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Public Policy - September, 2019

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• EEOC To Extend Window For Collecting Employers' Pay Data
• Black Caucus Members Ask Justices To Retain Race Bias Suit
• Oregon Health Agency Floats Vaping Ban To Governor
• 9th Circ. Asked To Halt Logging In Mt. Hood National Forest
• House Dem Faults BLM's Arctic Drilling Climate Analysis
• Dems Pressure FASB For Companies' Public Tax Disclosure
• Canada Urged To Regulate CBD As Natural Health Supplement
• Gov't Mulls Changes To Abortion Policy For Migrant Teens
• Fannie, Freddie Given Green Light To Retain More Capital
• Top House Defense Republican To Leave Congress in 2021
• FERC Widens Calif. Grid Operator's Power Deal Authority
• Scalia Takes Over As Trump's Latest Labor Dept. Chief
• Redo TCPA Standing Ruling, Consumer Groups Ask 11th Circ.
• West Coast Sens. Praise FCC Waiver On Earthquake Alerts
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Federal AI Panel Actions Must Be Public, EPIC Says
• 4 States' Challenge To SALT Deduction Cap Dismissed
• Deutsche Telekom Withholding Sprint-T-Mobile Info: States
• Gov't Asks NY Court Not To Block 'Public Charge' Rule
• Atty Malpractice Suit Survives Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Bid
• DACA Program's End Based On Flawed Legal Case, AGs Say
• FTC Taking A Closer Look At $63B AbbVie-Allergan Deal
• Michigan E-Cig Ban Withstands Early Challenge
• DHS Continues To Waive Enviro Laws To Build Border Barrier
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Allowing College Athletes To Get Paid
• Bank Has 2 Individuals' Tax Docs In Trump Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• What Businesses Want: A National Consumer Privacy Law
• Enviros Seek Win In Suit Over EPA Advisory Committee Policy
• Enviros Look To Keep EPA Asbestos Regs Suit Intact
• 'Cyber Hunt' Bill Targeting Ransomware Clears Senate
• How Ohio Employers Can Address Medical Marijuana Laws
• True Wellness Requires A Deeper Look At Atty Profession
• Shops Say Mass. Vaping Ban Undercuts FDA's Authority
• NYC Rips Delta's Suit Challenging Paid Sick Leave Law
• 4 Energy-Related Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• NY Rep. Collins Resigns, Plans Insider Trading Guilty Plea
• DC Circ. Appears Ready To Revive Visa Work Rule Challenge
• DC Court Blocks Trump Admin Rule To Speed Up Deportations
• Maui Council Chair Wants Hunton Cut Off In Water Case
• Calif. Group Seeks To Raise State's Med Mal Damages Cap
• New Bills Focus On Native American Health Care Access
• Puerto Rico Oversight Board Files $35B Restructuring Plan
• Former US Treasury Official Joins Steptoe & Johnson
• Pa. AG Says He Supports Legalizing Recreational Cannabis
• Wyden Calls For Investigation Into NRA's Tax-Exempt Status
• Dem Lawmakers Roll Out Bid To Boost FCC's Lifeline Program
• Dems Hunt For 2nd Circ. Pick's Ties To Ukraine Fiasco
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Boost Electric Grid Protection
• Washington To Ban Flavored Vape Products, Including THC
• Enviros Say Trump Can't Limit Calif.'s Auto Emissions Power
• Immigration Judges Union Hits DOJ With Labor Charges
• ICE Can No Longer Deputize Local Cops, NJ AG Says
• What Attys Need To Know About Trump's Calif. Grudge Match
• Conservative Group Asks 1st Circ. For Broader Wiretap Ruling
• UN Report Says Fintech Is Key To Sustainable Development
• FCC Must Take Greater Role In Cybersecurity: Rosenworcel
• Pa. Justices Snub Death Penalty Constitutional Challenge
• FTC Appealing Pause Of La. Appraisers Board Case
• McConnell Pushes DEA To Develop THC Test For Hemp
• DOL Escapes Challenge To Workplace Injury Reporting Freeze
• Rep. Neal May Release Whistleblower Info On Trump Audit
• Steel Cos. Want Challenge Of Trump's Tariff Power Sped Up
• NJ, Immigrants Fight DACA Rollback At Supreme Court
• HUD's Disparate Impact Proposal Clarifies Fair Lending Laws
• Trump And Vance Agree On Records Document Production
• 'Sweeping Orbit' Of Anti-SLAPP Law Axes Online Review Suit
• DOJ's New FARA Enforcement Focus Could Be Far-Reaching
• Dispensary Chain Ends 2-State License Fight With Pot Shop
• The Latest Trends In Cannabis-Related Patent And TM Filings
• Gov't-Backed Digital Currencies On Horizon, ING Exec Says
• House Panel Told To Scrap Bill Prohibiting Federal 5G Network
• How New York Crafted Its Own Green New Deal: Part 3
• USTR Funding Bill Calls For More Thoughtful Tariff Approach
• Feds Get OK To Deny Pacific Walrus Habitat Protections
• Vaping Illnesses Tied To THC Cartridges, CDC Says
• Preparing Insurance For Revived Sexual Abuse Claims In NJ
• EU Tax Commissioner-Elect Open To Forcing Majority Voting
• US House Votes To End Border Emergency, Setting Up Veto
• Pursuing Wellness
• White House Lawyers Embroiled In Alleged Ukraine Cover-Up
• Senate Anti-Money Laundering Bill Targets Shell Companies
• Long-Anticipated DOD Contract Rule May Lack Direct Impact
• Libra May First Find Success Outside EU, US: Crypto Atty
• Amazon Facial Recognition Law Is In The Works, Bezos Says
• CFTC Official Calls For Continued Embrace Of Fintech
• Judge Blocks Anti-Sanctuary Questions For DOJ Grants
• Vaping Industry Group Sues To Block NY's Flavored E-Cig Ban
• Mass. Wants New Ruling In ACA Birth Control Coverage Suit
• CFPB Settlement Skimped On Restitution, Dem Senator Says
• House Panel's Kramer Levin Hire Brings Heat To Trump Probe
• FCC Dems Say Sprint Lifeline Probe Justifies Fresh Input
• HHS Properly Handled New Liver Transplant Rule: 11th Circ.
• San Jose And EBay Sign Sales Tax Sharing Deal
• Carnival Can't Challenge Helms-Burton Suit's Green Light
• Senators Seek More DHS Control Of EB-5 Visa Program
• Cannabis Banking Bill Could Aid Tax Administration
• Pipelines Can't Yet Fight FERC Tax Policy Shift, Shippers Say
• IRS Voluntary Tax Compliance Rate Holds Steady At 84%
• DOJ Antitrust Deputy Blasts Supreme Court's Apple Ruling
• Worker Classification Bill Means Lawsuit 'Flood,' Reps. Told
• Busy SEC Eases ETF Rules, Lets More Cos. 'Test The Waters'
• Trump Admin. Proposes 40% Slash Of Refugee Admission Cap
• DOL Overtime Rule's Effect On Worker Pay Will Be Mixed
• Mich. Tax Foreclosure Suit Belongs In State Court: County
• Solar Boosters Say They Deserve Spot In NM Utility Fees Fight
• FCC Approves Policy To Shut Down Phone-Bill Inflaters
• Iceland To Start OECD Global Tax Treaty Enforcement Jan. 1
• Trial Date For Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Challenge Won't Move
• IRS Must Clarify Cryptocurrency Reporting Rules
• Senate Confirms DOD Vice Chief Despite Misconduct Claims
• Enviros Claim DOI Letting Drillers Skate On Offshore Regs
• Gas Seller Seeks Pause Of 6th Circ. Ruling On Gasoline Regs
• How BigLaw Is Adapting To Plaintiff-Side Litigation
• Bridgegate Figure Can Go To Ireland While Appeal Cooks
• Squatter Can Sue Philadelphia To Claim Public Land
• NTSB Tells FAA To Look At Pilot Alerts After 737 Max Crashes
• How New York Crafted Its Own Green New Deal: Part 2
• Retail Loyalty Programs Will Survive Calif. Privacy Law
• Senate OKs Gibson Dunn's Scalia As Labor Secretary
• Impeachment Inquiry Won't Scuttle NAFTA 2.0, Pelosi Says
• 5th Circ. Pick In Doubt As 2nd GOP Sen. Voices Opposition
• EPA Sets 30-Day Clock For Calif. To Address Water Quality
• Dems Assail Ex-Covington Atty Nominee's Lack Of Experience
• Employers Face Time Crunch As New OT Rule Looms
• Calif. Voters May Get Chance To Tighten Privacy Law
• NJ Track Clears Hurdle In Long-Shot Bid For Betting Revenue
• GOP Sens. Want To Ignore ABA On Judicial Nominations
• US Signs Deal With Honduras To Send Asylum Seekers There
• Kansas City Fed Prez Defends 'FedNow' But Mum On Pricing
• Georgetown Prof. Slams 'Valid-When-Made' Rule As 'Made-Up'
• Trump Admin. Sued Over New Diversity Visa Passport Rule
• House Passes Safe Harbor For Banks To Serve Cannabis Cos.
• Impeachment Inquiry Could Imperil Tax Agenda, Rep. Says
• DOD Limits Use Of Contracts Ignoring Technical Advantages
• Fla. County Owes Tax To Other County, Appeals Court Rules
• NY, Conn. Govs Agree To Coordinate Marijuana Tax Efforts
• FDA Acting Head Says E-Cig Policy To Be Final Soon
• Feds Ask 9th Circ. To Lift Block On Asylum Restriction
• FCC Infrastructure Policies Boost US 5G Moves, Carr Says
• DOJ Defends Emissions Deal Probe, But Is It Blowing Smoke?
• Calif. Truckers' Suit Over Dynamex Standard Axed, For Now
• Dems Defend Drug Price Negotiation Bill Against GOP Outcry
• Pursuing Wellness: A Focus On Firm Holistic Health Training
• What IRS Bonus Depreciation Regs Mean For Public Utilities
• Courts' Respect For Broad CDA Protections Is Here To Stay
• Airlines Hit With Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuba's Main Airport
• THC Vaping Health Issues Warrant Safety Standards
• DC Circ. Mulls Pipeline Fight's Future After 3rd Circ. Ruling
• 17 States Sue Trump Over Endangered Species Act Rollbacks
• Firms Should Stay Course Amid New Broker Standard Suits
• 3 Unanswered Tax Questions Facing M&A Attorneys
• How New York Crafted Its Own Green New Deal: Part 1
• Sens. Vote To End Trump's Border Emergency, But Veto Likely
• Cannabis Delivery Framework Gets Mass. Commission's OK
• Why Data Sources Aren't Furnishers Under Credit Report Regs
• Navigating Recent State Efforts To Limit Use Of Noncompetes
• US, Japan Cement Early Stage Trade Deal On Food And Tech
• Trump-Vance Tax Records Fight Paused As Feds Mull Options
• Judging A Book
• PayPal Fined Over Lapses During Buyout Of Rival
• Ex-Koch Staffer Gets Top DOI Atty Post Amid Perjury Claims
• Flynn Associate Sees Conspiracy Conviction Thrown Out
• 4 Takeaways As DOL Finalizes Overtime Rule
• Senate Panel OKs $35.8B Bill For DOI, EPA, Tribal Programs
• Athlete-Pay Bills Force NCAA To Rethink Amateurism Stance
• House Bills Target Shared Airwaves, Replacing Huawei Parts
• Alaska Logging Project Halted For Environmental Review
• Roger Stone Can't Keep Out Feds' Search Warrant Evidence
• Calif. Says EPA Botched San Francisco Bay CWA Finding
• Bond Not Guaranteed For Asylum-Seekers In NY Facility
• Sprint Profited From Inactive Lifeline Users, FCC Says
• Calif. Donor Info Law Violates Constitution, US Justices Told
• CBP Agent Calls For No Damages For Cross-Border Shooting
• House Dems, Republicans Split On Cause Of Vaping Deaths
• FAA Misled Congress On Inspector Training, Investigators Say
• T-Mobile Clashes With C-Band Alliance Over 'Sham' Auction
• Senate Dems Push New Vote On Trump's Border Emergency
• Texas Nurses Must Face Suit Over Child's Brain Damage
• Racetrack Wrongly Barred From Taking Bets, 3rd Circ. Says
• Trump Hunting Small-Scale Trade Deals On UN Sidelines
• State Dept. Says New System Has Cut Travel Ban Waiver Wait
• Mass. Vape Ban Draws Ire Of State Pot Commissioner
• IRS Donor Rule Has Disclosure Movement Down But Not Out
• FSB Climate Disclosure Framework Poised For 2020 Traction
• Cuomo Looks To Standardize Tri-State Area's Pot Policy
• Judge Jackson Reviews 'When Should Law Forgive?'
• IRS Finalizes Pass-Through Rental Real Estate Safe Harbor
• Hurricane Season Flags Insurance Pitfalls For Fla. Businesses
• 1st Circ. Looks To State Law In Maine City's Oil Export Ban
• Gibson Dunn's Scalia Moves Closer To Taking Helm Of DOL
• Venoco Bankruptcy Trustee Warns Of Fight Over $130M Claim
• US Targets Venezuelan Oil Sector With New Sanctions
• Congress Has Right To Get Trump's Taxes, House Panel Says
• Legislative Outlook Shows Hurdles For Employee Benefits AI
• Trump Outlines Aggressive Trade Vision Before UN Assembly
• EPA Threatens Calif. With Sanctions Over Air Quality Plans
• Kik To Shut Down Messaging Service, Blames SEC Action
• DOL Lifts Overtime Pay Cutoff To $35K For Some Workers
• Republicans Press OCC For 'Administrative' Madden Fix
• Graham Says 5th Circ. Pick Safe Despite GOP Concerns
• Airbnb, NYC Spar Over Quick Win Bids In Data Ordinance Row
• HHS Can Force Drug Prices In TV Ads, DC Circ. Hears
• Trump Tax Case Belongs In State Court, Manhattan DA Argues
• Drilling Co. Urges Court Not To Block Mancos Shale Fracking
• Cannabis Atty Wants To Take Legalization Fight To Congress
• Twitter, Airbnb, Other Tech Cos. Back Bill To End Travel Ban
• FCC Urged To Release Broadband Funds Cautiously
• De Blasio Proposes Universal Retirement Savings Plan In NYC
• Ignorance Of 3rd-Party Sales Irrelevant For Duties, CIT Says
• Maryland Conversion Therapy Ban Survives Free Speech Suit
• House Dems Question Trump, DOJ On Car Emissions Probe
• FCC's Spectrum Giveaway Will Be A Boon For Tribes, Pai Says
• Top Dems Urge Delay Of Benefits Agency's Restructuring
• Ad Watchdog Says Cox Attacks Against AT&T Are Misleading
• NH AG Raises Red Flags Over Planned Hospital Merger
• Pursuing Wellness: Steps Toward A Supportive Firm Culture
• White Collar Cases And Trends To Watch At High Court
• Bridgegate Figure Seeks Ireland Trip Amid High Court Review
• Change In TCPA Compliance Is On The Horizon
• Maui County Votes To Settle High Court Clean Water Act Case
• Wisconsin Lawmakers Introduce Medical Marijuana Bill
• Stats Show Cannabis Patents Are Underutilized
• CFIUS Risk Review Rules May Draw Attention To US Biotech
• 3rd Circ. Halts FCC's Plan To Deregulate Media Ownership
• Mass. Top Court Denies Hospital's Anti-SLAPP Appeal Again
• Bill Limiting Forced Arbitration Is Critical To Real Justice
• So The CFPB Says It Has A Constitutional Flaw. Now What?
• DOJ Says Mich. City's Block Of Mosque Plans Is Illegal
• Migrant Families Sue US For Damages Over Emotional Trauma
• US Hits Iran With New Sanctions, OKs Troops To Aid Saudis
• Fed. Contract Rule Would Set 2% Excise Tax On Foreign Cos.
• Senate To Take Up House-Passed Stopgap Funding Bill
• US Strikes Asylum Deal With El Salvador, But Details Unclear
• Gov't Fights To End Suit Over DHS Detention Policy
• What Benefits Attys Need To Know About DOL Nominee Scalia
• FERC Says Its Authority Preempts New Hampshire Power Law
• House Lawmakers Pitch Bill To Switch Up Bankruptcy Venues
• FERC's Lone Dem Warns Of Climate Whitewashing On Orders
• Dues Refunds After Janus Not A Sure Bet, 7th Circ. Chief Says
• Internet Society Urges IoT Regulation Prioritizing User Control
• EU Tax Transparency Rules May Lead To Information Overload
• Leading House Dem Wants Drug 'Hopping' Banned
• DC Circ. Grapples With Sex Trafficking Law Foes' Standing
• EPA May Have Picked A Clean Air Fight With Calif. It Can't Win
• House Dems Pass Limits On Mandatory Arbitration Clauses
• DOI Can't Stop Utah Oil Lease Challenge, Enviros Say
• NY State Bar To Examine Impact Of Legal Recreational Pot
• 2 Telecom Orgs Back FCC Formula Freeze In DC Circ.
• Ohio Gov. Too Central To Permit Delays To Exit Suit: Telecom
• What Attorneys Must Know About The Draft CFIUS Rules
• O'Rielly Slams Defense Bill Directive For 5G Spectrum Study
• Eutelsat Wavers On Rejoining C-Band Alliance In FCC Notice
• Pursuing Wellness: Mental Health Education As A Firm Priority
• 8 Takeaways From CFIUS' Proposed Risk Review Rules
• Trump Not Feeling Pressure For Quick China Trade Truce
• Drone Deliveries Face Technological, Legal Hurdles
• PR Oversight Board Defends Appointments At High Court
• Must Inventors Be Humans? An Active Debate Over AI Patents
• Comparing States' Preparations For An Economic Downturn
• Proposed Cloud Tax Regs Foggy On Sourcing
• New Visa Means 1 Less Problem For Offshore Wind Projects
• States Launch Challenge To Trump Auto Emissions Policy
• Trump Taps 2 For 9th Circ., 4 For Trial Courts In Calif.
• Top Commerce Trade Official Kaplan Resigns Post
• 6th Circ. Allows Discovery In Commercial Arbitration Abroad
• New NLRB Rule Would Block Grad Student Unions
• EU Court Strikes Down Danish Bank State Aid Ruling
• NY District Court Pick Pulled Amid Home Senator's Opposition
• Telecom Groups Warn Google Update Will Be Disruptive
• Dem, GOP Lawmakers Ask FDA To Clear Path For CBD Retail
• Loss-Recovery Law Covers Fantasy Sports, Ill. Justices Told
• EEOC Sex Harassment Guidance Remains Stalled, Chair Says
• Calif. Tax Return Law Temporarily Blocked In Fed. Court
• Financial Groups Urge House To Back Cannabis Banking Bill
• Chicago Wins Block On Anti-Sanctuary Rules For DOJ Grants
• USCIS Will Process Deferred Action Bids Again After Backlash
• NY Bill Would Let College Athletes Pocket 15% Of Ticket Sales
• Wash. State Slams Transfer Of Military Funds For Border Wall
• 9th Circ. Faults BLM's Blanket Extension Of Geothermal Deals
• Labor Dept. Moves Recruitment Online For H-2A Employers
• Senate Panel Approves $11.4B In IRS Funding For 2020
• Sens. Call On FCC To Abandon Plan For Overall Subsidy Cap
• Sens. Push Permanent Security For Supreme Court Justices
• Advocates Worry Nexstar Approval Will Restrict FCC Access
• 11th Circ. Asked To Rehear En Banc Single Text TCPA Suit
• Pursuing Wellness: A Firm's Work With Mental Health Experts
• DC Circ. Grants EPA Bid To Postpone Ozone Limits Fight
• House Democrats Unveil Drug Pricing Bill Opposed By GOP
• Trump Sues Manhattan DA To Block Release Of Tax Returns
• Searching For A Legal Pathway For CBD Products
• Purdue Loses Bid To Toss Mass. Suit Amid Ch. 11 Stay Fight
• DOL Nominee Scalia Calls 'Fowl' On Democrat Critics
• Huawei Seeks To Minimize Links To China At FCC
• House Panel To Explore Blocking Tax Benefits To Hate Groups
• UK Threatens Deep Dive Into £90M Sports Fashion Deal
• Another Round In The Battle Over The Clean Water Act
• Split FERC Floats Overhaul Of Utility Power Purchase Regs
• EU Lawmakers Plan Push For Fair Digital Tax Agenda: Paper
• Classification Ruling Exhibits NLRB's Stance On Contractors
• Steps Toward Ensuring B-1 Visa Compliance
• Trump Admin. Strips Calif. Of Auto Emissions Authority
• SEC Joins Other Regulators In OK'ing Volcker Rule Changes
• CFPB Will Keep Consumer Complaint Database Public
• House Dems Ask DOD For More Info On Trump Resort Stays
• Senate Bill Would Establish Center To Fight Election Meddling
• Proposed Bitcoin ETF Issuers Withdraw From SEC Evaluation
• Probe Of Big Tech Could Yield Big Results
• Senate Dems Block Gov't Funding Bill Amid Border Wall Fight
• House Leaders 'Optimistic' On USMCA Ratification
• Immigration Court Backlog Tops 1M As Cases Keep Piling Up
• 11th Circ. Says Feds Can Sue Under Title II Of ADA
• River Authority Immune From Arbitration, Texas Justices Told
• States Don't Want Sprint-T-Mobile Trial Moved Up
• FCC Links Lifeline, Medicaid Program Enrollment
• Trump's DOL Pick Scalia On The Hot Seat: What To Watch For
• FTC Dem Calls Out DOJ For Lax Labor Market Enforcement
• Contractor Revenue Growing Under Immigration Crackdown
• Trump Orders More Sanctions On Iran After Saudi Oil Attack
• Senate Confirms 2 Treasury Nominees
• DOD Role Key To Curb Chinese Control Of Rare-Earth Market
• House Bill Seeks To Exclude FATCA For Some Americans Abroad
• Key GOP Senator 'Real Doubtful' On 2nd Circ. Nominee
• DC Judge Tells Gov't To Toe Line On Asylum Parole Order
• Indian Lands Need More Spectrum Access, Sens. Hear
• NJ County Says AG Has No Right To Bar Sharing Info With ICE
• Pursuing Wellness: When A Firm Brings Counseling On Site
• Dems Roll Out Bill Blocking Trump's 'Public Charge' Rule
• Laying The Groundwork For Next-Generation Nuclear Energy
• Wireless Industry Lauds 3.5 GHz Launch As Milestone
• EPA, States Duel Over Impact Of DC Circ. Ozone Ruling
• New Calif. Law Represents Strategic Shift In PFAS Regulation
• House Dems Threaten To Subpoena Juul For Marketing Docs
• White House Dem Hopefuls Raise Pharma Deal Worries
• Trump, Calif. Wage War Of Words Over Auto Standards
• IRS Safe Harbor Proposal Hard On Restructuring Cos.
• Wis. County Fights Tribe's Quick Win Bid In Zoning Reg. Suit
• Trump Not Yet Injured By NY Tax Return Law, Fed. Judge Says
• Calif. Gov. Signs Worker Misclassification Bill Into Law
• Businesses Mobilize For Broad Tariff Authority Reform
• Calif. Dynamex Law Shifts Employment Landscape Drastically
• Trump Names Hostage Negotiator As New Security Adviser
• Feds Won't Defend CFPB's Structure At High Court
• Hospitals Win Challenge To $600M Medicare Pay Cut
• Ex-CFTC Chair Joins Blockchain Advocacy Group As Adviser
• Purdue Says 'Lives, Dollars' At Stake In Bankruptcy Case
• EPA Set To Rescind Calif. Emissions Waiver Amid Auto Fight
• Migrants Challenge Trump's Asylum Bar Implementation
• Bridgegate Duo Were Convicted For Legit Acts, Justices Told
• NY Senate Bill Would Give NCAA Athletes Name, Image Rights
• Internet Of Things Security Bill Would Cost $35M, CBO Says
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Tells Sens. Carmakers Probe Not 'Political'
• House To Vote On Limits To Mandatory Arbitration Clauses
• House Sets Up Negotiations On $738B 2020 Defense Bill
• Coinbase, Ex-Davis Polk Atty To Head CFTC Market Oversight
• Pa. Bus 'Atheist' Ad Ban Violates Free Speech, 3rd Circ. Says
• Feds, ACLU Reach Deal On Immigration Screening Docs
• DOI Appeals Board Nixes Forest Removal At Grand Staircase
• NSA Leaker Snowden Violated NDA With New Book, Feds Say
• McConnell Wants CBD Enforcement Guidelines, Now
• Comanche Leader Slams Okla. 'Saber Rattling' In Gaming Row
• FCC Urged To Dial Back Subsidy Fees On Prison Phone Calls
• Health Orgs, Nonprofits Can't Join Public Charge Lawsuits Yet
• Senate Subcommittee Approves $11.4B In IRS Funding
• DC Circ. Asked To Rethink FAA Limit On Airport Runway Slots
• Pursuing Wellness: Inside A Firm Meditation Program
• Calif. Immigration Judge Fined For Pro-Democrat Statements
• CFPB Eyes 'Tech Sprints' To Promote Regulatory Innovation
• Out-Of-State Developer Insists Texas Grid Project Law Invalid
• Commerce Move Affects Exports To Chinese Nuclear Co.
• Cable Group Challenges Maine Public Access TV Law
• Updated NJ Site Remediation Law Makes Public Outreach Key
• States, Enviros Push Calif. Judge To Enforce EPA Landfill Rule
• DC Circ. Tosses Clean Power Plan Challenges
• Merger Values Vaulted To $2.2T In Fiscal Year 2018
• FCC Probing Chinese Telecoms' US Clearance, Commish Says
• Dem Senators Rip DOL's Proposed Religious Exemption Regs
• Calif. Guidelines Advance Telehealth For Medicaid Patients
• NY Tax Minutes: City Finances, Transparency, Tribunal Rulings
• Feds Escape Bias Suit Over ALJ Hiring Process
• Utah Blazes Trail With Law Shielding Data From Gov't Search
• Top Dem Prods CBP Officials For Answers After Data Breach
• Sens. Ask FCC To Review 2 Chinese Telecoms Operating In US
• Transport Cos. Prep For Impact Of Calif.'s Dynamex Bill
• Invalidating Abstract Patents Isn't Working, Justices Told
• Sens. Issue Subpoenas In Conservation Easement Tax Probe
• Fla. House Can Wade Into Medical Pot Law Case, Panel Says
• Fla. Judge Closes Epstein Victims' Suit Following His Death
• Russian Trolling Case Tentatively Set For April 2020
• SPLC's 'Hate Group' Label For Nonprofit Falls Short Of Fraud
• CFTC Approves Finalized Volcker Rule Revisions
• Ex-HR Head Says NJ Agency Fired Her For Questioning Hires
• Calif. Tribe Says Feds Ignoring Calls For Recognition Of Gov't
• Top 5 Modern Tax Challenges For Digital Health Companies
• Trump's 'Public Charge' Rule Faces 1st Individual Challenge
• LA Rams Can't Halt Court Claims Over Move From St. Louis
• Driver Asks Court To Block Uber 'Contractor' Classification
• House Panel Probing DOT Chief, Family Biz Conflict Claims
• DOJ Dusts Off Arbitration Option For Mergers After 20 Years
• Rural Group Urges FCC To Keep Lifeline Program Flexible
• FCC Formula Freeze Didn't Inflate Phone Bills, DC Circ. Told
• CalSavers Is Invalid Under ERISA, Feds Contend
• FCC Rural Health Developments Shift Focus To Functionality
• Early Sampling Of Electronic Info Is Underutilized In Discovery
• California, Follow NY's Lead And Pass An FCA Tax Bill
• EU Trade Chief Pushes For A Deal In Aircraft Subsidy Fights
• Calif., NM Urge 9th Circ. To Block Border Wall Funding
• No 'Politicization' Of DOJ Probes, Antitrust Chief Says
• IRS' Built-In Loss Rules Could Mar Sheen Of Distressed Cos.
• Indiana's Ban On 'Smokable' Hemp Denied, For Now
• How Amendments Changed The Calif. Consumer Privacy Act
• Jones Day Grudgingly OKs Sex Bias Suit Expansion
• Facebook Exec Goes To Twitter To Defend Libra
• FCC Greenlights Nexstar-Tribune Broadcast Merger
• PG&E Bankruptcy Will Test Shareholder Capitalism
• Trump's Tax Suit Must Be Heard In NY, State Officials Say
• DOJ Auto Antitrust Probe May Target Emission Rules: Harris
• Calif. Leaders Reject Industry-Backed Updates To Privacy Law
• Advocates Want Migrant Detention, Enforcement Funds Cut
• SC Lawmakers To Follow Calif. With NCAA Athlete Pay Bill
• Enviros Lose Bid To Halt Border Wall In Ariz. Wilderness Areas
• Consumer Loan Rate Cap Gets Calif. Senate's Blessing
• Judge Orders DOD To Turn Over Docs In 'Trans Ban' Case
• Lawmakers Push To Unmask Chinese Military Cos. In US
• Dems Probe Feds About Denying Citizenship To Soldiers
• Trump Urges Fed. Court To Suspend Calif. Tax Return Law
• FTC Clears $160M Pipeline Deal After Noncompete Nixed
• France, Germany Move To Block Libra Cryptocurrency
• NAB Prez Bashes AT&T 'Scare Tactic' Supporting Satellite Law
• FCC Queries Carriers On Wildfire Response
• Gov't Must Help Update Call Centers, 911 Director Says
• DOI Clears Way For Energy Development In Arctic Refuge
• Immigrants Strike Cert. Deal In USCIS Juvenile Policy Suit
• DEA Blocking Medical Cannabis Research Licenses, Lab Says
• NLRB Wraps Up Busy Summer With A Flurry Of Rulings
• To Defer Or Not To Defer: Kisor's Impact On Tax Controversies
• Warren Plan Would Put Tribes In Driver's Seat On Policy
• DC Circ. Says EPA Must Set Cross-State Emission Deadlines
• How Online Wagers Are Shaping States' Sports Betting Regs
• FCC Needs New Rules To Stop 911 Fee Diversion: O'Rielly
• Calif. Privacy Law Could Alter Litigation Risks Nationwide
• SEC's Shareholder Proposal Change May Muddle 2020 Proxies
• French Minister Urges Carbon Tax Accord, Voting Changes
• States Forge Ahead On Renewables, With Or Without The Feds
• Mich. Bill Adds To States' Trend Of Limiting Noncompetes
• Beyond $15B: What's At Stake In The Apple Irish Tax Appeal
• The Factors Courts Consider In Deposition Location Disputes
• IRS Bonus Depreciation Regs Clarify Treatment Of Biz Groups
• Split 2nd. Circ. Revives Emoluments Suit Against Trump
• Health Hires: Alston Bird, Goodwin, Xencor
• PennDOT Worker's Online Rant Faces Pa. Justice's Scrutiny
• FATCA, Information Exchange Could Aid Wealth Tax Enforcement
• SEC's Stance On No-Action Letters Raises Uncertainty
• Consumer Tech Group Decries Trade War's Impacts On 5G
• Ginsburg Says 'Courageous People' Must Restore Civility
• Atty Defeats $26M Suit Over Outing Gay Co-Counsel, For Now
• Feds Say Dozens Of Migrant Kids In Class Suit Still Separated
• It's Time For Congress To Act On Data Privacy, Experts Say
• DC Circ. Not Sure If IRS Can Slip Database Designation
• Religious Tax Credit Ban Is Discriminatory, Justices Told
• DC Circ. Wary Of Union's Challenge To Rail Inspection Change
• Congress Facing Full Plate Of Trade Work Before Year Is Out
• Patent Bill Would 'Do More Harm Than Good,' Lawmakers Told
• 11th Circ. Says EPA-Alabama Water Partnership Can Stand
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Cautions Against 'Worldwide Relief'
• Pelosi Says USMCA Still Needs Changes To Enforcement
• NY Rep. Collins Denies Feds' Redrawn Insider Trading Case
• Cable Cos. Fight To Access Satellite Biz Docs In C-Band Probe
• EU's Energy Tax Rules Lagging Climate Goals, Report Says
• Va. Judge Eyes Tossing Flynn Associate's Conviction
• Sens. Advance $695M Defense Bill Over Border Wall Criticism
• French Finance Minister Vows To Block Libra In Europe
• House Passes 3 Bills Banning Offshore, Alaska Drilling
• What To Consider Before Filing For A Rule 57 Speedy Hearing
• Uber Hit With Misclassification Suit Invoking Dynamex Bill
• New Mexico City Says Solar Boosters Can't Fight Utility Fees
• E-Cig Seller Hid SF Ban Ahead Of IPO, Investors Say
• EPA, Corps Officially Sink Controversial Obama Water Rule
• Calif. Lawmakers Authorize Statewide Rent Control
• Anonymity Order Unsealed In Jones Day Gender Bias Case
• Trump Delays Tariffs On $250B Worth Of Chinese Goods
• US Lauds Privacy Shield Data Pact As Latest Review Kicks Off
• Iancu Emphasizes Good Faith In FRAND Negotiations Policy
• 5th Circ. Says Sessions' Decision Rules Out Woman's Asylum
• Calif. Senate Votes To Bar Facial Recognition On Police Cams
• Crypto Could Be 'Next Frontier' In Terror War, US Official Says
• 2nd Circ. Tussle Distills Court Divide On Booze Laws
• Calif.'s Dynamex Bill Gets In Gear: What's Next?
• Senate Confirms 6 To Trial Courts, Marking 150 Trump Judges
• GAO Will Review Border Wall Land Seizure Plans
• US Defends Family Separations In Cases With Criminal Past
• High Court Clears Way For SG To Argue In LGBTQ Bias Suits
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