry Law
• Trump Blinks, Holds Off Metal Tariffs For Close Allies
• Trump Would Shutter Gov't If Border Funding Demand Not Met
• 'Testing The Waters' Expansion Could Make IPOs Easier
• Justices Won't Review Calif. Rail Line Enviro Dispute
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Questions 'Kabuki Dance' Blackouts
• DOL's Guidance On Bipolar Benefits Raises Eyebrows
• CFPB Got 22K Complaints About Equifax After Breach: Report
• HHS Seeks High Court Review Of Medicare Payments Ruling
• Trump, Netanyahu Rail Against Iran Deal Before Deadline
• Acting ICE Director To Retire Before Confirmation Hearing
• Provisions To Watch In The House's FAA Reauthorization
• Pa. Gov. Pushes For Bipartisan Natural Gas Tax
• NYC Jury Mulls Complex Medicare Insider Trading Case
• Minn. Blasts Feds' Constitutional Attack On Power Grid Law
• Ex-NY Assembly Speaker Silver's 2nd Graft Trial Kicks Off
• Vets Sue To Remove Acting VA Secretary Wilkie
• FCC Public Service Fees For Carriers Chided As Confusing
• Ex-Corinthian Students Look To Bar Fed Loan Collections
• Spring Water Bottlers Expected To Fight A Move To Tax Them
• Slew Of Defense Acquisition Rules On Chopping Block
• Iranian Execs Exported Goods Despite Sanctions, Gov't Says
• Enviros Sue Over Oil, Gas Leases In Sage-Grouse Country
• Title IX Enforcement In The #MeToo Era
• US Trade Delegation Will Head To China This Week
• Pa. Court Axes Challenge To Sunoco's Eminent Domain Power
• EPA Can't Exempt Blenders From Biofuel Regs, DC Circ. Told
• NJ Builder Can't Shake Denial To Connect To Water System
• Without More Funding IRS Reform Bills May Not Change IRS
• Beware Anti-Boycott Violations On Shipping Documents
• Don't Sleep On The Dormant Commerce Clause
• The Fastest Federal Civil Court For A Decade
• Reining In Abusive Alien Tort Statute Cases
• Next-Gen Simulcasting Will Hamper Public TV, PBS Says
• Dems Want A Permanent Fix For Hobbled Ex-Im Bank
• Split 5th Circ. Upholds Reboot Of Texas Voter ID Law
• Gov't Urges 18-Month Sentence For Atty In Pa. Graft Case
• AG Sessions Wants Full 7th Circ. To Hear Sanctuary City Case
• Justices Seem Wary Of Strict Int'l Deference Standard
• EU Privacy Reform Boosted By Facebook Scandal, MEP Says
• Feds, Calif. Farmers Take On Tribes, Enviros Over Water Flow
• FDIC Vice Chairman Set To Depart Agency
• Tax Pros Excited About Opportunity Zones But Want Clarity
• Split DC Circ. Tosses Challenge To FTC Soundboard Call Rule
• Three Things States Will Keep Doing If Quill Remains
• FCC Won't Investigate Cambridge Analytica, Pai Says
• New FTC Is Set, But Ohlhausen Makes One Appointee Wait
• Russia Sanctions Hurt US Arms Sales, Defense Chief Says
• Immigration Bill Roundup: Sanctuary Cities, Court Oversight
• Warren Asks About Lobbyist Influence On CFPB's Mulvaney
• FCC Floats $5.3M Phone Co. Fine For Duping Consumers
• Sinclair's New Tribune Deal Still Pushes Policy Boundaries
• Interim NJ US Atty Tapped By Court To Remain In Post
• House Votes To Extend Airplane Fuel Tax Until 2023
• Senate Marks Day To Honor Murdered, Missing Native Women
• NY Leads Group Opposing EPA's Clean Power Plan Repeal
• US Sustains Pressure On China With Sweeping IP Report
• WTO Dispute Roundup: China Seeks Allies In IP Tussle
• Post-Deepwater Blowout Safety Regs Cut By Trump Admin.
• FCC Rules May Spur Legal Battles Between Tribes And Feds
• Manafort Loses Civil Challenge To Mueller Probe
• Sens. Move To Block Sending F-35s To Turkey
• Fee Order Stayed Against Pa. Sen. In Gerrymandering Row
• No Trump Collusion With Russia, House Intel GOP Says
• 3rd Circ. Probes Cost Of Gridlock In GWB Scandal Appeals
• Sens. Push Zinke To Halt Monument Plans Until Court Ruling
• FAA Bill Tweaking Safety, Passenger Rules Gets House OK
• 4 Moments That May Decide Travel Ban 3.0's Fate
• Senate Democrats Float Bill To Curb Noncompete Agreements
• 9 Things To Know About Native American Law In 2018: Part 2
• Facebook Taps Ex-FCC Chair As US Public Policy Head
• Is A FERC Pipeline Policy Reset Coming?
• Suing Gun Makers Is Not The Way To Curb Gun Violence
• Time To Express Interest In Federal Water Infrastructure Loans
• State AGs Must Fill The CFPB Void, But That's Not Enough
• Senate Confirms 5 Nominees To FTC, Including Chair
• 11th Circ. Transfers GOP Suit Over SEC Regs To DC Circ.
• Groups Urge SIM Rules That Help Consumers Switch Carriers
• Pai Says He Had No Advance Knowledge of Sinclair Merger
• House Military Panels Push More Ships, Better Cybersecurity
• House Sets Up Tweaked FAA Reauthorization For Final Vote
• New Fees, Regs For Uber Under Calif. PUC Reclassification
• Dems Pitch Bills To Promote Competition In Employment
• ​​​​​​​Happy World IP Day: Trump Hints At Changes To US System
• Wall Street Groups Urge Reforms To Reverse IPO Decline
• Menendez Admonished By Ethics Committee Over Doc's Gifts
• Corporations Must Help Fight Cyber Threats, Deputy AG Says
• DC Circ. Questions Foreign Tax Treatment Of Bearer Shares
• BEAT May Flout Global Trade, Treaty Rules, Specialists Say
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Balks At DOJ's Doc Dump
• EPA's Pruitt Faces Tough Ethics Questions On Capitol Hill
• Puerto Rican Unions Sue To Void Restructuring Proceedings
• No Consensus On Labor Law's Future After House Hearing
• EU's Vestager Warns Data Rules Not Enough To Improve Tech
• Newark Discloses Amazon HQ Bid Amid Public Records Suit
• Sen. Slams Alleged DOD Mismanagement Of Afghan Program
• 11th Circ. Narrows Rail Co.'s Sales Tax Win Against Alabama
• National Security Concerns May Prevail In Travel Ban Case
• Sessions Backs Off Freezing Legal Aid For Detainees
• DHS Ends Temporary Protected Status For Nepalis
• SEC May Expand 'Testing The Waters' Benefits To All Issuers
• Recent Decisions Could Fuel Escheatment Audits
• Multistate Tax Commission Seeks Input On Remote Sellers Tax
• Ex-Judge At Bracewell To Hear Cohen's Privilege Claims
• Ill. Sheriff Wants Attys Sanctioned After Backpage's Plea
• Proactively Preparing For The Post-Quill World
• 9 Things To Know About Native American Law In 2018: Part 1
• Gov't Can't Halt Order Allowing Immigrant Teen Abortions
• Senate Panel Advances Bill To Protect Special Counsel Mueller
• Exxon Says NYC Filed Climate Suit In Wrong Venue
• SD Online Tax Law Could Serve As Model For Other States
• Momentum Builds For US Offshore Wind Energy
• US Pols Getting Antsy As NAFTA Talks Enter Crucial Phase
• Trump Taps Judges For 2nd, 4th Circuits
• Congress Makes A Splash By Tackling Tip Pools
• Gorsuch And The Coexistence Of Natural Law And Originalism
• Financial Confidence Hits Record High, CPA Group Says
• SEC's Jackson Decries 'Middle-Market Tax' On IPOs
• 11th Circ. Stays Order To Reform Fla. Felon Voter Restoration
• Judge Won't Wait For EPA In NRDC's Advisory Committee Suit
• Mulvaney's Talk To Bankers Spurs Calls For His Resignation
• SDNY Judges Say Berman To Stay On As Manhattan US Atty
• McNees Wallace Hires Atty With Gambling Industry Expertise
• Philly Political Consultant Pleads Guilty To Tax Evasion
• LAX Asks High Court To Reject 'Labor Peace' Deals Spat
• Lawmakers 'Troubled' By NLRB GC's Talks With Littler Atty
• Senate Dems Grill Trump Nominee For 5th Circ. Seat
• DOJ Weeding Out 'Legacy' Antitrust Judgments
• 8th Circ. Sets Judges' Role In Asylum Group Status Decisions
• Cable, Consumer Groups Fight For Next-Gen TV Safeguards
• House Passes Music Modernization Act Unanimously
• Defying Trump, Macron Calls For Scaling Back Trade Blitz
• Dems Concerned House Opioid Bills Too Rushed
• New Slate Of FTC Members Ready For Senate Approval
• Trump's Remarks Can Be Used In Philly's Sanctuary City Row
• States Should Wait For Uniform Partnership Audit Law
• US Tax Law Likely To Run Afoul Of WTO Rules, Panelists Say
• FCC Commish Urges Use Of 911 Taxes For Emergencies Only
• Calibrating Structural And Decisional Independence For ALJs
• Cuomo Blasts ICE For 'Reckless' Raids On Immigrant Homes
• Consol Beats Bid To Halt Mine Expansion Under Pa. Park
• Inside Recent IRS Guidance On Withholding In Partner Sales
• The Historic Legal Blunder That Enabled Our Gun Epidemic
• Chiropractor Coverage Limits Not Biased, NJ Panel Says
• Bill Would Let Feds Quickly Ban Software From Gov't Use
• Justices Cautious To Tread On Trump's Power Over Travel Ban
• Network Advocate Joins Net Neutrality Rollback Challengers
• Wash. Tribe Says Army Corps Permit Threatens Aquatic Life
• The Carbon Tax Could Come Soon To A State Near You
• Proactive Pay Equity Studies Can Shield Mass. Employers
• Tobacco Cos. Settle Long-Running Health Warning Dispute
• DHS Must Improve Cybersecurity Protections, GAO Says
• Travel Ban Challenge Paused Ahead Of High Court Ruling
• What's Next For GHG And Fuel Economy Regulation?
• Bankruptcy Venue Reform Not Likely To Happen This Year
• Key Employer Takeaways From DOL's New Opinion Letters
• Minn. Businesses Anxiously Await New Budget
• Ex-Port Authority Commish Caught On Video Berating Cops
• DACA Program Rescission Unlawful, DC Judge Rules
• Cybersecurity Warning May Bring Gov't, Industry Together
• Justices' Arab Bank Ruling To Force Alien Tort Suit Rethink
• FCC Urged To Auction 3.5 GHz Licenses For Mix Of Areas
• Skadden Partner, Ex-US Atty Fitzgerald Is Repping Comey
• SD Tribe Hits FCC With Suit Over Infrastructure Rule
• Sinclair-Tribune Divestitures Include 23 Station Sales
• New Senate Bill Calls For Social Media Data Transparency
• CMS Wasn't 'Swiss Cheese,' Insider Trading Jury Told
• NJ Gov. Signs Equal Pay Bill Amid Debate Over Impact
• 3rd Circ. Says Nuns Can Intervene In ACA Birth Control Row
• Pruitt Floats Overhaul To EPA Scientific Review Process
• House Passes Space, Tech Development Rule Changes
• Gov't's AT&T-Time Warner Expert Defends Price Hike Forecast
• Hong Kong OKs Listing Reforms To Allow Dual-Class Stock
• DOJ Bid For Sanctuary City Ruling Stay Denied By 7th Circ.
• Socially Conscious Investing Must Make Financial Sense: DOL
• Justices Ask What Deference US Courts Owe Foreign Gov'ts
• 2nd Round Of Federal Tax Cuts Groundless, Wyden Says
• Breyer Rushes To Chevron's Defense Amid Gorsuch Attacks
• Skadden's Greg Craig Makes Sudden Exit Amid Mueller Probe
• Mueller Slams Manafort's Bid To Nix Seized Evidence
• SEC Takes Closer Look At 5 NYSE Proposed Bitcoin ETFs
• Trump's Immigration Powers On The Line At The High Court
• GWB Closures Weren't Criminal, 3rd Circ. Told
• White House Steeling For Trade Talks With China
• Senate OKs Trump Pick For 5th Circ. Seat
• EPA Tells DC Circ. New Renewable Fuel Mandates Are Proper
• Calif. Drivers Seek Cert. In Toll-Fine Due Process Suit
• ACLU Seeks Docs Related To Sharing Of Immigrant Tax Info
• Feds Wrongly Denied Tribal Status Vote, 9th Circ. Hears
• Feds Want Married Couples' Suit Over Removals Tossed
• Africa Trade Backers Hoping For Boost With New Legislation
• The 4 Travel Ban Questions Before The High Court
• New TCJA Reporting Rules For Life Settlement Transactions
• State Electric Generator Subsidies Challenge FERC Markets
• State Tax After TCJA: Investment In Depreciable Property
• Equal Pay: Where Do We Stand Now?
• Justices Curb Civil Suits Against Foreign Companies
• The Next Hy-Brand: 3 Cases That Could Undo Browning-Ferris
• The FTC's Commissioner Noms Continue To Wait
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Cuts Off Attys, Rebukes Witness
• Pa. Judge Scolds Gov't For Denying Benefits To Gay Widower
• Review BofA Preemption Ruling, OCC Tells 9th Circ.
• Timber Co. Asks High Court To Reverse Frog Habitat Ruling
• DOJ Expects New Foreign Ally In Bribery Fight, Deputy Says
• Bill To Revive Congressional Tech Office Likely This Week
• EU, Mexico Agree To Broader Trade Deal Nixing Tariffs
• Trump Orders DHS To Keep Immigrant 'Caravan' Out Of US
• Senate Advances Trump's Pick For 5th Circ.
• Cambridge Analytica Highlights Tech-Telecom Battle Lines
• More States Use 'Triggers' To Tie Tax Cuts To Future Growth
• Atty Resigns From Port Authority Post Amid Ethics Probe
• EPA Says Forest Biomass Energy Is 'Carbon Neutral'
• Nasdaq Seeks Rule Change To Stimulate Small-Cap Trading
• High Court Split On Accountability Issue In Lucia Arguments
• Texas Restaurant Scale Rules Likely Invalid, State AG Says
• Trump Admin. Bombarded For Backing Skimpy Health Plans
• US Blasts China For 'Inadequate' Subsidy Notice
• DC Circ. Asked To Rethink Decision On 2008 Ozone Rule
• CTIA Task Force To Tackle Illicit Cellphone Use In Prisons
• Hangley Aronchick Gets Nearly $1M In Pa. Gerrymander Fees
• Treasury Ease Sanctions On Russian-Linked Aluminum Giant
• Tribal Recognition Spotlight: 2 Groups Make Their Case
• How States, Federal Agencies Are Challenging Drug Prices
• DOJ Ignoring Immigration Due Process Suggestions, Orgs Say
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Feds' Delay Of Fuel Economy Penalty Boost
• FDA's Essure Order Affirms Role Of Learned Intermediary
• Big Changes Ahead For Renewable Fuel Standard
• New Wash. Employment Laws Focus On Privacy And #MeToo
• Senator Wants Fines, Tighter Leash On Facebook By FTC
• Fired FBI Deputy McCabe Getting Legal Defense Fund
• Undoing CFPB Guidance May Yield Unintended Effects
• New Remedial Actions For Tax-Advantaged Bonds And P3s
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of FCC's Rationale To Restore UHF Break
• Monsanto Appeal Can't Keep Herbicide Off Calif. Cancer List
• If Lucia Wins On SEC Judges, What Comes Next?
• Navy Sec. Seeks Way To Keep Adversaries Out Of DOD Deals
• GWB Scandal Figures Challenge Statute's Reach In 3rd Circ.
• New VAT Rates May Help China Retain Multinational Firms
• Politics Of Online Taxation Put Wayfair Case In High Court
• Ed Dept. Hiding Ties To For-Profit Colleges, Nonprofit Claims
• Puerto Rico Sales Tax Bond Fight Sparks Muni Market Anxiety
• Experts Look To Congress To Stem Patent-Eligibility 'Chaos'
• Wyo. City, County Urge Justices To Snub Tribes' Land Suits
• NY Beefs Up Energy Efficiency Targets To Drive GHG Cuts
• Whistleblower Claim Window Would Quadruple In Pa. Bill
• Despite Fog, FCC's Net Neutrality Deregulation Still Pending
• TCJA Will Be Boon To Foreign Investors, CBO Estimates
• DNC Sues Trump Campaign, Russia Over 2016 Election Hacks
• NJ Gov. Signs Law Banning Offshore Drilling
• Fed. Circ. Says Taking Claim Fails In Katrina Flooding Fight
• Senate Dems Press For Info On Koch Ties To Trump Policies
• Tax Critic Laments Federal Code's Effect On Marijuana Market
• 7th Circ. Says Indiana Abortion Law Is Unconstitutional
• No Asylum For Cameroon Gay Rights Backer, 11th Circ. Says
• 3 Things To Know About USPTO's New Memo On Eligibility
• Exxon Takes AG Climate Probe Fight To 2nd Circ.
• Rare Southwest Engine Failure Prompts Liability Questions
• Possible Trouble On Horizon For ALJs In High Court Case
• FDA Offers Guidance On Making Opioid Addiction Treatments
• Litigation Funding Isn't Just For The Little Guy Anymore
• Mapping The Travel Ban's Journey To The High Court
• Pa. Court Won't Derail State's Medical Marijuana Program
• Rule 23 Changes: Avoid Delays In Class Settlement Approval
• Philly's Satellite Dish Rules Are Too Broad, FCC Rules
• Dems Look To Shield Offshore Rules From Trump Rollback
• Many Cos. Likely Won't Be Ready For GDPR, Survey Finds
• 3 Years Later: Is Tribal Recognition Still 'Broken'?
• The Big Picture: DOJ Fails To Halt AT&T's Time Warner Deal
• Puerto Rico Fed Board Approves Pension-Cutting Fiscal Plan
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Returns To Deal's Arbitration Offer
• Fed Vice Chair Says Senate Bill Won't Impair Oversight
• Rudy Giuliani Joins Trump Legal Team In Wake Of Cohen Raid
• USPTO Sets Limits On Nixing Eligibility Under Berkheimer
• FCC's O'Rielly Wants To Accelerate Freeing Of 5G Spectrum
• Digital Tax Not Directed At US Tech Giants, EU Official Says
• NY Cautions Banks, Insurers About Doing Business With NRA
• Senate Finance Leaders Want Tariff Exclusions Smoothed Out
• FCC To Tackle More Spectrum-Sharing Options In May
• Poor Funding Root Of IT Failures At IRS, Ex-Employees Say
• Groups Draw Battle Lines In Travel Ban High Court Case
• EOIR Case Backlog Spurs Minor Fixes, GAO Update Says
• Gov't-Wide Report Finds Funding, Ethical Issues And More
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Says Privacy Could Be New Market Asset
• BLM Takes Steps To Open Arctic Refuge For Oil, Gas Drilling
• Tax Debates Increasingly Settled By Voters At Ballot Box
• DOJ Slams DirecTV Bid To Exit AT&T-Time Warner Tie-Up Suit
• 'Close Enough Is Good Enough' For Air Standards: EPA Head
• Merits Of Web Prioritization Still Fuzzy Post-Net Neutrality
• Mass. Official Says SEC Proposals Shortchange Investors
• Dems Want USTR To Press Mexican Labor Reforms In NAFTA
• State AGs Tell Congress Not To Exclude Attys From FDCPA
• EU Investment Treaty Ruling May Extend Beyond Bloc
• 11th Circ. Says Hydroelectric Co. Deserved To Lose License
• Hatch Signals Openness To IRS Overhaul Passed By House
• Navajo Blast DOI Revamp Over Lack Of Consultation
• UK Lawmaker Slams Tax Inquiry's 'Inappropriate' Handling
• Senate Confirms Trump's NASA Administrator Pick
• Parental Leave Plan Threatens Retirement Security: Report
• US Sued Over 'En Masse' Denials To Iranian Refugees
• Climate, Contracts On Table In FERC Pipeline Policy Revamp
• White House Releases New Arms, Drone Export Policy
• EPA's Top Lawyer Trades Jabs With Enviros At ABA Talk
• Tax Reform Creates New Opportunities For REITs
• In Ohio, Tax Pendulum Swings In Favor Of Freelancers
• Injunction Over Sanctuary City Grants Upheld By 7th Circ.
• Russia Joins WTO Fray Over US Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• What NJ Employers Should Know About Paid Sick Time Bill
• Grassley Aims To Shield Mueller Probe Despite GOP Objection
• Catholic Group Asks 9th Circ. To Allow Birth Control Waiver
• Sport Governing Bodies Ignored Sexual Abuse: Olympians
• Leverage Doesn't Solve Problems, Time Warner CEO Says
• SEC Unveils Plans For 'Best Interest' Standard For Brokers
• Trump Defends Travel Ban To Justices As Oral Args Loom
• DirecTV Looks To Exit AT&T-Time Warner Merger Fight
• ABA Head Advocates For Independent Immigration Judiciary
• Theft Charges Violate House Rules, Ex-Ill. Rep. Tells 7th Circ.
• IPOs Reach Market More Quickly As SEC Comments Dwindle
• A Flood Of Tariff Exemption Bids Is Giving Attorneys Fits
• Frustration Roils Hearing On Multiemployer Plans' Fate
• USPTO Chief Plans Summer Reveal For AIA Review Changes
• Monument Expansion Overrides Timber Reserves, Group Says
• Cohen, Feds Name Special Master Picks To Audit Seized Docs
• House Votes Unanimously To Scrap IRS Oversight Board
• Michael Cohen, Wife Owe $110K Taxes On Taxi Cos., Docs Say
• 9th Circ. Urged To Uphold Block On DACA Rollback
• Bill To Trash Some Tax Extenders Out By May At Earliest
• Senate Dems Block Coast Guard Bill Over Water Issues
• NYC Black Cars, Limos Can't Block New Wheelchair Rules
• Enviros' Suit Over EPA Plant Effluent Rule Nixed As Moot
• Senators Ask FCC For New Robocall Rules, Introduce Bills
• Tax Pros No Longer Sure About Justices' Take On Wayfair
• Senators Seek Info On Mystery Cell Surveillance In DC
• Input Pours In Before NLRB Election Rule Comment Deadline
• Best Practices For Building A Better Meeting
• At Wayfair Args, Justices Seem Hesitant To Overturn Quill
• Reviving $92.5B In Tax Extenders Needless, Think Tank Says
• Air Force To Shake Up Space Center, Speed Up Acquisition
• SEC Commish Warns Of Overreliance On New Market Rules
• GOP Sens. Voice Concerns On Groundwater Permit Regs
• Coast Guard Chief Pushes Back Against Transgender Ban
• Privacy Group Starts 2nd Lawsuit Seeking Trump's Tax Info
• Senate Votes To Roll Back CFPB Auto Lending Rule
• Dems Slam DOJ On Due Process Protections For Immigrants
• The Latest Defeat Of Trump's 'Sanctuary' City Policies
• Texas HHSC Gets 1 Of 2 Nurse Pay Discrepancy Suits Nixed
• Client Push Gets More Firms Into The Labor Lobbying Game
• Spending Bill Includes Unique Path To Conservation Goals
• Status Update On 'One Federal Decision' Project Reviews
• House OKs Public Access To Tax-Exempt Orgs' Returns
• AT&T-Time Warner Will Hurt Small Cable Providers, CEO Says
• Justices Drop Microsoft Warrant Row, But Fight Far From Over
• VA Chief Nominee Won't Privatize Agency, Senator Says
• Zinke Declines To Lower Offshore Drilling Royalty Rates
• Atty's Ex-Clerkship Shouldn't DQ Him From Immig. Suit: Judge
• House Passes Child Social Security Verification Bill
• Deal Could End Sanctions For Hastert Whistleblower
• FCC Adds $742M More To Refund Broadcast Repack Costs
• State Pushback Of Grid Policy Vexes FERC Commissioners
• 9th Circ. Orders Special Prosecutor In Arpaio Pardon Row
• FCC Advances National Security Plan With Assurances
• Supreme Court Frustrated With Arguments In Wayfair Case
• Pa. Senator Ordered To Pay Fees In Gerrymandering Fight
• Professionals Predict Win For South Dakota In Wayfair Case
• Trump Adviser Says TPP Pivot Unrelated To China Blitz
• Fed Vice Chair Says Volcker Rule's Onerousness 'Unarguable'
• For First Time, In 5-4 Ruling, Gorsuch Is With The Liberals
• Some 10,800 Sales Tax Jurisdictions Await Wayfair Answers
• IRS Grants 1-Day Filing Extension After System Outage
• IRS Commissioner Promises Better Service At House Hearing
• Senate Takes Up Measure Nixing CFPB Auto Lending Rule
• Pence Launches New Space Traffic Management Policy
• Gov't Wrongly Ended Protections For Haitians, Nonprofit Says
• 5 Ways Law Firms Are Becoming More Like Hotels
• FCC's Clyburn To Retire Within A Month In Surprise Move
• What's New In NIST's Updated Cybersecurity Framework
• Armed Services Chair Seeks To Shake Up DOD Agencies
• US Questions China's WTO Moves, But Will Sit For Talks
• The Impact Of Tax Reform On Film, TV And Print Media: Part 2
• Steel Tariff Fears Wreaking Havoc On Construction Market
• Equal Pay Act Is Closing In On Mass. Employers
• High Court Cans Microsoft Warrant Row After Congress Acts
• Dropping Ranks: Lathrop's Rough Patch
• Why BigLaw's Partnerships Are Shrinking
• Dropping Ranks: Andrews Kurth's Pre-Merger Dip
• Dropping Ranks: Stroock's 'Shrink To Grow' Strategy
• Feds Stick To DQ Of Atty In Mass. Dem's Corruption Case
• SEC Wants ALJ Case Sent Back, Seeks Removal Power
• Cohen, Trump Can't Get Block Of Fed. Review Of Seized Docs
• House Passes Bill To Transfer Cherokee Memorial Land
• Massachusetts Defends Authority To Cap Electric Emissions
• Drawbacks Aside, Clyburn Backs States' Net Neutrality Push
• Retired NJ Justice Named To Criminal Justice Commission
• AT&T-Time Warner Expert Defends Turner Arbitration Offer
• Trump Says His Label 'Tax Cuts' Led To Overhaul's Passage
• Watchdog Clears Zinke's Chartered Flights, Questions One
• Flint Crisis Suit Belongs In Michigan Court, 6th Circ. Says
• Trump Taps WilmerHale Partner For CFTC Post
• Congress Must Revive Tech Office, FCC's Rosenworcel Says
• Senate Democrats Block Tribal Labor Bill
• Feds Sued For Withholding Info On Census Ethnicity Category
• High Court Arguments In Wayfair May Reshape Internet Sales
• DOE Taps Ohio Energy Lobbyist To Run Oil And Gas Program
• US Backpedals On Russia Sanctions Over Syria Chem Attack
• Tax Execs Optimistic About New Federal Law, But Want Clarity
• Cos. With Overlapping Fiscal Years To Pay Blended Tax Rate
• NJ Scales Back Former AG's Role In Atlantic City Finances
• T-Mobile To Shell Out $40M To Settle FCC Rural Call Probe
• Justices Refuse To Weigh Remand Of Flint Water Crisis Suit
• Deductions Under Revised IRC §162(f): The Interim Guidance
• EPA Defends Grant Policy For Scientific Committee Members
• Gorsuch's 1st Year Shows He Is A Conservative Activist
• Injunction Remains On Pentagon's New Transgender Ban
• Vermont, 2 Cities' 'Sanctuary' Policies On DOJ's Radar
• Activists Call For Passage Of Calif. Net Neutrality Bill
• BofA Challenges 9th Circuit Panel's Preemption Decision
• Feds Say Minn. Power Grid Law Is Unconstitutional
• Gov't Blasts Fee Bid After Loss On Obama-Era Rule Delay
• Blagojevich Loses 2nd Bid For High Court Appeal
• Young People Hit Fla. With Constitutional Climate Change Suit
• Despite Exemption, EU Pushes Back Against US Steel Duty
• What Makes CPSC's Polaris Settlement Special
• Trump Signs Amber Alert Expansion On Tribal Lands
• What To Know About NY Workplace Harassment Legislation
• Megafirms Find New Heights In Grounded Market
• The Law360 400
• How 5 Firms Grew Without Merging
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• SEC In-House Judges' Powers Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• Order To Create Taxi Fee System Can't Stand, Pa. Court Says
• State Pension Funds $1.4T In The Hole, Report Shows
• 'Buy American, Hire American' Roadblocks Trouble Employers
• Rosenstein, DOJ's No. 2, To Present Supreme Court Argument
• Feds Say Cohen Is Barely A Lawyer, Blast Privilege Claims
• FTC's Ohlhausen Fights Criticism Of 2-Commissioner Watchdog
• Lawmakers Seek To Bolster DOD Supply Chain Cybersecurity
• Commerce Sued For Not Giving Separate Rate Status To Co.
• NJ Tribe Asks For Win In State Recognition Row
• Trump Atty Did Little For Squire Patton, Prosecutors Say
• Trump's Whipsaw TPP Reversal Easier Said Than Done
• 4th Circ. Finds Md. Drug Pricing Law Unconstitutional
• Tax Increment Financing Faces New Scrutiny In Missouri
• House Leaders Introduce 5-Year FAA Reauthorization Bill
• Afghan Fuel Contracts Lack Oversight, Watchdog Says
• Fed Raids On Trump Atty A Privilege Screen 'Nightmare'
• Pai Rejects Senators' Calls To Investigate Sinclair News
• More Than Half Of GAO Protests Resolved In Under 30 Days
• Trump Asks 2nd Circ. To Review Refusal To Nix DACA Case
• DOJ To Use Threat Of Taxpayer Recovery To Fight Cartels
• A Chat With Baker Botts CMO Gillian Ward
• Experts Bet On High Court's Blessing For Sports Wagering
• Sens. Urge USTR To Ensure NAFTA Tightens Copyright Rules
• DOD To Set Up New Artificial Intelligence Office
• The DOJ's Case Against AT&T-Time Warner By The Numbers
• How Is EPA's New Source Review Guidance Helpful?
• DOJ Might Back Off A Cartel If Foreign Watchdogs Handle It
• 9th Circ. Won't Delay Maui Groundwater Mandate
• Calif. Court Urged To Pause State's Immigration Policies
• Witness Testimony Powered Win Against Ex-Bolivian Prez
• FDA Bans Bulk Sale Of Concentrated Caffeine Supplements
• Volcker Rule Changes Pass In House
• There Is Middle Ground For US Lawyers On AML Regimes
• Trump Tariffs May Violate Investment Treaty Protections
• Wireless Industry Group Presses FCC On High-Band Auctions
• Facebook Drops Fight Against Calif. User Privacy Proposal
• AT&T-Time Warner Expert Says DOJ Has 'No Statistical Basis'
• Senate Confirms Trump's Judicial Picks In Kan., Ky.
• OMB Head At Helm Thwarts CFPB Autonomy, DC Circ. Told
• Migrant Caravan Requires More Border Agents, Congress Told
• What's In Store For FCC Media Ownership Deregulation
• NJ Senate Sends Sick Leave Bill To Gov. Murphy's Desk
• NJ Assembly Passes Charitable Donation SALT Workaround
• Mulvaney Quizzed By Senators On CFPB Leadership, Data
• Invalid Arguments Raised In E-Filing Row, News Outfit Says
• Cuomo Signs Law Beefing Up Public Unions Ahead Of Janus
• Senate Panel OKs Indian Health Service, Contract Bills
• What To Watch As The Surface Transportation Board Staffs Up
• Trump Admin. Can't Deny DOJ Grants To 'Sanctuary' Cities
• Trump's Labor Dept. Issues First New Opinion Letters
• Trump Demands Changes To EPA Air Pollution Programs
• IRS To Issue Tax Law Forms And Instructions By Summer
• Visium Took Medicare Tips With 'Grain Of Salt,' Jury Hears
• FCC Commish Urges USDA Cooperation On Rural Broadband
• EPA To Let Calif. Tribes Design Own Water Quality Standards
• States Expanding Efforts To Tackle Prescription Drug Prices
• For La. Judicial Nominee, The Safe Approach Turns Risky
• Married Couples Sue Gov't For Detaining Immigrant Spouses
• Tax Court Unlikely To Be Swayed By 1st Circ. IRA Ruling
• Bill To Hike Judges' Salaries Heads To NJ Governor's Desk
• Senate OKs Trump Pick For Deputy Labor Secretary
• Iowa Governor Signs Anti-Sanctuary City Law
• Task Force Makes 11 Drug-Related Arrests On Tribal Lands
• Major League Unions Want In On Sports Betting Rodeo
• Future Tax Regulations No Longer Exempt From OMB Reviews
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