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Public Policy - November, 2018

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• Texas AG Hits San Antonio With Anti-Sanctuary Cities Lawsuit
• State Lawmakers Face Familiar Challenges In 2019
• Treasury Limited In Offering Foreign Tax Credit Relief
• Ill. Supreme Court Rules Pension Changes Unconstitutional
• Trump Can't Tie Police Money To Migrant Policy, Judge Says
• Class Action Rule Changes Target 'Professional Objectors'
• New Lab Payments Inflated By $11B, Watchdog Warns
• SC Inmates Indicted For Military 'Catfishing' Scheme
• Fla. Atty's Suit Over Gov.'s Financial Disclosures Blocked
• Navajos Say They Deserve Place In Appeal Of ICWA Ruling
• 2nd Circ. Sends Salvadoran Mother, Son's Case Back To BIA
• New DOL Directive Aims To Settle Claims And Shorten Audits
• Fla. Senate Dems Begin Push To Reform Judicial Nominations
• Trio Of Senators Unveil Bill To Stop Robocalls
• Calif. AG Stands Behind Migratory Bird Law Despite DOI Row
• USCIS Aims To Amend H-1B Visa Lottery Registration Process
• Up Next At High Court: AIA, Double Jeopardy
• Deal Near On Int'l Digital Taxes, OECD Tells G-20
• Tort Reform Bills Face Higher Bar After Ky. High Court Ruling
• Gov't Looks To Pinpoint Future Spectrum Needs
• Bounds Rebound? Controversial 9th Circ. Pick May Return
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Aside, Prison Likely For GWB Duo
• SEC May Consider Revamping Quarterly Reports
• 5G Infrastructure Bill Sent To Mich. Governor
• How Palestine's US Embassy Case Could Affect Int'l Law
• Manafort Sentencing Tentatively Set For March 5
• Congressional Forecast: December
• NY Tax Minutes: November
• A Closer Look At Calif. Privacy Law's Private Right Of Action
• NLRB Contract-Bar Rule Continues To Confuse
• The Future Of Paid Leave In Texas And Beyond
• Leaders Ink NAFTA Rewrite, Teeing Up Legislative Climb
• DOJ Softens Yates' Demand That Cos. Serve Up Individuals
• 'Chaos' Feared If Global Digital Tax Deal Fails, Panel Says
• Trump Family May Face Fallout From Latest Cohen Plea
• Manafort Burned Bridges By Two-Timing Mueller Plea Deal
• Tax Overhaul Unfair To Service Companies: Ex-House Staffer
• Homeowner Sues Miami Beach Over Short-Term Rental Ban
• Rising Funeral Costs Warrant Probe, UK Watchdog Says
• Voluntary Disclosures Get More Costly Under New IRS Rules
• PBGC Nominee Clears Second Senate Committee
• G-20 Summit Unlikely To Halt Trump's China Crusade
• Airwave Gap Manager Still Making Dangerous Errors: NAB
• ICO Mania Cools Amid Regulatory Crackdown, Crypto Plunge
• Cos. Can Lower Fraud Fines Without Naming All Players: DOJ
• New USCIS Memo Clarifies L-1 Executive Visa Requirements
• Wash. Workers Lose Bid To Claw Back Union Fees
• Judge Won't Toss College Application Antitrust Suit
• Puerto Rico Bankruptcy Fee Examiner Seeks More Scrutiny
• Guess Facing $42.4M EU Fine Amid Cross-Border Crackdown
• Aussie Antitrust Head Defends Consumer Welfare Standard
• States Fire Back At Gov't In Association Health Plan Row
• 4 Senators Urge Remote Tax Moratorium, Retroactivity Ban
• Tangible Property Sales Taxes Don't Apply To Intangibles
• Pols To Miss Deadline To Solve Multiemployer Pension Crisis
• NJ AG Limits State Officers' Cooperation With ICE
• 2nd GOP Senator's 'No' Vote Likely Sinks Trump Court Pick
• Calif. AG Seeks $1.5M Withheld Over Sanctuary City Policies
• Tribes See Progress On Crime, Okla. Land, Distillery Bills
• Will High Court Resurrect The Nondelegation Doctrine?
• 112 Legal Groups Criticize DHS' Use Of Migrant Children's Info
• 'White Space' Revamp For Broadband Too Slow, Sens. Say
• NYC Bar Association Backs Independent Immigration Courts
• New CMS Rules Reinforce Trend Away From Traditional Care
• Lame Ducks Could Fix TCJA's Bonus Depreciation Problem
• Mass. Hospital Megamerger Wins Approval After AG Deal
• Climate Change Lawsuits Face Crucial Hurdles
• Michael Cohen Admits To Lying About Contacts With Russia
• Baltimore Says Trump Targeted Immigrants On Benefits
• Biz Group Sues Calif., Calling Workplace Law 'Extortion' Tool
• Miami Court Ruling Could Upend Red-Light Camera Programs
• Fla. Appeals Court Allows Newspaper Access To Warrants
• Feds Say Tough FCPA Actions Continue Despite Declinations
• House To Vote On Year-End Tax Deal
• Challenge To Ending Of El Salvador Protected Status Survives
• Judge To Weigh Bid To Boot DraftKings, FanDuel From NY
• IRS Rules Threaten Broad Reach For Interest Deduction Cap
• USTR Hints At New Tariffs On Chinese Cars Ahead Of G20
• Pelosi Wins Dems' Speaker Nod, Sets Up Battle With Trump
• Trump Judicial Pick From Kutak Rock Defends Abortion Views
• Senate Committee Freezes Confirmation Vote On ICE Nominee
• Grassley Nixes Vote On Court Picks After Flake's Opposition
• FDIC Eyeing Changes To Bank Unit Resolution Planning Rule
• HHS Watchdog Says Migrant Child Facility Isn't Vetting Staff
• Under Siege, Indian Child Welfare Act Gets Lawmakers' Praise
• DC Courts Unveil New Anti-Harassment Measures
• Texas Court Tosses Family Detention Center Rule Challenge
• Puerto Rico OKs New Policyholder Protections Post-Maria
• Singapore, China Regulators Forge Stronger Financial Links
• Chicago Pol Forgoes Plea Deal In Bribery Case, Opts For Trial
• Proposed Foreign Tax Credit Rules Exclude GILTI Relief
• O'Rielly Lauds W.Va. Gov.'s Plan To End 911 Fee Diversion
• Pence Breaks Senate Tie To Advance Controversial Court Pick
• High Court's Frog Decision May Limit ESA Determinations
• Late Notice Shouldn't Doom Fatal Crash Suit, NJ Justices Told
• Acting EPA Head Slams Climate Change Report
• Eli Lilly Wins Stay In Eagle Antitrust Suit Amid Patent Fight
• HHS OIG Opinion Raises Questions On Free Drug Offers
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 12 And 13
• The Future Of Intellectual Property Imports In China
• EU Set To Harmonize Safeguard Duty Rules In Trade Deals
• Ireland Unswayed By Tweaks To EU's Proposed Digital Tax
• The Future Of LGBT Protections: Will High Court Weigh In?
• WTO Says Global Trade Will Slow In Months To Come
• High Court Decision On Review Expands Landowners' Options
• House Lawmakers Propose Bipartisan Carbon Tax Bill
• 11 Names Sent To Fla. Gov.-Elect For 3 High Court Seats
• ICE Faces $60M Suit Over Detained Child's Death
• Sen. Dems Grill FTC On Fraud Case Subpoena Of Acting AG
• High Court Hints At Skepticism Of ESA Reach In Frog Ruling
• Justices Weigh Boundaries Of Oklahoma Reservation
• House May Vote On Year-End Tax Bill This Week, Brady Says
• Untimely Nature Nixes Vet's Suit Over Wheelchair Rule Delay
• Gov't Asks Justices To Halt Census Citizenship Question Suit
• 5th Circ. OKs DOL's Multi-Employer Worksite Citation Rule
• Long-Discussed Retirement Provisions Make It Into Tax Bill
• Climate Report Likely To Haunt Administration In Court
• Congress Sends Coast Guard Reauthorization To Trump
• Pa. Rails Against Rules To Weaken ACA Birth Control Mandate
• Facebook Takes Heat At Unprecedented European Hearing
• Salvadoran Mother Ordered Reunited With 4-Year-Old Son
• GAO Will Probe Alleged 'Shadow Rule' Of VA: Sen. Warren
• GSA Announces Massive Overhaul For Schedule Contracts
• Retired Navy Rear Adm. Censured Over 'Fat Leonard' Scandal
• Senate GOP Leader Tamps Down Mueller Bill Hopes
• Armstrong Whistleblower Blasts Whitaker's AG Appointment
• EU Greenlights France's €600M Plan To Bolster Solar Output
• Advocates Push White House To Nix CLOUD Act Deal With UK
• Trump DC Hotel Checks Out Of Unfair Competition Suit
• Biz Groups Make Plea For Trump To Calm China Trade Tension
• UK Lawmakers, Biz Groups Urge Delay Of Digital VAT Mandate
• ABA Blasted For Support Of Bill On Debt Collection Attys
• Senate Energy Panel Advances McNamee For FERC
• Inmates Say $444M Fed. Prison Project Is 'Pork Barrel Politics'
• Feds Tell DC Circ. DACA Rescission Is Legal
• Revised DOL Form Will Impact Upcoming H-1B Cap Season
• What The FAA Act Says About Phones, Seats And Liability
• Jurors Should Ask More Questions During Trials
• A Call For Nationwide Consistency On Noncompetes
• Supreme Court Sends Dusky Gopher Frog Case To 5th Circ.
• Manafort Broke Plea Deal By Lying To Investigators: Mueller
• Fla. High Court Hands Gov. Win Over Judicial Appointments
• Chinese Nonprofit Boss Bribed African Officials, Jury Hears
• Alito, Gorsuch Question Illinois Brick Precedent
• ​​​​​​​Big Pharma Howls As Feds Eye Wider Drug Negotiations
• Ill. Senator's Caucus Ouster Was Protected, 7th Circ. Says
• Policy Experts Rebuke Trump's Tactics At US-Mexico Border
• Climate Change Worsening, Tribes At Higher Risk: Report
• NY Judge Clears Way For Suit Against Trump Foundation
• House GOP Tax Bill Would Fix TCJA, Renew Extenders
• 32 States Back Ark. In Potential High Court Drug-Price Fight
• NYC Adult Entertainment Cos. Seek Stay Of Zoning Rule
• Sens. Want GAO To Probe Metal Tariff Exclusion Process
• Senate Dem Calls For Spending Showdown Over Mueller Bill
• NJ Pols Move To Allot $50M From Exxon Deal For Cleanup
• FERC Can't Roll Back GHG Analysis, DC Circ. Told
• Immigrants Seek Sanctions Against Feds In Detention Suit
• Ohio 1st State To Take Bitcoin For Business Tax Payments
• ITC Mulling Potential Tariff Cuts Under US-EU Trade Pact
• LGBT Groups Want Trans Ban Fight To Unfold In Lower Courts
• IRS Floats Rules On New Biz Interest Deduction Limits
• FDA Modernizes Medical Device Review Process
• 1st Circ. Backs RI In Privilege Fight With Feds
• Ky. Utility Loses Bid To Shake Coal Ash Claims At 6th Circ.
• Calif. Ruling Dings Engagement Letter Arbitration Clauses
• Prop 65 Compliance Gets More Complicated
• The Latest On Right-To-Work Laws And Union Representation
• Life After The Midterms For Fintech And Digital Assets
• 10 Things We Wish We Were Told When Going In-House
• California Tax Takes: Tax Ballot Initiative Constitutionality
• The Uncertain Future Of Illinois' Biometric Privacy Law
• Enbridge Unit Urges 1st Circ. To End Mass. Pipeline Holdup
• Europe Spearheads Bid To Resolve WTO Appeals Crisis
• What To Know About DOL's Proposed Retirement Plan Rule
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 71 Firms
• Kids' Climate Suit Placed On Hold For 9th Circ. Review
• Ohio's Data Security Law To Test Incentive-Driven Strategy
• State Pot Expansions Shift Spotlight To Workplace Drug Bans
• 7th Circ. Won't Rehear Wis. Union Dues Provision Suit
• States Back Wyo. At High Court Against Tribal Hunting Right
• FDA Finally Hitting Sweet Spot With Off-Label Oversight
• Multiemployer Plan Rescue Plot 'Distributes Pain Equitably'
• Advocacy Group Files FOIA Suit Over Jared Kushner's Emails
• EU's Vestager Defends Interventionist Competition Policy
• DC Circ. Won't End EPA Fuel Standards Fight, For Now
• 3 Ways To Disarm The Next Local Subsidy Arms Race
• Maine High Court Won't Answer Tribal Casino Question
• 'Habitual Drunkards' Can't Duck Deportation, 6th Circ. Says
• FERC Wants DC Circ. To Toss Pipeline Challenge
• Justice Roberts Counters Trump's 'Obama Judge' Attack
• Up Next At High Court: Apple's App Store, Civil Forfeiture
• High Court Should Recognize Okla. Creek Reservation
• The Virtual Law Team: Advantages For Litigants And Lawyers
• Judge Quotes Camus, Denies Bid To Delay Census Row
• Senate Dems Condemn Policy Targeting International Students
• NRA Tells 1st Circ. Mass. AR-15 Ban Is Unconstitutional
• DOI Wants Migratory Bird Policy Reversal Suit Tossed
• Senate To Face Test Over Controversial Court Picks
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 9, 10 And 11
• Justices' Lean Toward States' Rights Boosts Taxing Powers
• What Does A Split Congress Mean For Drug Pricing Agenda?
• NY Offshore Wind Carries Unique Challenges For Insurers
• Revised Puerto Rico Sales Tax Plan Cleared For Creditor Vote
• Enviro Says DOI Ignoring FOIA Request For Grant Review Info
• Delaware AG Sues To Cancel Backpage Incorporation Docs
• OCC Says NY Still Jumping The Gun On Fintech Charter Suit
• USTR Slams Chinese IP Policies Ahead Of Trump-Xi Meeting
• Sprint, T-Mobile Withheld Critical Merger Info, Agency Told
• Space Force Plan Likely Cheaper Than Forecast, Analyst Says
• IRS Floats Regs Protecting Larger Estate Exemption For Gifts
• Judge Blasts Miss. In Order Nixing 15-Week Abortion Ban
• Tribes Ask 5th Circ. For Halt In Indian Child Welfare Case
• BLM Looks To Clear Oil, Gas Drilling In Alaskan Reserve
• Legal Challenge To Separation Of Immigrant Families Tossed
• FCC Lays Groundwork For Next Media Ownership Review
• House Dems Press EPA For Info On Climate Rule Rollbacks
• 4 Ways To Botch Merger Reviews With Enforcers And Courts
• FCC To Vote On Title I Classification For Texts In December
• 6 Things Tax Attys Are Grateful For This Thanksgiving
• Fight Over Vet-Owned Small Biz Contract Moot: Fed. Circ.
• 5 Business Takeaways From The Midterms
• States, Dem Legislators Back Monument Suits Against Trump
• Ill. Justices Doubt Six Flags' View In Biometric Data Case
• Brazil Says Google Pricing Tool Probe Turned Up Nothing
• DOT Updates High-Speed Passenger Rail Design Regulations
• Carriers Ask FCC For Patience On Call Verification Efforts
• House Oversight Dems Plan To Look At Ivanka Trump's Emails
• Trump's Asylum Rule Hits A Wall As Calif. Judge Blocks It
• Enviros Lose Suit Over Montana National Forest Project
• EU Moves Closer To New Foreign Investment Screening
• Autonomous Vehicles And UK Product Liability Law: Part 2
• Sen. Committee Chair Seeks Answers On VA Software Glitch
• Ill. High Court Set To Shape Biometric Privacy Litigation
• Trade Group Aims To Nix NY Life Insurance Regulation
• Free Mallinckrodt Drugs Risk Kickback Fines, Watchdog Says
• EPA Regional Head Resigns, Citing 'Unfounded Charges'
• High Court Won't Review 9th Circ. BofA Preemption Ruling
• High Court Won't Hear Immigrant's Domestic Violence Case
• 2nd Circ. Won't Take New Look At EPA Cooling Water Ruling
• State Farm RICO Suit Too Strong To Settle, Objector Says
• Narrow 'Sex' Definition Puts Trans People At Risk, AGs Say
• States, Feds Debate Birth Control Mandate Row's Next Step
• Mich. City To Pay Over $4.25M To End Retiree Benefits Suit
• IRS Simplifies Accounting Method For Cost Allocation
• Trade Group Urges DOD To Enact Lowest-Price Deal Limits
• DOI Says Move To Lift Coal Leasing Ban Didn't Violate NEPA
• High Court Denies Rehearing Over Illegal H-2A Visa Fees
• FTC Calls For Data Breach Law To 'Clarify' Its Authority
• EU Greenlights Buyout Of Bankrupt Essar Steel
• Visa, AmEx, MasterCard Face Brazil Antitrust Probe
• Funding Ban Doesn't Apply To FCC Subsidies, Huawei Says
• Calif. Judge Blocks DOD Policy On US Resident Enlistment
• Net Neutrality Deregulation Misanalyzed Internet, DC Circ. Told
• Unboxing The Plan To Allow HRAs To Pay Health Premiums
• Let Cable Companies Deliver Telehealth, FCC Told
• Senate Dems Sue To Oust Acting AG Whitaker
• How The FAA Reauthorization Accelerates Drone Integration
• Autonomous Vehicles And UK Product Liability Law: Part 1
• Trump Admin. Restores CNN Reporter's Press Pass
• EU Digital Tax Should Be Higher, Broader, Lawmakers Say
• A Year-End Refresher On Laws Banning Pay History Inquiries
• NY Says Funding Ban For Sanctuary Locales Unconstitutional
• Acting AG Challenged At High Court By Felon Seeking Firearm
• AFT Files Adversary Case In Puerto Rico Bankruptcy
• Dem AG Gains May Spur State Financial Services Action
• DOJ Pans Maryland's Suit Aimed At Saving ACA
• UK's Approach To Regulating Crypto-Assets Looks 'Measured'
• New Health Reimbursement Rule Stokes Cost, Bias Concerns
• Ky. Supreme Court Strikes Down Med Mal Review Panels
• FCC's Pai Touts Deregulation On 5G Cells, Satellites
• DHS 'Public Charge' Test Hurts Women, Elderly, Study Finds
• Fla. High Court Nominee Process Can Continue, Justices Say
• Fla. Judge Won't Remove Gov. From Election Oversight
• FCC Greenlights New Email Notices From Cable Companies
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Meet The Judge Who Controls Fate Of ACA, Trump's AG
• Dem Rep. Calls Out DOD After Failed Financial Audit
• 12 AGs Call For End Of Policy Slowing Family Reunification
• Rise Of The CMOs
• NJ Lawmakers, Cos. Push For Passage Of Fire Safety Bill
• Enviros, Tribes Fight To Save Trump Monument Suits
• Voters, Courts Slowly Take Lawmakers' Redistricting Power
• Alaska Native Health Group Added To Massive Opioid Suit
• House Passes Bill Removing Gray Wolf ESA Protections
• Activists See Net Neutrality As Civil Rights Battleground
• Trump Rebuffs Chinese Offer To Calm Trade Tensions
• Bill Would Give FCC More Power To Punish Robocallers
• Senate Shake-Up Could Put Graham Atop Judiciary Panel
• EPA's Renewable Fuels Policy Leads To Court Morass
• Trump Says Acting EPA Chief Should Take Reins Officially
• 13 States Urge 1st Circ. To Back Massachusetts' AR-15 Ban
• Limiting Cable Fees Is Harmful, Cities And Towns Tell FCC
• Tariffs Could Throw Advance Pricing Agreements Into Doubt
• Supreme Court Will Hear Case Over Ross' Census Deposition
• State Trust Taxes Ripe For Constitutional Challenges
• Sen. Grassley Sets Sights On Senate Finance Chairmanship
• Prospects For Tax Policy In The 116th Congress
• The Latest On State And Federal Paid Family Leave Programs
• White House Ordered To Return CNN Reporter's Press Pass
• McConnell, McGahn Tout Their Success Reshaping Judiciary
• US Must Use 'Full Toolkit' To Fight Cybercrime: Ex-DOJ Chief
• Fed Vice Chair Takes Heat Over Leveraged Lending
• Texas Urges Court To End Pueblo Tribe's Gaming Operations
• Deja Vu: Recount Veterans Back At It In Florida
• DACA's Path Remains Uncertain Post-9th Circ. Ruling
• Russian Co. Can't Duck Election Interference Indictment
• Nelson Sues To Get Full Hand Recount In Palm Beach County
• Conflicts Of Interest Don't Taint Advice, Proxy Firms Say
• Notice Requirement Would Undermine Medicare, HHS Says
• DOD Fails First-Ever Financial Audit, Official Says
• Enviros Can't Use CWA In Fight Over Ill. Plant's Coal Ash
• Kentucky Supreme Court Greenlights Right To Work Law
• Trump's PBGC Nominee Clears Senate Finance Committee
• Funds Managing $4.83T In Assets Sign Gun Safety Principles
• DOJ Sharpens Gov't Fraud Focus, Adds Merger Review Clarity
• Senate Dems Push AG Whitaker Oversight, Mueller Protection
• FERC Nominee Ducks Recusal Calls Over Trump Coal Bailout
• Dems Query Top 4 Mobile Carriers Over Throttling Concerns
• Trump Pick To Head ICE Promises To Communicate Mission
• Republican Groups Attack SEC Pay-For-Play Rule In DC Circ.
• FCC Commissioners Decry Lack Of Work Crew Coordination
• FCC Applauds Step Toward Stemming Spoofed Calls
• House Dems Float Bill To Protect Native American Voting
• Perkins Coie Adds Gov't Contracts Atty From Cooley
• Ill. Senate Overrides Veto Of Car-Sharing Tax Protection
• FCC Tees Up New GPS Signals And Space Debris Rules
• Koch Groups Push For 'Dreamer' Protections In Spending Bill
• Sen. Lee Slams Dems On Kavanaugh At Federalist Gathering
• Concerns About CFPB Trial Disclosure Policy Are Misplaced
• FCC Must Help Tribes With Spectrum Access, GAO Says
• Local NY Officials Can't Detain Immigrants On ICE Warrants
• CNN-Trump Ruling Pushed Back To Friday
• NJ Agrees To Recognize Tribe, Pay $2.4M To End Court Battle
• US State Dept. Adds 16 Hotels To Cuba Restricted List
• Why Midterms Will Have Little Effect On Audit Regulation
• FDA Seeks Ban On Menthol Cigarettes, Limits On E-Cig Sales
• FCC, Wireless Trade Group Praise Spectrum Valuation Bill
• Aviation Watch: Wheels Up For FAA Reauthorization
• 9th Circ. Shouldn't Have Halted Rescission Of DACA
• UK Commits To Anti-Tax Subsidy Rules In Brexit Deal
• 11th Circ. Backs More Time For Fla. Voters To Rectify Ballots
• Planning For The UK Nuclear Industry Beyond Brexit
• Speedier Enviro Reviews For Transpo Projects May Be Ahead
• A Chat With Bryan Cave Innovation Chief Katie DeBord
• FDA Streamlines 510(k) Process, As Courts Reconsider It
• Transport Agency Beats Ex-Worker's Corruption Claims
• Puerto Rico Sales Tax Plan Lacks Details, Stakeholders Say
• FDIC Puts Out Call For Information On Small-Dollar Lending
• FCC's Carr Sees Regs That Can Unlock The Wireless Future
• FCC Asks For Comment On Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Study
• Trump EPA's Air Policy Tweaks Relax Permit Program
• Feds Try To Dodge LA's Challenge Of 'Sanctuary' Rules
• EPA Eases Hazmat Rules For Discarded Takata Air Bag Parts
• FCC Seeks Comment On New Satellite Spectrum Rules
• Senate Passes Coast Guard Bill With Ballast Compromise
• Colo. DA Asks State High Court For Atty Fees In Ethics Row
• Cargill Units For Sale As La Coop Antitrust Worries Crop Up
• NYC, State Seek Pause In Suit Over Real Estate Tax System
• GOP Senate Leader Puts Brakes On Mueller Protection Bill
• No More Bank Rule Rollbacks From House, Rep. Waters Says
• Tariff Exclusion Process Still Drawing Fire From All Sides
• Feds, NYC Housing Authority's $1.2B Spending Deal Nixed
• EU Approves $121M To Make German Buses Greener
• Trump 'Apprentice' Tapes Sought In Protected Status Suit
• FCC Bureau Says Lobbyists Need To Get To The Point Sooner
• Don't Panic: Harvey Doesn't Alter Florida's Bad Faith Standard
• Assessing Atomic Energy Act's Reach At High Court
• Man Admits To FCC Bomb Threat Over Net Neutrality Vote
• France To Tax Cryptocurrency Gains At 30%
• Acting AG Whitaker's Appointment Legal, DOJ Counsel Says
• China Panel Backs Trump's Confrontations With Beijing
• Simple Secrets For Improving Your CLE
• CNN Faces Tough Questions On Trump's Reporter Ban
• Energy, Environment And The Elections: A Changed Mosaic
• Dems Up Ante As Fla. Recount Litigation Piles Up
• USPTO Head Lauds PTAB's New Claim Construction Standard
• Colo. High Court Must Decide Collateral Source Row: Walmart
• OCC, FDIC Try To Shut Down Lenders' 'Choke Point' Suit
• FCC Kicks Off County-Sized Spectrum License Auction
• Sessions' Immigration Actions Set Durable Precedent
• Immigration Firms Grossman Law, Hammond Young Merge
• CNN's Case Against Trump: Everything You Need To Know
• Seattle Says Industry Group's ERISA Suit Is Off The Mark
• GAO Urges Defense Dept. To Clarify Lowest Price Deal Criteria
• EPA Rolls Out 'Cleaner Trucks' Initiative
• EPA Regional Head Indicted On Ala. Ethics Charges
• Alaska Telecom Presses FCC For Review Of Subsidy Cut
• 9th Circ. Denies Right-To-Counsel Bid By Immigrant Minors
• Feds Seek End To Tribes' Suit Over Copper Mine Approval
• FERC Using Outdated Rate For Pipeline Fees, DC Circ. Hears
• Inventor Asks Fed. Circ. To Rehear USPTO Rule Challenge
• EPA Moves To Exempt Animal Waste Reporting Requirements
• DC Council Gives First Approval To Post-Wayfair Bill
• Sens. Share Bipartisan Concerns Over C-Band Revamp
• 6 Broadcasters Settle With DOJ To Resolve Antitrust Probe
• UK Antitrust May Vary From EU 'At The Margins' Post-Brexit
• No Quick Win For Feds In Haitian Refugee Status Suit
• As Amazon Goes Elsewhere, Pittsburgh To Release HQ2 Bid
• SCEDA Bill Is A Boon For South Carolina Job Development
• Maryland Challenges Acting AG Whitaker's Appointment
• ICE Officer Cut From Citizen's Detention Row
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Talking About Gen Z
• Trump Picks Regulatory Czar For Kavanaugh's DC Circ. Seat
• Lessons From FERC Staff Reversal In Footprint Power
• Clear, Concise Disclosures For Variable Contracts In Sight
• Tax Simplification Now Higher On UK Agenda, Official Says
• Trump Cheers Cable Group's Call For Comcast Antitrust Probe
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 8
• Airbnb Sues Boston Over 'Draconian' Short-Term Rental Regs
• Repped By Gibson Dunn, CNN Sues Trump Over Acosta Ban
• How The States Fared In The Midterms
• Who Has Standing To Challenge Whitaker DOJ Appointment?
• Fla. Candidates Sue As Rhetoric Heats Up Over Vote Count
• Feds Blocked From OK'ing Offshore Fracking Permits In Calif.
• Feds Get Privacy Law Input From Industry, Consumer Groups
• Treasury Proposes Rules For 401(k) Hardship Distributions
• DOD's Chief Management Officer Steps Down
• Puerto Rico Lawmakers Help Debt Restructuring Go Forward
• Trump's Proclamation Skirts US Asylum Law, Attys Say
• BMW, Daimler Car-Share Merger Wins EU Approval
• FCC Aims For Deference To Net Neutrality Order, GC Says
• State AGs Call On Whitaker To Recuse Himself From Probe
• The Many Lives Of Michael Chertoff
• Fed Will Cool Its Jets On Stress Capital Buffer Proposal
• Energy Groups Can Intervene In Calif., NM Methane Suit
• Newly Blue Texas Appeals Courts Could Benefit Plaintiffs
• Humanitarian Visas Targeted In USCIS Deportation Policy
• Sens. Seek White House Backing For Pay-For-Delay Drug Bill
• Adventist Health Says ERISA Underfunding Suit Still Fails
• New Claim Construction Standard Arrives At PTAB
• High Court Sets Stage For Cert Orders In Title VII Cases
• A Post-Election Survey Of The Health Care Ecosystem
• New Regs May Substantially Impact Multinational Financing
• Top 10 Snap Observations From The 2018 Midterm Elections
• DOJ's Yates Memo Has Little Effect On Antitrust Division
• Pharmaceutical Warnings: A Changing Landscape
• US, UK Continue Setting Table For Broader Trade Talks
• Looming GDPR Fines To Spark Insurance Coverage Fights
• Ginsburg Home From Hospital After Cracking 3 Ribs In Fall
• Trump Restricts Asylum Outside Ports Of Entry
• What To Expect From New Democratic Investigation Efforts
• Fla. Gov. Accuses 2 Counties Of Meddling With Election Count
• NLRB Plans Gradual Revamp Of Union Election Rule
• 4 Ballot Measures Construction Attys Should Know About
• Mueller Lacks Authority, Roger Stone Aide Tells DC Circ.
• DOI Rebuts Tribe's Political Pressure Claims Over Casino
• 19 Cities, Counties Say Detained-Minor Rules Flout Flores
• Polluter Jailed Under CWA Tells High Court Act Is Vague
• Partnership Audit Regs Prioritized In New IRS Guidance Plan
• Rep. Waters Eyes House Financial Services Priorities
• Valero Urges DC Circ. To Reverse EPA Fuel Blend Guidance
• Fla. High Court Nixes Firefighters' Appeal Of Gov.'s Raise Veto
• White House Moves To Restrict Asylum Eligibility
• Intel's Draft Of Privacy Law Would Shield Cos. From Fines
• Married Immigrants Can't Seek Class Status, Gov't Says
• Germany Wants To Probe Vodafone's €18B Liberty Global Buy
• Kemp Quits As Ga. Election Head, Claims Gubernatorial Win
• FCC, NASA To Push Private Communications Partnerships
• DOL Scraps Wage Safeguard For Multitasking Tipped Workers
• EPA's Guidance Kills Hydrofluorocarbon Rule, States Say
• No Planned Crypto Voluntary Disclosure Program, IRS Says
• AT&T Case Aims To Preserve Content Choice, Delrahim Says
• Back To School: Yale's Linda Greenhouse Talks Journalism
• Sinclair Settles With DOJ To Escape Antitrust Ad Probe
• EU Finds Romanian Energy Aid Illegal, Orders $69M Return
• Commerce Preps Steep Duties On Chinese, Indian Steel Pipe
• Texas Appeals Court Says El Paso Can Use Arena For Sports
• Azevêdo Casting A Wide Net To Resolve WTO Dilemma
• Fla.'s 3 High Court Nominations Must Wait, Court Told
• DHS, DOL Propose Moving H-2 Visa Recruitment Online
• EBSA Floats Simplifying 401(k) Transition Upon Job Change
• Tax Delayed Is Tax Avoided: More Opportunity Zone Benefits
• Celebrate Veterans By Improving Their Access To Justice
• Iran Sanctions Reimposed: 5 Key Questions
• 9th Circ. Upholds Continuation Of DACA Nationwide
• Patent And Copyright Changes In The New NAFTA
• UK Publishes Laws To Fight Avoidance, Impose Carbon Tax
• NY Employers Must Prep For New Wage Laws Now
• Justice Ginsburg In Hospital After Fracturing Ribs In Fall
• House Flip To Boost Privacy Policy Push, Interference Probes
• With AG Swap, Trump Invites Showdown Over Mueller Probe
• Another Trump High Court Pick? Easier With A GOP Senate
• House Committee To Take On Trump's Immigration Policies
• 1st Native American Women Join House Amid Dem Takeover
• Cannabis Wins In Midterms Show Legal Pot A Bipartisan Draw
• Fla. High Court Doubts Public Hospital's Right To Lien Powers
• Trump's Acting AG Linked To Patent Scam Shuttered By FTC
• Pa. Sen. Fights Fees In Gerrymandering Case At 3rd Circ.
• Dem House Takeover Means Closer Oversight For Defense
• MTC Moves To Define Marketplace Facilitators And Sellers
• What Congress' Shift Means For Workplace Law
• Invigorated Dems Renew Focus On Transpo Infrastructure
• Gridlocked Government May Not Be Bad For Capital Markets
• Dems' State Office Wins Strengthen Green Wall Against Trump
• Dems Make Big Inroads On Texas' Largest Appellate Courts
• Midterm House Flip Tees Up Era Of Telecom Scrutiny
• Will FTC Win 'Radically Reshape' Cell Patent Licensing?
• Fla. Voters Approve Ban On Offshore Drilling
• CFPB's Payday Rule Compliance Date Stayed By Texas Judge
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