Public Policy Archive » September, 2018

Public Policy - September, 2018

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• NAFTA Remains Intact As US, Canada Strike Deal
• DOJ Vows To Challenge Newly Signed Net Neutrality Bill
• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: 8 Cases To Watch
• Dems' Emoluments Suit Not Just A Political Fight, Judge Says
• Calif. Defies EPA Plan To Reduce Auto Emissions Standards
• DHS Failed To Provide Hearing On I-9 Forms, Texas Co. Says
• Harvard, Rejected Applicants Must Go To Trial, Judge Rules
• Fuel Tax, Tribal Land Rights On Agenda For High Court
• 17 States Urge 2nd Circ. To Uphold Ruling Preserving DACA
• FERC Must Heal Electricity Policy Rift, Commissioner Says
• Madden Fix And True Lender Clarity Needed, Lawmakers Hear
• Up Next At High Court: Justices Kick Off Term Short-Staffed
• 7th Circ. Says NLRA Doesn't Allow Town Right-To-Work Laws
• Sensipar Exclusivity Expires, Ending Amgen's DC Circ. Fight
• Top Telecoms Must Open Networks, Dutch Watchdog Says
• EU Approves Hungary's €45M In State Aid To Chemical Co.
• Feds Urge DC Circ. Not To Touch Amtrak Metrics Ruling
• Gov't Watchdog Finds Tribal Broadband Wanting
• 9 States Face Remote Sales Tax Collection In Uncertain Waters
• Rep. Eshoo Floats Bill To Make Internet, Cable Bills Clearer
• Calif. Can't Enforce Sanctuary Law Against City, Judge Says
• Opioid Task Force Arrests 76 After Raid On Tribal Land
• Media Group Asks If Trump Attacks Sparked AT&T Merger Suit
• Empowering ESOPS: Effective Moves To Employee Ownership
• Civil Rights Telecom Groups Take On FCC Incubator Program
• Trump Officials Put 5G High On Priority List
• Trio Of Rulings Gives States More Zero-Carbon Leeway
• Truckers Can't Prove Harm From Dynamex Standard: Calif. AG
• Defining Qualified Business Income In Life Settlement Industry
• House Votes To Make Individual Tax Cuts Permanent
• Hospitals Should Plan For Tax Challenges Despite Ill. Decision
• Rethinking Rules Of Origin For A Changing World
• FBI Investigating Kavanaugh Allegations After Panel Vote
• OSF HealthCare Beats Church Plan Suit
• After Dramatic Hearing, Senate Panel To Hold Kavanaugh Vote
• 27 Years And A Hashtag Later, Hearings Bear Eerie Parallels
• A Study In Contrasts: Ford's And Kavanaugh's Stories Collide
• US Lawmakers Raise Concerns With Online Sports Betting
• Port Authority OKs $19 Minimum Wage For Airport Workers
• EPA Finalizes Fee Structure For Chemical Control Efforts
• Shifting Cases Could Help Overburdened Asylum System
• What's Behind The FTC's Odd Bid To Stop Tronox's $2.4B Deal
• Enviros Sue To Nix Utah, Colo. Oil And Gas Lease Sales
• Group Seeking Tribal Status Slams Gov't Criteria At 9th Circ.
• OECD Treaty Enters Into Force For Australia, France, Japan
• O'Rourke, Other Democrats Break Ranks To Vote For Tax Cuts
• Widely Used Voting Machine Still Vulnerable
• DOJ Is Businesses' 'Partner,' Not 'Adversary,' Official Says
• Enviros Sue To Undo Okla. Coal Ash Permit Plan
• PBGC Nominee Floats Charging Workers To Help Agency
• Broadcasters Urge More FCC Funding To Offset Repack Costs
• BuzzFeed Loses Bid For FBI Aerial Surveillance Docs
• 9 AGs, Experts, Biz Groups Back AT&T-Time Warner Merger
• CAF II Auction To Get 700K Sites Online, FCC Hears
• FCC Rushed Fiber Optic Transition, 9th Circ. Hears
• Pa. Can't Hide Medical Marijuana Permit Reviewers' Names
• Lessons From The Petition Against The Trump Foundation
• Okla. Tribe Tells Supreme Court Its Reservation Persists
• Memo Targeting Green Card Applicants To Go Into Effect
• WTO Members Raise Eyebrows At Trump's $12B Farm Aid
• Puerto Rico Agency Narrows Suit Over Fees On Imports
• Importers Demand Exclusions From $200B China Tariff Hit
• New Rule Expands FCC Jurisdiction Related To Foreign Media
• Inside New Staff Requirements Under French Employment Law
• Can Trump Replace NAFTA With A US-Mexico Trade Deal?
• The Trump Admin. Approach To Data Privacy, And Next Steps
• Chatting With Ex-USPTO Chief About Patent News, IP Strategy
• Supreme Court To Weigh HHS Billing Notice Duties
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NY Nuke Plant Subsidies
• Trump, McConnell, Quinn Partner Sued Over Kavanaugh Docs
• Calif.'s Low Carbon Fuel Standard Must Go, 9th Circ. Told
• Church Org Can't Join CFPB Payday Rule Suit, Groups Say
• House Lawmakers Mull Bill Increasing Ch. 7 Trustee Fees
• 2nd Circ. Judge Telegraphs Support For NYC Car Wash Bond
• FCC Passes 5G 'Small Cell' Order Along Party Lines
• 3 Things To Watch For In The Kavanaugh Hearing
• A Who's Who Of Attorneys Shaping The Kavanaugh Hearing
• Clergy In Pa. Abuse Report Fight To Shield Their Identities
• White House 5G Meeting To Focus On Commercial Carriers
• Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Rethink Calif. Donor List Requirement
• House Readies Voting On Second Round Of Tax Overhaul
• FCC Hits Telemarketers In $120M Spoofing Crackdown
• Tech Giants Want Uniform Privacy Law, But No GDPR
• Trump Accuses China Of Election Interference In Trade Brawl
• SEC Official Defends Withdrawal Of Proxy Guidance Letters
• House Passes $857B Bill To Fund Defense, Avert Shutdown
• Magistrate Recs Cert. In Suit Over Sheriff Holding For ICE
• Amid NAFTA Clash, Trump Threatens Car Duties For Canada
• DOL Rule Would Loosen Limits On Teens' Health Care Jobs
• FTC Swears In New Commissioner Christine Wilson
• 16 States Back DOJ Challenge To Calif. Sanctuary Laws
• Pa. Utility Regulators Defend $1.8M Rate-Spiking Fine
• Telecoms Need Safe Harbor For Blocking Calls, FCC Hears
• Lawmakers Push Back On DOD Progress Payment Proposal
• ABA Urges Dept. Of Ed. Redo Of Loan Forgiveness Denials
• Au Pair Regs Preempt State Laws, Feds Tells 1st Circ.
• US, Japan Will Hold Talks For New Trade Accord
• EPA Floats Revision Of Emissions Monitoring Regs
• House Passes Bill To Extend USPTO's Power To Set Fees
• DOL Gifts Employers Advice On Unique FMLA, FLSA Issues
• Kavanaugh Faces New Misconduct Claims From Third Woman
• Tronox, Cristal Merger Review Underscores Need For Reform
• US' Secondary China Sanctions Signal New Risks For Cos.
• How Hoskins Limits Extraterritorial Sanctions Enforcement
• UK Promises Low Taxes To Tempt Post-Brexit Business
• 5 More GC Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• To Help Keep The Tech Bull Running, FCC Must Forbear
• Injunctive Relief: A Remedy Of Last Resort For Exec. Orders
• How The Mueller Investigation Could Look Without Rosenstein
• White House Can't Block Discovery In Census Fight
• Pa. House OKs 2-Year Window For Older Sex Abuse Suits
• Kid Vid Revamp Would Be Burden: Sesame Street Producers
• Streaming Music Royalties Overhaul Heads To Trump's Desk
• US, EU, Japan Focus On China As Security Tariffs Linger
• Jordanian Immigrant Sues Over Criminal Detention In NH
• Ga. Officials Want Electronic Voting Suit Paused For Appeal
• Political Balance Needed For Fair Judiciary, Del. Tells 3rd Circ.
• White House Seeks Input On New Approach To Privacy Rules
• Same-Sex Partner Sues SSA Over Denied Survivor Benefits
• Orgs Ask USCIS To End H-1B Premium Processing Pause
• Admiral Nominee Defends Integrity Amid 'Fat Leonard' Link
• IRS Studies No-Income R&D Setups In Tax-Free Distributions
• NJ Housing Agency Can't Shake Whistleblower Suit
• NJ Adopts Regs To Carry Out SALT Cap Workarounds
• US Adds 14 Entities To Export Restriction List
• Trump Calls Kavanaugh Allegations A 'Con Game' By Dems
• IRS Reform Likely To Move After Midterms, GOP Sen. Says
• Trump's Bid To End Immigrant Protections Illegal, Judge Told
• IRS Revamps APA Program, But Not As Drastically As In 2011
• DOJ Aims For 6 Mo. Clock On Antitrust Merger Reviews
• 6th Circ. May Push High Court Review Of Groundwater Cases
• 9th Circ. Hits Brakes On Purple Communications Appeal
• Manafort Plea Reminds Us Of Whitewater
• 4 Things Benefits Attys Need To Know About Tax Reform 2.0
• Preparing For Battle: IP Considerations During Trade War
• 17 AGs Back Mass. In Trump Birth Control Rules Challenge
• Top Dem Wants VA Subpoenaed Over Mar-A-Lago Trio
• Many Crypto Exchanges May Now Need Colorado Licenses
• FCC Seeks More Input On Cable Franchising Fees
• US Sets Final Anti-Dumping Resin Rates For China, India
• Mont. Judge Nixes FWS Decision To Delist Yellowstone Grizzly
• Copyright Owners Should Prepare For Music Royalty Reform
• Judging A Book: Block Reviews 'Tough Cases'
• What Corporate Attys Should Know About Calif. Privacy Act
• An Update On Missouri's Medical Records Access Law
• Lighthizer Defends Trump's Hard Line On China
• Wayfair Response Bill Offers Hope For Small Retailers
• Denying Green Cards Over Benefits Would Invite Lawsuits
• Kavanaugh Denies Assault Allegations In TV Interview
• NLRB Chairman Says It's Handling Email Use Case Ethically
• Pentagon Spectrum Expert Predicts More Dynamic Sharing
• Senate Democrats Try To Force Vote On 'Dark Money' Rule
• Group Eyes Quick Win In DC Student Loan Servicer Regs Suit
• In A Circuit Split, 6th Circ. Limits CWA's Reach
• House, Senate Leaders Agree On FAA, Disaster Relief Bill
• DC Judge Won't Move National Monument Challenge To Utah
• Quotas Hurt Immig. Judges' Independence, Union Head Says
• BLM Must Revert To Old Oil, Gas Policy In Sage Grouse Areas
• FTC Staff Lays Out Policy For Portable Work Licenses
• OMB Unveils New Cloud Strategy In Tech Modernization Push
• Pa. Lacks Standing For ACA Birth Control Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Enviros Ramp Up Legal Efforts In Fight Against Trump Agenda
• 8th Circ. Says ND Can Require Residential Address For Voters
• Communication Is Key To Quick ANDA Approvals, FDA Says
• Fed. Circ. Shuts Down Inventor's USPTO Rule Challenge
• Tribe Slams Wash. For 'Christian Discovery' In Fuel Tax Row
• Higher Rates With Gray-Raycom Deal: Cable, Satellite Groups
• Trump Inks Minor Tweaks To US-S. Korea Trade Accord
• Deputy AG Rosenstein To Meet Trump Amid Firing Rumors
• NJ Speeds Up Complex Business Litigation
• Educational TV Co. Tells FCC Not To Change Broadcast Rules
• DC Circ. Sets Net Neutrality Oral Arguments For February
• Ross Ordered To Give Deposition In Census Citizenship Row
• Minn. Asks 8th Circ. To Revisit Charter's Win In VoIP Fight
• US-China Fight Shows No Sign Of Stopping As New Tariffs Hit
• Election Interference Sanctions Expand Compliance Risks
• SEC Must Resolve Fundamental Issue With In-House Court
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 2
• 8 Innovative Ways To Empower Jurors
• Navigating The New Mass. Noncompete Morass
• Financial Secrecy In US, EU More Harmful Than Havens: Report
• 5G Uses And Regulatory Hurdles: What You Need To Know
• June DHS Memo Can't Justify Ending DACA, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Labs Lose Challenge To 'Industry Crippling' Medicare Pay Cut
• Adoptive Parents, Native Am. Kids Tell 9th Circ. Suit Still Valid
• New Kavanaugh Allegations Raise Pressure On GOP
• VA Overhauls Vet-Owned Small Biz Ownership Verification
• Alaska Gov. Rips Kavanaugh On Health, Labor, Native Issues
• Sens. Urge DOJ Watchdog To Probe FBI HQ Project
• Calif. Gov. Signs Wildfire Bills, Limiting PG&E Liability
• Easing Of Debt-Equity Regs Won't End Need For Documentation
• IRS' Decision To Delay New W-4 Form Necessary, Tax Pros Say
• Houston Sued Over Recurring Sewage Overflow Issues
• Athenex Gets FDA Compounding Policy Wrong, Amicus Says
• Masterpiece Cakeshop Atty Tapped For NJ Civil Rights Post
• Health Care Network Wants Religious Exemption Suit Canned
• Don't Weaken Autodialing Rules, Consumer Groups Tell FCC
• Truckers Insist Calif. Dynamex Standard Is Unconstitutional
• 7th Circ. Got Nuke Subsidy Ruling Wrong, Power Cos. Say
• FTC Mulls Evolving Markets With No 'Predetermined Outcome'
• GOP Tax Law Guides Dems To Future Offsets
• Atlantic City's Woes Stem From Relying On Casino Tax: Report
• Upcoming Emergency Alert To Test 'Presidential'-Level Blast
• In 3 Years Since BEPS, Most IP Regimes In Compliance
• Cloud Computing Clearly The Future For Small Firms
• Navigating NLRB
• Benefits Of New Federal Savings Association Designation
• Separate The NSA And Cyber Command Now
• EEOC And NLRB Inconsistent On Confidential Investigations
• Treasury Proposes Axing Debt-Equity Documentation Rules
• Facebook Must Fix Data Policy Or Face Action, EU Says
• Ky. Court Has 'Sacred Duty' To Nix Pension Law, AG Says
• Immigrants, Feds Face Off Over Mental Health Care Injunction
• Trump Administration Expands Sanctions On Russia
• Fla. Gov. Sued Again Over Plans To Appoint 3 Justices
• Kavanaugh Accuser Negotiating Testimony Before Senate
• 9th Circ. Delivers Concrete Drivers A Win In Wage Row
• Draft EU Digital Tax Law Leaves Percentage Up To Countries
• Big Cities Say FCC's 5G Rollout Will Disrupt Biz Partnerships
• Immigration Bill Roundup: Family Detention, Tracking Kids
• Energy Storage Must Fully Reap Tax Credit, Sens. Say
• White House Cyber Plan Calls For Deterrence, Legal Revamp
• Mont., Wyo. Defend DOI Order Lifting Coal Leasing Ban
• AT&T-Time Warner Ruling Was Correct, DC Circ. Told
• DC Bill Bets On Sports Gambling To Fund Child Care, Arts
• Chicago Alderman Sets Date To Plead To Bribery Charges
• Creek Reservation Survived Okla. Statehood, Justices Told
• Wis. Can't Bar Sex-Reassignment Coverage For State Workers
• Leveraging Today's Lateral Associate Market
• DOT Says Hazmat Regs Override Calif. Trucker Break Rules
• Opioid Bill Lacks Funding To Make Lasting Impact
• VA Accused Of Defying Court Order On Gov't Union Activity
• Cuomo's Former Right-Hand Man Gets 6 Years For Bribery
• Trump Slams $857B Defense Bill Over Lack Of Border Funds
• China Tariffs Undercut 5G Rollout, FCC's Rosenworcel Says
• GILTI Guidance Defers Dealing With Most Vexing Issues
• New UK And US Regimes May Deter Foreign Investment
• A Closer Look At Proposed Regs For Nonbank Loan Servicers
• Navigating NLRB: The Intersection Of Politics And Policy
• Fla. Enviros Want Order Freeing Land Buying Funds Enforced
• Kavanaugh Assault Hearing Could Devolve Into Chaos
• Deportation Surge Feared After Sessions' Immigration Ruling
• Gorsuch Was The Least Responsive Nominee In Decades
• Trump Methane Rollbacks Hand Regulatory Reins To States
• Hackers Probed But Didn't Breach Conn. Utilities, Report Says
• Reps. Press Google On YouTube's Use Of Kids' Data
• Commerce Sets Up Final Duties On Imported Plastic Resin
• Alaska Natives Back Feds In Row Over Hovercraft Ban
• Award Caps Would Weaken Whistleblower Program, SEC Told
• NTIA's Redl Says Spectrum Sharing Is The Future Of 5G
• FCC Clears Nominet To Run TV 'White Space' Database
• FCC Must Rein In Local Cable Franchise Fees, Groups Say
• SC Senators Adopt Fed. Tax Conformity Compromise
• EPA Asks 5th Circ. To Uphold Effluent Rule Delay
• Alaska Tells DC Circ. Not To Halt 'Roadless Rule' Case
• Towing Co. Fees Exceeded Pittsburgh Limits, Suit Says
• Keep Haitians' Status Suit, 17 States Tell NY Court
• States Fight To Keep EPA In Suit Over Landfill Emissions
• DOD Goes On Offense In New Cyber Strategy
• For-Profit Exchanges Harming Investors: SEC Commissioner
• NJ Enviro Agency Beats Developer's Suit Over Wetlands
• Sessions To Review Bond Hearings For Certain Immigrants
• CPAs Ask IRS For Penalty Relief Under Transition Tax Rules
• Pai Says FCC Still Probing Sinclair's Honesty In Tribune Deal
• US Finalizes Hefty Tariffs On Chinese Sodium Compound
• When Defamation Is Cause To Overturn An Election
• Back To School: Stanford's Jeff Fisher Talks Supreme Court
• Canada Returns To NAFTA Table Amid GOP Frustration
• Calif., NM Sue Interior Over Reversal Of Methane Rule
• Clearing Up Some Pipeline Permit Questions At 3rd Circ.
• The Diminishing Role Of Agency Guidance
• 5 Big Changes To Pa. Contractor Payment Law
• Inside China's Latest Cybersecurity Regulation Proposal
• Trademark Preliminary Injunction Issues Arrive At Congress
• Congress Shouldn't Overturn EBay Patent Injunction Standard
• Navigating NLRB: Nature Of Work Has Changed, NLRA Hasn't
• Hearing Over Kavanaugh Assault Claims Could Face Delays
• White House May Swap McGahn For Mueller Point Man
• Ban On Prescription Drug 'Gag Clauses' Clears Senate
• Labor Union Says Lost Wages Not Taxable Under Railroad Law
• 4th Circ. Opinion Curtails Reach Of Clean Water Act
• Trump's Refugee Admissions May Sink Lower Than 30K Cap
• Senate Passes Streaming Music Royalties Overhaul
• Enviros Threaten To Sue FWS Over Giraffe ESA Protections
• Ga. Can Use Electronic Ballots In 2018, But Fight Not Over
• Dems Want Calif. Net Neutrality Bill Signed Despite Pai
• Christie Critic Seeks To Revive GWB Scandal Complaint
• Global Carbon Taxes Still Lag, But There Is Hope, OECD Says
• FWS Asks Justices To Uphold Decision To End Otter Program
• Trump's Military 'Transgender Ban' Will Stay Blocked
• Trump Admin. Can't Escape LA's Bid To Nix 'Sanctuary' Rules
• Pa. AG Backs New Abuse Reporting Bill After Church Probe
• Preemption Lines Blurred In 9th Circ. Hazmat Fee Ruling
• FCC's Rosenworcel Sees Ways To Bridge The Internet Gap
• Interior Finalizes Move On Pulling Back Methane Flaring Rule
• DC Circ. Sides With Copyright Board In SoundExchange Suit
• Rural Advocates Tout Planned Sprint, T-Mobile 5G Rollout
• Tribal Co. Tells Justices Treaty Blocks Wash. Fuel Tax
• Harvard Eyes Affirmative Action Opponent Behind Bias Suit
• NCSL Slams Post-Wayfair Bill In Letter To Congress Leaders
• Cut Phone Captioning Costs, Broadband Cos. Tell FCC
• US Mattress Cos. Want 1700 Percent Duty On Chinese Imports
• Creditors Can't Put Stop To Puerto Rico GDB Restructuring
• Senate Passes Final $857B Defense, Health Bill For 2019
• Preparing For New Life Settlement Transactions Reporting
• Mobile Industry Lauds FCC's 39 GHz Reorganization Plan
• Pelosi Urges Expansion Of Law To Protect Immigrant Women
• Muddy Road Ahead For Autonomous Vehicle Liability In EU
• Industry, Consumers Face Off Over FCC High-Speed Bar
• Calif. AG Blasts Tribal Biz's Challenge To Tobacco Taxes
• Beijing Tees Up New Duties After Trump's $200B Strike
• Gov't Must Do More To Protect Detained Kids, Lawmaker Says
• Sens. Want NLRB Member Off Case For Littler Mendelson Ties
• HFC Rule Must Suffer Same Fate As Precursor, DC Circ. Hears
• Aviation Watch: Why The F-35 Has Struggled To Take Flight
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 1
• EU Lays Out Sweeping Vision For WTO Reform
• Navigating NLRB: A New Era For Joint Employment?
• DC Circ. Delays Voiding Section Of 2008 Ozone Rule
• CIA Can't Shake Suit Seeking Twitter Usage Docs
• No Kickback Fines For Implant Refunds, HHS Watchdog Says
• Fla. Court Skeptical Of Fed Coercion In County's ICE Policy
• USPTO Seeks Help Building AI For Faster Prior Art Searches
• New Commissioner Could Help Clayton's SEC Agenda
• Calif. Starts Ball Rolling With Novel Internet Of Things Law
• Judge To Sheldon Silver: Your 'Day Of Reckoning' Is Nigh
• NYC Sets Aside $4.1M For Migrant Children's Legal Services
• EPA Poised To Replace Clean Power Plan, DC Circ. Hears
• Education Dept. Ruled Irrational In Nixing Debt Collection Deal
• How Lehman's Bankruptcy Put SIPC In The Spotlight
• Cities' Input Shut Out Of Infrastructure Order, FCC Told
• Secretary Says Current Air Force Too Small For Demands
• Proposed GILTI Regs' Anti-Abuse Rule Seen As Overly Broad
• Kavanaugh, Assault Accuser Asked To Testify Before Senate Panel
• Charter Pushes For Cable Rate-Control Relief In Mass., Hawaii
• Trump Hits China With Tariffs On Another $200B In Goods
• Mass. To Enforce 'Cookie Nexus,' Revenue Dept. Says
• Calif. #MeToo Bills May Help Harassment Suits Reach Juries
• Dems Raise Concerns About Reopening Immigration Cases
• IHS To Shift $25M Over Tribal Leaders' Objections
• EPA Erred In Nixing Hardrock Mining Rule, Enviros Say
• FCC's O'Rielly Talks Spectrum Auctions And Innovation
• FERC Pipeline Tax Policy Change Challenged At DC Circ.
• Rejected Harvard Applicants Fight Student Trial Testimony
• Trade Groups Seek Injunction On CFPB Payday Lending Rule
• Feds Defend Vetting Rules In Recruits' Naturalization Suit
• Pa. Pol Proposes Commission To Address Clergy Abuse
• Exelon Says 7th Circ. Ruling Dooms NY Nuke Subsidy Fight
• Update On Calif. Immigrant Worker Protection Act
• Calif.'s New Rules For Lawyers Move Closer To ABA Model
• Navigating NLRB: Attacking Instability With APA Rulemaking
• Surveying The Cannabis Patent Litigation Landscape
• USCIS Hit With FOIA Suit Over Citizenship Application Delays
• Kavanaugh Vote Still On Track After Accuser Steps Forward
• AG Hopeful James Breaks The Mold With Historic Primary Win
• Supreme Court Cases Enviro Lawyers Should Watch This Fall
• Experts Want Watergate Report Unsealed To Guide Mueller
• Trump Admin. Asks CIT To Nix Challenge To Steel Tariffs
• NY Bank Regulator Sues OCC Again Over Fintech Charter
• US Must Push For Flexible Int'l Spectrum Use, Experts Say
• DOD Can't Escape Challenge To HIV Policy
• 52 New Federal Judges Added In Bill OK'd By House Panel
• Telecom Groups Ask Justices Not To Hear Net Neutrality Suit
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Seattle Uber Union Law Fight
• Top Senate Dem Blasts NLRB Joint-Employer Proposal
• LA Secures Pause On Trump's 'Sanctuary' Rules For Grant
• As Family Detention Expands, Attys Look To Alternatives
• Trump Signs Bipartisan Bill Slashing Tariffs Through 2020
• New Philly Law Targets Sodium Labeling At Chain Eateries
• New Calif. Law Commits Ride-Hailing Cos. To Emissions Cuts
• House Bill Would Nix Remote Sales Tax Until Adoption Of Pact
• Census Citizenship Fight Likely Headed For NY Trial
• Labor Law Preempts Wis. Union Dues Provision, 7th Circ. Says
• New USCIS Policy Ramps Up Scrutiny For O Visa Petitions
• Lawmaker Takes Aim At Trump Admin. Over Insurance Rule
• Maine Says EPA Tribal Water Rulings Should Be Thrown Out
• Trump Admin. Sued For Extending ACA-Skirting Insurance
• AT&T, Time Warner Deal Boosts Viewer Options: HBO Chief
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Calif. Rail Hazmat Transport Fee
• Gov't Seeks Quick Win In FOIA Suit Over Border Wall Docs
• Texas High Court Passes On El Paso Historic Site Dispute
• FDA Focus: What Axinn's Practice Chair Is Watching
• EPA's Expert 'Purge' May Not Be Radical Idea, Judge Says
• Lehman Judge Looks Back On Historic Case 10 Years Later
• Post-Florence Insurance Considerations For The Carolinas
• Congressional Forecast: September
• Know The Limits To Atty Public Statements During A Trial
• Dockless Scooter Cos. Rewarded For Bad Behavior
• AG Speech To Immigration Judges Endangers Due Process
• NY Revives Fair Lending Risks For Indirect Auto Lenders
• Manafort Pleads Guilty And Will Cooperate With Mueller
• FCC's Infrastructure Orders Spur Dialogue, Stakeholders Say
• Letitia James Wins Democratic Race For NY Attorney General
• Puerto Rico Creditors Blast GDB Deal As It Clears Hurdle
• AT&T To Push Mobile, Social Uses Of Time Warner Shows
• PBGC Says It Will Help Multiemployer Plans Seeking Mergers
• Latinos Can't Force Change To Texas High Court Elections
• Maryland Launches Counterattack On Latest ACA Challenge
• Gold Miners Can't Crack Ore. Mining Regs At 9th Circ.
• Tribal Appeal Will Delay Bingo Machine Row, Texas Says
• European Court Says UK Surveillance Violated Privacy Laws
• 9th Circ. Says Ariz. Voting Laws Don't Violate Minority Rights
• House Panel Advances Bill To Bar Nationwide Injunctions
• Treasury Blacklists North Korean IT Cos. In China And Russia
• House Advances Bill To Extend USPTO Fee-Setting Authority
• Ill. Campaign Finance Law Within 1st Amendment: 7th Circ.
• Immigrants Separated From Children Reach Asylum Accord
• Trump Administration Wants Travel Ban Waiver Suit Tossed
• House Passes $147B VA, Energy Bill For 2019
• Boston Joins In Suing Purdue, Others Over Opioid Epidemic
• FTC Kicks Off Hearings On Evolving Technology, Markets
• DOI Asks 10th Circ. To Toss Methane Rule Appeal As Moot
• Centene Seeks To Avoid Class Action Over Provider Network
• Maritime Industry Challenges To Watch: Part 2
• Trump Must Fix 'Misleading' Terror Report, Ex-Officials Say
• 7th Circ. Urged To Toss Sour Wis. Butter Grading Law
• Medicare Insider Trading Culprits Get Short Sentences
• 7th Circ. Upholds Ill. Nuke Subsidy Program
• Proposed Offshore IP Tax Rules To Treat Affiliates As Group
• Senate GOP Cuts Off Attempts To Delay Kavanaugh Vote
• Feinstein Sent Undisclosed Letter On Kavanaugh To FBI
• Obama-Era Clean Water Rule Blocked In Texas, Miss. And La.
• DOL's Rules For H-2B Visa Program Upheld By Judge
• FTC's Public Hearings Will Be Valuable
• Commerce Clarifies Scope Of Duties On Chinese Plywood
• Trump Pick For 9th Circ. Advances To Senate
• Senate Bill Aims To Bolster Women's Retirement Security
• Taiwan Digital Tax Law Leaves Open Questions For Corps.
• In Calif., Questions Remain On Law Firm Conflict Waivers
• A Chat With Faegre Client Development Chief Melanie Green
• DOJ Is Getting Creative, And Aggressive, On Opioids
• NLRB Opts For Rulemaking To Craft Joint Employer Test
• Ex-Mayer Brown Railroad Lawyer Joins Steptoe In DC
• NY Judge Nixes Rest Of Legal Funder Suit After Booting CFPB
• 'Innovation Band' Rules Nearly Final At FCC, Officials Say
• Ed Dept. Stay Of Student Loan Rules Vacated As Arbitrary
• Trump Proposal Would Give Detention Centers A Loose Leash
• Beef Up Cybersecurity, Bipartisan Senators Urge State Dept.
• Feds Grappling With Web's Impact On Media Landscape
• State Legislators Push To Nix NAFTA Arbitration Provision
• Law Schools Struggle To Find Themselves In Post-Recession Market
• Hearings May Be Over, But Dems Still Hammering Kavanaugh
• Collins, Manchin Question Honesty Of Kavanaugh Testimony
• FCA Thunderbolt Lurks In UnitedHealth Overpayment Ruling
• Sprint-T-Mobile Deal Is Essential For 5G Rollout, CEO Says
• Bond Cos. Seek $5M From Feds For Flawed Immigrant Notices
• Russian Cybercriminal Pleads Guilty To Operating Botnet
• DOD Wants To Streamline 21 Privacy Rules Into 1
• #MeToo Needs The Law's Backing, Congress Told
• Calif. Faces Big Hurdles To Meet Lofty Carbon-Neutral Goal
• SD Establishes Remote Tax Collection Allowed By Wayfair
• Tech Firms Face 1 Hour EU Limit To Scrub Terrorist Content
• Miami Beach Min. Wage Hike Protected, Fla. Justices Hear
• Legal Group Backs Wash. Tribe In High Court Fuel Tax Row
• Social Media-Reliant ICOs, Crypto: SEC Has Its Eye On You
• Senate Confirms Rettig As IRS Commissioner
• Teacher Can't Fight Trump Birth Control Rules, Judge Says
• Boston DA Exits Post Early For Mintz Levin Gig
• Maritime Industry Challenges To Watch: Part 1
• Trump Files Sanctions Order To Fight Election Interference
• The Limitations Of NY's Anti-Sexual Harassment Law
• GOP Tax Cut Proposals Face Quickly Closing Time Window
• Mass. Amends Manufacturing Co. Classification For Fed. Code
• Intellectual Property Caught In US-China Trade Crossfire
• How DOD Plans To Change Commercial Item Contracting
• EU Greenlights Controversial Copyright Law Changes
• How A 'Lost Generation' Of Associates Bounced Back
• Fla. Gov. Will Seek Gov.-Elect's Opinion On 3 New Justices
• Veterans Group Slams Wilkie Over VA Benefit Bill Stance
• 9th Circ. Backs Calif.'s Trucking Independent Contractor Test
• CFPB Urges 5th Circ. To Reject Constitutional Challenge
• Hospitals Sue HHS For Slow-Walking 340B Penalties
• DC Seeks To Nix Suit Over Its Student Loan Servicer Regs
• Koch Bros. Group Says 9th Circ. Ruling 'Imperils' Free Speech
• ERISA Industry Group Wants Delay Of ACA 'Cadillac Tax'
• SEC Push To Expand Access To Private Offerings Invites Risk
• Immigration Attys Highlight Concerns With EB-5 Reforms
• Trust The (Exclusion) Process? Trade Attorneys Aren't Sure
• Gov't Decries Pick To Monitor Facilities For Immigrant Kids
• NLRB Asks 9th Circ. To Put Email-Use Case On Hold
• Zinke Wants States To Take Lead On Hunting, Fishing Rules
• China Seeks $7B In Annual Penalties For US In Dumping Fight
• Some In GOP Seek To Change SALT Cap, Lawmaker Says
• $250M State Farm Deal Could Spur More Campaign Cash Suits
• Lawmakers Agree To $146B VA, Energy Funding Bill For 2019
• Why Fla. Should Adopt Telehealth Legislation
• EPA Floats Rollback Of Methane Regs For Oil, Gas Cos.
• Report Highlights Challenges Of Partial Vehicle Automation
• European Parliament Supports Simpler VAT For Small Cos.
• AT&T, Tribes Split Over Auctioning Of 2.5G Spectrum
• Warning Lights Are Flashing On Trump's Tribal Agenda
• Immigration Bill Roundup: House OKs 'Crime Of Violence' List
• After Kavanaugh's Rough Week, Grassley Seeks Sept. 20 Vote
• Smaller Isn't Better For CFPB Advisory Board, Advocates Say
• Ex-NJ Prosecutor Who Nixed Contractor Status Gets Pension
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