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Public Policy - October, 2019

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• Judge Wants Key Trump Impeachment Witness Suit Expedited
• Jones Day Says Ex-Attys' Gender Bias Claims Lack Facts
• States Ask 5th Circ. To Rethink Indian Child Welfare Act Ruling
• FCC Commissioner Says US Has 'Rested On Our 4G Laurels'
• Domestic Worker Bill Of Rights Advances In Philadelphia
• 'Enron' Haunts Exxon Climate Trial In AG Expert's Testimony
• Court Dubious Of Trump's Bid To Block McGahn Testimony
• Law360's The Term: Polluting The Pacific & Traffic Stops
• Utility Groups Challenge FERC Storage Rule At DC Circ.
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Protect Public Safety Spectrum
• Vague Insurance Test May Spur Erratic Green Card Decisions
• FHFA Constitutionality Case Not Fit For Review, Justices Told
• 3 US Priorities For The World's Biggest Telecom Summit
• Michigan Vape Co. Drops Federal Suit After Ban Paused
• Students Suing Dept. Of Education Over Loan Relief Win Cert.
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Dems Ask Treasury Watchdog To Probe Opportunity Zones
• White House Boots Cameroon From Duty-Free Program
• Former House Reps And GCs Push For Border Wall Appeal
• OECD Tightens Data-Swap Standard For Lowest-Tax Areas
• Quid Pro Quo 101
• Top Class Settlement Admin Factors To Consider In 2020
• Trump Biz Docs Critical To House Investigations, DC Circ. Told
• New Regulatory Concerns For Behavioral Telehealth Providers
• GOP Sens. Advance Anti-Abortion Lawyer For Mo. Judgeship
• Draft Opportunity Zone Form Asks For Investment Info
• USCIS Sued Over New Limits On Immigration Fee Waivers
• Treasury Seeks To Narrow Obama Earnings Stripping Rules
• 5 Trends Influencing RFPs For Law Firms
• Mich. House Passes Bill To Legalize And Tax Sports Betting
• DOJ Blocks Attorneys From Favored Settlement Tool
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink TCPA Standing For Suit Over 1 Text
• ACLU Sues Feds Seeking Info On Facial Recognition Tech
• How DOJ Suit Could Affect Calif. Cap-And-Trade Plan
• Pa. Justices To Say If Probationers Can Use Medical Marijuana
• Enviros Say BLM Allowing Too Much Drilling In Calif.
• Federal Banking Bill Won't Solve All Cannabis Industry Woes
• Senate Committee Advances Supreme Court Security Bill
• Mass. Judge Refuses To Halt Tweaked Statewide Vape Ban
• Suit Over Asylum-Seekers Parole Policy Leaves Judge Wary
• Hair Drug Test Not Enough To Nix Cop Hire, Mass. Court Says
• Alsup Slams HHS Rule Shielding Anti-Abortion Health Workers
• CME Details Bitcoin Futures Options Before Q1 2020 Launch
• Rebuffed By Justices, Hospital Workers Turn To State Courts
• PROMESA Proposals Get Mixed Reviews From Private Sector
• Sens. Urge Changes At USPTO To Improve Patent Quality
• Trump Hit With 1st Suit Over Ban On Uninsured Immigrants
• House Bill Sows Seeds For Overhaul Of Farm Workforce
• Dems Push EPA Watchdog Pick To Scrutinize Agency Leaders
• Tax Court Decision May Open Up New Challenges To 280E
• Democratic Senators Excoriate 2nd Circ. Nominee Menashi
• Wireless Industry Pushing FCC Rules Too Far, Utilities Say
• Australian Watchdog Sues Google Over Location Tracking
• Contentious Trump 5th Circ. Pick Reports $1M Assets
• DHS Waives More Enviro Rules To Build Border Wall In Texas
• 3 Compliance Cues NY Employers Can Take From Scary Films
• More States Embracing Partnership Audit Rules, Panelists Say
• Calif. Labor Law For Cannabis Cos. May Be Unconstitutional 
• 5G Network Flexibility Will Feed Competition, Experts Say
• What Industry, Investors Think Of The Proposed CFIUS Regs
• DHS Can Try To Halt Ill.'s Immigrant 'Public Charge' Injunction
• No Room For Energy Groups In Keystone XL Suit, Enviros Say
• US-China Trade Meeting Uncertain As Chile Scraps Summit
• Justices Urged To Uphold Appeals Of PTAB Time-Bar Rulings
• FDA Must Reconsider Perchlorate Rule, Enviro Groups Say
• Rex Tillerson Denies Exxon Climate Change Fraud In NY Trial
• Watchdog Raises Flags Over Duty Exclusion Process
• NLRB May Reexamine Stance On Monitoring Union Activity
• 9th Circ. Pick Rejects ABA Review Of Him As 'Lazy,' Anti-LGBT
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Emails Show Bribery Strategy, Jury Hears
• House Says Full-Body OK Not Needed For Trump Tax Suit
• USCIS Says Blocking Public Charge Rule Will Cost Money
• 'DWI Dude' Atty Guilty Of Conning Colombian Drug Traffickers
• Missouri Medical Marijuana Group Asks State For Vaping Regs
• Uber, Lyft Launch Bid To Nix Calif. Dynamex Law At Ballot Box
• MGM Says Gov't Must Justify Clearing Way For Tribes' Casino
• States Want Court To Look At Big Picture In DACA Challenge
• Talk To Us 'Early And Often,' Regulators Tell Fintechs
• EEOC Can't Have Pay Data Collection Declared Over Yet
• Wyden Presses White House On Biden Link In China Talks
• Trump Wants Another Round In 2nd Circ. Emoluments Fight
• Pa. Superior Court Hopefuls Stress Commitment To Litigants
• New Mass. Vape Ban 'A Mockery' Of Court Orders, Shops Say
• Suit Over Young Immigrants Rule Nearing Settlement
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Adviser Policy Ruling
• Contrite Boeing Chief Vows 737 Max Fixes In Senate Hearing
• DOJ Wins Stay On Turnover Of Mueller Grand Jury Docs
• Fired NJ College President's Retaliation Suit Falls Short
• Dems Press DOJ On Feds' Lack Of Criminal No-Poach Cases
• 'Near-Total Ban On Abortion' Blocked By Ala. Judge
• Ill. Speaker Wants Rep. Facing Bribery Charge Out Of Office
• House Solidifying Behind Public C-Band Auction Route
• Rural Groups Oppose Bid Packages In 3.5 GHz Auction
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Being There For Families In Trouble
• NY, NJ, Conn. Sue EPA Over Out-Of-State Ozone Pollution
• The Funding Outlook For Soon-To-Expire Health Programs
• Protecting Against Corruption In State Cannabis Licensing
• Top 5 Environmental Concerns For The Cannabis Industry
• Kik's High-Level SEC Deposition Requests Denied By Judge
• EU Needs Comprehensive Digital Approach, Vestager Says
• SEC's New ETF Rule Is A Win For Issuers, Investors
• Judge Restores Gillnet Ban To Help Protect Right Whales
• DOJ Guidance Offers Needed Flexibility For Corporate Fines
• Schools Can Run Criminal Checks On Roofers, Pa. Court Says
• AFL-CIO Cheers Trump's Trade Crackdown On Thailand
• Hemp Regulation Turns Corner With New USDA Rule
• NM Trial Court Pick Withdraws As Sen. Cites 'Vetting Issues'
• CRA Modernization Effort May Face Time Pressure
• Utah Judge Puts Emergency Flavored Vape Rule On Hold
• Key Trump Impeachment Witness Seeks Clarity On Testifying
• House Passes Building Project Bill Aimed At Transparency
• Justices Urged Not To Weigh In On FERC Dam Dispute Ruling
• Texas Says County Bail Reform Shirks 'Sanctuary City' Law
• Rettig Wants IRS Audits To 'Touch Every Neighborhood'
• Wis. Tribes Seek Too Much Info In Tax Row, Court Told
• USTR Considering Renewal Of China Tariff Exemptions
• Calif. Cannabis Patient Takes Edible Eviction Case To 9th Circ.
• Court Can't Make Trump Renew Work Program, Judge Says
• Banks Will 'Almost Certainly' Join Libra, Facebook Exec Says
• FCC Rules In Favor Of Telecoms On VoIP 911 Fees
• Pai Advances Plan To Scrub Huawei, ZTE From US Networks
• Salvadorans Get Another Year Of TPS Under Bilateral Deal
• Investor Group Says SEC Rule Change Would Hobble Rights
• DOT Hazmat Train Rule Lacks Info Safeguards, DC Circ. Told
• Consumer Groups Rip FDIC, OCC For Payday Lender Support
• FCC May Drop WWII-Era Broadcast Antenna Sharing Rules
• NYC Needs A Better Approach To Regulating Biometric Data
• House OKs Age-Check Mandate For Online E-Cigarette Sales
• SEC's Crypto Actions Reinforce Hard Line On Digital Assets
• Confronting Plaintiffs Attorney Advertising Abuses
• GM, Toyota Side With Trump Admin In Emissions Rule Fight
• High Court CFPB Review May Determine Fate Of FHFA Too
• Indian Groups Urge Supreme Court To Hear Bingo Block Case
• Tracking Early State Legislative Efforts To Curb Deepfakes
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Targets Device Searches At Border
• 9th Circ. Finds Union's Call To Join Strike Unlawful
• CBD Rules In Limbo As FDA Grapples With New Cannabis Era
• Boston Takes 'Racist' Stance In Police Bias Suit, Judge Hears
• OECD Fixed Return Plan Adds To Debate Over Defining Terms
• Expatriation Tax Next On IRS Crypto Enforcement List
• Resort Settles EEOC Suit Over English-Only Policy For $2.6M
• Ill. State Rep. Arrested On Public Corruption Charges
• Gov't Appeals Order To Share Mueller Grand Jury Info
• Reps Eye Ways To Create More Ex-Con CEOs
• Thank A Female Veteran With Access To Legal Services
• OCC's Otting Confident That Fintech Charter Will Take Effect
• Missing Out On Visa Lottery Might Not Be So Bad: DC Judge
• US Watchdogs Slam DOJ's Ukraine Whistleblower Memo
• Marijuana Insurance Thaw Hinges On 'Safe Harbor' Bills
• State Dept. Given 14 Days To Share Travel Ban Waiver Info
• Justices 'Struggling' With Okla. Tribal Land Case, Atty Says
• What You Need To Know About 5G Progress
• Don't Halt CFPB Case To Wait For Seila Ruling, 2nd Circ. Told
• 'Remain In Mexico' Rule Misapplied In Most Cases, Judge Says
• Novel Libor Sentence Shows Issues Foreign Defendants Face
• NY AG 'Stunned' By Threat To Cut Short Exxon Climate Case
• In Lung Injuries Probe, Officials Are Looking Beyond THC
• PBM Group Says ERISA Trumps New Okla. Insurance Law
• Youths Sue Canada Over Climate Change Threats
• DC Circ. Wonders If EPA Exemption Spike Warrants Lawsuit
• Dems Challenge Fed Agencies On 'Roadless Rule' Data
• FCC Releases Parts Of Mass., Hawaii From Cable Price Rules
• VA Proposes Tweaks To Third-Party Care Payment Rules
• USTR Exempts 83 More Products From 25% China Tariffs
• Interior Dept. Defangs Controversial FOIA Rule
• Bank Group Says 1st Circ. PR Bond Ruling Hurts Local Gov'ts
• Jones Day Can't Nix New Bias Claims, Female Attys Say
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Gas Co.'s Double-Tax Dispute
• Bipartisan Sens. Unite Against FCC's Proposed Subsidy Cap
• VA Office Isn't Protecting Whistleblowers, Watchdog Says
• 3 Ways To Disclose Cryptocurrency Transactions To The IRS
• USCIS Limits Eligibility For Immigration Petition Fee Waivers
• Pay Data Rule Wrongly Delayed, Former Officials Tell DC Circ.
• Ex-Kirkland Lawyer Tapped For 2nd Circ. Worth $6.3M
• Member States Reach Deal On Pact To Nix Intra-EU Treaties
• 9th Circ. Says Judge Can't Waive Immigrant's Pot Conviction
• House Dems Can See Mueller Grand Jury Docs, Judge Rules
• SD Settles With Activists To End Riot Boosting Law Challenge
• Trump Org. Weighing Sale Of DC Hotel At Center Of Lawsuits
• Congress Must Step Up To Regulate Social Media Giants
• 4 Ways To Address Rising OFAC Cryptocurrency Oversight
• States Are Wrong To Block Local Gov'ts From Opioid Suits
• Comcast Asks Justices To Reconsider Race Bias In $20B Suit
• Legal Battlefronts To Watch In Boeing's 737 Max Crisis
• SEC Says Kik Is Using Discovery For 'Irrelevant Sideshow'
• Trump Again Asks DC Circ. To Block Biz Record Subpoena
• OECD Proposal May Increase Multinationals' Worldwide Tax
• S. Korea Gives Up Preferential WTO Status After US Rebuke
• DC Circ. Tosses Challenges To EPA's GHG Emission Analysis
• SEC's Pitch To Spur Small-Cap Trading Likely To Draw Debate
• Chase Seeks To Exclude Prof. From 9th Circ. Preemption Case
• EPA Compliance Delays On Landfill Emissions Irk Judge
• DeVos Hit With $100K Contempt Fine In Student Loan Row
• Feds Ask High Court To Strike Down Calif. 'Sanctuary' Law
• Texas Panel Told Paucity Of Proof Dooms $100M Theft Suit
• RI Flavored Vape Ban Latest To Face Court Challenge
• Gov't Pushes For Ruling In Edward Snowden NDA Suit
• Exxon Exec Denies Scheme To Hide Costs Of Climate Change
• ACLU Says New Data Reveals 1,500 More Migrant Separations
• NJ Lawmakers Lob NCAA Pay Bill, Fla. Gov. Joins Bandwagon
• Sham TM Applications Down 'Dramatically,' Iancu Says
• Sens. Want TikTok Investigated For National Security Threats
• Law360's The Term: CFPB Under Review & Plurality Problems
• EPA Planned To Repeal Water Rule All Along, Enviros Say
• Kirkland's Clement To Defend CFPB Structure At High Court
• New FCC Broadband Survey Still Relies On Telecoms' Data
• Bipartisan House Bill Would Require Public C-Band Auction
• 'Inhumane' DC Hospital Lacks Running Water, Patients Say
• Attys Fear IRS Appeals Pilot Will Prove Adversarial, Expensive
• Feds, Navajo Decry Redo Bid On Indian Child Welfare Act
• NC Business And Personal Tax Cuts Pass State Senate
• Libra Launch Expected, But US Presence Remains Uncertain
• SEC, CFTC Join Global Financial Innovation Network
• EU Greenlights Britain's £1B Electricity Support Project
• Border Shooting Relief Not About Nat'l Security, Justices Told
• Michigan Becomes 8th State To Go Beyond Feds' OT Rule
• DOJ Fights States' Bid To Pause Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Review
• House Dems Ask DC Circ. To Revive Border Wall Suit
• Alsup Baffled By Feds' Fight With Students Over Loan Relief
• Professor Heads To Ky. Bench With Little Trial Experience
• Mass. Appellate Court Won't Halt Vape Products Ban
• Complexity Is The Cost Of Calif.'s Worker Classification Law
• Senators Far From Tax Extenders Deal, GOP Lawmaker Says
• LabCFTC Going Independent As Fintech Innovation Takes Off
• Liquid Pipeline Rule Emphasizes New Safety Requirements
• Dems Press DOL On Tipped Wage Regs' Cost To Workers
• Mich. Order Muddles No-Fault Reform For Auto Insurers
• Picks For 9th, 2nd Circs. Advance With Bipartisan Panel Votes
• Mass. Justices Urge ICE To Stop Deportations Before Trial
• DOD Seeks Private Partners For 5G Pentagon Research
• FCC Eyes Rulemaking To Ease Large Cell Towers' Move To 5G
• Security Fears Dog DOJ As Foreign Tech Cos. Collect US Data
• Justice Ginsburg Wins $1M Prize For Advancing Gender Parity
• Privacy Shield Pact Survives EU Review, But Work Remains
• Zuckerberg Pledges To Only Move On Libra With Regulator OK
• CFPB Doomed At High Court? Don't Bet On It, Attys Say
• Okla. Judge Temporarily Blocks Reversible Abortion Info Law
• Gov't Taking Increasing Interest In Crypto, SEC Chairman Says
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Arpaio's Bid To Vacate Conviction
• Trump's Insurance Policy Hurts Poor Immigrants, Sens. Say
• Latex Not Enough Cover For Adult Tax Exemption, Texas Says
• Trans Prof's Gender Surgery Suit Won't Wait For High Court
• NYC Bar Urges Barr To Step Aside From DOJ Ukraine Probe
• Congress Warned Of Network Cutoff For Satellite TV Users
• Tribe Says Trump's Wall Would Make Border Problems Worse
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Can Survive Trump's Legal Attack
• IRS Bar On Pot Biz Deductions Constitutional, Tax Court Says
• Bill Would Clarify Citizenship For Kids Of Overseas Personnel
• FCC Blames States For Reported Lifeline Verification Issues
• NLRB To Probe 'Successor Bar' Shielding Unions From Ouster
• Vance Tells 2nd Circ. Trump's Immunity Gambit Is Fake Law
• Surgeon General Warns Senate About Perils Of Legalizing Pot
• Treasury Lifts Turkey Sanctions After Syria Ceasefire
• Feds Owe ACA Insurers $1.6B, Claims Court Rules
• State Dept. Delays Use Of 'Public Charge' Form At Consulates
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Bid To Halt Abortion Protest Buffer Law
• EPA Must Act On Oil & Gas Ozone Emissions, Groups Say
• Senators Spar Over Pace Of NAFTA 2.0 Deliberation
• Conn., Tribes Want In On MGM Suit Over $300M Casino Plan
• Trump Touts Exit From Paris Accord At Pa. Shale Conference
• Senate Rejects Attempt To Undo IRS SALT Workaround Rule
• PennEast Says 3rd Circ. Ruling Will Disrupt Gas Industry
• SEC's ICO Enforcement Has 'Changed Behavior,' Official Says
• 4 Recreational Marijuana Tax Revenue Takeaways For States
• The Disruptive Potential Of Calif.'s College Athlete Pay Law
• A New Era Of FCRA Scrutiny For Consumer Data Furnishers
• Opportunities Still Abound In Mexican Energy Sector
• Is There A Legal Standard Of Care For Legionnaires' Disease?
• Sens. Tell DOJ To Fix 'Growing Divide' With USPTO Over SEPs
• Two Giuliani Associates Deny Campaign Finance Charges
• Biofuel Groups Take EPA's Refinery Exemption Fight To Court
• Where Law Firm Partners Go When Changing Jobs
• Consumer Protection Issues For Single-Family Rental Market
• SEC's Bitwise ETF Rejection Signals Bitcoin Market Distrust
• Congress Chose To Block $12B In ACA Funds, Justices Told
• FCC Wants To Help Tribal Gov'ts And Carriers Link Up
• Shearman Antitrust Atty Named New DOJ Tech Adviser
• Next Steps For Cos. In Light Of New Calif. Privacy Laws
• FDA Struggles To Foster An Affordable Biosimilar Insulin
• FDA To Require Warning Labels On Breast Implants
• House OKs Consolidation Of Ark.'s Eastern District
• DOJ Sues Calif. Over Cap-And-Trade Deal With Québec
• Hunton Nabs Ex-Va. Gov. McAuliffe For Privacy Think Tank
• Manufacturing Co. Fights Green Card Denial Over Fee Issue
• Hill Sees Growing Consensus On Robocalls, Broadband Bills
• Public Advocates Rip Bid To Restore Mass. Secret Taping Ban
• FCC Commissioner Calls Standards Summit 'Overrated'
• Bill Pegs Libra As Security Ahead Of Zuckerberg Testimony
• 9th Circ. Affirms Block Of Trump Admin.'s Birth Control Rules
• Papa John's Can't Escape Proposed Class' No-Poach Suit
• DC Circ. Wrestles With Dems' Bid For Trump Hotel Docs
• Dems Probe Legitimacy Of FCC Station Ownership Decision
• Gun Website Tells Justices To Nix Mass Shooting Suit Appeal
• Copyright Small Claims Court Bill Sails Through House
• DC Court Weighs Doc Deluge In FTC Chemical Merger Suit
• Cattle Industry Says EPA CWA Rollback Is Not Enough
• DC Circ. Ruling Aids Protest Of House's Tax Suit, Trump Says
• Current C-Band Users Deserve Dibs On Proceeds, FCC Told
• House Passes Bill To Unmask Shell Corporation Owners
• GOP Senators Target 'Sanctuary' Cities With Civil Liability Bill
• Mass. Vape Shops File Emergency Appeal To Halt Ban
• DOI Seeks To End Cherokee Nation's Trust Accounting Bid
• Senate Dems Plan Vote To Undo IRS SALT Workaround Rule
• California's Pot Regulation Maze Keeps Businesses On Edge
• Trans Librarian Says Surgery Suit Can't Wait For High Court
• BigLaw Lobbying Returns Continue To Rebound In Q3
• Ripple Boosts Regulatory Efforts, Joins Blockchain Group
• PR Officials Balk At Debt Write-Offs As Part Of PROMESA Fix
• Trump Picks For DC Judgeships Nearing Confirmation
• Supporting Autonomous Vehicles With Better Regulations
• 3 Ways To Leverage Vulnerability For Lawyer Well-Being
• Veterans Say $3.6B Wall Transfer Endangers Service Members
• NY AG Seeks Up To $1.6B From Exxon In Climate Change Trial
• HP Wins $176M Verdict In Disk Drive Price-Fixing Trial
• IRS Proposed Regs Could Guide Tax Choices For Libor's End
• How Companies Might Benefit From CFPB's Uncertain Fate
• Antitrust Takeaways For Tech From New Australian Report
• Preemption Issues High Court Is Considering In I-9 Fraud Case
• The FDA Regulatory Landscape For Tobacco And Cannabis
• Calif. Data Broker Law May Be Part Of Growing Trend
• RI Governor Sues Lawmakers Over Control Of Cannabis Regs
• Trump Pressures Dems To Expedite NAFTA 2.0 Vote
• Facebook Antitrust Probe Gains Support From Dozens Of AGs
• DC Circ. Says Stone Took Wrong Path To Challenge Gag Order
• Fintech Charter Suit Poised For Next Round As NY Seals Win
• NY Oneida Tribal Name Suit Doesn't Pass Muster: 2nd Circ.
• TCJA May Not Pick Up Slack If Internal Debt Rule Scrapped
• Only Yellowstone Grizzlies Matter For Ban Lift, 9th Circ. Hears
• Calif. Eastern District's Chief Says Court Nearing 'Catastrophe'
• Pay Talk Lacking Solidarity Still Protected, NLRB Memo Says
• IFinex Asks Calif. Court For Help In Search For $880M
• DC Circ. Skeptical Over EPA Rules For Power Plant Startups
• Raytheon Can't Charge Gov't For Lobbying Salary Costs
• House Panel Seeks Toss Of Trump Suit To Block NY Tax Law
• 5th Circ. Urged To Allow Women To Register For Military Draft
• FTC Probes Clearances For Local Health Mergers
• DOJ Moves To Collect DNA From Detained Immigrants
• Houston Mayor Hit With Suit Alleging Misuse Of Drainage Fee
• Maui Mayor Won't Drop High Court Groundwater Suit
• Oregon Pot Shop Will Give Up License Over Same-Day Sales
• Colo. Drops Out Of Challenge To Sprint, T-Mobile Merger
• Ill. High Court Upholds State's 'Revenge Porn' Law
• FERC Unlikely To Act Soon On Pipeline Policy, Chairman Says
• Justices Skip Charter VoIP Case, But Eye FCC Nonregulation
• Trump Names Replacement For Rick Perry At Energy Dept.
• Aviation Watch: Air Travel In The Age Of Climate Change
• 'Public Charge' Rule On Hold, But Employers Should Prepare
• CMS Can't Shake Hospitals' Win In Reimbursement Battle
• Manhattan DA To Pause Trump Tax Subpoena Pending Appeal
• EPA Fights Judge's Ruling On Mont. CWA Exception
• What Happens If High Court Says CFPB Is Unconstitutional
• Net Neutrality Ruling Leaves FCC With Much Work To Do
• NIST Proposal Will Help Companies Manage Privacy Risk
• NY-Led Group Says Proposed Rule Doesn't Kill Methane Case
• Tax Policy Insights From The EU Commissioner Hearings
• Mass. Ban On Vaping Product Sales Will Stand
• China Targeting $2.4B Of US Goods With WTO Sanctions
• Most UK Gov't Contracts Go To Cos. With Tax Haven Presence
• FCC Dings Stations For Poor Political Ad Record-Keeping
• Court Asks Fla. Justices To Review Med Mal Death Law
• Chicago Mayor Proposes Congestion Taxes For Uber, Lyft
• Fight Over Utah's Medical Pot Effort Bumped To State Court
• DC Circ. Tosses Medical Pot Researcher's Fight With DEA
• Friendly Filer: Supreme Court Clarifies Amicus Rules
• Why Businesses Shouldn't Sleep On Nev.'s Privacy Law
• NJ Tax Dept. Clarifies New Unitary Biz Definitions
• Senators OK Antitrust Whistleblower Protections, Again
• Quiet Abortion 'Counseling' OK In Buffer Zone, 3rd Circ. Says
• Mass. Vape Ban's Fate To Be Determined Monday
• Some Dems Back GOP Bill Capping Presidential Emergencies
• Judge Sees Dwindling Evidence Anchoring HHS Abortion Rule
• DC Court Won't Block No-Bid Sports Betting Contract
• Brennan Center, Cato Back Advocates In Border Wall Fight
• US Cos. Barred From Leasing Planes To Cuban Airlines
• Dems Slam DOJ Bid To Dismantle Immigration Judges' Union
• The Surprises In Proposed Calif. Consumer Privacy Regs
• Speedy FCC Process May Keep Tribes Out Of 2.5 GHz Band
• Lawyers Embracing Supreme Court's 'Two-Minute' Rule
• OFAC Measures Soften US Sanctions Against Turkey
• White House Unfairly Denying Tariff-Exclusion Bids, Rep. Says
• Philly Workers Not Exempt From OT Under FLSA, Judge Says
• Qualcomm Courts Must Fully Weigh DOJ Nat'l Security Claim
• Huawei Says Gov't Has Limited Powers To Punish Cos.
• New Data Shows BigLaw's True Profitability
• Big Tech's Data Hoards Hurt Competition, FTC Official Says
• High Court Agrees To Take Up Asylum Review Case
• UT Austin Won't Have To Face Bicyclist's Injury Suit
• Justices Take Up CFPB Constitutionality Case
• Dish Takes $61M Telemarketing Verdict To High Court
• How 280E Became The Pot Industry's Boogeyman
• In Most Court Battles, States Win And Trump Loses
• Clear Skies For Employers As NLRB's Boeing Test Takes Off
• Zoning Compliance Tips For NJ Medical Marijuana Facilities
• GILTI May Still Create Constitutional Issues For States
• German Airline Ticket Tax Hike Faces Headwinds
• Kentucky Tax Talk: What Governor Candidates Would Change
• Trump Admin Sets Tariffs In Aircraft Row As EU Vows Reprisal
• Law360's The Term: Puerto Rican Debt Crisis, DC Sniper
• 'Incompetence' Fueled CPSC Data Breaches: Senate Report
• House Dems Force DOJ To Reveal Names In Mueller Probe
• Dems' Fix For Green Card Backlog May Mean No Fix At All
• NLRB Extends Comment Period For Grad Student Rule
• Feds Say Evidence Can't Be Used In Asylum Rule Challenge
• Libra, Facing Pressure, Urged To 'Persevere' By GOP Sen.
• US Will Resume Foreign Aid To Northern Triangle
• New USPTO Patent Eligibility Guidance Aims For More Clarity
• Oregon's Flavored Vape Ban Put On Hold Amid Legal Fights
• Justices' And Judges' Free Trips Merit Closer Look, Sen. Says
• Education Dept. Urged Not To Renew $200M Navient Contract
• Ex-Okla. Gov't Atty Admits Fake Death Threats Over Pot Laws
• Sens. Introduce Legislation To Boost Tribal Energy Access
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Ban Noncompetes, With Exceptions
• Marijuana Biz Pair In Giuliani-Tied Case Plead Not Guilty
• Diversity Pledges Don't Redeem T-Mobile Deal: FCC's Starks
• Delay Dooms Victims' Rape Test Backlog Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Facebook Co-Founder Launches Anti-Monopoly Fund
• New Senate Bill Would Jail Execs Who Lie About Privacy
• Fewer Telemarketers Buying Access To FTC's Do Not Call List
• Under Siege, Juul Pulls Most Flavors From US Market
• Senate Fails To Override Trump's Emergency Declaration Veto
• Trump Tells 2nd Circ. Manhattan DA's Tax Subpoena Is Illegal
• House Examines Boom In Buybacks Amid Bills To Curb Them
• Fintech Could Emerge From A Hard Brexit Largely Unscathed
• GOP Sen. Vows To Confront Trump About C-Band Private Sale
• BLM Sage-Grouse Plans, Drilling Approvals Put On Ice
• Review NRA's Tax-Exempt Status, House Dems Urge IRS, DOJ
• FERC Greenlights Grid Operators' Energy Storage Plans
• Fast-Track Trump's Financial Subpoena, Panel Tells DC Circ.
• Cuomo Says Legislators Must Take Action On Vaping Bans
• Mich. Tax Foreclosure Suit Must Stay In Fed. Court: Resident
• Wis. Justices Take Up Dispute Over Gov.'s Veto Power
• Uber Asks 7th Circ. To Reject Chicago Disability Bias Suit
• Decarbonization Offers New Shipping Finance Opportunities
• A Close Look At Warren's Anti-Corruption Plan For Congress
• Dems Pitch Bill Mandating Advance Notice Of Workers' Shifts
• Opportunity Zone Info Reports Needed, House Panel Told
• Drinker Biddle Adds Del. Gov.'s Chief Of Staff To Ranks
• SEC's Lax Crypto Settlement Marks Unexplained Policy Shift
• Calif. Employers Should Consider Drug Test Policy Updates
• Cross-Border Employers Face Critical GDPR Risks
• China Wants US Tariffs Gone Before Finalizing Trade Deal
• HHS Anti-Kickback Proposal Features 3 Key Safe Harbors
• Crypto Compliance Guidance In The Works, Top IRS Atty Says
• Vote Delayed For 5th Circ. Pick Opposed By Some GOP Sens.
• Texas Judge Tosses ACA's Transgender, Abortion Bias Rule
• Uber, Lyft No-Show Sparks House Panel Talk Of New Regs
• CFTC Says Nev. Man Swindled $11M In Ponzi Trading Plot
• Kraninger Takes Heat On Settlements, Constitutionality Stance
• Quinn Emanuel Atty Among 4 Confirmed To Trial Courts
• Energy Trade Groups Look To Enter Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• NYC Says It's Immune To Suit Over 'Unfair' Property Tax Policy
• SEC, Stock Exchanges Urged To Rein In Dual-Class Shares
• Enviro Group Says Hemp Co. Didn't Properly Label Products
• Poll Shows Consumers Hate Blackouts, TV Group Says
• Marines Risk Missed Budgets For Civilian Workers, GAO Says
• FTC Judge Finds 2 Dental Suppliers Violated Antitrust Law
• Trump Says Only US Should Tax Its Tech Giants, Not France
• Quanta Fixed Prices On HP's Disk Drives, Jury Hears
• Vape Flavor Ban May Create Black Market, Lawmakers Told
• 2 Ex-Greenberg Traurig Attys On Track For 11th Circ. Seats
• 6th Circ. Won't Reopen SSA Atty's Religious Bias Suit
• Why Trump's Orders On Agency Guidance Are Significant
• EPA Sued Over Paint-Stripper Ban's Commercial Exemption
• Airline, Railroad Unions Challenge NMB Decertification Rule
• Fla. Remote Sales Tax Bill OK'd By Senate Committee
• Fed Board Member Lays Out Challenges Facing Libra
• 8th Circ. Judge Casts Skeptical Eye On Minn. Grid Law
• Tax Frequent Flyers To Cut Emissions, UK Committee Says
• Lawmakers Blast Website Protections In Trade Deals
• House Rebukes Trump For Pulling US Troops From Syria
• Trump Taps 4 For Federal Claims, Trial Courts
• CalSavers Isn't Trumped By ERISA, Calif. Says
• Ex-Trump Special Counsel Returns To Williams & Connolly
• Will PCAOB's New Audit Rule Trigger Shareholder Litigation?
• NYC Bill Continues Expansion Of Commercial Tenant Rights
• Fla. High Court To Review Ruling Against Medical Pot Regs
• Calif. Law Offers New Hope For Child Sexual Abuse Victims
• US-UK Agreement Expands DOJ Access To Tech Data
• Jones Day, Perkins Coie Earn Big In High-Rolling 2020 Race
• NJ Tax Stop: GILTI Guidance Gaps Need Filling
• Taxpayer Group Reverses Course To Support C-Band Sale
• Supreme Court Appears Split On Kansas' Use Of I-9 Info
• Supreme Court Security Bill Sails Through House Committee
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• FCC Passes T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Along Party Lines
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• USCIS Adds Hurdle To Getting Special Immigrant Status
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• States Say Bar On Asylum Rule Must Stay To Avoid Trauma
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• Manhattan DA Asks For Trump Tax Subpoena From 2nd Circ.
• Investors' Org Urges SEC To Reconsider Proxy Guidance
• 4th Circ. To Rehear DC, Md. Emoluments Case Against Trump
• Cos. Urge Swift Passage Of NAFTA 2.0 To Aid Biz Certainty
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