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Public Policy - July, 2019

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• De Blasio Wants To 'Tax The Hell' Out Of The Rich
• The SEC's Crypto Summer: Inching Toward Clarity
• Senate OKs 9 Judges As Confirmation Streak Rolls On
• PhRMA's New Attack On Calif. Drug Pricing Law Gets Traction
• FWS Must Decide If Penguin Species Endangered, Suit Says
• Trump Birth Control Suit Halted To Appeal 3rd. Circ. Ruling
• Senate Bill Looks To End FTC Act Exemption For Robocallers
• Groups Want To Merge Travel Ban Waiver Suits
• Mass. $43.3B Budget Projects 1.4% Rise In Tax Receipts
• Dems Rip Judicial Nominee's Lack Of Experience
• GOP Senators Prod Agencies For More Bank Regulatory Relief
• Trump Sanctions Iran's Foreign Minister As Tensions Mount
• Ariz., Ky. Education Depts. Ask FCC To Drop Subsidy Cap Plan
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Dems Seek Docs Relating To Secret CBP Facebook Group
• Fest Faced Ruin If Boston Aides Denied Permits, Jury Hears
• Wis. Gov.'s Budget Vetoes Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• Helms-Burton Suit Against Carnival May Float Despite Holes
• 9th Circ. Asked To Help Restore Block On $2.5B Wall Funds
• No 'Wilderness' Right In Ore. Climate Change Suit
• Judge Inclined To Accept Pause On Trump's NY Tax Returns
• DOJ's Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Justification Relies On FCC
• FAA Officials Defend Boeing Max Oversight In Senate Hearing
• USPTO Moves Ahead With Plan To Hike AIA Fees By 25%
• Nossaman Adds 2 Public Policy Partners In DC
• USTR Spares 69 Products From Standing China Tariffs
• Eye On ERISA: A Q&A With Littler's Practice Co-Chair
• Debunking 3 Myths About Contract Attorneys
• How Travel Cos. Should Respond To Trump Cuba Restrictions
• IRS' Relaxed Rule On Nonprofit Donors Nixed By Mont. Judge
• FERC Not Obliged To Vet Pipeline Downstream Climate Impact
• EPA Supports Bid To Ditch Clean Power Plan Litigation
• Takeaways From Enforcement Trends In Cannabis Advertising
• Whistleblower Bill Should Offer More Employee Protections
• HHS Opens Door To Drug Imports Amid Shaky Pricing Efforts
• US, China Will Meet In A Month As Trade Talks Wrap Quietly
• DNC Loses Election Hack Suit Against Trump, Russia
• Ex-USPTO Directors, Judges Back Patent Eligibility Overhaul
• Over 900 Migrant Families Separated In Past Year, ACLU Says
• Trump Admin. Wants Asylum Policy Block Paused
• Indian Health Service Names New Navajo Area Director
• EPA Lifts Restrictions On Pebble Mine Project
• CFPB's Plan To Tear Off Mortgage 'Patch' Risks Market Unrest
• DC Circ. Gives Labs New Shot At Fighting Big Medicare Cuts
• EPA Tweaks Coal Ash Regs To Comply With DC Circ. Order
• Crypto Laws Must Balance Innovation With Safety, Sens. Told
• NY Officials OK Conditional Pause On Trump Tax Returns
• Environmental Groups Challenge Austin Highway Expansion
• Guam Voting Restrictions Are Race-Based, 9th Circ. Rules
• Bill Would Ban 'Addictive' Social Media Features
• Trump's Pick For EEOC GC Teed Up For Senate Vote
• Lifeline Subscribers Facing Higher Internet Bill, FCC Told
• Senate GOP Blocks Vote To Temporarily Protect Venezuelans
• Ex-Trump Adviser Returns To Baker Donelson Via Alliance
• Gov't Must Face Challenge To 'Turnback' Asylum Policy
• Dallas Is Latest Texas City Sued Over Paid Sick Leave Law
• Calif. Will Require Trump's Tax Returns To Allow Him On Ballot
• Acting CBP Chief Blasts 'Demonizing' Of Immigration Agents
• Senate Parental Leave Plan Would Accelerate Child Tax Credit
• Senate OKs Greenberg Vet In Race To Confirm 19 Judges
• DOJ Merger Probes Much Faster Than FTC, Study Finds
• La. Appraisers Board Gets FTC Proceeding Paused
• How NYC's New Tenant Protection Law Will Affect Owners
• Agriculture, Auto Experts Tell Senate To OK New NAFTA
• 9th Circ. Finds Faults In Calif. Green Energy Payment Scheme
• Effective Compliance Programs Look Beyond DOJ Guidance
• New FCBA Prez Seeks To Expand Telecom Bar's Horizons
• Gas Pipeline Group's Meeting Signals Stricter Safety Rules
• Workplace Safety's Little-Known Hammer: The Clean Air Act
• Trump Skeptical China Will Stick To Any New Trade Deal
• Tip Pool Rule Nears Final Hurdle Amid DOL Auditor Probe
• NY Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Signed By Cuomo
• Hospitals, Insurers Lash Trump's Price-Transparency Demand
• Ripple Execs Ask Congress For Sensible Crypto Regulation
• Seen This Before, Says Judge Blocking NH Medicaid Limit
• NJ Escapes Trucking Co.'s Worker Classification Suit
• Senate Won't Override Veto On $8.1B Saudi Arms Sale Block
• Senate Lawmakers Propose $287B Highway Funding Bill
• A Year Later, Dynamex Still Has Employers Scratching Heads
• Calif. Education Dept. Not Fan Of FCC Plan To Cap Subsidies
• Pot Dispensary Chain Fires Back Over Ill. License Sale Suit
• 3 Issues That Will Control The Coming Sprint/T-Mobile Battle
• NJ Biz Groups Defend Controversial State Tax Break Programs
• 'Difficult' Spot For Court In Trump's NY Tax Suit, Judge Says
• BIA Allows Immigration Judges To Deny TPS Status
• Trump Blocks US Entry Of Certain Mali Nationals
• EPA Looks To Trim Case Seeking Tighter Asbestos Standards
• Barr Further Limits Asylum Claims Based On Family Ties
• Gas Lease Funds Not Covered Under Pa. Enviro Amendment
• BLM's Plan For Bears Ears Faces Heat From Dems, Enviros
• Ill. Village Stormwater Fee Not A Tax, Appeals Court Affirms
• Paid Family Leave In 2019: A Multinational Employer's Guide
• EU Agency OKs Carlyle Energy Deal Worth Up To $4.8B
• NY County Can't Share Voter Info With ICE, Orgs Say
• ICE Must Explain Latest Alleged Violations Of Notice Rules
• SEC Tells DC Circ. Not To Review Exchange Fee Program
• Lawmakers Push Bill To Simplify Biosimilar Patent Fights
• Outgoing FCBA President Says Authenticity Is Top Priority
• Major Carriers Tell FCC They Need Flexibility In Robocall Fight
• Persuasive Use Of Financial Models In Utility Ratemaking
• DOL Hands Down Final Association Retirement Plan Rule
• What To Know About Updates To EB-5 Investor Visa Program
• SoftBank Provides Grab With $2B To Invest In Indonesia
• Facebook And Kik: Similar Products, Disparate SEC Treatment
• Wine Tariff Threat Won't Deter French Digital Tax, Minister Says
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2019
• 3M Probing Its China Business Groups For FCPA Violations
• Sen. Graham Vows To Force Action on Asylum Bill
• Foreign Banks Get Good Marks, Extensions On 'Living Wills'
• Boston City Hall Aides Never Issued Direct Threat, Jury Hears
• Mass. Tribe Loses Bid To Stay Casino Permit Ruling
• Diageo Expects To Pay Up To $340M For Voided UK Tax Break
• Haaland-Sponsored Bill Targets Killings Of Native Women
• 3 Takeaways For Aviation Cos. From Iran Sanctions Alert
• Ban On Asking For Job Seekers' Salary History Now Law In NJ
• House Dems Sue For Mueller's Grand Jury Materials
• 5 Cases To Watch At The NLRB
• High Court Greenlights $2.5B To Fund Trump's Border Wall
• Trump Strikes Deal To Send Asylum-Seekers To Guatemala
• Law360's Tort Report: Personal Injury & Med Mal News In Brief
• ACLU Urges DC Circ. To Maintain Block On Higher Asylum Bar
• Trump Threatens Retaliation Against French Digital Tax
• Senate Poised To Pass 2-Year Budget Deal, Lift Debt Cap
• Ligado's Plan For 5G Isn't New Tech, FCC Told
• IRS Sends Letters Warning Cryptocurrency Users To Pay Tax
• Gaming Startup Gets SEC's 2nd Token Sale No-Action Letter
• Don't Kill Clean Power Plan Case, Backers Tell DC Circ.
• 4th Circ. Tosses FWS Permit For Atlantic Coast Pipeline
• Louisiana Declares Emergency Over Cyberattacks At Schools
• House Passes Bill To Temporarily Protect Venezuelans
• Bipartisan Bill Would Overhaul Retransmission Consent Rules
• Lawmakers Still Looking For More NAFTA 2.0 Improvements
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Defends Makeup To High Court
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Close Diversity Gap In Patent Grants
• Split NLRB Says Walmart Firing Strikers Was Legal
• Trump Looks To Hack Away China's 'Developing' WTO Status
• 5 Essential Elements Of An Effective Anti-Retaliation Program
• State Dept. Seeks Input On Exemptions To Arms Export Rules
• Sprint, T-Mobile Get DOJ Nod But No Respite From State Suit
• Sex-Harass Article Portends Pitched Battle Over Scalia
• Fest Founder Says Boston Mayor Aide Feared Scabby Protest
• Florida Wants Redo On Ruling That Gutted Medical Pot Regs
• EPA Must Enforce Clean Air Act Ozone Rule, Judge Says
• Fintech CEO Suggests Sandbox For Nontraditional Data Use
• Dems Call For Better Broadband Maps To Help Rural Areas
• NY Enacts Laws To Boost Security, Breach Reporting Rules
• Lawsuits Challenging Travel Ban Waiver Process Barrel Ahead
• Deportation Rule May Violate Due Process, Procedural Law
• House Passes Bill Allowing Texas Tribes To Offer Gambling
• 2 Colombians Charged, Sanctioned Over Venezuela Corruption
• Prosthetic Maker Urges FTC To Reverse ALJ Acquisition Block
• House Dems Rap Border Officials Over Child Separations
• Precedent Unhelpful For Trump In NY Tax Suit, Judge Says
• Tulsi Gabbard Hits Google With $50M Suit Over Censorship
• Relief For Multiple Employer Plans May Not Spur Their Growth
• House Passes Bill To Improve Health Care At Border Facilities
• NYC Dems Float Ban On Selling Cellphone Location Data
• Rep. Wants More Answers From Tech Platforms After Hearing
• SF Fights FCC Order Gutting Broadband Sharing Law
• Judge Orders Mediation For $25B Puerto Rico Bond Disputes
• Pa. Judge Greenlights State's 1st Opioid Marketing Case
• Ill. Marijuana Dispensary Wants Out Of Deal To Sell License
• French Digital Services Tax Signed Amid Industry Protest
• Takeaways From Regulators' Digital Asset Custody Statement
• What Does 'Abusive' Really Mean Under Dodd-Frank?
• Aviation Watch: The Lessons Of Apollo
• Here's Looking At FINRA 'Extraordinary Cooperation': Part 2
• Sens. Reintroduce Bipartisan Antitrust Whistleblower Bill
• Immigrant Groups Seek Info On USCIS Work Permit Delays
• UK Raises Antitrust Concerns Over Radio Merger
• Meeting Calif. Privacy Law's 'Reasonable' Security Standard
• 5 Hard Phrases Lawyers Should Master
• Ford, VW, Others Freeze Out Trump Admin. On Emissions
• 4 Takeaways From Facebook's Historic $5B Privacy Settlement
• Dems Unveil Bill To Spur Fed Action On Real-Time Payments
• Calif. Judge Blocks Trump's Tightened Asylum Policy
• Chicago Adopts 'Model' Policy Limiting Erratic Job Schedules
• New FAA Chief To Tackle Agency Tumult, Boeing Max Woes
• House OKs Rescue Program For Multiemployer Pension Plans
• Trump Seeks Emergency Order To Block NY Tax Info Release
• Mueller Insists Trump's Written Answers Were Not Truthful
• Senior Republican Urges Support For $738B Defense Budget
• New Bill Aims To Protect Native American Seeds And Foods
• EPA's New FOIA Policy Draws Fire From All Corners
• Chicago Again Tries To Increase Real Estate Transfer Tax
• FTC Fights La. Appraisers' Bid For Court Hearing
• Idaho Can't Dismiss Challenge To Doctor-Only Abortion Law
• BB&T, SunTrust Dodge Diatribes At Merger Hearing
• Sen. Grassley Makes Renewed Push For Tax Extenders
• House Passes Bill To Crack Down On Robocalls
• Dems Propose Equal Pay For Women's National Teams
• Senate Confirms Trump Picks For Fla., Neb. Trial Courts
• India Antitrust Agency Rejects Studio Complaint On Theaters
• DOJ Probes Delay Cement Antitrust Suit Another 6 Months
• Boston City Aide 'A Fantastic Person,' Gov't Witness Testifies
• Ginsburg Warns Dems: Adding More Justices A 'Bad Idea'
• NJ Housing Official Aims To Lift 'Gag Orders' In Rape Suit
• NJ Justices Won't Take Up Property Row Over Beach Rebuild
• Trump Threatens Guatemalan Tariffs Over High Migration
• Insurer Rebate Laws May Shift Toward Allowing Smart Devices
• Treasury Nominees Defend Nonprofit Reporting Rule Change
• DC Fed. Judge Won't Block Trump's Latest Asylum Rule
• Here's Looking At FINRA 'Extraordinary Cooperation': Part 1
• How States May Regulate Income Share Agreements
• Time To Resolve Post-Cyan Securities Class Action Confusion
• Trump Trade Team Set To Resume China Talks Next Week
• Reports Paint NJ Agency As Rife With Hiring Ethics Breaches
• Utility Faces $4.5M Fine Over Pa. Man's Electrocution
• New EB-5 Rule Likely To Discourage Investors
• DOJ Makes Antitrust Probe Of Big Tech Companies Official
• Michael Flynn Associate Convicted Of Illegal Lobbying
• Barr Revives Push To Give Authorities Encrypted Data Access
• 9th Circ. Skeptical It Can Hear Rep. Hunter's Criminal Appeal
• Ex-Rabobank GC Gets Banned From Banking, Fined By OCC
• NYDFS Launches Innovation Division To Oversee Fintech
• Senate Confirms Esper To Lead DOD
• NY Regulator's Top Enforcement Attys Join Compliance Firm
• Investor-State Decisions in 2018 Provide Guidance On Reform
• Big Pharma Pounces On Bipartisan Drug Pricing Bill
• FDA Must Reconsider Denial Of Braeburn Anti-Opioid Drug
• Immigration Attys, Filmmaker Sue Feds Over Surveillance
• CBP Report Shows Spike In Duty Evasion Allegations
• Pa. Appeals Court To Redo Tax Reassessment Ruling
• Gay Couple Fight US Citizenship Denial For UK-Born Child
• FTC Clears Chemical Maker Deal On Same Conditions As EU
• Ohio Coal, Nuke Bailout Leaves Renewables In The Cold
• DOL's Association Retirement Regs Clear Final Hurdle
• FCC Urged To Roll Back Cable Leased Access Rules
• NAB Prez Says TV Blackouts Create 'Broken System' Illusion
• Feds Release 'Living Will' Summaries For 8 US Megabanks
• Mauritius Depriving Poorest Nations Of Tax, Report Says
• 16 States Back Ind. In Abortion Clinic Licensing Dispute
• HUD Can't Confine Utah Tribe's Mortgage Biz, Judge Says
• EPA Must Ban Plastic Pollution At Petrochem Plants: Enviros
• US Puts Aviation Industry On Alert For Iran Sanction Pitfalls
• 1st Circ. Weighs Cities' Power In Pipeline Disputes
• BigLaw Lobbying Picks Up In Q2 After Slow Start To Year
• Feds Win Toss Of Hawaii Telecom Co.'s Claim In $129M Fight
• DHS Finalizes Rules To Modernize EB-5 Investor Visa Program
• NC Judge Greenlights Deal In Trans Bathroom Access Suit
• Enviros Say EPA's 2015 Ozone Rule Full Of Enforcement Holes
• 9th Circ. Says Asylum-Seekers Must Get Bond Hearings
• DOI And Foes Duel Over Coal Moratorium Ruling
• Dems Aim To Trim 100-Mile 'Border Zone' For Gov't Searches
• Third-Party Funding's Evolving Role In Investment Arbitration
• Ex-Munger Atty, Souter Clerk Named Calif. Solicitor General
• 'Do It Or Else': Fest Drew Threat At Boston City Hall, Feds Say
• Trump Sues To Block Release Of His NY Tax Returns
• A Plan To Meet New York's Expanded Energy Storage Goals
• Employer Takeaways As More States Address Hair Bias
• Kik ICO Showdown May Reverberate Across Crypto Industry
• White House, Congress Reach Bipartisan Budget Deal
• Tofurky, ACLU Slam Ark. Law Banning 'Veggie Burger' Labels
• Judge Grapples With Trump's Latest Asylum Rule
• House Dems, Others Assail Association Health Plan Rule
• Historic Equifax Breach Deal Won't End Privacy Law Debate
• Contractors Get Say In Bias Audits, DOL Watchdog Says
• Facebook's Libra Raising Unique Questions For Lawmakers
• Pa. Court Says DEP's Fracking Regs Backed By State Laws
• Utah Supreme Court Strikes Down State Med Mal Law
• Sen. Tells Pai To Collect Better On-The-Ground Web Speeds
• Hunton Won't Take Brunt Of Heat Over Link To EPA Attys
• Challenge To Colo. Taxpayer Rights Act Revived By 10th Circ.
• Lockheed Adds $1.5B To Saudi Deal Amid Arms Sale Debate
• Mass. Lawmakers Approve $43.1B Budget With Sales Tax Fix
• Cherokee Nation Again Sues DOI For Trust Fund Accounting
• Suit Claiming Anti-Muslim Bias In Travel Ban Report Tossed
• Altera Seeks Full 9th Circ. Review Of Cost-Sharing Case
• NY, NJ Set Up New Commission For Hudson Tunnel, Gateway
• San Antonio To Suspend New Paid Sick Leave Law Amid Suit
• DC Circ. Again Denies Enviros' Push For Pipeline Challenge
• French Court Declines To Scrap FATCA Treaty With US
• Strong Debut Augurs Well For China's New Startup Market
• Truckers' Off-Duty Sleep Time Not Compensable, DOL Says
• U.S., Guatemala Broker Deal Designed To Stem Migration
• Indian Hospitals Added To Indigenous Opioid Abuse, Feds Say
• DHS Vastly Expands Expedited Deportation Authority
• Mass. Wins Bid To Change Judgment In Tribal Casino Suit
• The 5 Supermajority Tax Challenges Facing Calif.
• Enviros Say DC Circ. Let FERC Ignore Climate For Gas Project
• Airport Property Due Diligence Should Cover PFAS Pollution
• Why Eliminating Surprise Medical Bills Is A Challenge
• A Midyear Look At DOD Gov't Contract Law Changes
• What To Expect From CFPB's Overdraft Rule Review
• E-Discovery Experts Could Increase Fed. Court Efficiency
• 7 Steps To Complying With New EEOC Pay Data Rules
• Fed. Circ. Leaves Open Questions On Patent Eligibility
• Enforcement Lessons Learned 1 Year Into GDPR
• Federal Court Gives Ammo To NY Arbitration Proponents
• NH Justices Back Block Of Eversource Hydropower Project
• DNC Wants Mueller Report Kept Out Of Election Hack Suit
• Biggest Enviro Law Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• Citizenship Test To Get 1st Facelift In 10 Years
• Trump Admin's Short-Term Insurance Rule Survives Challenge
• Treaty Unlikely To Prompt Sea Change Away From Arbitration
• Trump Labor Pick Scalia Seen As Deregulatory Force
• 11th Circ. Won't Force City To Trash Red Light Cameras
• Chatting With The CCO: Fidelity's Norm Ashkenas
• Scientists Ask 1st Circ. To Revive Expert 'Purge' Lawsuit
• States Urge Justices To Reject Trump's Border Wall Funding
• Rep. Asks Feds If DOJ Policy Shielded Trump From Indictment
• Advocates Seek Info On Deportation Program For Convicts
• Massachusetts Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• O'Rielly To Broadcasters: Don't 'Screw Up' New Kid Vid Rules
• UK Raises Antitrust Concerns Over $585M Plastics Deal
• Bosch Urges FCC To Give High-Frequency Use Another Look
• DC Circ. Backs EPA On Ditching Hardrock Mining Rule
• Justice Stevens' Most Important Personal Injury Opinions
• Qualcomm's Profitability No National Security Issue, FTC Says
• 2nd Circ. Revives NYC Taxi Drivers' Unfair Suspension Suits
• FCC Mulling Customer Opt-Outs For Wireless Carriers' Texts
• Corporate Compliance Through The Lens Of Calif. Privacy Law
• The Legacy Justice Stevens Left On Antitrust
• Groups Urge Libra Partners To Stand Up To Facebook
• Sens. Seek Info On Appraiser In Easement Donation Probe
• US, China Butt Heads Over Beef Trade Restrictions
• What High Court Ruling Means For Future Of Gerrymandering
• Anti-Tax Group Defends Challenge To Calif. Auto-IRA Program
• A Look At How States Are Experimenting With Health Care
• Digital Asset Securities Statement May Be Missed Opportunity
• Former Congressman Peter Roskam Joins Sidley Austin
• Time To Heed Justice Stevens' Criticism Of Gun Decision
• Before The DST Settles: What To Know About UK Digital Tax
• The Potential Effects Of Calif. Contractor Reclassification Bill
• Federal Tax Policy To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• Citgo Board Fight Should Be 'Crystal Clear,' Chancery Told
• EPA Won't Ban Chlorpyrifos, Legal Battle Looms
• Schumer Wants FaceApp's Data Usage, Russian Ties Probed
• Trump Wants Review Of $10B JEDI Defense Cloud Deal
• House Panel Supports Ban On Drilling In Chaco Canyon
• Justice Stevens Ruling Set Groundwork For US Climate Policy
• Kagan Says Colleagues 'Immodest' In Ignoring Precedent
• Warren Buffett-Backed Insurer To Pay $3M To End NY Probe
• Copyright Small Claims Court Bill Heads To Senate Floor
• House Dems Press McAleenan On Separated Migrant Babies
• Bradley Arant Launches Cannabis Practice Group
• Trump To Nominate Gibson Dunn's Scalia For Labor Secretary
• SEC Told To Emphasize That Earnings Guidance Not Required
• Bill Roundup: CBP Standards, Migrant Military Families
• Trump's Shadow Looms Over Japan-Korea Security Flap
• Senate OKs Tenn. Trial Judge, Eyes 4 More Trump Picks
• 5 Fascinating Tax Opinions By Justice Stevens
• G-7 Competition Authorities Reach Pact On Digital Markets
• Workplace Safety Commission Member Elevated To Chair
• Climate Change Divides FERC As LaFleur Says Goodbye
• Warren Attacks PE Firms For 'Legalized Looting' With New Bill
• Feds Want 'Breathtaking' ACLU Border Search Case Nixed
• DOJ's New Enviro Cases Down Nearly A Third, Report Says
• Top DOD Nominees Advance As New Navy Chief Floated
• Trump Affair Hush Money Probe Over, Feds Tell Judge
• Tax Court Hewed Too Closely To CUT In Medtronic, Atty Says
• DOJ Clears Fiserv's $22B Acquisition Of First Data
• Tribe Opposes Mass. Bid To Change Casino Suit Judgment
• NTIA Asks FCC To Update Network Servicing Rules
• Trump Added To House Tax Panel's Suit Seeking His Tax Info
• Inconsistent Tech, Trade Policies Hamstring Trump Admin
• Uber Leans On Mass. Official Blessing As Cabbie Trial Opens
• Propane Industry Gets 2nd Shot At Fighting Houston Regs
• Remembering Justice Stevens As A Law Firm Leader
• NY Credit Card Securitization Class Action Misuses Madden
• Philly Commercial Property Tax Hike Ruled Unconstitutional
• A Guide To Prepping For Dallas Paid Sick Leave Requirements
• Keeping Conventional Power Going Until Renewables Mature
• 8 Key Elements Of An Effective Antitrust Compliance Program
• The Latest Executive Order On Buying American Has Teeth
• Justice Stevens: Who He Was And How He Shaped The Law
• The Nondelegation Doctrine And Enviro Regs, Post-Gundy
• House OKs $15 Minimum Wage Hike, Teeing Up Senate Battle
• A New Era For Human Genetic Resource Compliance In China
• Calif. Privacy Law's 3 Limited Exemptions For Health Cos.
• USCIS Special Immigrant Juvenile Policy Blocked, For Now
• Pa. Med Mal Insurer Law Won't Get Blocked, For Now
• 'May I Just Ask': Era Of Civility Passes With Justice Stevens
• Venezuelan Fight Over Citgo Board Heats Up In Chancery
• 3 Times Justice Stevens Left An Imprint On Employment Law
• Justice Stevens' Chevron Legacy Under Attack
• 'Kindness, Humility, Wisdom': Justices Remember Stevens
• The Stories They Tell About Justice Stevens
• Hear Justice Stevens In 5 Memorable Moments On The Bench
• Enviros Win Order Curbing Controversial Ranchers' Grazing
• Stevens' Ruling Carved Out Broadcasts As A Safe Haven
• Justice Stevens' High Court Legacy In 4 Charts
• Facebook Says Libra Not A Security, Lawmakers Skeptical
• Pa. Justices Ax Taxes On Freight Broker's Pass-Through Fees
• NY Climate Legislation Would Stress Building, Power Sectors
• House Dems Push USTR For Enviro Protections In NAFTA 2.0
• Md. High Court Says State Has Power Over Solar Zoning
• Texas Court Upholds Award For Land Taken For Pipeline
• FTC Facing Qualcomm Alone As Trump Admin. Turns On Case
• Tech Not A Tool For Persecuting Religious Minorities, Pai Says
• Anti-Robocall Bill Wins House Panel's Unanimous Support
• 2nd Circ. Flags SG For Comment On Trump Bank Subpoenas
• Lawmakers Float Bipartisan Bill To Keep Huawei Blacklisted
• Lawmakers Call For End Of Nexstar Blackout On DirecTV
• Volcker Relief For Some Foreign Funds Extended By 2 Years
• Republicans Criticize Another Trump Judicial Nominee
• US Should Stay On Sidelines In Raiders Row, Oakland Says
• Senate OKs Tax Treaties With Japan, Switzerland, Luxembourg
• South Miami Fights Florida's New 'Anti-Immigrant' Legislation
• OECD To Address Arm's-Length Price, Not Debt Vs. Equity
• NLRB GC Asks Board To Nix Precedent Shielding Union Rat
• Trump's Asylum Restrictions Face 2nd Legal Challenge
• Pa. High Court Greenlights Pittsburgh Paid Sick Leave Law
• AT&T Knocks 'Fiendishly Complex' C-Band Private Sale Plan
• A Look At SEC's New Auditor Independence Rule
• Community Solar Needs Clear, Flexible State Regulations
• US International Tax Policy To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• Antitrust Stick Becomes Compliance Program Carrot At DOJ
• Feds Seek $5.7M From Tire Co. For Alleged Unpaid Duties
• Key Differences In The Final GILTI Regulations
• Miami Residents Can't Revive Suit Against $400M City Project
• French Official Finds Broad G-7 Consensus On Minimum Tax
• How Carbon Capture Tax Credit Financing Would Work
• TC Energy Wants In On New Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• 5 Noteworthy Changes To Conn. Sexual Harassment Laws
• DOL Proposes Changes To H-2A Agricultural Visa Program
• A Look Back At Justice Stevens' Most Important Opinions
• Justice John Paul Stevens' Brand Of Judicial Humility
• 10th Circ. Upholds Navajo Win On Gerrymandering Challenge
• Trump's New Asylum Rule 'Unlawful,' 'Cruel,' Nonprofits Say
• Reps. Mull Hybrid Approach To C-Band Sale Conundrum
• Amici Ask High Court To Hear ADA Suit Over Website Access
• Retired Justice John Paul Stevens, Hero To Left, Dead At 99
• Mintz Picks Up Immigration Law Partner From Seyfarth
• State Lawmakers Target Noncompetes, But 'Sky Isn't Falling'
• Wyden Demands Info About Voting Equipment Security Plans
• Boston City Hall Extortion Case Headed For Trial
• Utilities, Regulators Challenge FERC Energy Storage Rule
• USCIS Can Tightly Interpret 'Specialty Occupations' For H-1Bs
• Perkins, Covington Among Firms Seeing Dem Campaign Cash
• Pa. Judge, An Ex-Jones Day Atty, Confirmed To 3rd Circ. Seat
• Grassley Calls For Quick Passage Of NAFTA 2.0
• Senate Approves Tax Treaty With Spain, Tees Up 3 More
• Reps. Slam Discord In Trump Admin.'s Spectrum Policy
• Toll Operators Seek Quick Exit From Drivers' Privacy Suit
• State AGs Want FTC To Increase Focus On Labor Issues
• Tech Giants Say More Regulation Is Unnecessary
• Lack Of Trust In Facebook Dominates Libra Senate Hearing
• Fight Over Census Citizenship Question Ends With NY Deal
• DOD Chief Nominee Clashes With Warren Over Raytheon Ties
• Fla. Says Land Buying Funds Can Go To Other Enviro Uses
• NC House Approves Cherokee Sports Betting Bill
• TTB Label Regulations Infringe Brewers' Civil Liberties
• Panel Weighs Fla. House's Entry Into Medical Pot Law Case
• Biz Email Scams Nabbed $301M Monthly In 2018, FinCEN Says
• San Antonio Sued By Biz Groups Over Paid Sick Leave
• What High Court's Kisor Ruling Means For FDA Decisions
• Clean Power Plan Foes Say New Rule Kills Court Case
• The DOJ's Changing Expectations For Antitrust Compliance
• Answers To Key Legal Finance Ethics Questions
• 4 Federal Tax Regs To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• NY Laws May Prompt Uptick In Pay Equity Claims
• How The SEC Could Expand Access To Private Offerings
• DC Circ. Says Trial Court Can't Nix Trump's Labor Orders
• 5 State & Local Tax Regs To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• Conservative Lawyers Slam Trump's 'Ignorant Racist' Tweets
• J&J Can't Quit Deception Playbook, Okla. Says In Closings
• Manatt Phelps Opens Cross-Industry Cannabis, CBD Practice
• Facebook Promises US Lawmakers Libra Will Be Regulated
• 9th Circ. Says DOJ Can Tie Police Funds To Immigration
• Draft House Bill Would Keep Big Tech Out Of Cryptocurrency
• 7th Circ. Holds Blind Man Can't Sue Credit Union Over Website
• Calif. High Court Says Firefighting Immunity Isn't Automatic
• Green Card Backlog Wouldn't End With Country-Cap Fix
• FHFA Flip-Flop Underscores Flawed Design, 5th Circ. Told
• DOJ Looks To Nix Suit Over 'Inaccurate' Terrorism Report
• 3rd Circ. Revives Free Speech Challenge To Pa. Billboard Rule
• Asylum-Seekers Face New Bar At Southwest Border
• Kansas To Enforce Remote Seller Tax Collection Oct. 1
• US, UK Still Inching Toward Post-Brexit Trade Talks
• Trump Keeps Up 'Buy American' Efforts With New Rules
• Feds Say Beef Group Can't Show Harm From Water Rule
• DOT Must Redo Railroad Hazmat Plan Rule, DC Circ. Told
• GAO Says EPA Skirting Advisory Board Selection Rules
• Mnuchin Says Crypto Misuse Is National Security Risk
• Boston City Aides Make 11th-Hour Bid To Toss Extortion Case
• Private Sale Skips Chance To Modernize C-Band: T-Mobile
• European Court Won't Toss Electronics Cos.' Bid Rig Fines
• CVS-Aetna Challengers Push Back On Exec's PBM Claims
• Federal Agencies Need A Uniform Record-Keeping Process
• Biden Unveils Plan To Strengthen ACA Tax Credits
• Okla. Tribes Fight Renegotiation Of State Gambling Compact
• FERC Tax Policy Change Hurts Pipeline MLPs, DC Circ. Told
• New HRA Regulations Are Welcome, But Watch For Pitfalls
• US Fleshes Out Trade Case Against France's Digital Tax Plan
• What To Know About Pending Insider Trading Legislation
• NY Licenses Crypto Exchange For Big-Firm Block Trading
• Minn. Grid Law Is Toast After High Court Ruling, 8th Circ. Told
• California Tax Takes: San Francisco Tax Litigation Heats Up
• Energy Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2019
• Tariff Turbulence Alters Importers' Compliance Priorities
• Trump Spares Uranium Imports From National Security Duties
• Enviros Urge Justices To Uphold 9th Circ. Groundwater Ruling
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