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Public Policy - July, 2018

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• Wash. Judge Blocks 3D Gun Blueprint Releases, For Now
• DOJ, DOL To Target Employers Abusing Foreign Worker Visas
• Senate Dems Request All Kavanaugh's WH Documents
• Lawmakers Bristle At Plan To Split Up NAFTA Talks
• Enviros Urge High Court To Take A Fresh Look At CPP Stay
• US Opens Door For High-Tech Exports To India
• Govs. Threaten Legal Action If Title X Changes Become Law
• Puerto Rico Utility, Bondholders Reach Tentative Debt Deal
• DOD Delays Report After 'Space Force' Plans Leak
• MLB Wants Cut Of Gambling Revenue, League Official Says
• Permanent Ban Moots Sanctuary City Appeal, 7th Circ. Told
• Trump Admin. Moves Ahead With Drawback Rules Proposal
• Inside The Ups And Downs Of Ligado's Satellite 5G Project
• GAO Floats Suggestions For Federal E-Commerce Portals
• Enviros Take Fight Over Methane Rule Delay To 10th Circ.
• Telehealth Program Could Combat Opioids, FCC's Carr Says
• Gov't Urges DC Circ. To Deny Challenge To Kaspersky Ban
• Retired UPS Workers File Suit Over Pension Cuts
• IRS Urged To Let Congress Vote On Outsourcing Attys
• Kavanaugh Before The Bench: Starr's 'Superstar'
• Senate Confirms Ga. Justice With Kirkland Roots To 11th Circ.
• Ex-DHS Head Backs Disclosures For Online Political Ads
• States Want To Kill Water Rule Despite Possible Repeal
• Will Congress Actually Address Health Care?
• Manafort Paints Gates As Author Of Ukraine Fraud At Trial
• Kavanaugh Is The Wrong Choice To Check Autocratic Power
• Voters Take 'Misleading' Tax Measure Fight To Texas Justices
• NY Tax Minutes: July
• OCC Will Accept Fintech Charter Applications
• To Ease Pain Of Breach Notification Laws, Protect Passwords
• Mayors Urge USCIS To Fix Citizenship Application Backlog
• Puerto Rico Board Constitutional Challenges Certified To AG
• Gov't Accused Of Stalling On Travel Ban Waivers
• Union Role Affirmed As 9th Circ. Rules On Calif. Advocacy
• Trump Nominates EY Cybersecurity Exec For VA Tech Chief
• Attorneys General Urge High Court To Let EPA Ban HFCs
• Immigration Judges Condemn EOIR Intervention In Case
• $12B ACA Case Needs Full Fed. Circ. Review, Insurers Say
• Bill Aims To Exempt Inventor-Owned Patents From PTAB
• Mass. Legislators Approve Taxation On Short-Term Rentals
• Maine Tribe Says Water Row Shouldn't Wait For EPA Rethink
• NJ Builder Sues Borough Over Zoning Targeting Older Buyers
• States Sue To Block Federal 3D Gun Printing Settlement
• High Court Bats Down Gov't Bid To Halt Kids' Climate Suit
• Kavanaugh Wins Over Rand Paul, Meets With 1st Senate Dem
• DOI Says Calif. Ruling Doesn't Back Pequot's Casino Suit
• Gov't Must Hand Over Documents In Transgender Ban Suit
• Groups Back Okla.'s Bid To Keep Jurisdiction In Murder Case
• US Dings China's Tariff Retaliation As WTO Fight Trudges On
• EU Approves Total Produce's Dole Deal, Sans Salad Co.
• Time To Abolish The Word 'Alien' From Our Lawbooks
• NJ's Budget Immediately Affects High Earners, Businesses
• Possible Defects In California's New Privacy Law
• Calif. Life Insurers Get Relief From Unclaimed Property Law
• Full Tariff Bailout Could Cost $39B, Chamber Says
• States Move Fast To Make Out-Of-State Retailers Collect Tax
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• NY Commercial Division Backs Technology-Assisted Review
• Independent Monitor To Inspect Immigrant Child Detentions
• Chief Justice Roberts Concurs With Hard G For 'Gerrymander'
• No Gag Order On Trump In Ex-Senate Staffer's Lying Case
• Ga. City's Booze-License Fee Hike Halted In Restaurant Row
• CFPB, Payday Lead Co. Say They Have Outline Of Settlement
• State AGs Call For Bond Hearings For Detained Immigrants
• New FTC Commishes Stake Out Their Privacy Priorities
• CBS-Entercom Merger Foes Say FCC Review Is Only Fair
• IRS Loses Foreign Tax Treatment Case In DC Circ.
• NY Boots Charter Comm. For Botching Broadband Build-Out
• Inconsistent Medical Docs End Asylum Review, 2nd Circ. Says
• Silver Gets Shorter Sentence Of 7 Years After Graft Retrial
• GOP Lawmakers Seek FTC Scrutiny Of Drug Benefit Managers
• Senate Asks For Only Part Of Kavanaugh Docs From Bush WH
• Skilled Visa Denials Spiked In Late 2017, Report Finds
• OSHA Moves To Rescind Part Of Electronic Records Rule
• Immigration Info Law Unconstitutional In Sanctuary City Row
• Team Telecom Asks FCC To Delay T-Mobile-Sprint Review
• Mobile Industry Isn't Competitive, Small Providers Tell FCC
• Near-Extinct Porpoise Prompts CIT Seafood Import Ban Order
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2018
• EPA Chief Reverses Truck Emissions Rollback Under Pruitt
• Website Accessibility Suits Threaten Omnichannel Sales
• Innovator Liability Flunks The Dormant Commerce Clause
• US, EU Trade Alliance Hits Early Snag Over Agriculture
• OECD Tax Chief Finds Trump Admin. Open On Transfer Pricing
• Are California's Economic Sourcing Rules The Next Wayfair?
• Parsing Tax Treatment Of Foreign Investors in US Real Estate
• The SEC's Evolving Asset Management Agenda
• Fed. Circ. Nixes USPTO Bid For Win-Or-Lose Attys' Fees
• Feds Say Migrant Families Reunited, Except For 700 Kids
• SEC Again Says No To Winklevoss Twins' Bitcoin ETF
• Warren, Sanders Introduce Bill To Ax Puerto Rico Debts
• BLM Wildlife Protection Shift Opens Door To Lawsuits
• How Tax Reform 2.0 Might Affect Social Enterprise
• FCC Radio Incubator Should Expand To TV, Broadcasters Say
• Calif. Retirement Savings Plan Fights Suit Over Right To Exist
• Cos. Urged To Seek DOJ's Opinion On M&A Bribery Risks
• Kavanaugh Got Call Of A Lifetime Hours After Kennedy Quit
• DOE Broke Law With Anti-Obamacare Tweet, GAO Says
• Cable, Internet Groups Push Changes To New Utility Pole Rule
• New York City To Appeal Climate Suit Dismissal To 2nd Circ.
• $717B Defense Bill Sails Through The House
• Fla. Appeals Court Lifts Block On Gov.'s Judicial Appointment
• AGs Sue Labor Dept. Over Association Health Plan Rule
• EPA Changes Tune As FERC Pipeline Comment Window Ends
• What You Need To Know About Trump's EU Trade Epiphany
• Senate Tees Up Tariff-Slashing Bill For Trump's Signature
• 9th Circ. Altera Decision Could Warrant Rare En Banc Review
• Jacksonville To Pay Almost $5M To End Promotion Bias Suit
• Canada Can't Escape Exxon Mobil's $15M Oil Fields Claim
• Trump Can't Stop Challenges To Census Citizenship Query
• DHS, CBP Hit With FOIA Suit Over 'Zero Tolerance' Policy
• Sens. Push For IRS Structural Reforms, Taxpayer Protections
• Mass AG, RI Sen. Back Truckers In High Court Arbitration Row
• 3rd Circ. Says Medicaid Can't Cover States' Provider Training
• US Has Wasted At Least $15.5B On Afghan Reconstruction
• Treasury Nominee Defends Role In 'Dark Money' Rule
• Resolve China Trade War, GOP Lawmakers Urge Trump
• DOL Sued Over Suspension Of Workplace Injury Tracking Rule
• Simplification Beats Litigation, Retailers Tell MTC States
• Tribe Calls For Spectrum-Sharing Of Educational Band
• FTC Blasts Testimony Of Tronox CEO In Cristal Buy Challenge
• As Affirmative Action Is Targeted, Higher Ed Must Respond
• MoFo Scores Sanctions Atty Who Headed OFAC
• States Responding To SALT Cap, Carried Interest Provisions
• The Future Of Authenticating Audio And Video Evidence
• New SEC Rules Encourage Companies To Go Public
• 7th Circ. Backs Ind. Abortion Law Stay During Legal Challenge
• 11 GOP Reps. Introduce Articles To Impeach Rosenstein
• Dems Press FCC On Political Independence In Sinclair Review
• Survey Says US Needs National Digital Evidence Office
• House Votes To Extend Exemption From ACA Insurer Fee
• ACLU Wants Docs On Immigration Screening Program
• Puerto Rico Gov't Battles Over Fed. Board Budgeting Powers
• Nonprofits Call For Probe Of Mulvaney's Payday Lender Ties
• NH Lawmakers Spar, Nix Bill To Combat Wayfair Ruling
• FCC Aims To Give Bias Probes Teeth With Enforcement Move
• Coast Guard Urged To Improve Acquisition Management
• Bill Increasing DHS' Power To Bar Contractors Moves Ahead
• EU, US Making A Bid To Cool Rising Trade Tensions
• FCC Launches Probe Into Audio Marketplace Competition
• USCIS Policy Changes Put STEM Students On Shaky Footing
• More Democrats Preparing Sit-Downs With Kavanaugh
• FCC Stands By Emergency Alert Rules For Satellite Operators
• Congress Advances Tribal Bills On Social Security, Water
• Losing 5G Race Could Cost Billions, Telecom Cos. Warn Sens.
• Wis. Tribe Reaches Deal With State Over Hemp Program
• FERC's Glick Says Grid Incentive Rules Need An Overhaul
• From Billable Hours To Bedtime Stories: Lawyering With Children
• Prison Phone Cos. Push Back On Efforts To Halt Merger
• Texas Judge Won't Toss Indian Child Welfare Act Challenge
• Trump Loses Bid To Dismiss Hotel Emoluments Case
• Energy Dept. Finalizes Rule For Small-Scale LNG Exports
• Trump's Rescue Of Trade-Stressed Farmers Yields New Risks
• Connecticut's 'Kill Quill' Bet Seems To Pay Off
• Calif. Rules For Advising Cannabis Clients Need Clarity: Part 2
• Tribes Say DC Circ. Ruling Backs Stay Bid In FCC Case
• Aviation Watch: The Regional Jet Wars Heat Up
• FCC Rightly Kept Video Relay Competitors, DC Circ. Says
• It's Not Too Early To Prep For New Mass. Employment Laws
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To FCC Loophole On TV Station Cap
• Is Trump Admin.'s Suspension Of Clean Water Rule Lawful?
• 11th Circ. Revives NAACP Suit Calling Ala. Wage Law Biased
• $717B Defense Bill Raises Troop Pay, Skips Contentious Items
• 9th Circ.'s Shift From Arm's-Length Rule May Embolden IRS
• Sinclair Begged To Explain Divestitures To FCC, Docs Show
• County Assessor Should Face Biased-Tax Claims, Judge Told
• Okla. Wants Justices To Overturn Decision In Murder Case
• Washington Has 'Amnesia' On Bank Reg Rollbacks: Brown
• A Look At Kavanaugh's Approach To Antitrust Law
• Toyota Warns FCC Over Using Alternative To Car-To-Car Tech
• Senate Struggling To Strike Deal Over Kavanaugh Docs
• Trump Pulls 9th Circ. Pick Bounds After Failed Senate Vote
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 2
• Hotel Panic Button Bill Is Unworkable, Calif. Biz Groups Say
• Immigrants' In-Person Hearings Halted In NYC, Dems Ask Why
• Bitter Dissent Shreds Rehearing Denial In Md. Drug Price Row
• 10th Circ. Affirms EPA's Colo. Air Quality Decision
• Biz Advocates Tell House GOP Bill Fixes Leave 'Patchwork'
• EPA Head Solidifies Animal Waste Reporting Exemption
• Miami-Dade's ICE Detentions Illegal, Suit Says
• T-Mobile Fears Sprint Deal May Hamper Spectrum Auction Bid
• Telehealth Pilot Must Join Docs, Insurers, FCC's Carr Says
• ICE Can't Nix Parts of Activist's FOIA Suit, Judge Says
• SEC Pick Wants To Dispel Notion Wall Street Is Rigged
• Stanford Sexual Assault Case That Ousted Judge Appealed
• Trump Preps $12B For US Farmers Caught In Trade Crossfire
• How Mammoth Student Loans Are Dogging Today's Lawyers
• FDA To Mull New Ideas On Biosimilar Competition, Approvals
• NJ Gov. Says Winery Loan Program Terms Too Restrictive
• New Risks For US Cos. Inadvertently Supporting North Korea
• A Range Of State Responses After Wayfair
• Calif. Rules For Advising Cannabis Clients Need Clarity: Part 1
• FCC To Probe Proper Fees For International IP-Based Calls
• House Leader Proposes Cut Of Cable's Local Broadcast Regs
• 9th Circ. Revives IRS Cost-Sharing Rule Altera Challenged
• Law360's Global 20 Doesn't Acknowledge Global Networks
• Trump Can't Slip Suit Over Ending Immigration Protections
• Dems Draw White House's Ire For Snubbing Kavanaugh
• 2nd Ex-Balch & Bingham Atty Walks Away From Bribery Trial
• Long-Shot Bill Tees Up Carbon Tax As Election Yardstick
• Bill Roundup: House Passes Radio, Broadband Legislation
• NTIA Still Worried Fiber Transition Too Fast For Agencies
• Slaves' Descendants Sue Over Denied Tribal Citizenship
• 3 Things To Watch As NLRB Member Pearce's Term Wraps Up
• Kavanaugh Says No Need To Remove A President Who Lies
• Manafort's Va. Fraud Trial Delayed By A Week
• Senate Confirms Ex-DOD Personnel Chief As New VA Head
• Mexican President-Elect Seeks 'New Stage' In Ties With US
• G-20 Finance Chiefs Want Leaders To 'Step Up' On Trade
• Feds, Silver Take Familiar Tacks Before Graft Sentencing
• FCC Must Interpret Proper Tariffs In AT&T Suit, Court Says
• Trump Wants Security Clearances Stripped From Critics
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 1
• Fla. Hospital Still Faces ERISA Suit Over Church Exemption
• Dodd-Frank Reform Brings Flexibility For Stock Compensation
• Law Enforcement, Texas Businesses Oppose End Of DACA
• GOP Reps Ask FCC For Info For 911 Fee Diversion Inquiry
• Cos. May Be Using N. Korean Labor Illegally, Gov't Says
• How Texas' Anti-SLAPP Law Applies To Medical Peer Review
• Time For Sunshine On 3rd-Party Litigation Funding
• NJ Justices Won't Review OptumRx Bid To Revive $6B Deal
• Is The Grass Greener On The Solo Side?
• State AGs Ask Congress For Election Security Fixes
• RI AG, US Atty Spar In 1st Circ. Over Privilege Question
• Canada Uses NAFTA To Fight Trump's Solar Panel Tariffs
• China's New Medical Device Regulations Bring Big Changes
• Developments In State Data Breach Notification Laws
• 2nd Circ. Won't Sink EPA Cooling Water Rule
• Law360's Satisfaction Survey: By The Numbers
• The Least-Stressed Attorneys In A Stressed-Out Profession
• Docs Show Kavanaugh Questioned Watergate, Chevron Cases
• Broken Norms Should End Business-As-Usual Nominations
• Immigration Bills: Pregnant Detainees, Agricultural Visas
• Truckers Fight Calif.'s New Independent Contractor Standard
• Ex-Balch & Bingham Partner, Coal Exec Convicted Of Bribery
• Sanctuary City Grant Ban Only OK in Chicago, 7th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Finds EPA's Exceptional Events Rule Can Stand
• House Panel Wants To Grill Puerto Rico Gov. On PREPA Crisis
• The Many Defenses Of Paul Manafort
• Baltimore Sues Chevron, Others Over Climate Change
• Republican ESA Reform Proposals Face Uphill Battle
• Lawmakers Back Down On ZTE Sanctions In Defense Bill
• Hungary's 'Stop Soros' Bill Violates Asylum Rules, EU Says
• Kavanaugh Bows Out Of Latest DC Circ. Opinions
• Advocates Want Monitor For Immigrant Family Reunifications
• Ex-UBS Trader, CFTC To Settle Spoofing Suit
• AGs From 9 States Urge FDA To Ban Menthol In Tobacco
• Sprint Spouts Conflicting 5G Rollout Claims, Cities Say
• Refiner Prevails On Renewable Fuel Exemption In 4th Circ.
• How A Fla. Ruling Ignited A Surge In Online ADA Suits
• Canadian Regulator Spotlights Disclosure Deficiencies
• Trump Prepared To Slap Tariffs On $500B In Chinese Goods
• Lawmakers Ask Trump To Appoint Election Security Head
• DOJ: Advice To Agencies Not Automatically Subject To FOIA
• Steel Importers Ask CIT For Quick End To Trump's Tariffs
• 9th Circ. Rebuffs Latest Bid To Dump Kids' Climate Suit
• Trump's Nix Of El Salvador TPS Can Be Reviewed, Court Told
• Trial Wraps In Suit Over Texas Fetal Remains Disposal Rule
• USCIS Memo Could Change Employment-Based Immigration
• OECD Tax Chief Slams Efforts For Public Global Tax Reporting
• Chaos Ahead For Remote Sellers
• US Reps. Seek To Boost Patents Issued To Women, Minorities
• Distracted Driving Laws And How Employers Should Respond
• Biometrics And Geolocation Legislation: A Midyear Update
• Suddenly, ALJs Become Political Appointees
• Drummond Exec, Balch & Bingham Partner Trial Goes To Jury
• 16 AGs Sue EPA Over 'Super-Polluting' Truck Rule Rollback
• Bush Library Releasing Slivers Of Kavanaugh Papers
• MGM's Bid To Dodge Vegas Shooting Liability Seen As Gamble
• Kavanaugh's Harvard Students Laud His Intellect, Parity
• Party Line Splits Senators On Kavanaugh Records Requests
• Benefits Legislation Lawyers Should Keep An Eye On
• Calif. Gov. OKs New Law For Int'l Commercial Arbitration
• Philly Should Do More To Fight Harassment, Controller Says
• Trump Admin Proposes Weakening Endangered Species Rules
• Senate Passes Bill Boosting Patent Outreach To Small Biz
• Sex Trafficking Law Foes 'Jumping The Line,' Judge Says
• Immigrants Ask Court To Hasten Care For Separated Families
• CFPB Director Nominee Gets Heat From Dem Senators
• NJ Gov't Leader To Join Archer & Greiner As Partner
• FERC Still Won't Override NY's $683M Pipeline Permit Denial
• Senate Enviro Committee Goes Easy On Trump CEQ Nominee
• Ligado's Satellite 5G Network Should Commence, FCC Hears
• House Panel OKs $51B DHS Bill With Border Wall Boost
• Lack Of Evidence Dooms NJ Firefighters' Political Bias Suit
• Ruling OK'ing Philly Soda Tax Tees Up Legislative Fight
• DHS Extends Temporary Protected Status For Somalis
• Trump's 'Sanctuary' Rules Should Be Paused, LA Says
• FCC To Probe If Sinclair Clouded Tribune Divestiture Deal
• Guardsman Fights DOD Discharges Of HIV-Positive Troops
• Senate Panel Approves IRS Commissioner Nominee By 1 Vote
• FERC Cuts Gas Pipelines A Break In Final Tax Policy Change
• HHS Looks To Imports As Remedy For Drug Price Increases
• GOP Rep. Floats Bill To Codify FCC Draft Item Releases
• Round 2 Tax Bills Would Further Batter Working Families
• Is Kentucky's Tax Reform Dead On Arrival?
• Gov't Swipes At Bid To Undo Cold War-Era Trade Law
• Trump Faces Widespread Calls To Steer Clear Of Car Tariffs
• DC Circ. Set A Higher Bar For Hydro License Renewal
• GOP Sens. Kill Vote On Trump 9th Circ. Pick Ryan Bounds
• Advocates Urge FCC To Reject Prison Phone Co. Merger
• DOJ's Health Care Enforcement Initiative Is Still Going Strong
• Employers Can Prepare For New Colo. Data Privacy Law
• Chris Dodd Talks Dodd-Frank, Nuremberg Trial, Hollywood
• Balch & Bingham Partner Pushed Bribes, Feds Say In Closing
• Manafort Can't Kill Evidence Collected In Home Raid
• Miami Voters Will Have Say On Beckham's $1B Stadium Plan
• White House Defends Kavanaugh On Independent Counsel
• 3 Takeaways From EU's Latest Google Antitrust Fine
• Top Gov't Contracts Policy Changes So Far In 2018
• Gov't Pushed To Release Report On Handling Of Spying Data
• 9th Circ. Keeps Block On Trump's Transgender Military Ban
• House Passes 'Jobs Act 3.0' To Spur Capital Formation
• What Attys Expect To See At CFPB Director Nominee Hearing
• Divide On Donor Reporting Warrants Congressional Action
• Tribes Seek To Stop 'Desecration' From FCC's 5G Exemptions
• Puerto Rico Gov. Appoints New Utility Chief After Shake-Up
• FDA Chief Blames Big Pharma For 'Anemic' Biosimilars Sales
• Trump's 'Sanctuary' Rules Challenged By NY, NJ, Others
• DOI Opposes Kan. Tribe's Water Deal Before Senate Panel
• CBRS Sharing Tech Could Have Wider Uses, FCC's Carr Says
• Cook County, Chief Judge Settle Suit Over Court Layoffs
• Woman Accused Of Being Russian Agent To Remain Jailed
• NH Lawmakers Close To Bill To Blunt Effects Of Wayfair
• ND Tells 8th Circ. Voting Law Didn't Target Native Voters
• States' ACA Subsidy Suit Tossed After Workaround Found
• Tech Giants, Advocacy Groups Back New Email Privacy Rules
• DC Circ. Pauses EPA Heavy-Duty Truck Emissions Rollback
• Pa. Supreme Court Upholds Philadelphia's Soda Tax
• 5th Circ. Pauses FTC Action Over La. Real Estate Rule
• Senate Narrowly Confirms Andrew Oldham To 5th Circ.
• SEC Adopts Rules Easing Disclosure On Equity Compensation
• A Chat With Gibson Dunn Diversity Chief Salim-Williams
• EPA Finalizes 1st Phase Of Coal Ash Rule Relaxation
• FTC Says Fines Force Companies To Rethink Consumer Data
• Congressional Forecast: July
• A Big Verdict Highlights Hazardous Trucking Practices
• What Kavanaugh's Writing Tells Us About His Personality
• CFPB In-House Judges May Be Next To Come Under Scrutiny
• Employee Performance Ratings: Tainted Or Sainted?
• Manafort Can't Move Fraud Trial To Roanoke, Judge Rules
• Reps. Reintroduce Bill To Curb Patent Licensing Fee Demands
• China Trade War Leads Cos. To Disclose Tariff-Related Risks
• Sen. Hatch Mulling Support For Limiting Trump On Trade
• Flexibility Needed To Unlock Rural Broadband, House Told
• FERC Chair Denies Reports Of LNG Project Review Delays
• FCC's Sinclair-Tribune Protest Preempted DOJ Approval
• Powell Defends Fed's Handling Of Big Bank Stress Tests
• States' Suit Against SALT Cap Faces Significant Obstacles
• Energy Dept. Kicks Off $2B Tribal Loan Guarantee Program
• Ill. Court Clerk Faces Privacy Suit Over Driver Records
• House To Vote On Resolution Opposing Carbon Tax
• States Seek To Pause ACA Subsidy Fight With Feds
• Dems Fret Over Chevron, Enviro Rules If Kavanaugh Seated
• Iran Sues US Over Renewed Sanctions At World Court
• DC Circ. Tosses Hospitals' Suit Over $1.6B Cut To 340B Pay
• Enviros Press DC Circ. To Halt EPA Truck Emissions Rollback
• Abortion Clinic Buffer Allows Free Speech, 3rd. Circ. Told
• China Fires Another Preemptive WTO Shot At US Tariff Plan
• Brady, Trump Discuss Next Round Of Federal Tax Overhaul
• Dems Float Bill To Reunite Separated Immigrant Families
• 3 Pros, 3 Cons Of Litigation Finance
• Judge Kavanaugh Stops DC Circ. Work For Confirmation Fight
• Chinese Wood Flooring Co. Challenges Duties At CIT
• Challengers Of Ariz. DACA Rule Seek $3.4M In Atty Fees
• DC Circ. Nixes Ruling On Copyrighted Regulations
• House GOP Member Floats Bill To Restore Net Neutrality
• Ex-NY Senate Boss, Son Again Convicted On Graft Charges
• EU, Japan Ink New Trade Deal Trimming Nearly All Tariffs
• Why Louisiana Won't Currently Benefit From Wayfair
• Are B-1 Business Visitors Trump's Next Target?
• Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Halt FCC Lifeline Subsidy Changes
• DOL Formally Rolls Back 'Persuader' Rule
• 4 States Sue Feds Over SALT Deduction Cap
• Treasury Scraps Donor Reporting For Some Nonprofit Groups
• A Federal Tax Perspective On Judge Kavanaugh
• House Committee Tees Off Vote For $11.6B IRS Budget
• ICE Proposes Increases To Certain Student Visa Fees
• USCIS Memos Signal Sea Change For Business Immigration
• Russian Woman Charged With Acting As Foreign Agent
• DC Circ. Refuses To Delay Gov't Ban Against Kaspersky
• Pension Agency Eyes Changes To Reporting For Dead Plans
• 3 FCC Hurdles Sinclair-Tribune Deal Will Face If It Survives
• Puerto Rico Pension Investors Can Sue US Gov't, Judge Rules
• DOL Moves To Clarify Employee Test For Home Care Workers
• ACLU Seeks Pause On Speech Limits For Court Support Staff
• FERC Rollback Of GHG Analysis Challenged At DC Circ.
• Red-State Dems Targeted By New Pro-Kavanaugh Ad Blitz
• AT&T, Telecoms Can't Escape Suit Over Uncollected 911 Fees
• Trump Shouldn't Be Sure Kavanaugh Will Derail ACA
• Democracy Forward Sues DOI For Parks Panel Selection Docs
• Feds Can't Remove Reunited Immigrant Families For Now
• Pai Rejects Sen.'s Concern Tribes Lacked Input On 5G Rule
• OxyChem Sues Chevron Units Over Passaic River Cleanup
• Executive Order Boosts Fears Of Politically Influenced ALJs
• Pioneering Judges Keep A Closer Eye On Class Action Deals
• EPA Biofuel Regs Fight Is Baseless, DC Circ. Hears
• Tribal Business Wants Out Of California Cigarette Tax Laws
• Modern Communication Brings E-Discovery Challenges
• Federal Cannabis Legalization May Be Closer Than You Think
• Indian Canon And Chevron Deference Do Not Conflict
• Honduran Can't Be Deported Until She's Reunited With Child
• CFPB And The Issue Of Its Legitimacy
• Prepare For New Claim Construction Standard At PTAB
• Feds Must Pay Attys' Fees After Delaying Obama-Era Rule
• Conservative Supreme Court Activism Risks Backlash
• FCC Chief Seeks To Challenge Sinclair-Tribune Tie-Up
• US Drags 5 Partners To WTO Over Metal Tariff Retaliation
• New USCIS Guidance Makes Immigration Denials Easier
• NY Court Urged Not To Toss Census Citizenship Question Suit
• USCIS Policy May Push Business Immigration Attys To Litigate
• Lawmakers Hear From Workers Hit By Pension Crisis In Ohio
• Another Red-State Senate Dem Opposes Judge Kavanaugh
• 3 Privacy Issues Kavanaugh May Face As High Court Justice
• Microsoft To Congress: Regulate Facial Recognition For Us
• A Justice Kavanaugh Would Be Unleashed From Precedent
• Puerto Rico Fed. Oversight Board Picks Ruled Constitutional
• Sens. Urge FTC to Investigate Smart-TV Privacy Issues
• Kavanaugh's Nomination Could Be A Win For Big Telecom
• Ill. Says Feds Can't Deny Funds Over Sanctuary State Law
• Ky. Judge Won't Prime Pension Case For State's High Court
• NY Could Raise Up To $678M From Legal Pot, Report Says
• It's Not All About The Benjamins, Baby (Lawyer)
• Enviros Ask 5th Circ. To Declare Effluent Rule Delay Illegal
• Calif. Justices To Help 9th Circ. In Delta, United Wage Rows
• New Tax Overhaul Won't Address GILTI, Congressman Says
• FCC Hears Roar Of Opposition To Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• 5 State Tax Policy Issues To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2018
• ADEA Applies To Small State Offices, Feds Tell High Court
• Investment Tax Credit Guidance Means Sunny Days For Solar
• House Pushes Through Fed. Water Facility Title Transfer Bill
• Asbestos Transparency Laws Can Stop Double Recovery
• Special Counsel Indicts 12 Russian Officers For DNC Hack
• Bid To Expand States' NEPA Review Power Is A Mixed Bag
• US Lifts ZTE Export Ban Amid Sanctions Controversy
• Judging A Book: Hood Reviews 'Lawyering From The Inside Out'
• A Path To New York's Energy Storage Goal
• Health Hires: King & Spalding, DLA Piper, Polsinelli, Quarles
• Ross To Divest Assets After Ethics Watchdog Cries Foul
• China — The Next Data Privacy Frontier
• Beckham's $1B Stadium Proposal Stalls At Miami Commission
• 3 Kavanaugh Opinions Benefits Attorneys Need To See
• DC Circ. Won't Free Manafort From Jail Before Trial
• House Lawmakers Join Effort To Trim Trump's Tariffs
• 18 Of Kavanaugh's Female Clerks Support High Court Pick
• PREPA Board Members Resign Over Political Encroachment
• Mueller Says Manafort Ran Afoul Of FARA In The '80s
• States Back La. Real Estate Board's Appeal In FTC Action
• 3 Takeaways From The EPA's Water Rule Rollback Notice
• The Biggest Pa. Appellate Rulings Of 2018: Midyear Report
• Fla. High Court Stops Gov. From Making Judicial Appointment
• Enviros Face Uphill Fight In Bid To Enforce EPA Order
• Latino Voters Ask To Fight Ala. 2020 Census Rule Challenge
• FCC Moves Forward With Review Of Children's TV Rules
• 'Racial Animus' May Be Behind TPS Cancellation, Groups Say
• Newark OKs $1B Payroll Tax Break To Lure Amazon HQ2
• USCIS Sets New Guide For Asylum Bids After Sessions Ruling
• Feds Reunite 57 Immigrant Children With Parents
• Dems Shy Away From Using Roadblocks To Slow Kavanaugh
• Kavanaugh Clings To Text And Traditions In Many Dissents
• FATCA Complexity Leading To Lackluster Results
• China Says US Risks Being 'Enemy To All' With Trade Push
• FCC Adopts Changes That May Complicate Complaint System
• FCC To Lay Out Broadcast Incubator Plans At August Meeting
• Abortion, Free Speech And Justice Kennedy's Last Word
• Get Ready For Digital Health Product Liability Cases
• Power Groups Urge EPA To Let Mercury Emissions Rule Stand
• House Panel Votes To Delay ACA Employer Mandate Until 2019
• Tribes Fight FCC Bid To Pause Small-Cell Rule Challenges
• House Committee OKs Cuts To Labor Dept., NLRB Budgets
• Senate Confirms Tenn. Atty As DOD Legal Chief
• Texas Hail Bill Is Already Affecting Insurance Litigation
• The Russian Exorcism Of US Gov't Contracts
• 4 New Business Immigration Regulations You Should Know
• Kavanaugh Splurged On Baseball Tix, Reports Say
• Paid Family Leave Cheered But Proposals Diverge At Hearing
• 4 Kavanaugh Arguments You Gotta Hear
• Enviros Press EPA On Heavy-Duty Truck Emissions Standards
• FCC Needs More Info Before Gutting Kids' TV, Sens. Warn
• ZTE Takes Step Toward Lifting US Export Restrictions
• DEA Finalizes Prescription Opioid Anti-Diversion Policy
• Pipelines Come Out On Top With Nixing Of FERC Bias Claim
• PREPA Chief Resigns Amid Restructuring, Privatization Push
• Trump Retools Fraud Task Force To Focus On Consumers
• FCC Announces $100M Telehealth Pilot Program
• House Passes Bill To Allow Venture Exchanges
• Ex-NY Senate Head Denies Extortion In Final Plea To Jury
• Kavanaugh's Transportation Rulings Favor Limited Deference
• Kennedy's Legacy Remains Alive In Kavanaugh's Nomination
• House Passes Fisheries Act Update Opposed By Enviros
• Senate Panel Gearing Up For Kavanaugh Vetting Fight
• Bill Roundup: Improper Entry, TPS, Family Reunification
• What Civil Rights Rulings Could Look Like Under Kavanaugh
• FCC Must Probe Carriers' Sharing Of User Data, Panel Hears
• IRS Finalizes Anti-Inversion Regs That Sank $160B Pfizer Deal
• NH Council OKs Special Session To Counter Wayfair Ruling
• House Panel Pushes Forward Little Shell Recognition Bill
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