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Public Policy - January, 2020

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• Roberts: It Would Be 'Inappropriate' To Break Senate Tie
• Gov'ts Will Have Back-Seat Role In Crypto Adoption, Atty Says
• DOD Releases Final Cybersecurity Plan For Contractors
• DEA Warns That Legal Pot States Strengthen Black Market
• Record Facebook Deal May Boost US Privacy Law Push
• Axon Fights FTC's Bid To Keep Merger Challenge In-House
• DOI Emails Show Political Sway In Nooksack Row, Court Told
• Cura Partners Fined In Oregon For Mislabeling Pot Products
• Hong Kong Wants To Give Cos. Special Voting Rights
• Turnover At Telecom Agency Hands Trump, FCC More Power
• Gov't Wants To End Fight Over Visa Lottery Passport Rule
• Biz Groups Win Early Block Of Calif. Forced Arbitration Ban
• ICE Courthouse Arrests Cause 'Widespread Fear,' DAs Claim
• Fed. Circ. Judges Blast Arthrex But Say Their Hands Are Tied
• Oregon Ranchers Fail To Undermine Tribal Water Enforcement
• Pa. Investigators Look To Fine Energy Co. $9M For False Sales
• Ga. Cities, Counties Sue Airbnb Alleging Failure To Collect Tax
• House Dems Tee Up Sweeping Bill To Bolster Unions
• Hemp Heavyweights Urge USDA To Ease Testing Rules
• No New Guidance On Repatriation Tax Relief, IRS Official Says
• Feinstein Calls On ICE To Halt New Detention Standards
• Texas High Court OKs First Responder Pension Reform Law
• BIA Says Migrants Who Miss Court Dates Should Be Deported
• NJ Senate Keeps Pressure On NCAA As Pay Bill Advances
• Carriers Tout Anti-Robocall Progress Amid FCC Scrutiny
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Why National Injunctions Will Survive High Court Scrutiny
• Blame Deficit On Disastrous Tax Law, Not Social Safety Net
• SEC Highlights Operational Resiliency In Cyber Exam Results
• NLRB Tells Judge Not To Second Guess Boeing Unit Decision
• Nev. Man Could Pay $1K-A-Day Fine In CFTC's $11M Ponzi Suit
• Utah Supreme Court Gives 'Dreamers' Path To Practice Law
• Pa. Regulatory Board OKs White Collar Overtime Expansion
• Senate Panel Wants Probe Of FAA Hawaii Misconduct Claims
• Key FERC Developments To Watch In 2020
• Enviros Tell EPA To Act On Aircraft Greenhouse Gas Rules
• Why Some Cities, States Are Rejecting Cashless Commerce
• Trump Subpoena Suits To Be Argued At High Court March 31
• Libertarians Urge High Court To Nix Mandatory Bar Dues
• Trump Hits 6 More Countries With Visa Restrictions
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• Foley Cuts Ties To Venezuelan Official After Boycott Threat
• Pai Says At Least One Carrier Illegally Shared Mobile Data
• States Urge Justices To Take Up Challenge To FTC Authority
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• DHS' Wealth Test For Immigrants Will Take Effect Feb. 24
• Splits Remain As Nations Back OECD Push For Reforms
• Kohler To Pay $20M To End Claims Of Emissions Violations
• Lipnic, Kaplan Exits Could Mean No Quorum At EEOC, NLRB
• Trump Admin Moves To Codify Relaxed Policy On Killing Birds
• As Cash Falters, Reps. Urged To Rein In Digital Payments
• Long-Eared Bat Ruling A Boon For At-Risk Species
• Opportunity Zone Trigger Dates Flexible, IRS Official Says
• 1st Circ. Says No Bond Claim On Puerto Rico Pension Funds
• Wash. State House Committee OKs Tribal Sports Betting Bill
• Trump Admin. Sued Over 'Onerous' Regs On Abortion Billing
• Transpo Funding Fix Still Elusive In House Dems' $760B Plan
• Federal Legislators Tell USDA Hemp Rule Should Change
• LA Building Fire That Injured 14 Was Preventable, Tenants Say
• States Demand More Gov't Docs In 'Public Charge' Challenge
• FCC Floats $13M Fine For 'Hateful' Political Robocaller
• CFPB Names Ex-BigLaw, DOJ Atty As New Enforcement Head
• Calif., Union Appeal Block Of Dynamex Law In Trucking Biz
• FTC Issues Warning To VoIPs Over Aid To Robocallers
• US Merger Review Times Ticked Up In 2019
• Tribes Assail USDA Hemp Testing Rules In Flurry Of Letters
• NJ Audit Reveals Delay In Transit Safety Measures
• Indicted Ex-Giuliani Ally To Give More Info To Congress
• Judge Scolds DOJ Over House Dems' Census Subpoena Fight
• DOJ Hammers On Sabre-Farelogix Merger Risk In Del. Trial
• 5th Circ. Upholds Equinor Unit's $400K Fine Over Royalty Info
• House Panel Greenlights Environmental And Tribal Bills
• Sens. Roll Out Bill To Keep Most C-Band Revenue For Gov't
• Roberts Refuses To Pose Rand Paul's Whistleblower Question
• Broad Defense Policy Restrictions Put Higher Ed At Legal Risk
• Former Wiley Atty To Oversee Government Acquisitions
• NY Bar Committee Advises Broad Approach To Cannabis Law
• Altria Wipes Another $4.1B From Value Of Juul Stake
• Comparing The Presidential Candidates On Trade
• 'Public Charge' Rule Will Create New Hurdles For Work Visas
• Trump Navigable Waters Rule Bound For Court Challenges
• Contractors' Defamation Suit Over Pollution Tip Filed Too Late
• Split Texas Panel Revives Suit Over Cop Car Crash, Injuries
• Split FERC Says 3rd. Circ. Wrong On $1B Pipeline's Land Grab
• SEC's Proxy Advice Proposal Violates 1st Amendment
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Ex-Trump Adviser Says DNC, Perkins Coie Dossier Full Of Lies
• Feds Pitch Volcker Relief For Foreign Funds, VC Investments
• FCC To Dole Out $20.4B Subsidies Despite Dems' Misgivings
• Feds Say Probation Could Be 'Appropriate' For Michael Flynn
• PG&E Wins OK For Tubbs Fire Deal As Utility Eyes Ch. 11 Exit
• Legal Org. Urges 4th Circ. To Ditch E-Cig Application Deadline
• House OKs Regulation Of Credit Reporting, Score Formulas
• In Close Vote, 5th Circ. Rejects Rehearing Panel's ACA Punt
• Ill. Supreme Court Hopefuls Say Court Precedent Can Evolve
• Panel On Missing, Murdered Native Women Gets Top Exec
• FTC Shakes Up Health Care Mergers Division
• Dershowitz Says Presidents Can Do Anything For Reelection
• Ad Industry Urges Calif. AG To Delay CCPA Enforcement
• Odd Alliances Back Del.'s Bid To Restore Bench Balance Rule
• Pa. Switch To Combined Reporting Could Raise $677M, Sens. Told
• DOJ 'Playing Hardball' Over McCabe Probe Records
• US Law Can't Free Big Sky's Seized Hemp, Idaho Court Says
• Comptroller Tells Dems He Won't Hit Brakes On CRA Revamp
• SD Gov. Revamps 'Riot Boosting' Law After Court Setback
• DOL Opinion Letters Getting Chilly Reception In Courts
• LOT Network Booms With Promise Of 'Patent Troll' Protection
• Md. Panel Rules Baltimore Billboard Tax Constitutional
• Cannabis Corner: The Hemp Industry's Regulatory Worries
• Some Immigrant Investors May See Faster EB-5 Approvals
• Verizon Beats NJ Man's Fight Against Cellular Antennas
• BP-Backed Refinery Pays $2.6M To Settle Pollution Allegations
• Broadband Price Touted As Most Important Access Factor
• US Flubbed Protections For Northern Long-Eared Bats
• FCC Says Lifeline Abuse Likely Goes Beyond Sprint
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Medical Marijuana Patient Sues Hospital Over Failed Drug Test
• State AGs Diss Pfizer's Effort To Flee Price-Fixing MDL
• New Birth Tourism Visa Rule Is Pregnant With Problems
• States Enter Fight Against Chemical Safety Rule Rollbacks
• SECURE Act All But Kills Retirement Wealth Transfer Strategy
• US-China Trade Deal Will Help IP Owners
• 2nd Circ. Sheldon Silver Opinion May Limit Fraud Prosecution
• GAO To Probe Missing DOJ Immigration Records
• CBD Risks Linger Despite Farm Bill, USDA Hemp Rules
• New AAI Policy Exec Joins Amid Critical Moment For Antitrust
• Trump's NEPA Reform Is No 'Nixon In China' Moment
• House Dems Outline $760B Infrastructure Investment Targets
• 1st Circ. Told Local Permits Don't Apply To Tribe's Casino
• Long Road Ahead For Trump's North American Trade Pact
• CFPB's 'Abusiveness' Policy Seen As Missed Opportunity
• 4th Circ. Wonders If 'Rational Basis' Kills Travel Ban Challenge
• Enviros Accuse Hawaii Of Flouting Aquarium Fishing Rules
• Orrick Partner Tapped For DOJ Antitrust Division Deputy Spot
• Reps. Trade Barbs But Vow Cooperation On Paid Family Leave
• Pa. Justices To Weigh Release Of Cannabis License Info
• Calif. Lawmakers Float Rollback Of Misclassification Law
• Public Charge Order Sparks Confusion For Immigration Attys
• Ariz. Voting Regs Discriminate Against Minorities: 9th Circ.
• DOJ Moves To Shut Down 2 Major Robocall Operations
• Mass. Bill Would Give State More Control Over Pot Business
• Ex-Balch Partner, Coal Exec Ask 11th Circ. To Ax Convictions
• Trucking Co. Aims To Slash Calif. Driver's Wage Action
• Help Wanted: DOJ Seeks Attys, Paralegals For Tech Probe
• Lawmakers Push For MLB To Keep Minor League Intact
• GSA In 'Very Rare Circumstance' Amid Trump DC Hotel Sale
• Pot Lobby Says Lowering Taxes Will Help Stem Vaping Crisis
• Gov't Says Nonprofit Members Tied To Cap-And-Trade Deal
• UK Antitrust Arm Won't Tackle Brexit Caseload Until 2021
• Lawmakers Urge DHS To Give Employers 65K More H-2B Visas
• Insurer Says Worker's Medical Pot Claim Barred By Fed. Law
• Chem Co. Strikes Deal To Win Canadian Merger Clearance
• NY Commercial Division Hyperlinking Rule Should Be Adopted
• A Privacy Law Question Facing Health Data Researchers
• New USPTO Deal Set To Speed Up Mexican Patent Apps
• Taxpayer Takeaways From The Latest BEAT Rules
• MTC Panel's Draft Tax Protection Update Is Incomplete
• Anticipating A Turning Point In US Export Controls For Tech
• Ex-Giuliani Allies Spar Over Docs Amid Impeachment Trial
• China Urges Investors To Respond 'Rationally' To Coronavirus
• Dems Urge 9th Circ. To Reject 'Indefinite' Detention Of Minors
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• 6 CFPB Areas To Watch In 2020
• FCC Member Warns Internet Blackout Possible Under US Law
• FAA Drone ID Proposal Would Bring Order To Busy Skies
• Top 10 Insurance Laws And Regulations Of The Decade
• Trump Reiterates To Justices He's Immune From NY Subpoena
• What The US-China Trade Deal Means For Drug Cos.
• FERC Says 6th Circ. Got Ch. 11 Power Deal Ruling Wrong
• Congress Doesn't Need Trump Financial Docs, Justices Told
• Regulators Clash With Wall Street As Liu V. SEC Looms
• SEC Staffers Outline Cybersecurity Expectations For Firms
• House To Vote This Week On Dem Changes To Credit Reports
• Wash. Bills Aim To Stop Social Casino Illegal Gambling Suits
• City Can't Stop Medical Pot Shop From Going Recreational
• Gorsuch Says Nationwide Injunctions Are 'Sowing Chaos'
• Enviro Preps To Sue EPA Over Chesapeake Bay Pollution Plan
• Federal Contracting Policy Leaves Mid-Sized Cos. In A Bind
• Senators Want To Know If DOD Blocked Huawei Export Rule
• Feds Challenge Calif. Law Banning Private Prisons
• Calif. Says New Gig Economy Law Doesn't Single Out Writers
• 10th Circ. Tosses Small-Refinery Renewable Fuel Exemptions
• FCC Clears Google, Sony To Oversee 5G In 'Innovation Band'
• High-Tax Exception To TCJA Rule Catching Political Heat
• CIT Rejects Regs Limiting Importer Refunds Of Excise Taxes
• California Law Creates New Avenue For Retaliation Claims
• Colo. Agency Moves To Require Monthly Betting Tax Payments
• 3rd-Party Funding Of FCA Cases Comes Under DOJ Scrutiny
• Unpacking The Final Opportunity Zone Regulations: Part 2
• Body Cam Case Could Align FTC-DOJ Merger Procedures
• Trump Fires New Broadside At Pirate Radio Stations
• Justices Won't Review Motorists' Suit Over Pa. Tolls
• Bharara Task Force Calls On Congress To Ban Insider Trading
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• Pharma Cos. Push 9th Circ. To Pause Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Makes Messy Insider Trading Law Worse
• 'Pharma Bro' Accused Of Monopolizing Life-Saving Drug
• Aviation Watch: Wide-Body Jets Face Certification Challenges
• Trump's NEPA Reform Is Crucial For Energy Development
• Employer Opportunities In New Pooled Retirement Plan Rules
• USPTO Guidance Not Helpful For Method Patent Applicants
• High Court Lets Trump Admin Enforce 'Public Charge' Rule
• Expect More Pro-Business Rulings From NLRB This Year
• Trump Widens Steel, Aluminum Security Tariffs
• States Beef Up Fintech Regs As Feds Slow To Offer Guidance
• UK Extends Privacy Law Patchwork With New Kids' Rules
• NYC Water Contract Bribery Case In Peril Over Discovery Row
• CFPB Tightens Approach To 'Abusiveness' With New Policy
• FDA Tells 4th Circ. To Axe E-Cig Apps Deadline Appeal
• Russian Troll Farm's Alleged Funder Can't Escape Subpoena
• 3 Takeaways From The New, Narrower Clean Water Act Rule
• Wis. Gov.'s Budget Vetoes Constitutional, State Justices Told
• Trump Admin. Sanctions Petroleum Brokers Over Iran Deals
• Churn Of Commissioners May Hobble FERC's Work
• House Joins Fight To Stop Trump Admin.'s Public Charge Rule
• Bill Would Limit Spy Agencies' Domestic Surveillance
• Unions Find Organizing Cannabis Industry A Bumpy Road
• States Urge DC Circ. To Block Rule Speeding Up Deportations
• Calif. Wants Pot Shops To Post QR Codes Amid Vaping Crisis
• Gilead Says CDC Broke Promises After Taking Free HIV Drugs
• Unpacking The Final Opportunity Zone Regulations: Part 1
• 'Overbuilding' Pits Faster Web Speeds Against New Coverage
• Calif. Tribes Push For Sports Betting With Ballot Proposal
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• US Sugar Co. Wants Revised US-Mexico Sugar Deal Scrapped
• Fight For Equal Pay Continues 10 Years After Ledbetter Act
• House Leaders Ask Watchdog To Probe Spectrum Breakdown
• Shell's Public Tax Report Signals Broader Transparency Trend
• FTC Says Lawsuit Can't Halt Body Cam Merger Review
• 17 WTO Members Agree To Set Up Interim Appeals System
• Genova Burns Must Face Malpractice Suit Over Ex-NJ Pol
• Dems Say Trump Atty Undercuts DOJ Case In Subpoena Fight
• Utah Gov. And Lawmakers Agree To Repeal Tax Overhaul
• Solicitor General Weighs In On Age Bias High Court Case
• Ex-Cargo Exec Cops To Price-Fixing After 10 Years As Fugitive
• Justices Eyeing More Challenges To Agency Deference
• Ex-Trump Counsel Battling Subpoena Says Clients Call Shots
• SC Gov. Calls For Revamp Of State Retirement System
• Chase Card Interest Case In Peril After Dismissal Endorsed
• Fight For $15 Convinces NLRB Judge Not To Toss McD's Case
• Sen. Says Federal Security Clearance Backlog Finally Cleared
• NJ Hospital Can't Force Psych Test On Transgender Man
• Encryption Battles May Inform Fights Over 3D Printing Rule
• Ex-Congressman's Son Dodges Prison For Insider Trading
• Law Prof Sues DHS For Acting Secretary Appointment Docs
• IBM Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit Over Image Use
• Maine Wants 1st Circ. To Unblock Pay-Per-Channel Cable Law
• Dems Criticize 'Dark Money' In CFPB High Court Case
• Okla. Wants Halt To Tribes' Casino Games In Compact Row
• Mont. Ballot Measure Seeks To Legalize Marijuana, Impose Tax
• Conn. Dems Push Again For Pot Legalization And Taxation
• AGs Tell Justices Not To Scrap CFPB Over Removal Provision
• Tribal Co. Deserves Same Exemption As Tribe, 9th Circ. Told
• DeVos Wants Boosted Contempt Bid Squashed
• O'Rielly Suggests FCC Could Ink 5.9 GHz Rules By Summer
• House Dems Still Open To Pursuing TCJA Fixes, Counsel Says
• Media Can Argue Truth Defense In Texas Defamation Case
• Chicago Dodges Uber's Bike-Share Contract Spat For Now
• Pro-Employer NLRB Rulings May Prompt Handbook Reviews
• States, ABA Urge High Court To Affirm Migrant Habeas Review
• Capitol Hill's Diversity Efforts Are Rubbing Off On Wall Street
• Sexual Assault Ruling Increases Exposure For NYC Employers
• 9th Circ. Upholds FCC's Bid To Speed Copper Retirement
• Why Conflict Is Brewing Over Del. Unclaimed Property Law
• Immigration Attys Tell Justices Law Criminalizes Good Advice
• NJ Tax Talk: New Bypass For SALT Deduction Cap
• Deny Bids To Kill AT&T Rate Rulings, Gov't. Urges DC Circ.
• Wells Fargo Ex-CEO Fined $17.5M For Role In Sales Scandal
• FTC-DOJ Vertical Merger Guide Aims To Boost Transparency
• EPA Narrows Federal Oversight Of Water Pollution
• State Dept. Introduces Visa Hurdles For Pregnant Women
• US Not Backing Off Safe Harbor Tax Demand, Official Says
• FERC Commissioner McNamee Won't Seek New Term
• New Laws Bolster NJ's Worker-Friendly Bona Fides, Attys Say
• Ex-Md. Lawmaker Admits Guilt In Medical Pot Bribery Scheme
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider EPA Pollution Policy Ruling
• Judge Memberships Warning Has Some Questioning Its Scope
• Michael Flynn Wants Sentence Of 'No More Than' Probation
• Expanded Travel Ban Means New Headaches For Foreign Biz
• Congress Weighs In On SEC Disgorgement Power Challenge
• Iranian Investors No Longer Eligible For US Travel On E Visas
• ECJ Adviser's Glaxo Opinion A Boost For Pay-For-Delay Fines
• Accounting Ethics Body Would Kill Audit Client Consulting
• Dem Bill Would Kill FCC Rule On Cable Co. Franchise Fees
• 21 States Urge OCC To Withdraw Proposed Madden Fix
• DOI Must Revisit Decision Over Chinook Tribe's Trust Fund
• ERISA Industry Group Slams New Seattle Hotel Benefits Law
• Pai Welcomes Plan For 5.9 GHz-Connected Vehicles In Virginia
• Canadian Law Can't Save Pot Co. From TCPA Suit, Class Says
• Justices Ask If Religious Tax Credit Ban Is Constitutional
• Comptroller Balks At Calls For Extra Time On Lending Rules
• Minn. Supreme Court OKs Minneapolis' $15 Minimum Wage
• Mass. Tribe Urges 1st Circ. To Undo Casino Permit Ruling
• NLRB Says Leaked Doc Can't Revive McDonald's Fight
• US Safe Harbor Plan Not 'Credible,' French Official Says
• 7th Circ. Asked To Keep Ind. 'Smokable Hemp' Ban Paused
• FCC Prods Major Music Producers On Payola Practices
• Dems Say DOD Funds Are For Nat'l Security, Not Border Wall
• Cleaners Ask California High Court To Broaden Dynamex
• More Navajo Landowners Can't Join NM Anti-Fracking Suit
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• 3 Concerns If Your Witness Becomes Flippant At Deposition
• Michigan, Tesla Cut Deal Ending Direct Sale Suit
• Energy Storage As A Transmission Asset In Regional Markets
• 5G Expansion Plans Require Larger Workforce, Sens. Told
• DOT Cracks Downs On Emotional Support Animals On Flights
• FERC Faces Heat Over State Clean Energy Subsidies Order
• Gov't Urges DC Circ. To Preserve Short-Term Insurance Rule
• Trump Revives Tariff Threat Against EU Cars
• DC Says Trump's Inaugural Fund Funneled Money To Family
• Reining In Runaway Loss Calculations For Procurement Fraud
• Roberts Rebukes Counsel At Trump's Impeachment Trial
• Tulsi Gabbard Hits Hillary Clinton With $50M Defamation Suit
• Vodafone Quits Facebook-Led Libra Association
• ABA Membership Could Call Judges' Objectivity Into Question
• Army Corps Withdraws Contentious Water Supply Rule
• Federal Suit Over Fish Protection Plan Not Ripe, Calif. Says
• Dental Supplier Nears Deal In Part Of Antitrust Row
• Fla. Pro-Pot Group Says Initiative Text Is 'Coddling' Voters
• Cannabis Banking Bill Sponsors Push For Progress In Senate
• States To Sue Trump Admin. Over 3D-Printed Gun Rules
• New York Gov. Aims Again To Legalize, Tax Cannabis
• Tech Firms Fall Short In Getting Feds' Visa Policy Reversed
• US, France Fend Off Tariffs Over Digital Tax Issue
• BIA Won't Forgive DHS' Late Appeal In Cuban Asylee's Case
• Ill. Chief Judge Claims Immunity Over 'Empire' Use Of Facility
• How OFCCP's Systemic Discrimination Audit Proposal Is Flawed
• Migrants Fleeing Enviro Danger Can't Be Deported, UN Says
• Enviro Groups Say Gov't Dragging Feet On Turtle Status
• FTC's Antitrust Powers Under Indirect Attack
• 5th Circ. Tosses La. Suit Asking Army To Maintain Waterway
• Mo. Medical Marijuana Co. Scores Early Win In Zoning Battle
• The Int'l, Federal And State Taxation Forecast For 2020
• DOJ's Trade Security Reporting Policy Boosts Transparency
• Bill Would Cut Off US Intel For Allies That Use Huawei For 5G
• Sprint/T-Mobile Denial 'Problematic,' FCC Commish Warns
• Wyo., Mont. Urge Justices To Nix Wash. Coal Export Denial
• #MeToo Is Much More Than Last Year's News
• Calif. Rips Uber, Postmates' Dynamex Law Injunction Bid
• Ex-NFLer Will Take Pot Decriminalization Bid To High Court
• Courts' Deference To DOL Joint Employer Rule Is Up In The Air
• FDA Focus: What Ropes & Gray's Practice Chair Is Watching
• High Court Won't Block Flint Lead Water Suit
• Key Trends In Energy Antitrust Enforcement And Litigation
• EU Concludes Round Of Trade Talks With 5 African Nations
• Sheldon Silver Partly Slips Corruption Conviction At 2nd Circ.
• Supreme Court Won't Speed Up ACA Petitions
• Up Next At High Court: Arbitration, Church-State Separation
• High Court ERISA Case Has States, Pharmacies On Edge
• EU Mulls Temporary Ban On Face ID Tech In Public Places
• Fed's Quarles Pitches 'Transparency' Push In Supervision
• Ex-NY Congressman Gets Over 2 Years For Insider Trading
• Kids' Climate Suit Misses The Mark But Fallout Will Be Limited
• Kansas Warns That Hemp Rules Could Hamper Industry
• DOJ Must Produce Docs On Separated Families' Mental Health
• Radio Group Pushes Split Market View In Music Rights Row
• UK's £106M Flybe Tax Break Could Be Illegal, Watchdog Says
• Ex-Pa. Mayor Can't Upend 8-Year Sentence For Bribery
• 14 AGs Back Wash. Bid To Stop ICE Courthouse Arrests
• Supreme Court Calls For More Briefing After ADEA Hearing
• Roomba Maker Says 6 GHz Changes Could Disrupt Home Tech
• Wash. Bill Would Reimpose State's Local Income Tax Ban
• Sen. Wants Homeland Security Info On Iran Visa Scrutiny
• FCC Commissioners Push Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Tech
• PR Board Says Bondholders Can't Claim Highway Money
• Tech Giants Join Fight Against Trump 'Public Charge' Policy
• 9th Circ. Says News Orgs Have Right To 'Timely' Court Docs
• With Roberts' Senate Cameo, Reps. Eye Cameras In Court
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Simpson, White
• Judge Doubts Suit Can Undo FCC Accounting Rule Freeze
• Infrastructure Tax Deal Could Hinge On Mnuchin-Neal Talks
• Commerce And State Depts. Finalize Rules Over Gun Exports
• Immigrants Win Access To USCIS Data In Vetting Program Suit
• Calif. Jumps Into Fight With Feds Over Fracking Impact
• US Chamber Wants To 'Neuter' Judges, Sens. Tell 1st Circ.
• NJ Court Urged Not To Toss Suit Against Disbarred Pol
• Justices Will Hear ACA Contraception Clash
• AFL-CIO 2nd-In-Command Discusses Labor's 'Next Frontier'
• FAA Properly Vetted Boeing Max Jets, Review Panel Finds
• Obamacare Clings To Life As States Expand Medicaid
• Calif. Ruling Clears Up Pay Stub Rules For Company Names
• Law360's Tort Report: Meat Loaf's Suit Out Of Hell
• House Bill Would Nix Reverse Auctions For Construction Work
• Trump Taps Starr, Dershowitz For Impeachment Defense
• Boston Labor Atty Drops Out Of US Senate Race
• No Standing For Kids In Climate Case, 9th Circ. Says
• Dem Prez Candidates Tackle Native American Issues In Vegas
• Patient Can't Force Michigan To Tap New Pot Suppliers
• Michael Flynn Sentencing Delayed After Bid To Pull Guilty Plea
• Cluttered TJ Maxx, Marshalls Stores Violate ADA, Suit Says
• NJ Tax Break Oversight Shoddy, Needs Overhaul, Report Says
• FBI Will Now Alert State Officials If Election System Breached
• Unauthorized Immigrants Can Be Urged To Stay, Justices Told
• Pot Lobbies Urge Key Senator Not To Undermine Banking Bill
• 2 States Accuse EPA Of Inaction Over Upwind Pollution
• States Sue Trump Administration Over Food Stamp Rollbacks
• Roberts, Despite Limited Role, Adds Solemnity To Senate Trial
• ACLU Fights For Habeas Review For Migrants At High Court
• Fla. High Court Says Ex-Felons Must Pay Fines Before Voting
• Wash. Top Court Limits Scope Of State GHG Emissions Cap
• Calif. Trucking Group Wins Injunction On Dynamex Law
• South Carolina To Mull Stipends, Trusts For NCAA Athletes
• Vape Group's Challenge To FDA's E-Cig Policy Falls Flat
• Reps. Seek To Exempt Crypto Transaction Gains Under $200
• Dems Warn That Iran Could Target Telecom Networks
• DOT To Launch 5.9 GHz Pilot Program Despite FCC Reorg
• Gilead Hit With Another Antitrust Suit Over HIV Drugs
• Outspoken SEC Commissioner Jackson To Leave Agency
• Bias Case Gives Justices Chance To Rethink Title VII
• HHS Drug Import Proposal Is Unlikely To Succeed
• Garland, EPA Atty Clash Over Impact Of Past Pollution Ruling
• Managing Money Laundering Risk In The Art Trade
• Unity Helps Boost Nations' Tax Powers, OECD Tax Chief Says
• What SEC's Accredited Investor Proposal Means For PE Funds
• SEC Urges Justices Not To Cuff Its Disgorgement Power
• US Says Cos. Have 90 Days To Comply With Iran Sanctions
• Top 10 Employment Law Developments Of The Decade: Part 2
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Watchdog Says White House's Ukraine Aid Freeze Broke Law
• Senate Sends North America Trade Deal To Trump
• Audit Shows Minn. Regulators Can't Keep Up With Medical Pot
• 5th Circ.'s ACA Punt Gets Lambasted At Supreme Court
• Sprint/T-Mobile Deal Will Lead To High Prices, Court Hears
• Kik Says SEC's Request For More Discovery 'Unnecessary'
• House OKs Easing Path For Age Discrimination Suits
• Mo. Gov. Counting On Remote Seller Revenue To Boost Coffers
• Contract Clash Ruling Leaves Fraught Dispute To Congress
• How The US Plans To Enforce Its New Trade Deal With China
• Nev. Ballot Initiative By Vegas Teachers Seeks Casino Tax Hike
• 5th Circ. Tells FWS It Must Rethink Denial Of Warbler Delisting
• ​​​​​​​Verizon Defeats Pa. Town In Cell Tower Challenge
• Tribe Seeks Confirmation It Signed 1855 Hunting Rights Treaty
• Neb. Bill Seeks To Expand Sales Tax To Digital Ad Revenue
• Fla. High Court Told Opinion On Pot Ballot No Longer Needed
• Broadcasters Blast DOJ Stance In Music Rights Case
• How The High Court Could Reshape The TCPA's Future
• Dems Vow Another Vote To End Trump's Border Emergency
• Why Md.'s Digital Advertising Tax Proposal May Be Unlawful
• Fed's Real-Time Payments Idea Presents Risks, Challenges
• What's Changed And What's The Same In Final CFIUS Rules
• Energy Cos. Face China State Secrecy Law Risks
• 2 BigLaw Alums Among Reps. Prosecuting Trump In Senate
• A Wide Range Of Legal Priorities For Tribes In 2020
• House Panel Eyes 4 Bills To Expand Media Diversity
• Lawmakers Probe Easing Pot Research's Regulatory Gridlock
• Global Cartel Enforcers Shift Attention To Local Conspiracies
• Migrants Win Atty Access During Credible-Fear Interviews
• Where The Fight Over FTC's Enforcement Authority Stands
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Could Lower Bar For Insider Trading Charges
• Maine's Tribes Push To Restore Authority Over Lands
• BakerHostetler Employment Pro Named To Texas Bench
• Gov't Initiatives May Boost Health Coverage For Genetic Tests
• Pa. Republican Calls State OT Expansion A Political Gambit
• FCC Dem Says Congress Must Set Pre-Auction C-Band Rules
• CFPB Defender Says Constitutional Case 'Remarkably Weak'
• What To Expect If The CFPB Changes Course In 2021
• Roberts Wonders If Workers Can Sue Over 'OK, Boomer'
• US, China Ink 'Phase 1' Trade Deal After Years Of Turmoil
• Md. Judge Says Trump Can't Let States Refuse Refugees
• Top 10 Employment Law Developments Of The Decade: Part 1
• Michael Flynn Seeks To Nix Guilty Plea Citing Gov't 'Bad Faith'
• Dem 2020 Candidates Defend Tax Increases For Health Plans
• Noncompete Developments To Watch For In 2020
• 'Rapid' Labor Disputes Tool In New NAFTA Could Fall Short
• Opioid Overdose Deaths On Decline, States Say
• Brexit Checklist: Preparing For The Tax Impact Of Trade Talks
• NJ Lawmakers Approve Blacklisting Cos. Violating Tax Law
• House Dems' Suit Seeking Trump's Taxes Halted Pending DC Circ. Ruling
• NJ Gov. Renews Call For Rebuffed Millionaires' Tax
• Assisted Suicide Suit Heads To Mass. Appeals Court
• Judge Nixes Ban On Tribes Trying Again For Fed. Recognition
• Vertical Merger Guidelines Give Enforcers Plenty Of Leeway
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive Suit Over SPLC 'Hate Group' Label
• Supreme Court Zeros In On Bridgegate Jury Instructions
• SEC Warns Investors Of IEO Dangers And Limited Remedies
• US, Japan, EU Look To Squeeze China On Industrial Subsidies
• What To Look For In The US-China 'Phase One' Trade Deal
• Lawmakers Told Lack Of Research Belies Pot's Risks, Benefits
• Va. Tribe Inks Land Deal With Norfolk For Commercial Casino
• House Launches Probe Of 'Remain In Mexico' Asylum Policy
• Green Groups Say Calif. Drilling Approvals Are Flawed
• House Bill Would Let FDA Regulate CBD As A Supplement
• CFPB Says Loan Relief Probe Can't Wait For Seila Decision
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