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Public Policy - October, 2018

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• Trump To Hand Over Calendar In Harassment Defamation Suit
• Telecom Security Flaws Targeted With Bans, Compliance
• 19 States Urge DC Circ. To Block Military Transgender Ban
• Tribe Slams 'Broken' Enforcement Of ND Voter ID Law
• In Immunity Case, Justices Ask What Meaning Of Word 'Is' Is
• HHS Reverses Course, Will Start 340B Fines Soon
• Fed Proposes Relaxing Rules For Some Large US Banks
• Wash. Court Says Forest Board's Manual Not Enforceable
• EEOC Sexual Harassment Claims Higher Than Estimated
• SD Settles As Wayfair Suit Comes To Official End
• Dems Stake Out Their Turf With Bill Targeting Epic Systems
• DOL Seeks To Quash States' Association Health Plan Suit
• Sprint-T-Mobile Underwhelms With Coverage Claims: Analyst
• Feds Defend DACA Rollback, DHS Memo At 2nd Circ.
• Ransomware Hackers Target Group 'Involved' In US Elections
• Transco Pipeline Access Is Constitutional, 3rd Circ. Says
• Gov't Use Of 'Smart City' Data Is A Concern, O'Rielly Says
• Enviros, Utilities Cross Swords Over EPA's La. Haze Plan
• Texas Justices Told City's Taking Of Private Road Is Unlawful
• Harvard Expert Testifies Racial Bias Can't Be Ruled Out
• SEC Seeks To Simplify Variable Annuity Disclosures
• NY Daily Fantasy Sports In Jeopardy After Gambling Ruling
• Pot Grower Wins First Civil RICO Trial For Cannabis Industry
• Boston Says Opioid Suit Is Purely A State Law Matter
• New EU Patent Guidelines May Affect Companies' AI Strategy
• Fla. Gov. Rebuts High Court Ruling On 3 Justice Appointments
• DHS Denied Her DACA Bid As Retaliation, Activist Claims
• Calif. OKs Waymo To Test Truly Driverless Cars
• USCIS Expanding Online Resources Program To Detroit, LA
• NY Tax Minutes: October
• EU Export And Sanctions Compliance Draft: A Good Start
• TPP Rises From The Grave, Will Take Effect In December
• EU Might Not Get Digital Tax By Year End, Diplomat Says
• New BSA Order Brings Welcome Flexibility For Banks
• Assessing Innovations For Medical Device Development
• IRS Floats Rules To Match Treatment Of Foreign Repatriations
• Judicial #MeToo Hearing Wrestles With Reporting Misconduct
• Insurers Sweat Gov't U-Turn On Medicare Advantage Audits
• CFPB Payday Rule Plans On The Way, But Uncertainty Lingers
• Can Trump End Birthright Citizenship? Scholars Say No
• Judge Refuses To Stay Order Voiding Indian Child Welfare Act
• Real Estate Experts Grilled On Pot Smell In RICO Trial
• DOL Looks To Nix Challenge To Injury Reporting Freeze
• Diplomats And Pandas: 2nd Circ. Mulls Trump Emolument Suit
• Cable Fee Review Risks Local Stations, Senators Tell FCC
• NYC Councilman Will Introduce SALT Cap Workaround Bill
• Enviros' Challenge To EPA Effluent Rule Delay Tossed
• EPA Floats Rule To Bolster Air Protection For Wash. Tribe
• FERC Can't Carry Water For Trump Agenda: Commissioner
• Waxman Opposes Hatch Plan To Keep Generics Out Of PTAB
• Wyo. Trespass Laws Targeting Ag Researchers Struck Down
• Pa. Fracking Decision Gives Towns Long-Awaited Answers
• NLRB Extends Comment Deadline For Joint Employer Rule
• Harvard Expert Testifies 'No Evidence' Of Applicant Bias
• UK Outlines Competition Enforcer's Role Post-Brexit
• Test Driving 3 Senate Bills To Amend Plug-In EV Tax Credits
• Satellite, Mobile Industries Spar Over C-Band Sale Methods
• Gov't Asks High Court To Stay Trial On 2020 Census Question
• Chinese Regulators Vow Support To Ease Market Fears
• Feds Ask Justices To Nix Enviros' Border Wall Challenge
• Diligence Remains Key For Medicare Advantage Plans
• The UK's Plans For Aviation In Case Of A No-Deal Brexit
• Building The Regulatory Conversation On Cellular Agriculture
• Protecting Law Firm Talent At Both Ends
• More Concerns Raised About Compliance At Broward Health
• Daily Fantasy Sports Are Gambling, NY Judge Says
• Canadian Privacy Chief Offers Guidance On New Breach Rule
• High Court Delays Decision On Net Neutrality Cert
• BCBS Hid Air Ambulance Coverage, Patients Tell 8th Circ.
• Justices Won't Hear Chevron Test Over FWS Otter Program
• Proxy Firms Faulted On Advice In Squire Patton-Led Report
• ICE Tells 2nd Circ. Activist Can't Hide Behind 1st Amendment
• Skunk Smell Ruined Dream Home, Jury Told At Pot RICO Trial
• Watchdog Group Sues DHS Over Family Separation Records
• Adopt Model Statute For Partnership Audits, MTC Officer Says
• Auto Emissions Rollback Draws Unexpected Opposition
• Trump Accused Of Conning Thousands Into Bogus Deals
• EPA Floats Delay Of Obama-Era Landfill Methane Standards
• Commerce Restricts Exports To Chinese Semiconductor Co.
• Justices Won't Review NJ's Nonmonetary Bail Reform Fight
• 4th Circ. Backs SC Plutonium Removal Injunction
• Slave Descendants Say Tribal Chief Belongs In Bias Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Visa Fraud, Bond Hearing Cases
• California Tax Takes: Spotlight On Wayfair Response
• Election Will Decide If Senate Passes More Tax Cuts: Brady
• Harvard Students, Alumni Testify Race Matters In Admissions
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Pa. Gerrymandering Case
• Supreme Court Won't Review Ruling On Ill. Estate's Taxes
• Dutch Draft Law Would Close Hybrid Mismatch Tax Schemes
• 10th Circ. Nixes Review Of FCC Subsidy Clawback, For Now
• Refugees Seek Cert. In Ohio Driver's License Bias Suit
• UK Budget Increases Capital, Royalty, Plastic Taxes
• Wendy Olson Talks Twin Falls, Tribes, Private Practice
• Prospects For Tax Policy In A Divided Post-Election Congress
• New UK Law Lays The Groundwork For Driverless Cars
• How SUPPORT Will Affect Pharma Interactions With DEA
• Justices Seek SG's Input On Damages In Border Shooting
• How The FAA Reauthorization Law Supports Airport Leasing
• ​Compliance Remains A Key DOJ Priority
• CFIUS' Pilot Program: Takeaways For State-Owned Investors
• Litigation Options For Post-Cyberattack 'Active Defense'
• AT&T Takes Fight Over FCC's 5G Rule To DC Circ.
• Calif. Prop 65 Proposals Are Bad Policy
• Cities On Edge As High Court Weighs Kids' Climate Suit
• Yellen No Pro On Harvard Admissions Data, Expert Testifies
• Pa. Appeals Court Upholds Town's Fracking Law
• Calif. Will Stay Net Neutrality Law Pending DC Circ. Ruling
• RFRA Beats Natural Gas Act, Catholic Order Tells High Court
• Feds Can't Pause Trial Over Citizenship Question In Census
• Time Ran Out On Diversity Visa Suit, Feds Tell DC Circ.
• Coal Co. Trying To Shirk Paying Benefits, Retiree Trustees Say
• Too Late To Stop Bargain Bin Health Plans, Judge Says
• Conn. Beats Suit Over Clean Energy, Efficiency Fund Sweep
• Driver Challenges Fla. PIP Statute In Class Action
• Seattle Hotel Benefits Law Preempted By ERISA, Judge Told
• 9th Circ. Won't Hold Ruling On ICWA Suit During Appeal
• EU Farmers Benefit From Price-Fixing Enforcement: Report
• 6 Suits Over FCC's 5G Order Move Toward MDL Lottery
• EU To Probe Ryanair-Frankfurt Airport Deal Over State Aid
• Minn. Grid Ruling Flubbed Commerce Clause Analysis: DOJ
• Trump Tariffs Hurting US Farmers And Retailers, Groups Say
• Oregon Gov. Bars Offshore Drilling In A Rebuke To Trump
• White House Asks DOD To Drop 2020 Budget By $33B
• DOJ Wins Tweak Of Bar On Sanctuary City Policy In Calif.
• Rescinding 'Kid Vid' Rule Would Spell Disaster, FCC Told
• Trump Must Give Details, But Not Names, In Defamation Suit
• ND Election Highlights Obstacles For Rural Native Voters
• Retailers, Lenders Push FCC To Narrow Autodialer Definition
• Judging A Book: Brown Reviews 'Dangerous Leaders'
• Why The US-Flag Cargo Preference System Is Broken
• DOI Rolls Back Some Offshore Drilling Safety Regs
• Potential Shift On OSHA Multi-Employer Policy At 5th Circ.
• Tax Court Should Adopt A Limited Scope Representation Rule
• Probabilities Vs. Consequences: Drone Liability Planning
• Cannabis Grower RICO Trial Puts Industry On High Alert
• Measure I Won't Save Pasadena From CalPERS Debt
• What Canada's Pot Legalization Means For US Financial Cos.
• 5 Takeaways As Trump Eyes Cut To Medicare Drug Payments
• Fla. High Court OKs Victims' Rights, Judges Ballot Proposal
• 3 Things To Watch After Feds Split On Trans Worker Rights
• ACLU Fights New Asylum Rule For Domestic Abuse Victims
• SEC Looks Set To Bring New Wave Of Cyber-Fraud Cases
• USPTO Can't Pause Patent Fee Row To Mull High Court Bid
• EPA Seeks To Stall States' Fight Over Landfill Emissions
• FCC Again Denies Foes Of CBS-Entercom Merger
• Muni Broadband, Kid Vid Rules Chill Free Speech: O'Rielly
• Trade Chiefs Declare WTO 'Not Sustainable' In Bid For Reform
• Ga. Can't Nix Absentee Ballots For Signature Mismatch
• Harvard Data Reveals Asian 'Penalty,' Expert Testifies
• Mich., Ford Deal As Toxic As Industrial Dumping, Judge Told
• FCC Defends Tribal Lifeline Clamp-Down At DC Circ.
• Salvadoran Sues ICE Over Separation From 4-Year-Old Son
• Dairy Producers Ask White House For More Tariff Relief
• State Bank Supervisors Sue To Block OCC Fintech Charters
• VA Should Improve Small Biz Preference Program, GAO Says
• Former Ways And Means Tax Counsel Joins Miller & Chevalier
• US Blasts EU Digital Tax, Urges Cooperation
• FCC Secures Go-Ahead For New Economics Office
• Slave Descendants Say DOI Can't Dodge Discrimination Suit
• Feds Weren't Ready For 'Zero Tolerance' Policy, GAO Finds
• Law Firms Support Trans Community Following HHS Memo
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 3, 4 And 5
• Youths Lack Standing In Climate Suit, Feds Tell Justices
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rehear Railroads' Amtrak Metrics Row
• Senator Refers Kavanaugh Accuser, Avenatti For Investigation
• A First Look At The Sweeping New Opioid Law
• Trump Sets Up National Framework For Spectrum Sharing
• Aviation Watch: The Pitfalls Of Airport Privatization
• Trump Campaign's Sway Over Charity Draws Judge's Scrutiny
• Larger Issues Possibly At Stake In High Court Medicare Case
• Unpacking New Guidance On Tax-Free Monetized Spinoffs
• Calif.'s Updated Slack-Fill Law: What Cos. Should Know
• A Closer Look At SEC's Whistleblower Proposals
• Breaking The Rules: 3 Ways To 'Lead' A Direct Examination
• 4 Years Of WIFIA: What Works, What Doesn't And P3 Potential
• Trump Signs Vast Opioid Legislation Into Law
• Sanctuary City Order Can't Stop Seattle From Getting Funds
• Judge Queries Bias Data As Ex-Harvard Researcher Testifies
• What To Know About Building In Tax 'Opportunity Zones'
• Wash. Official Ducks Coal Permit Suit On Immunity Grounds
• Federal Anti-Bias Law Doesn't Protect Trans Workers: DOJ
• Investors Urge Exchanges To Phase Out Dual-Class Voting
• Acting EPA Boss Touts Deregulatory Push At Gas Conference
• Offshore Oil And Gas Drilling In Alaska Gets OK From DOI
• Ga. Judge Pauses Electronic Voting Suit For Appeal
• New 'ABC' Test Limited To Wage Orders, Calif. Court Says
• Ex-NY Legislator Gets 6 Months For Frauds, Obstruction
• NTCA Says Smart Cities Must Partner With Cable Operators
• Chatterjee Replaces Ailing McIntyre As FERC Chairman
• Immigrant Class May Proceed With Mandatory Detention Suit
• ACLU Presses Gov't On Amazon Face-Recognition Plans
• FCC To Tackle Satellite Approvals, Space Debris Rules In Nov.
• SBA Taps Okla. Tribe Member To Lead Native American Office
• IRS Fires Back At Cisco In Altera Cost-Sharing Suit In 9th Circ.
• Bank Misinterpreted Overdraft Fee Rules, 1st Circ. Told
• Newark Mayor's Ex-Treasurer Gets 30 Months For $220K Theft
• Enviros Ask High Court Not To Take Up CWA Authority Fight
• Watchdogs Aim To Revive Suit Over Trump Record-Keeping
• A Closer Look At CMS' Drug Price Disclosure Proposal
• 9th Circ. Nominee Pushes Back On Tribal Record Criticisms
• NY Wheel Developer Reconsiders After Funding Shortfall
• Preparing For The New NFA Cryptocurrency Requirements
• From Russia With New Evidentiary Rules
• How Florida's Proposed Amendments Would Affect Taxpayers
• Decoding DHS' Nonimmigrant Worker 60-Day Grace Period
• Ex-NY Senate Leader Gets 4 Years For 2nd Graft Conviction
• New Sexual Harassment Laws Calif. Employers Should Know
• FDIC Chief Wants To Put The 'Bank' Back In Banking
• 9th Circ. Revives Children's Nestle 'Slave Labor' Suit
• Trump's WTO Squeeze Still Sapping Appeals Process
• 7th Circ. Backs Chicago College In Medical Leave Suit
• DOD Watchdog Urged To Review $10B JEDI Cloud Deal
• UPS Ground Freight Gets Support At DC Circ. In NLRB Row
• Ex-Balch & Bingham Atty Gets 5 Years In Ala. Bribery Case
• Enviros Ask 6th Circ. To Rethink Decision On CWA's Reach
• Don't Toss Suit Over Miami-Dade ICE Detentions, Court Urged
• DC Circ. Tosses Hawaii Co.'s Cable Suit Against FCC
• Green Groups Ask High Court To Sink CWA Groundwater Suit
• Brady Pledges To Work With Trump On New 10% Tax Cut
• Race-Blind Harvard Class Is Lower Rated, Deans Testify
• Basic Cable Rate Regs In Mass., Hawaii To Get FCC Review
• DOL Rule Encourages Workers To Buy Own Health Insurance
• FCC Floats $63M Fine Over Alleged Lifeline Bilking
• Puerto Rican Board Fights Creditors' Collateral Bid At 1st Circ.
• Colleges Fight New Visa Policy For Foreign Students
• Justices Postpone Census Citizenship Question Deposition
• Enviro Group Blasts Trump's Pick For FWS Director
• NJ Contractor Gets 21-Month Sentence For 2 Fraud Schemes
• FCC Inks 3.5 GHz Band Rules With Larger Licensing Areas
• Proposed Tribal Culture Bill Aims To Stop Artifact Trafficking
• Class Arbitration Questions Are For Courts, 7th Circ. Says
• Trade, Taxes And Uncertainty Drove Q3 Lobbying Revenue
• How USMCA Limits Protections For US Investors In Mexico
• Utes Say Group Of Members Don't Belong In Monument Suit
• A Look At Anti-Money Laundering Regulatory Trends
• How Employers Can Address Secret Workplace Recordings
• Dish Network Joins FCC's Defense Of Spectrum Auction Rules
• Puerto Rico Lawmakers Seek Fed Power Limits At 1st Circ.
• US, Philippines Chip Away At Bilateral Trade Irritants
• FCC's 5G Regs Deepen Old Divide For Some States, Cities
• DOL Proposes Easing Retirement Plan Regulations
• Trump Invites ACA Suits By Giving States New Leeway
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Immigrant Driving Privileges Suit
• NLRB Email Use Ruling 'Impossible' For Biz, Caesars Says
• 10 Clarifications To The $100B Opportunity Zone Program
• Okla. Tells Justices Congress 'Destroyed' Tribal Authority
• Canada Prepares WTO Summit To Address US Criticisms
• Fisheries Monitoring Rule Too Lax, DC Circ. Hears
• US Can't Shake Porpoise-Related Mexican Seafood Ban
• Germany Urges Saudi Arms Sale Halt After Journalist Death
• No Bias In United Worker's Firing After DWI, 10th Circ. Says
• Harvard Can Be Diverse Without Using Race, Expert Testifies
• Native, Animal Groups Launch Privacy-Based Climate Suit
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Review EPA Inaction On Smog
• Sprint-T-Mobile Deal Could Kill Plans, Charter Tells FCC
• Calif. Tax Agency Moving Forward With Post-Wayfair Plan
• Chicago Short-Rental Regs Unconstitutional, 7th Circ. Hears
• Beto For Texas Campaign Sued Over Election Robotexts
• Green Groups Challenge EPA Coal Ash Rule Relaxation
• UK Watchdog Plans Education Program To Stop Cartel Activity
• Army Recruits Seek To Toss Feds' Win Bid In Citizenship Row
• Oil Cos. Push To Exempt Crude From Higher Repatriation Rate
• EU Approves France's €200M Self-Made Electricity Plan
• Ex-NJ AG Tapped By Gov. For Staff Sex Assault Investigations
• Ligado's Plans May Interfere With Other Satellites, FCC Told
• WTO Members Probe China's Scrap Material Import Ban
• Emerging Trends In State And Local Equal Pay Efforts
• DOJ Challenge To Calif. Sanctuary Laws Stayed For Appeal
• Kids Urge Supreme Court To Let Climate Suit Proceed
• USCIS 'Public Charge' Reg Would Add More Sand In Gears
• Navigating Geopolitics In US-China Investments
• ​Takeaways From Senate Antitrust Enforcement Hearing
• Trade Wars
• Chief Justice Pauses Kids' Climate Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Billions In Saudi Arms Sales At Stake Amid Lawmaker Furor
• Md. Asks Justices To Revive Generic-Drug Price-Gouging Law
• Drug Law Change Not Retroactive For Immigrant: 5th Circ.
• BigLaw Firms Quiet About Lobbying Ties To Saudi Arabia
• Opportunity Zone Regs Could Still Leave Openings For Abuse
• 3 States Say Controversial Water Rule Infringes Their Rights
• Sessions To Eye 'Duress' Defense For Persecutor Asylum Bids
• Trump Looks To Ease Burdens On Western Water Projects
• FDA Scraps Demands On Clinical Trial Falsity Reports
• Vinson & Elkins Adds Former DOJ Enviro Pro
• Feds Charge Troll Farm Accountant With Midterm Meddling
• High Court Urged Not To Review 9th Circ. Preemption Ruling
• EPA Withdraws Obama-Era Uranium Mining Safety Rule
• Texas Foster Care Would Imperil Indian Children, Tribes Say
• VAT Refund Delays In Africa Cause Rancor Among Companies
• Pa. State Senator Pushes Bill To Limit Plastic Straw Use
• FWS Not Posting Elephant, Lion Trophy Records Online: Suit
• GCs Should Take Hack Issues To The Feds, DHS Official Says
• Gov't Asks 9th Circ. To Revive New Birth Control Rules
• NAB Challenges FCC On Nominet As TV White Space Manager
• FERC Redo Of Grid Rate Reviews May Pull Plug On Disputes
• DOJ Trying to Reboot Sanctuary City Fight, Calif. Says
• Manafort, Ailing In Jail, Faces February Sentencing Date
• SEC Launches 'FinHub' Office To Guide Startups On Fintech
• EU Approves €306M In State Aid For Greek Highway
• Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Racks Up More Small-Biz Support
• Trade Wars: Restricting Foreign Access To US Technology
• Need Litigation Finance? Don't Skip These 5 Steps
• Oklahoma's Insurance Business Transfer Act: Objections Overruled?
• 'Innovation Band' License Shift Lends Edge To Bigger Players
• ​Are You Ready For Your Congressional Investigation?
• Asbestos Trusts Facing Heat As DOJ Ramps Up Oversight
• Pros And Cons Of California's New Corporate Blockchain Law
• IRS Floats Rules On Deferring Gains From Opportunity Zones
• A Closer Look At EPA Inspector General's New Strategic Plan
• Ex-Trump Aide Adds Podcast Host To $100M Gizmodo Suit
• EBSA Regulatory Agenda Tackles Fiduciary Rule, Birth Control
• Trump Had FBI Drop HQ Move To Protect His Hotel, Dems Say
• Proposed Volcker Rule Definition Change A No-Go, Banks Say
• White Collar Atty Named Interim White House Counsel
• Teva Sues FDA Over New Stance On Generic-Drug Exclusivity
• Feds Issue Summons To Immigration Atty Over Leaked Doc
• Zinke Touts New Moves On Offshore Wind Development
• NY DAs Sue Cuomo Over Prosecutorial Misconduct Law
• FCC Told It Must Shield Airwaves From Global Encroachment
• Harvard Officials Testify They Don't Use Racial Quotas
• OIRA Review Unlikely To Substantially Alter Treasury Rules
• Fintech Cops Urged To Play Nice, But Sandbox Is A Hard Sell
• Wash. Tells Justices Tribal Right Isn't Violated By Fuel Tax
• Senate Bill Would Give Tax Break To Middle-Income Earners
• NY High Court Defers To DOL On Apprentice Wages
• Net Neutrality Rules Were Poor Economics, DC Circ. Told
• Ark. Supreme Court Scraps Tort Reform Ballot Measure
• CWA Wants In On Calif. Review Of Sprint-T-Mobile Merger
• Enviros' Challenge To Wis. Highway Project Tossed
• Satellite Cos. Push Congress To Renew Network Carriage Law
• Trade Groups Sue Vt. Over State Net Neutrality Regs
• $2.6M Atty Fee Cut Upheld In Tribal Land Buyback Suit
• Tribes Scoff At States' Urgency In Child Welfare Case
• FCC Gets Input On Autodialer Definition After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Trump Threatens To Send Troops To 'Close' US-Mexico Border
• Can We Have President Trump Arrested? NY Judges Wonder
• Canadian Securities Watchdog Reveals Market Protection Plan
• Tariff Exemption Process Prompts Suit From Watchdog Group
• FAA OKs Drone Operation With Radar Beyond Line Of Sight
• Enviros Sue Trump Admin. Over Border Wall Exemptions
• Model Statute For Partnership Audits Almost Set, Panelist Says
• Calif. Urges Justices To OK Depositions On Census Question
• Updated Rules For NYC's 421-a Tax Exemption Beneficiaries
• Trade Wars: Top 10 Trump Trends
• A State Of Flux For Derivative Actions In Florida
• How New Calif. Law Will Impact Device Cybersecurity
• US Presses High Court Again To End Kids' Climate Suit
• EPA's New Approach To Interstate Air Pollution Under CAA
• No Bots About It: California's Crackdown On Chatbots
• Don McGahn Steps Down As White House Counsel
• Master Account Suit Of 'Narrow Bank' Isn't Ripe: NY Fed​​​​​​​
• Inside NonBelief Relief's Challenge To A Tax Filing Exemption
• Pa. Justices Let Philly Area Taxi Drivers Dodge City Rules
• Calif. Court Sides With State In Coastal Land Planning Row
• Enviros Sue FWS To Protect 550,000 Acres Of Bird's Habitat
• A High Court Milestone Stirs Hope Of Gender Parity
• Trump Admin. Pushes 9th Circ. To Decide On DACA Rollback
• Vet-Owned Biz Is Always VA Contract Priority, Fed. Circ. Says
• Two Years In, Trump Makes Play For New Trade Deals
• Conn., Tribe Ask To Bring New Claims In DOI Casino Row
• Treasury Declines To Name China A Currency Manipulator
• Broadcasters Push Next-Gen TV As FCC Eyes Transition
• Transmission Co. Urges 8th Circ. To Undo Minn. Grid Law
• DOL's Joint Employer Plan Highlights New Regulatory Agenda
• We Don't 'Rubber Stamp' Gov't On Immigration, 11th Circ. Says
• Senate Bill Would Give Temporary Tax Relief To Tesla
• FCC Deregulation Hobbling Hurricane Recovery, Group Says
• Pa. Exceeded Legal Authority With Fracking Rules, Panel Told
• Top House Armed Services Dem Rips Trump Coal Export Plan
• FSOC Pulls SIFI Tag From Prudential, Last Nonbank To Have It
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Cautions Against Punishing Big Data
• Gov't Ready For Manafort Sentencing On Some Counts
• 9th Circ. Asked To Hold ICWA Ruling For High Court Appeal
• Zoning Changes Doom NYC Nursing Home Permit, Court Says
• Lieff Cabraser, Others Want $90M In State Farm Judge Case
• EPA's Science Review, Truck Emissions Rules On Back Burner
• Arpaio Hits NYT With $147.5M Defamation Suit Over Column
• Chief Justice Defends Court's Integrity After Kavanaugh Row
• 6th Circ. Creates Deep Divide Over Reach Of CWA
• How The Affordable Clean Energy Rule Impacts Oil And Gas
• To What Extent Can CMS Informally Issue Interpretive Rules?
• Trade Wars: Tariffs Threaten To Outweigh Tax Reform Gains
• Energy Exec Who Hired Percoco's Wife Gets 14 Months
• DC Investigations Lawyer To Be New White House Counsel
• FCC Commissioners Support Plan To Reopen 5.9 GHz Rules
• San Jacinto River Authority Claims Immunity In Takings Row
• States Say Indian Child Welfare Act Must Be Blocked
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Indian Child Welfare Act Ruling
• DOD Urged To Boost Oversight Of Afghan Defense Equipment
• Winning 5G Race Is 'Worthless Exercise,' Clyburn Says
• Sens. Urge FTC To Take Harder Line On 'Made In USA' Labels
• Trump's Rulemaking Agenda Aims To Cut $18B In Costs
• OECD Tax Chief Hopes For Deal On Digital Tax In Few Months
• W.Va. Urges High Court To Affirm Retirement Tax Finding
• 99% Of Net Neutrality Comments Opposed Repeal
• Trump Accused By Writers' Group Of Free Speech Violations
• NJ Hospital, Jersey City Reach $4.9M Deal Over Property Tax
• A Holistic Approach To Client Retention
• Race-Blind Admissions Harm Students, Harvard Dean Testifies
• Bill Would Let Employers Pay Down Student Debt Tax-Free
• Can Blockchain Deliver Secure IT Solutions For Health Care?
• Trade Wars: When Trade And National Security Converge
• BuzzFeed Sues For Info On Kushner, 'Liberty' Task Force
• CIT Orders Gov't To Issue Final Rule On Duty Drawbacks
• Enviro Says Gov't Border Wall Docs Not Exempt From FOIA
• The Path To Becoming A Supreme Court Advocate
• Tribes Slam FCC Small-Cell Rule At DC Circ.
• Ex-Trump Aide Says Gizmodo 'Ruined His Life' In $100M Suit
• A Chat With Allens Pricing Chief Pier D'Angelo
• EPA Missing Deadlines On SO2 Enforcement, Enviros Say
• Dutch To Keep Dividend Tax, Cut Corporate Rates
• Studying The Reactions To SEC's Whistleblower Proposals
• Sessions Grabs Another BIA Case On Bond Hearings
• Energy Policy Goes To The Polls In Western US States
• Gender Disparity At The High Court: How Top Law Firms Measure Up
• Treasury Must Hand Over 60 More Docs In Auto Pension Suit
• Judge Nixes 'Selective Prosecution' Claim Against Mueller
• Cos. Hope For Easy Way Out Of Employee Stock Option Rules
• Congress Sends Hezbollah Sanctions Bill To Trump's Desk
• Senate Dems Cry Foul Over Hearings For 4th, 9th Circ. Picks
• 2nd Circ. Denies Indian Citizen's Political Asylum Claim
• Veterans' Broadband Access Needs Gov't Boost, FCC Told
• Calif. Law Allows Remote Sellers Tax Collection, Agency Says
• Fox Sports Networks Can't Go To Big-4 Affiliates, DOJ Hears
• Don't Nix Challenge To Stalled Travel Waivers, Court Told
• Top Senate Aide Pleads Guilty To Lying About Press Contacts
• NYSE Again Seeks To Ease Rules On Blank Check Cos.
• Indiana Asks Justices To Revive Pence-Backed Abortion Law
• Supreme Court Passes On Calif. Water Rights Fee Battle
• Chopra Wary Of Digital Markets' Data Tracking, In-House Rules
• Mich. Group Seeks Quick Win On BIA Tribal Recognition Regs
• DHS Says It Already Answered FOIA Request For ICE Docs
• Wikipedia Warns That TVEyes Ruling Would 'Stifle' Critics
• Commerce Finalizes Steel Pipe Duties For Taiwanese Co.
• Landmark Harvard Admissions Trial Begins In Boston
• Sens. OK Privacy Board Picks Ahead Of EU Data Deal Review
• 4 Key Takeaways As HHS Demands Drug Prices In TV Ads
• US Can't Avoid Trial In Kids' Climate Change Suit
• Trade Wars: Anti-Dumping And Countervailing Duty Trends
• Fla. Gov. Can't Name 3 Justices To High Court On Final Day
• Industry Takeaways From The Defense Industrial Base Report
• Only Congress Can Stop Courts' Patent-Eligibility Nonsense
• 10 Key Points From New USCIS 'Notice To Appear' Policy
• What Financial Cos. Can Expect If Democrats Win House
• Blockchain Cos. Should Welcome Regulation — Here's Why
• State Tax Codes Can Help Mitigate Poverty
• CFIUS Pilot Program: Immediate Investment Implications
• Oil & Gas Development Goes On Trial With Colo. Voters
• Supreme Court Women: A Vet & 1st-Timer Talk Gender Disparity
• Will The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar Be Female?
• 91% Of Judges Fear For Courts' Independence, Survey Shows
• Web's Sophistication Doesn't Fit Title II Box, FCC Argues
• DOJ Criminal Head Inks Monitor Memo, Axes Compliance Role
• Susan Estrich Bolts Quinn Emanuel For Boies Schiller
• Ex-NY Senate Boss Asks For Light Sentence After Conviction
• CFPB On Right Track With 'Sandbox,' Trade Groups Say
• Senate Confirms A Slate Of DOD Nominees
• FCC Considers Cap On 'In-Kind' Cable Fees Axed By 6th Circ.
• Sanctuary Policies Vital To People Of Philly, 3rd Circ. Told
• Can The DOJ Speed Merger Reviews? It's Tried Before
• Telehealth Pilot Needn't Fund New Infrastructure, FCC Told
• DOD Tossed 500 Recruits In Expedited Citizenship Program
• NJ Files Suit Over Unfilled FOIA Request For Drilling Docs
• 7th Circ. Ends Ill. Property Owners' Tax Bout With County
• Alaska Hunter Says Feds Can't Justify Hovercraft Ban
• DOJ Still Targeting Sanctuary Cities On Safety Grant: Suit
• US Appeals To 9th Circ. To Stay Kids' Climate Change Suit
• Senate Passes Bill Extending USPTO Fee-Setting Power
• Percoco Seeks To Remain Bailed During 2nd Circ. Appeal
• T-Mobile, AT&T Spar Over Vouchers In FCC Spectrum Auction
• McDonald's Slams Ex-Bush Atty's Call For NLRB Recusals
• Biz, Defense Groups Back Exxon Fight Against Climate Probe
• $3.5M Verdict In NJ Corrections Agency Bias Row Upended
• ND Lawmakers Propose Framework For Tribal Tax Cooperation
• A Call For Relativity In Patent Remedies
• Preap High Court Argument Focused On Immediacy Of 'When'
• Sweeping Business Tax Changes Continue In New Jersey
• Treasury Warns US Banks Of Iranian Plots To Evade Sanctions
• USCIS Overstepping Authority With H-1B Regs, IT Group Says
• The ABA Was Dead Wrong About Model Rule 8.4(g)
• Why Tofurky Has A Beef With Missouri's Meat Labeling Law
• New Polsinelli Group Eyes Opportunity Zone Deal Work
• USPTO's Shift On AIA Claim Construction Is A Mistake
• Setting The Odds On Massachusetts Gambling Legislation
• Experts Highlight Real Estate's Key Role In Fla. Pot Market
• Appointing Special Counsel In Arpaio Appeal Splits 9th Circ.
• Lawmakers Chide Google For Not Admitting Data Leak
• Crypto Is 'Father Of All Scams,' Economist Tells Senate
• Pass-Through Rules A Buzzkill For Entertainment Biz Owners
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