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Public Policy - November, 2019

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• Trump Signs Hong Kong Support Bills, Defying China
• AGs, Enviros Take Aim At EPA's Methane Standard Rollbacks
• Native Groups Work Overtime To Avoid Census Undercount
• Senators Urge Amtrak To Reverse Forced Arbitration Policy
• Airlines Seek To Escape Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuba Airport
• Mass. Adopts Tax On Vape Products, Will Ban Them Until Dec.
• Flynn's Sentencing Delayed Again Pending FBI Russia Report
• Law360's Tort Report: Georgia Damages Cap Faces Challenge
• US Trade Rep Readies Potential Action On French Digital Tax
• Texas Court Axes City's Ban On 2nd-Home Short-Term Rentals
• Buttigieg Campaign Returning Money From Kavanaugh Attys
• NJ Should Live Up To Its State Motto By Legalizing Cannabis
• DHS Lacked Way To Track Family Separations, Watchdog Says
• Teva Slips FCA Suit, Giving DOJ Another Granston Memo Win
• EU Won't Appeal Pro-Starbucks Ruling On State Aid
• Gov't Wants 'Public Charge' Case Delayed Till 4th Circ. Ruling
• Why The FBI's Former Top Lawyer Now Embraces Encryption
• Former WH Counsel McGahn's Order To Testify Paused
• Q&A With Paul Weiss' Andrew Finch, Ex-DOJ Antitrust Deputy
• Chicago's Minimum Wage Set To Reach $15 By 2021
• Tracking 3 Enforcement Trends In Health Care
• Supreme Court's Newest Cases Add Fuel To Explosive Term
• Alaska Tax Agreement Only Burdens Remote Retailers
• Oracle Asks Fed Court To Rein In DOL 'Power Grab'
• Battle Looms Over SEC's Proxy, Shareholder Proposals
• 3 Issues To Watch As Dish Enters Wireless Marketplace
• Headaches Abound As States Try To Clarify CBD Landscape
• Pay-TV Group Says FCC Made Bad Call On Apollo Station Buy
• Senate OKs Bill To Boost Feds' Cyber Info Sharing With States
• NLRB Adds Month To Comment Period For Grad Student Rule
• Trump Targets 'Crisis' Of Missing, Murdered Native Americans
• DOD Finalizes Fixed-Price Contract Preference In New Rules
• Online Privacy Bill Calls For Fines, Consumers' Right To Sue
• Rams, Kroenke Ask High Court To Send St. Louis Suit To Arb
• T-Mobile's Promises To States In Merger Fight Called Hollow
• SEC Proposes New Derivatives Rules On Mutual Funds, ETFs
• FCC Eyes Lifting Duplicate Radio Content Restrictions
• Chicago Council Passes Ride-Hailing, Cannabis Taxes
• Dems Demand Transparency On Border 'Tent Courts'
• NYC Council Approves Bill To Ban Flavored E-Cigs
• Lawmakers Sue Trump Admin. To Enforce Census Subpoenas
• RI's Premium Pay Law Is Preempted, Delta Tells Justices
• Commerce Tees Up Rules For Trump's Network Security Order
• FCPA Policy Update On Trend With Greater DOJ Transparency
• Tech Giants Back Student Visa Extension As Economic Boon
• Time To Respect Florida Law And Patients' Right To Know
• Urban Air Mobility Needs Policy Support To Achieve Liftoff
• Texas Says Enviros Botched Suit Over Austin Highway Project
• NJ Gov. Plugs Pot Decriminalization Ahead Of Possible Vote
• Protect Cannabis Workers' Rights, Union Urges NE Governors
• Consumer Privacy Protection Deserves 5G Policy Attention
• Obama-Era Restrictions On Oregon Logging Knocked Down
• Puerto Rico Board Urges Justices To Reject Bond Appeal
• New Views On Corporate Purpose Miss The Mark
• NJ Housing Official's Rape Suit Goes To Mediation
• Telegram Founder Agrees To Sit For Deposition In SEC Action
• DOJ Fights Ex-White House Counsel McGahn's Testimony
• 5th Circ. Ignored Precedent, La. Abortion Clinic Tells Justices
• CFTC Targets Fraud, Manipulation In $1.3B FY19 Enforcement
• Stalled E-Privacy Reform Needs Fresh Take: Hogan Lovells
• States Urge 9th Circ. To Preserve Block On Public Charge Rule
• New DOJ Memos Restrict Help For Migrant Kids In Court
• Fla. High Court Urged To Review Use Of Land Buying Funds
• Enviros Say Army Corps Wrongly Permitted Keystone Pipeline
• CFPB Dropping Ball On Student Loan Servicer Oversight: Suit
• NY MTA's New 'Debarment' Regs Unconstitutional, Suit Says
• 4 Ways Congress May Change Tax Rules For Cryptocurrencies
• Epstein Guards Face April Trial, Decry Broken Prison System
• Subpoena For Tax Data Unconstitutional, Trump Tells Justices
• Michigan Latest State To Ban Vitamin E Acetate In Pot Vapes
• Illinois Gov. Vetoes Bill Forgiving $50M In Plane Repair Taxes
• Canadian Watchdog Wants Wireless Giants To Share Networks
• Kavanaugh Interested In Revisiting Executive Power Doctrine
• Wash. Justices Asked To Review Seattle 'Wealth Tax' Denial
• Justices Pause House Panel's Trump Records Subpoena
• Fla. High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Pot-Growing Ban
• Army Corps Will Review Wash. Dam Discharges To Settle Suit
• Justices Skip Suit Against Ad Site Where Shooter Bought Gun
• Mass. Court Told To Nix 'Frankenstein-Like' Booze Ballot Issue
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• Ex-White House Counsel McGahn Ordered To Testify To House
• 9th Circ. Pick's Views Too Extreme, Liberal Groups Warn
• The Economic Pros And Cons Of Int'l Trade Sanctions
• California Is Still Golden Opportunity For Cannabis Investment
• Texas Judge Axes Recusal Bid In Transgender Bias Row
• AI In Hiring: Legislative Responses And Litigation Potential
• Trump Can Reopen Offshore Drilling, Alaska Tells 9th Circ.
• New Pa. DEP Fill Material Policy Increases Project Complexity
• Vt. High Court Says Agency Can Force Water Rules On Dams
• California Businesses To Face More PFAS Scrutiny In 2020
• Calif. Asks 9th Circ. To Nix Trump Tax Return Disclosure Suits
• 'Bridgegate' Convictions For Fraud Must Stand, Justices Told
• Vance Can't Get Trump's Tax Returns, Gov't Tells High Court
• Justice Ginsburg Briefly Hospitalized With Chills And Fever
• Bank Regulators' Madden Fixes May Not Be Quick Ones
• NY Lawmakers Say Time Is Now For Consumer Privacy Law
• EPA Can't Speed Up Power Plant Emissions Case: DC Circ.
• EBSA Says It Recovered $2.6B For Benefit Plans In 2019
• California Revokes Cannabis Co.'s Licenses After Raid
• San Antonio Sick Leave Ordinance Stopped Short Of Go Date
• Barr Unveils Plan To Help Missing, Murdered Native Americans
• Calif. Pot Markup Will Rise On New Year's Day, Tax Dept. Says
• Barr To Rethink When Theft Should Trigger Deportation
• DOL Contractor Watchdog Won't Use EEOC Pay Data Survey
• Local Phone Networks Might See More Sharing Mandates Cut
• DC Circ. Dubious Of Trump Hotel Unfair Competition Suit
• MGM Says Tribes Can't Tiptoe Into $300M Casino Fight
• FCC Eyes Broader Restrictions On Huawei, ZTE Products
• Trump's Records Subpoena Pause Not Harmful, Justices Told
• Boeing Rips Union's 'Implausible' Suit Against NLRB
• EU-Singapore Trade Deal In Force With New Investment Court
• Advising Cannabis Cos. As Mich. Legalizes Recreational Use
• How States' 2020 Policy Agendas Are Taking Shape
• Senate Confirms NIGC Chair As Okla. Gov. Taps Tribal Judge
• Broadcasters Say New Radio Royalties Bill Would Kill Stations
• The Top Pennsylvania Employment Law Changes In 2019
• Trump May Veto HK Protest Bills To Protect China Trade Talks
• New Proposals Boost UK Energy Storage Projects
• Excessive CEO Pay Tax Bill Could Invite Tricks, Not Equality
• Justices Consider FBI Agent Liability In No-Fly List Case
• 7 Questions As We Await HHS Health Info-Blocking Rule
• NYC Faces Tough 2nd Circ. In Sweeping Big Oil Climate Case
• Trump's Year-End Agenda Targets Exec Visas, Asylum Rules
• HHS Attys Say High Court Ruling Curbs Billing Enforcement
• House Dems Tell Airbnb To Explain How It IDs Illegal Listings
• CFPB Eyes Changes To Consent Order Termination Process
• House Panel Asks Justices To Allow Trump Record Subpoena
• House Committee Subpoenas DHS Head For Southern Border Info
• Trump Not Immune From Investigation, Vance Tells High Court
• NJ Gov. Says Deal Close On Corp. Tax Incentive Programs
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Drilling Wastewater In Calif. Aquifer
• Ex-Baltimore Mayor Cops To Kids' Book Scheme, Tax Dodging
• FCC's Starks Says Carriers Need Cash For Huawei, ZTE Purge
• USDA Hemp Rules Pose Problems, Oregon Sens. Say
• Democratic Candidates Advocate For Busting Drug Patents
• Gov't Expands Counterfeit Reporting Rule To All Contractors
• Contested 9th Circ., Trial Court Picks Move Forward
• Senate Bill Would Require That C-Band Proceeds Go To US
• FERC's Glick Says Pipeline OK Has Whiff Of A 'Rubber Stamp'
• Facebook Asks Texas Justices To Pause Sex Trafficking Suit
• Refugee Resettlement Order Faces Constitutional Challenge
• House Passes Health Worker, Social Worker Protection Bill
• Pai Drawing Up New Robocall Regs If Carriers Don't Hustle
• Childhood Sexual Abuse Bills Head To Pa. Gov.'s Desk
• Pelosi Casts Doubt On Holding NAFTA 2.0 Vote This Year
• T-Mobile Says 'No Legitimate Objection' To Steeple Antennas
• 3 Ways US Cos. Can Take Advantage Of Tariff Exclusions
• French Lottery Operator Prices €1.6B IPO At Top Of Range
• HHS Anti-Kickback Plan Could Boost Patient Engagement
• Mass. Senate OKs 75% Tax On E-Cigarettes, Vapor Products
• House Advances Bills Targeting Pharma IP Practices
• SEC Proposals Could Be Game Changing For Proxy Process
• House Panel Approves Bipartisan Migrant Farmworker Bill
• Okla.'s New Facility Audit Law Offers Limited Protections
• Carveouts From New OECD Tax Sought For Banking, Mining
• GOP Sens. Propose Reform To Tackle Looming Pension Crisis
• NJ Developer Can't Revive Housing Project In Zoning Suit
• FCA Applies To Fed Banks In Wells Fargo Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• Jury Says Ore. Owes Counties $1B For Lost Forest Income
• Calif. Justices Nix Trump Tax Return Release Law
• Tribes Say EPA Shouldn't Revisit Decision On Maine Waters
• Sen. Warren Defends Wealth Tax During Democratic Debate
• Amazon Home Security Raises Privacy Concerns, Dems Say
• Disclosure, Transparency Regs Headline DOL Benefits Agenda
• EEOC Jumps On Joint Employer Regulation Bandwagon
• Ex-Baltimore Mayor Used Kids' Books To Commit Fraud: DOJ
• House Sends Hong Kong Bill To Trump Amid Chinese Protests
• FCC's 5.9 GHz Plan Leaves Auto Industry Details Hanging
• House Satellite Bill Heads To Floor After Bipartisan Deal
• Pot, Ride-Hailing Taxes Advanced By Chicago City Council
• EPA Says Regulation Of 'Forever Chemicals' Coming Soon
• DOJ Tweaks FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy For Clarity
• DOD Deputy Talks Up Progress Made After Second Audit
• Trump NY Trial Court Pick Reports $9M Net Worth
• Dems Target Trump's 'Remain In Mexico' Asylum Policy
• Dueling Fintech Regulatory Initiatives May Work Best Together
• 2 Minutes With No Questions 'Feels Like A Lot': Justice Kagan
• 3rd Circ. Rejects FCC's Rehearing Bid In Media Rules Case
• Trump Taps US Attorney For Louisiana Trial Judge Seat
• Pa. Bills Would Require OK Of Gov.'s Carbon Tax Agreement
• Digital Currency Not In The Works For Now, Fed Chair Says
• Debevoise Partner Named NY's Top Insurance Deputy
• Appoint 5G Coordinator, Sens. Urge National Security Adviser
• DOJ Gets Time In Court In Qualcomm's 9th Circ. Class Appeal
• Pompeo Taps Quinn Emanuel's Burck In Impeachment Probe
• Senators Press FDA Nominee On Vaping Flavor Ban
• Removing Reopeners May Speed Up Superfund Settlements
• 11th Circ. Flips As Senate Confirms Greenberg Traurig Alums
• NYC Ballot Measure Likely Signals Modest Land Use Changes
• Justices Should Use Florist Case To Settle Free Speech Issues
• NJ Builder Wins Bid To Halt Deal Amid Redevelopment Push
• Key Aspects Of DOJ's Gov't Procurement Antitrust Initiative
• Trump Begins Approving US Sales To Blacklisted Huawei
• Korean FTC Prepping Sanctions For Search Engine Co.
• Will College Athletes Be Deemed Employees Soon?
• GOP Lawmaker's Bill Would Let States Offer Work Visas
• Warren Bill Presents Powerful Headwinds For Private Equity
• 9th Circ. Says ICE Detainer Not A Factor In Pretrial Detention
• HHS Sees 3rd Fed. Court Loss Over 'Conscience Rule'
• House Panel Approves Cannabis Tax, Decriminalization Bill
• House Panel Has No Right To Trump's Tax Info, Court Told
• Dems On NAFTA 2.0 'Wild Goose Chase,' GOP Says
• House Committee Advances Sweeping Pot Legalization Bill
• Gov. Can't Ban Vapes Via Exec Order, Mass. Top Court Hears
• Biz Groups Want Tariff Reform Bill To Erase Metal Duties
• PG&E Says Private Ownership Saves It From Wildfire Liability
• Lawmakers To MLB: Don't Downsize Minor League
• Senate Democrats Unveil Sweeping Privacy Bill Framework
• House Dems Press Pai On Tribal Spectrum Restrictions
• New Legislation Aims To Restore Buffalo To Indian Country
• Sens. Prod Zuckerberg: Why Keep Tracking User Locations?
• Fla. Gov. Pitches $91.4B Budget With Sales Tax Holidays
• Mass. Gov. Defends Vape Ban In 'Time Of Crisis'
• Migrants Waiting In Mexico Shielded From Asylum Bar
• FCC Expected To Divvy Up Auto-Safety Spectrum With WiFi
• Lawmakers Eye Possible Fix To PTAB's Constitutional Flaw
• Fla. Bill Would Protect Workers Who Use Medical Marijuana
• 'Remain In Mexico' Hammered In First Congressional Hearing
• Ruling On McGahn Subpoena Fight Expected By Monday
• 9th Circ. Leaves Door Open To Go After Chemical Safety Rule
• EEOC Trumps NLRB On Worker Speech Concerns
• GOP Senator Opposes Mo. Trial Court Pick Over Abortion
• FDIC Unveils Draft Rule In Push To Quell Madden Concerns
• Travel Ban Waiver Process Can Be Challenged, Court Hears
• Fla. Bills Would Legalize Sports Betting Under State Lottery
• Rural Carriers Say T-Mobile CEO Exit Endangers Deal Pledges
• California Pumps Brakes On New Fracking Permits
• Cherokee Nation Fights DOI Bid To End Trust Accounting Suit
• House Dems Unveil New Tax Credits In Green Energy Package
• Ill. County Assessor Settles Claims Of Biased Assessments
• DC Circ. Nixes Planned Parenthood Suit Over HHS Grants
• Trump's Tariff Powers Take A Glancing Blow From Trade Court
• FCC Proposes Plan For 3-Digit Suicide Hotline
• FAA Efforts Aim To Reduce Drone Jurisdictional Disputes
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• The EEOC Should Continue To Collect Pay Data
• Lawyers Can Counsel Medical Pot Clients, NY Bar Says
• Republican FERC Nominee, DOE Head Advance To Full Senate
• 9th Circ. Upholds BIA False Imprisonment Removal Order
• De Minimis Exception Could Hinder Crypto Tax Administration
• Trump Can't Freeze 'Apprentice' Contestant's Defamation Suit
• House OKs SEC Disgorgement Power Up To 14 Years
• House Panel Can Seek Trump's NY Tax Returns With Notice
• Calif. To Stop Buying From Automakers Backing Trump
• Gov't Latest To Call On High Court To Review TCPA Carveout
• Dems Need Mueller Docs To Learn If Trump Lied, DC Circ. Told
• No More Data Storage In China, GOP Senator's Bill Says
• Players' Unions Take Aim At How Jock Taxes Are Applied
• Law360's Tort Report: Personal Injury & Med Mal News In Brief
• Carnival Pushes To Win Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuban Port
• Auditor Calls On DOL To Process Guest-Worker Apps Faster
• DOJ Will Move To Kill Decades-Old Film Studio Rules
• GAO Says EPA Must Improve Superfund Climate Resiliency
• State AGs Call On FTC To Ban 'Abusive' Noncompetes
• After Legislative Slump, NJ Voters Might Make Pot Legal
• Trump Admin To Enforce Northern Triangle Asylum Deals
• Cannabis Software Co. Says Unwanted Texts Suit Still Flawed
• Illinois Tax Talk: Bounty Hunter Auditors And Qui Tam Claims
• Commerce Gives Cos. 90 More Days To Work With Huawei
• DC Says No-Bid Sports Betting Contract Was Legal
• House Panel Set To Weigh Sweeping Pot Legalization Bill
• High Court Hears DACA: Procedure, Practicalities, Predictions
• France Pollution Verdict Increases Business Litigation Risk
• Cuccinelli Is Out At USCIS After Joining DHS In No. 2 Spot
• FCC Subsidy Program Still Susceptible To Fraud, GAO Says
• Aviation Watch: No Winners In Boeing-Airbus Trade Feud
• High Court Won't Hear NY Driver's Unemployment Pay Dispute
• High Court's Pass On 1 SEC Case Offers Insight Into Another
• DOJ Says Tech Platform Inquiry Could Go Beyond Antitrust
• High Court Won't Review Feds' Victories In Health Cases
• NextEra Says Texas Grid Law Threatens Transmission Project
• OCC Proposes Rule To Settle 'Valid When Made' Questions
• Litigation And Arbitration Are Creating A Public Cyberlaw
• Supreme Court Pauses House Subpoena For Trump Records
• FCC's Pai Aims To Sell C-Band Licenses Via Public Auction
• Saudi Aramco Sets Price Range For Potential $25B IPO
• Warrantless GPS Tracking Paused Since Carpenter, Sen. Says
• Calif., Allies Sue EPA Over Clean Air Act Waiver Rescission
• White House Floats Price Transparency Rule For Health Plans
• Rapid Stablecoin Adoption Could Pose Deep Risks, Fed Says
• New Records Fuel ACLU Sanctions Bid In Census Query Row
• Feds Can't Enforce 'Public Charge Rule' Amid 4th Circ. Appeal
• EPA Can't Escape Suit Seeking Tighter Asbestos Standards
• Ill. Legislature Fails To Hand Chicago Requested Tax Changes
• Oregon Court Blocks State Ban On Flavored Cannabis Vapes
• Opioid Distributors Didn't Cause Nuisance, Pa. Judge Told
• Enviro Says Mont. Water Quality Exception Rightly Rejected
• Senate Bill Aims To Reduce Indian Medical Staffing Shortages
• 5 Takeaways As DOJ Finds Footing In FCA Dismissal Crusade
• GOP Revives Bill For Unlimited Detention Pending Deportation
• Satellite Cos. Sweeten C-Band Sale With Donation Pledge
• Okla. Gov. Hits Tribes With Tough Talk On Casino Compacts
• FDA Rules For CBD Supplements Urgently Needed, Org Says
• House, Senate Reach Deal To Unite Robocall Legislation
• Maine Charter Teachers Can Unionize, NLRB Official Says
• Trade Court Sees Limits On Trump's Use Of Security Tariffs
• Atlantic Salmon Farmers Snagged In US Cartel Probe
• US, China Make Moves To Open Up Poultry Trade
• ACLU Urges Watchdog To Investigate 'Metering' At Border
• What To Know Before Moving Your Supply Chain Out Of China
• The Coming Storm Of Biometric Privacy Laws: How To Comply
• Wireless Cos. Counter Utilities' Attack On 6 GHz Sharing
• NLRB Ruling Further Clarifies Employer Handbook Standards
• FCC Lifeline Reforms Could Gut Program Or Spill Data: Dems
• House Dems Challenge Wolf, Cuccinelli Appointments At DHS
• Cannabis Lobby Grows As Congress Mellows Out On Pot
• Wildfire Responses Resonate Beyond California
• Justices' Maui Ruling Could Change Groundwater Permitting
• Massachusetts Supreme Court Keeps Vape Ban In Place
• Senators Float Bill To Create Drug-Pricing Agency
• Trump Asks Justices To Halt Business Records Subpoena
• Trump And House Dems Seek End To Suit Over Subpoena
• Feds Will Appeal Block Of Migrant Child Detention Regulations
• Kavanaugh Cracks Jokes, Thanks Allies In First Major Speech
• Tribes Have Priority Over Water Rights, Fed. Circ. Says
• Boeing Mechanics Sue NLRB For Grounding Bargaining Unit
• 9th Circ. Judge Calls DOJ's Appeal In FCA Suit 'A Mistake'
• Bipartisan Bill Would Curb Gov't Use Of Facial Recognition
• NYDFS Pitches Plan To Streamline Supervisory Info Sharing
• Law360's The Term: Can DACA Survive The High Court?
• Pa. Docs Groups Back UPMC Over Med Mal Time-Limit Ruling
• Paint Cos. Tell Ill. Justices They Don't Owe For Blood Tests
• FedNow Could Arrive Sooner Than You Think, Fed Chair Says
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Takes Aim At FMLA 'Marriage Penalty'
• Texas Noncompete Fight Can't Be Ended Under Speech Law
• DC Circ. Ponders If Chevron Saves Group Health Plan Rule
• Rare HHS Patent Suit May Impact HIV Drug Pricing, Access
• Energy Nominee Sticks To Perry's 'All Of The Above' Script
• 9th Circ. Strikes Key Part Of EPA Toxic Substances Rule
• Mass. Cannabis Industry Welcomes Feds' Regulatory Probe
• Calif. Opens Investigation Into Utilities' Power Shutoffs
• OIG Says VA Put Military Members At Risk For Identity Theft
• Illinois Tax Break For Jet Parts Flies Through State Senate
• The Coming Storm Of Biometric Privacy Laws: What To Expect
• Feds Agree To Toss Asylum Rule Changes For Immigrant Kids
• Barr Urges FCC To Block Chinese Telecom Giants
• Wash. Localities Sue To Stop $4.2B Vehicle Tax, Fee Cuts
• Walmart Pharmacist Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Retaliation Suit
• GOP Miffed As House Satellite TV Bill Advances
• Gas Well Construction Effects Only 'Temporary,' Court Says
• Trump 'Absolutely Immune' From NY Tax Probe, Justices Told
• Comcast Bias Suit A Bad Way To Make Law, Arguments Show
• SEC Relief For Digital Custody Co. Takes Guarded Approach
• 4 Months After Kisor V. Wilkie, Auer Deference Survives
• 2nd Circ. Pick Menashi Confirmed With 1 GOP Defection
• California's 'Woman Quota' For Boards Is Illegal, Investor Says
• Adapting 4th Amendment Standards To Connected Tech
• Pelosi Says Deal To Advance NAFTA 2.0 Is Imminent
• Restaurant Workers Put In 60+ Hours Without OT, DOL Says
• EU Parliament Wants Tracking Of EU Sales To Fight VAT Fraud
• WTO Members Want Compensation Over Brexit Disruptions
• Truckers Launch First Challenge To Calif. Gig Economy Law
• Senate Finally Moving On Calif. Trial Court Picks
• 3rd Circ. Needn't Weigh Robocall Exemption Ax, Feds Say
• UPMC Asks Pa. Justices To Revisit Med Mal Time Limit Ruling
• DC Circ. Again Denies Trump Bid To Block Records Subpoena
• CFPB's Constitutionality Pivot Won't Kill Ocwen Servicing Suit
• Kik's 'Wasteful Forays' For SEC Discovery Blocked — Again
• Cell Tower Co. Sues Mass. Town Over Rejected Permit
• Mass. House Approves Taxing Of E-Cigarettes, Vapor Products
• F-35 Still Way Behind DOD Goals For Mission Availability
• HHS Beats Suit Over Radioactive Drugs In Medicaid Program
• DOI Pushes For End To MGM Suit Over Tribal Casino Plan
• House Dems Seek Tighter Antitrust Oversight Of Tech Mergers
• After Threats, Crypto User Reports Reprieve From IRS
• Two Firms Seek Lead In Investor Suit Against Vape Distributor
• DOL, DHS Finalize Tests For Recruiting H-2B Visa Workers
• Texas Pushes Back Against DOJ In Grid Project Law Case
• Chad Wolf Becomes 5th Head Of DHS Under Trump
• Ego Is Blocking Passage Of SECURE Act, Senator Says
• Privacy Group Sues DHS For Border DNA Testing Info
• Drugmakers Rip HHS At DC Circ. For Price-Disclosure Rule
• EU Raises Human Rights Concerns In Cambodia Amid Probe
• NLRB Top Cop Says Canning Rude Workers Should Be Easier
• Feds Must Act On Pangolin Protections, Enviros Say
• Telegram Rips SEC Action As 'Regulation By Enforcement'
• Patients Win Big As Pa. Justices Nix Med Mal Suit Time Limit
• FDA Gives No Final Answer On E-Cig Flavor Ban Timeline
• House Approves Permanent, Global Security For Justices
• DOD Clarifies Contractor Cybersecurity Certification Process
• Wis. PFAS Proposals Present Challenges For Businesses
• Satellite Law Renewal Hits Speed Bump In Senate
• Justices May Nix Ruling That OK'd Bias Suit Against Comcast
• Groups Ask FCC To Reconsider Rural Health Care Order
• NJ Towns Can Enforce Pollution Cleanup Orders, Court Says
• Bill Would Bridge Digital Realty Whistleblower Protection Gap
• House Dems Skewer EPA Science Rule As Too Restrictive
• Cannabis Social Equity Programs Are Fundamentally Flawed
• Ex-Judge Wants Grand Jury Info On Rockefeller U. Sex Abuser
• Can State Laws One-Up SEC's Regulation Best Interest?
• FERC Orders Advance Grid Operators' Energy Storage Plans
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Genova Burns Dragged Into Suit Against Disbarred NJ Pol
• Short-Term Insurance Rule Thwarts ACA, House Tells DC Circ.
• A Possible USPTO Solution To PTAB Constitutionality Ruling
• Federal Laws Continue To Hinder State Sports Betting Trend
• DHS Proposes Limiting Work Permits For Asylum-Seekers
• Justice Ginsburg Misses Arguments Due To Illness
• Trump Can't Take Wall Money From Military, 9th Circ. Told
• Senate Lauds Tribes As Trump 'Rebrands' Heritage Month
• Hemp Industry Warns USDA Its THC Test Plans Are Impossible
• 'America Needs To Lead' On Crypto, CFTC Chairman Says
• States Easing Way To Fed Pregnancy Action, Rep. Nadler Says
• Justices Tilting Toward Border Agent Who Killed Mexican Teen
• High Court DACA Ruling Could Tee Up Another Legal Fight
• Feds' Deal For Posting 3D-Printed Gun Plans Ruled Unlawful
• Ill. Union Must Still Represent Nonmembers, Judge Says
• Canadian Regulators Say Pot M&A Deals Lack Transparency
• Feds Want Lawmaker's Atty DQ'd In Campaign Finance Case
• Pai Says He's Still Down For Reshaping 5.9 GHz Band
• Feds Need Reasonable Suspicion To Search Phones At Border
• Mulvaney Drops Suit And Will Ignore House Subpoena
• Medical Marijuana Doctors Can't Escape Colo. Red Flag Policy
• San Francisco Residents Narrowly Approve Ride-Hailing Tax
• Qualcomm Class Fights DOJ Bid To Argue At 9th Circ.
• Merger Would Open Peroxide Market To Collusion, FTC Warns
• Kik Pushes For SEC Depositions To Clarify Crypto Policies
• Several IRS Divisions Probing Conservation Easement Abuse
• FDA's Special Treatment Of Big Tech Faces Mounting Scrutiny
• Revised USPTO Trial Practice Guide Leans Pro-Patent Owners
• Flavored Vape Ban In Wash. Won't Alleviate Lung Illness Crisis
• Pa. Sens. Can't Sue DEP Over Missed Water Reg Deadline
• Microsoft To Comply With Calif. Data Privacy Law Nationwide
• CFPB Tells Court Small-Biz Loan Data Rule 'Outline' Is Coming
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Legislative Trends May Kill Texas Employer Cannabis Tests
• Justices Seek Balance In Clean Water Act Case Arguments
• SEC Marketing Rule Changes Increase Flexibility For Advisers
• FCC To Probe Whether Follow-Up Texts Violate TCPA
• Trump Will Raise Tariffs 'Substantially' If China Talks Falter
• US Spares 36 More Products From China Duties
• In A Trade War, Everyone Loses
• Mass. Pot Board Largely Preserves State Ban On Weed Vapes
• German Report May Be Road Map For Future AI Regulation
• No Vote Thurs. For 5th Circ. Pick Opposed By GOP Sens.
• High Court Seems Poised To Let Trump End DACA
• DC Circ. Lets EPA Waivers For Small Refiners Stand
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Trump Can't Sue NY Officials In DC To Block State Tax Returns
• Union Fee Notices Can Include Percentages, NLRB Attys Say
• DOJ Wants To Close T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Review
• Voters Nix Utah County's Redistricting Bid In Win For Navajos
• AMA, Others Say Short-Term Insurance Rule Hurts Health Care
• Ga. City Says It Stopped Bundling Utilities, Wants Out Of Suit
• SBA Moves To Merge Mentor-Protege Programs
• Move On FedNow Before It's Too Late, FTC Commish Says
• Trump To Appeal Tax Subpoena To High Court In Next Week
• Ex-Union Nurse Defends NLRB's Ban On Dues For Lobbying
• Religious Tax Credit Properly Banned, Montana Tells Justices
• OFCCP Placing Spotlight On Disability Bias, Chief Says
• Federal Cig Shipping Law Covers Tribal Co., 2nd Circ. Says
• DC Circ. Asks If HHS Had Leeway For Drug Payment Cuts
• Medical Pot Vapers Ask Mass. High Court To Let Ban Lapse
• EU High Court Pares Fine For One Firm In Recycling Cartel
• EPA Defends Decision Not To Question Utah Coal Plant Permit
• CDC Finds Vitamin E Link To Vaping Lung Illnesses
• Dental Suppliers Pull Out Of Fight Against FTC Antitrust Order
• FTC Asks 5th Circ. To Unpause La. Appraisers Case
• Up Next At High Court: DACA Shutdown, Border Killings
• NC Gov. Vetoes Franchise Tax Cuts, Signs Marketplace Law
• Utah Agrees To Drop Partial Ban On Flavored Vapes
• Trump Admin. Proposes First-Ever Fee For Asylum-Seekers
• Noteworthy Changes From FDA's Latest Software Guidance
• Repealing A Law Moots Challenges To It, 9th Circ. Says
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Why Lawyer Behind Sports Anti-Doping Bill Doesn't Trust IOC
• DC Circ. Revives H-1B Spousal Work Rule Challenge
• NLRB Ethics Report Coming Soon, Chair Tells Concerned Dem
• House Dems Seek Update On FCC Location-Tracking Probe
• SEC Rule Would Improve Exemptive Applications — For Some
• Busy Calif. District May Get New Judges After 5-Year Wait
• FCC Finds Sinclair-Linked Stations Bungled AT&T Deal Talks
• 5 Things Cannabis Biz Attorneys Should Know About Tax Law
• Trump Arctic, Atlantic Drilling Order Is Valid, 9th Circ. Told
• Factual Dispute Bars Feds From Trimming ICE Detention Suit
• What NCAA Publicity Rights Guidance Means For Athletes
• States' Vaping Bans Face Legal Hurdles
• SunTrust, BB&T To Sell 30 Branches In DOJ Deal
• Trump's Muscling Has WTO Legal System On The Brink
• DC Judge Says Asylum Restrictions Spur '1st Shot' Elsewhere
• Fed, OCC, FDIC Urged To Watch Out For 'Rent-A-Banks'
• ​​​​​​​NYT Loses Bid For 2nd Circ. To Rethink Palin Libel Ruling
• NY Data Security Law To Make State A More Active Enforcer
• DACA's Uncertainty At High Court Leaves Employers On Edge
• Biz Property Access Rule On Horizon, NLRB Members Say
• Enviro Group Threatens To Sue NC City Over PFAS Pollution
• This Phase Of Scrutiny Was Expected, Libra Co-Creator Says
• Chemical Cos. Fight FTC's Injunction Bid In Merger Challenge
• Judges, The Campaign Trail And The Problems That Follow
• Del. Legislature Gives Green Light To Post-Strine-Era Court
• Giuliani's New Lawyer Will 'Clear Some Debris'
• NFL, MLB, NHL Players Sue Pittsburgh Over Athletes Fee
• CFPB Suits Can Survive Unconstitutionality Ruling, DOJ Says
• Warren, Sanders Campaigns Won't Face NLRB Charges
• Colo. Voters Narrowly Authorize Tax On Sports Betting
• Trump Playing Politics With TPS Migrants' Status, Dems Say
• T-Mobile-Sprint Deal Critics 'Ignore Benefits,' DOJ Says
• SEC Lacks Data To Expand Private Offerings, Committee Told
• New USDA Reg Confirms Idaho Must Return Hemp, Co. Says
• DC Circ. Denies Bid To Speed Trump Biz Records Subpoena