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Public Policy - February, 2020

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• Trump DC Hotel Beats Wine Bar's Unfair Competition Appeal
• BASF Can't Dodge $250M Punitive Award In Dicamba Case
• CFPB Hit At High Court May Not Leave Big Mark, Cordray Says
• NJ's Novel Severance Law Ruins Small Biz Growth, Attys Say
• Attys Fear Tech Glitches Ahead Of New H-1B System Start
• Sierra Club, Nonprofit Seek To Link Border Wall Funding Suits
• En Banc 9th Circ. Deepens Rift Over Gender-Based Pay Gaps
• SEC's Latest Bitcoin ETF Rejection Draws Dissent, Frustration
• House OKs Ban On Flavored Tobacco, Online Vape Sales
• Trump Administration Says Mass. Deferred Action Suit Is Moot
• Lake Erie Protection Policy Found To Exceed City's Authority
• Up Next At High Court: CFPB Independence, Abortion Rights
• Calif. Panel Revives Hard Disk Manufacturer's Tax Dispute
• Judge Rakoff Concerned About Political Interference At DOJ
• Trump Won't Impose National Security Tariffs On Titanium
• Coronavirus Abounds In Risk Disclosures As Disease Spreads
• Dems Want To Hear From Stone Prosecutors In Probe Of DOJ
• BLM Will Have To Pay $125M Over Voided Oil And Gas Leases
• FTC Won't Halt Axon Challenge Amid Constitutionality Fight
• C-Band Plan Passes While Some Question FCC Authority
• JCT Reports On Tax Treatment Of Native Americans
• 9th Circ. Upholds Order Blocking Asylum Restrictions
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Virginia Is Eyeing Legal Pot
• FDA Clashes With Vape Groups As E-Cig Deadline Nears
• DC Circ. Lets Trump Bar McGahn Testimony To Congress
• Gov't Blocked From Using $89M In Funds For Border Wall
• 3 Employment Law Changes That Affect Franchisors
• FCC Republican Backs Senate Bill To Grow 5G Workforce
• PFAS And Public Opinion: Understanding The Gender Divide
• Explosives Maker To Pay $2.9M To Exit EPA's Clean Water Suit
• FERC Price Order Leaves Renewable Developers Gobsmacked
• Pa. Panel Rules Value-Based-Tax Appeal Is Constitutional
• Big Telecoms Face $200M In Fines For Mobile Data Sales
• 9th Circ. Blocks, Then Revives 'Remain in Mexico' Policy
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Trump's Nat'l Security Steel Tariffs Intact
• Surescripts Can't Limit Discovery In FTC Case
• Tenn. High Court Upholds State's Injury Damages Cap
• Panel Calls NYC 'Deeply Segregated' But Nixes Property Tax Row
• New House Bill Would Have Feds Analyze USCIS Visa Logjam
• Senators Release Bipartisan Energy Innovation Bill
• DOT Chief Weighs Hudson Tunnel Repairs Amid Budget Talks
• Senate Dems Urge DOJ Watchdog To Probe Political Pressure
• Sex Crime Without Intent Involves 'Moral Turpitude,' BIA Says
• Sex Pills Don't Merit Lower VAT As Food, Top EU Court Told
• Full Fed. Circ. Told PTAB Is Still Unconstitutional Post-Arthrex
• DOE Chief Plugs Energy Storage In Pared-Down Budget Plan
• Okla. Tribes Can't Enter Gaming Compact Suit Against State
• Immigration Appeal Filing Fees May Go Up More Than 700%
• Lawmakers Ask USDA To Free Up Rural Broadband Money
• Barr Tightens Torture Definition For Deportation Relief
• USDA Won't Involve DEA In Hemp Testing This Season
• $1B Huawei 'Rip And Replace' Bill Headed To Oval Office
• EU Blesses Buyout Of Swiss Door Maker, With Conditions
• 5th Circ. Deems Texas' Winner-Take-All Electoral System Legal
• CIA Deemed 2nd Coder A Security Risk After WikiLeaks Dump
• DOI Finishes Enviro Review To Lift Coal Leasing Block
• National Security Experts Rally Around FCC's C-Band Plan
• Former Baltimore Mayor Sentenced To 3 Years For Tax Fraud
• Amtrak Defends Arbitration Policy For Passengers In DC Suit
• EPA Chief, Dems Clash Over Proposed Budget Cuts
• Justices Seem Poised To Increase Cos.' Liability Overseas
• Nonprofit Can't Exit DOJ's Cap-And-Trade Suit Against Calif.
• How Attys Skirt The Rules To Get In The Cannabis Game
• Federal Privacy Legislation Should Be Context-Sensitive
• Ask Congress, Not Courts, For Immigration Reform
• 9th Circ. Says Past Salary Can't Excuse Sex-Based Pay Gaps
• Sens. Warren, Murray Raise Concerns About EEOC Staffing
• Texas Beats Constitutional Challenge To Grid Project Law
• Warren Pitches Using Border Wall Cash To Fight Coronavirus
• 5 European Consumer Law Concerns For US Businesses
• Cos. Should Prepare For Stricter Carbon Market Rules
• Tips To Reduce Added Tariffs On Chinese Merchandise
• FCC To Take Action Against 4 Carriers For Location Info Leaks
• What ACA's Uncertain Future Means For Biologics Patents
• NY Eviction Bill Raises Concerns For Residential Owners
• Ex-KPMG Director Named New National Taxpayer Advocate
• Surveillance Bills In Limbo Ahead Of March 15 Deadline
• Fed. Judge's Misconduct A 'Shock' To Kansas Colleagues
• Kansas Bill Addresses Crisis Of Missing Native Women
• 'Rookie Mistakes' To Avoid In Navigating DOJ-FTC Interplay
• Albertson's Wants Ill. Justices To Decide If BIPA Is Unlawful
• Fla. Panel OKs Bill For Comms Tax Cut, Car Co. Tax Breaks
• DHS Chief Pressed On 'Remain In Mexico,' Border Wall Funds
• Ore. Tax Court Nixes Pot Biz's Deduction Before Decoupling
• H-2B Program Hits Summer Cap, Cutting Off Visas Till October
• Enviros, Feds Reach Agreement On Hawaii Habitat Deadlines
• In New York, NDAs Aren't Always An Employee's Enemy
• DOJ Creates New 'Denaturalization' Section
• CFPB To Face Deadlines For Small-Biz Loan Data Rule In Deal
• DOL's Joint Employer Rule Subverts Wage Law, State AGs Say
• Trump Financial Info Needed For Lawmaking, Justices Told
• Calif. County's Oil Rules Scrapped After Enviro Challenge
• BASF Wants Out Of $250M Dicamba Punitive Award
• WikiLeaks Suspect Wrote Of Waging 'Information War' On CIA
• Senators Call On NIH To Gauge Tech's Impact On Kids
• FirstEnergy Tells 6th Circ. Ch. 11 Power Deal Ruling Is Sound
• Trump Campaign Sues NYT For Libel Over 'Collusion' Op-Ed
• Agencies Not Keeping Up With Cybersecurity Upgrades: GAO
• A Brief Guide To Federal And State Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Feds Face Fierce 7th Circ. Panel Over Public Charge Rule
• Md. Medical Pot Application Process Is Broken, Suit Says
• Trump Taps Judges For Trial Courts In Ohio, Wis.
• California's Anti-Arbitration Law Is On Life Support
• More Legislatures Should Pass Broad Noncompete Bans
• What Companies Should Know About Direct Listings
• DOJ, FTC Asked To Weigh In On Rail Price-Fixing Case
• 2nd Circ. Approves Immigration Conditions On Grant Funds
• BP Dumps 3 Oil Trade Groups Amid Climate Change Makeover
• Ginsburg Outpacing Colleagues In Opinion-Writing This Term
• Fed. Circ. Amgen Biosimilar Ruling Raises IP Damages Risk
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• IHeartMedia Seeks FCC Blessing To Be Foreign-Owned
• Community Shared Solar: Promising Option For Calif. Builders
• Health Groups Bash Short-Term Insurance Rule At DC Circ.
• Investors Await Details On Carbon Tax Credit Before Acting
• Pa. Bar Groups Decry Court Attacks After Trump Recusal Call
• Vance Tells High Court Trump's Immunity Claim 'Flawed'
• Feds Blast Harvard's Admissions Policy In 1st Circ. Brief
• Big Tech Probes May Trigger Antitrust Scrutiny On All Sectors
• DOJ Loses Challenge To Philly Supervised Drug Injection Site
• 3 Takeaways From NLRB's Stricter Joint Employer Test
• Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Judges Confirmed Unanimously
• Ad Trade Groups Say Hawaii Privacy Bill Is 'Far Out Of Step'
• Feds Say Blocking 3D-Printed Gun Rules Harms Nat'l Security
• Broadcasters-Turned-Lawmakers Form Their Own Caucus
• Justices Eye Scope Of Ban On Promoting Illegal Immigration
• BIA Ordered To Eye Tolling Possibility In Residency Petition
• Ga. Cities, Counties Drop Occupancy Tax Suit Against Airbnb
• Calif. Elected Officials Challenge State's Anti-Union Gag Law
• Sens. Invite Justices To Rule On National Injunctions
• NJ Gov. Pitches $40.9B Budget With Millionaires' Tax
• UK Watchdog Looks To Sharpen Enforcement Focus
• Transpo Execs Press Lawmakers On Transit, Trust Fund Fix
• Ark. Tells High Court ERISA Doesn't Nullify Drug-Payment Law
• FCC's O'Rielly Sees More KidVid Reforms On The Way
• Calif. AG Asks Congress Not To Preempt New Privacy Law
• FDA Ducks Md. Farm's Skim Milk Labeling Challenge In Pa.
• CBO Finds House Bill To Fine ISPs Could Lower Deficit
• Texas Justices Question Liability Bar In Public Transit Injuries
• Energy Dept. Faces New Bulb Efficiency Fight In 2nd Circ.
• Comparing Vertical Merger Guidelines Across Jurisdictions
• Judge Rips Trump For Putting Stone Juror's Safety At Risk
• Senator Slams DHS Over Waiving Contracting Laws For Wall
• GOP Sen. Urges Clearing Mid-Band Spectrum In 5G Race
• When Coronavirus May Trigger SEC Disclosure Requirements
• Aviation Watch: For NASA, Failure Cannot Be An Option
• Oversight Board Asks 1st Circ. To Protect PR Fiscal Reform
• Sens. Want Report On IHS Sex Abuse Scandal Made Public
• New Visa Processing Method Will Harm EB-5 Investor Program
• Feds Say Elephant Hunters Can't Rush Trophy Import Permits
• NY Court Rules Against Manhattan 4-Tower Development
• OFCCP Draft Bias Rule Overrelies On Statistical Significance
• Trump Calls For Sotomayor, Ginsburg Recusal In His Cases
• Drug Approval Law Will Likely Deter Pharma Delay Tactics
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• Tax Administrations Urged To Start Small With Blockchain
• NY Data Security Law Will Dramatically Expand AG's Reach
• NLRB Finalizes Long-Awaited Joint Employer Rule
• CFPB's Structure Still Likely To Give Way In High Court Fight
• Bloomberg's NDA Shift Sets Stage For Future Policy Fights
• Canada's Privacy Watchdogs To Probe Facial Recognition Co.
• High Court Could Add $4.3B To Terror Ruling Against Sudan
• House Dem Plans Bill To Crack Down On False Online Ads
• Trump's Abortion Referral 'Gag Rule' Survives At 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Refuses To Block Calif. Pay-For-Delay Ban
• Watchdog Says 'Uncooperative' States Pose Risks To ICE
• DOJ Drops Appeal In Case Over Separated Migrants' Care
• Teck Cites Climate In Move To Scrap Alberta Oil Sands Project
• Trump Launches India Trade Talks With $3B Military Deal
• Va. Adopts Resolution To Study How Best To Legalize Pot
• Law Students Fear Federal Courts Unsafe For Female Attys
• Arizona's Senators Seek 5 New US District Judgeships
• FCC Eyes Taking Ownership Limit Row To High Court
• Enviros Urge Ariz. Sen. To Join Bill To Ban Uranium Mining
• NJ Assembly OKs Ban On 'Stranger' Life Insurance Policies
• Ex-Chainalysis Counsel To Oversee FinCEN Digital Innovation
• GAO Ruling Expands DOD Experimental Purchasing Authority
• Updating The EU Product Liability Directive For The Digital Era
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• G20 Wants Countries To Implement Strict Crypto Rules
• NJ Tax Talk: New Laws Tough On Employee Misclassification
• 3rd Circ. Philly Pay History Ruling May Set National Bar
• Dude, Where's My Infrastructure Funding?
• Proposed Privacy Laws Put Genetic Testing Cos. In Hot Seat
• Kirkland's Paul Clement Joins Exclusive Club At High Court
• Sens. Want Trade Probe Into Philippines' Abuse Of Workers
• More Imports Spared From Trump's Expanded Metal Tariffs
• Justices Ceded Too Much Power To Agencies, Thomas Says
• High Court Won't Review Utah Tax Credit Case
• Justices Ask US SG To Weigh In On Calif. Donor Privacy Row
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Ariz. Tax Suit Against Calif.
• Roger Stone Judge Won't Step Aside For Sentencing Remarks
• Justices To Mull LGBT Protections In Foster Placement Fight
• High Court Kicks Catholic Pension Case Back To Puerto Rico
• Trump Admin Can Enforce 'Public Charge' Rule In All 50 States
• Trump's Judicial Noms Part Of Bump In Judiciary Budget
• Cuomo To Share Some Driver Data With Immigration Agencies
• Prosecutor Took Jabs At Roger Stone's Reduced Sentence
• Trump Can't Reverse Ocean Drilling Ban, Profs Tell 9th Circ.
• Bloomberg Frees 3 Workers From Confidentiality Pacts
• Aviation Execs Talk 737 Max Ban's Impact On Jet Safety Cert.
• Privacy Framework Faces Uphill Climb To Universal Adoption
• Congress Probes Civil Rights Issues In China Investigations
• Ex-Felons In Fla. Race Against Clock To Vote In 2020
• Up Next At High Court: Pipeline Problems, Terror Victims
• NY Gov.'s Bill Aims To Jumpstart Green Energy Project Siting
• Calif. Consumers Seek To Stop 'Deeply Flawed' T-Mobile Deal
• Civil Rights Atty Takes 'Watchdog' Role To NJ Comptroller
• Vape Co. To Send FDA Deadline Challenge Row To 6th Circ.
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Kentucky House OKs Medical Pot
• IRS Proposes Rules On Permitted Meal Expense Deductions
• Senate Dems Protest Trump's Drilling 'Giveaway' For Alaska
• Enviros Say Feds Must Act To Protect Ancient Lake Sturgeon
• House Impeachment Lawyer Returns To Private Practice
• FTC Member Says Dissents Show No 'Rubber-Stamping'
• More Companies Likely To 'Test The Waters' Ahead Of IPOs
• Ohio Can't Deny Driver's Licenses To Refugees
• Trump Heads To India With Tempered Trade Expectations
• Trade Group Backs Proposal To Reduce Gov't Contract Delays
• Major Ch. 11 Changes Set To Aid Distressed Small Businesses
• Veterans, Ex-Lawmakers Join 9th Circ. Border Wall Fund Fight
• Feds Ask Full Fed. Circ. To Review Ruling Critical Of Arthrex
• 5th Circ. Blocks Mississippi's 6-Week Abortion Ban
• White House Says DOD Can Skip Union Bargaining
• Teva Floated As Bellwether In Generic Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• Ireland To Appeal State Aid Ruling Against Fiat, Luxembourg
• ERISA Doesn't Preempt Hotel Benefits Ordinance, Seattle Says
• Texas Communities Challenge FERC Approval Of LNG Project
• Mass. Securities Chief Sets Up State Rules, Blasting SEC Regs
• What DHS Report Means For Counterfeits In E-Commerce
• SD House Panel Restores Tax Exemption For Ad Services
• Industry, Enviro Groups Blast EPA's 2019 Biofuel Mandates
• Climate Ruling May Help Future Plaintiffs Establish Causation
• What Block Grants Could Mean For State Medicaid Programs
• DOJ Antitrust Division Still Eyeing Standards Orgs
• Calif. Sues Over Trump's Effort To Divert More Water To Farms
• Calif. Private AG Law: Coming To A State Near You?
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• Delaware Bench Balance Rule Is 'Offensive,' High Court Told
• Roger Stone Judge Strikes Blow For Judicial Independence
• EPA Says 2 Chemicals Could Be Regulated In Drinking Water
• How Trump's 10 Picks Have Already Shifted The 9th Circuit
• RI Top Court Says 38 Studios Grand Jury Docs To Stay Sealed
• FERC Sows Confusion With Oregon LNG Project Non-Vote
• CSBS Deploys Fintech, Nonbank Exam Platform Across US
• Wash. Floats Pausing Lower Aerospace Tax Amid EU Row
• Trump's New Pick For Top Intelligence Job Draws Dems' Fire
• Pa. Justices Could Shake Up Medical Peer Review Protections
• Watchdog Hammers 'Inconsistent' Asylum Screening Training
• 70 Ex-Reinhardt Clerks Urge Courts To Confront Harassment
• 10th Circ. Abates TABOR Row Pending Colo. Ballot Measure
• CFTC Proposes Longer Deadlines For Swap Trading Reporting
• US Digital Divide Is Getting Smaller, FCC Reports
• DOT Seeks To Clarify Unfair Biz Practices Air Travel Rule
• Gun Control Nonprofit Wants New 3D-Printing Rules Blocked
• US Attys Ask NY To Nix 'Green Light' Law In Sanctuary Feud
• Former Acting NTIA Head Joins National Security Policy Firm
• Sens. Tell Azar That FDA's Deadline For Vapes Isn't Flexible
• Harvard Law Group Argues ICE Court Arrests Unconstitutional
• Ex-NJ Pol Gets 2nd Shot At Pension After Corruption Plea
• Don't Bet On Constitutionality Of Daily Fantasy Sports In NY
• Kentucky Tax Talk: What 3 Bills Show About Governor's Plans
• EEOC Policy Change Clashes With Challenges To Arbitration
• Anti-Drug Groups Want Say On Fla. Marijuana Ballot Text
• Coal Co., BNSF Want 9th Circ. To Restart Coal Export Case
• How Enviros Will Challenge Trump's NEPA Update
• CMS Reinsurance Rule Raises Quota Share Questions
• Europe's New 'Right To Repair': Key Points For Manufacturers
• Trump Says Enviros Can't Bring Suit Over Monument Cuts
• AG Barr Critiques Big-Tech Immunity For Web Content
• DOJ Antitrust Official Defends Compliance Program Policy
• Ga. House OKs Ending Deference Requirement For Tax Cases
• In FTC Probe Of Small (Big) Tech Deals, Knowledge Is Power
• Vape Cos. Tell 5th Circ. FDA Has No Right To Regulate E-Cigs
• SD House Votes In Favor Of Revised 'Riot Boosting' Bill
• Ill. County, Nonprofit Fight To Block Immigrant Wealth Test
• Judge Likely To Be Rock Steady At Roger Stone Sentencing
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Can't Block Poor Ex-Felons From Voting
• Ill. Gov. Pushes Graduated Tax, Casino Tax Tweak In Budget
• SEC Urges Firms To Factor Coronavirus Risks In Disclosures
• Senate Dems Want Probe Into Giuliani's Influence At DOJ
• DC Circ. Dubious About EPA's Science Adviser Policy
• Okla. Tribes Say Two Others Don't Belong In Gaming Pact Suit
• States Sue Again To Force EPA's Hand On Ozone Pollution
• Bond Insurer Claims PR Highway Deal Was A Fraud
• Coronavirus And Immigration: Tips For The Global Employer
• FDA-FTC Biosimilar Push Clarifies Antitrust Stance
• Judges Delay Call On Trump Meddling In Roger Stone Case
• Pot Shop Wants Mass. City Sanctioned For Flouting Injunction
• Montana Says Keystone XL Suit Tramples On State's Say-So
• US Rips Into European Trade Barriers At WTO
• FCC Should Create A TV Spectrum Market For The Future
• Blockchain Startup Settles SEC Claims Over $45M ICO
• Another Importer Says Widened Security Tariffs Skipped Rules
• The 3 SECURE Act Issues Plan Sponsors Should Review First
• Avenues Of Relief For Cybersecurity Whistleblowers Increase
• NJ Gov. Sets Sights On Workplace Bias, Sex Harassment
• Industry Groups Tell DC Circ. FERC Delay Practice Is OK
• Au Pair Co. Hit With FLSA Suit After 1st Circ. Wage Ruling
• After Net Neutrality Remand, FCC Seeks Input On Deregulation
• A Good Year Ahead For Energy Infrastructure M&A
• UST Adds Resources As Small Business Ch. 11 Act Takes Effect
• Free Market Experts Back C-Band Incentives Amid Scrutiny
• Peloton Suit Shows Sync Licensing Is Next Copyright Horizon
• Ways To Accelerate TCJA Rule Challenges
• Restaurant Groups Can't Upend NYC Fair Workweek Law
• GOP States Urge High Court To Skip ACA Row — Or Nuke Law
• SC Remains In Fight Against Offshore Seismic Testing
• DC Circ. Wary That House Can't Sue Prez Over Funding Rows
• DHS, USCIS Sanctioned For Wrongly Removing Immigrants
• Texas Judge Rules Huawei Contracting Ban Is Constitutional
• Judges Call Emergency Meeting After Stone Sentencing Swap
• Former Teva Exec Calls AGs' Price-Fixing Claims 'Threadbare'
• Trump Is Right About Stone Sentencing, For Wrong Reasons
• Kan. Judge Sanctioned For Sexual Harassment To Resign
• NY Won't Appeal T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Challenge Loss
• NCLA Backs Adviser's 11th Circ. Challenge Of SEC Judges
• EPA Internal Watchdog Says Mexico Border Program Failing
• AI Offers 'Substantial' Pros At USPTO, But Not Without Risks
• ITC To Probe Economic Effect Of Renewable Energy In Mass.
• Gov't Waives Contracting Laws To Speed Up Border Wall
• Internet Providers Sue Maine Over Data Privacy Restrictions
• Trump Pardons Ex-NYPD Chief Kerik, Convicted Of Tax Fraud
• BIPA May Apply To Clearview AI's Creation Of Biometric Data
• What Health Care FCA Trends Tell Us About The Year Ahead
• Consumer Finance Poised For Greater Scrutiny From States
• Dems Slam Plan To Send Tactical Agents To 'Sanctuary' Cities
• EU Adds Cayman Islands, 3 Others To Tax Haven Blacklist
• Starks Says FCC's Latest Diversity Data Falls Short
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• Enviros Say Species Are At Risk Under New Water Rule
• 11th Circ. Pressed To Reconsider Shrinking TCPA's Reach
• Trump Commutes Ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich's 14-Year Sentence
• Bloomberg Proposes Wall Street Tax, Student Debt Relief
• USPTO Walks Back Trademark Email Rule
• US Sanctions Russian Energy Broker Over Venezuela Ties
• Boy Scouts Of America Driven To Ch. 11 By Sex Abuse Claims
• FCC Urged To Tighten Its Oversight Subsidy Rules Cautiously
• Trump Lacks Power To Lift Ocean Drilling Ban, 9th Circ. Told
• San Diego Nears Halt Of Instacart Worker Classification
• Trump Admin. Says Illegal Structure Shouldn't Doom CFPB
• Not Enough Asylum-Seekers For Class Cert., US Says
• Airbnb, NYC Pause Customer Data Suit To Seek Settlement
• Calif. Seeks To Nix Uber, Postmates' AB 5 Challenge For Good
• CBO Report Adds To Controversy Over Int'l Tax Regs
• Guatemalans Seeking Asylum Avoid Deportation At 3rd Circ.
• US Hikes Tariffs On EU Planes In Airbus Tussle
• New Ransomware Ring Aims To Publicly Shame Its Victims
• Dems Probe Upstart, Others On Fair Lending Concerns
• Nooksack Officials Urge 9th Circ. To Rebuff DOI Email Claims
• No More Dialing Out To Get 911 On Hotel Phones, FCC Warns
• 3 Key Questions On IRS' Proposed Executive Pay Changes
• Dems Press FCC To Retool $20.4B Rural Subsidy Fund
• Wash. House OKs Sports Betting In Tribal Casinos
• More Tribes Look To Join Okla. Gambling Pact Renewal Suit
• EPA Lead-Water Rule Proposal Draws Mixed Reactions
• Dems Accuse FCC Of Letting Russian Propaganda Persist
• Year-End Accord On OECD Tax Plan Not Easy, Counsel Says
• Army Copter Case Blurs Jurisdiction For 'Other Transactions'
• GOP Sen. Proposes Tighter Rules On Tech Exports To Huawei
• New CFIUS Rules Heighten Focus On PE Limited Partners
• ICE Subpoenas Connecticut, Slams Sanctuary Laws
• FCC Urged To End Military Hold-Up Of Spectrum Repurposing
• Ex-Scranton Mayor Slams 30-Year Corruption Sentence Push
• ICE Seeks To Slip Suit Alleging It Targeted Activists
• Ex-College Prez Must Provide Data For Residence Inquiry
• Crypto Bill Offers Basic Definitions The Industry Needs
• States, Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Block Border Wall Funds
• Trump Admin. Can't Pause Order To Reform Terror Watchlist
• Gov't Won't Charge Former FBI Deputy In Press Leak Probe
• Another Indian Health Service Doctor Faces Sex Abuse Claims
• Bat Species Status Ruling Leaves Cos. Hanging
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• Health Info Authorization Ruling Is A Mixed Bag For Providers
• For Hemp Industry, USDA's THC Rules A High-Stakes Misstep
• Importer Escapes Trump's Expanded Metal Tariffs During Suit
• Pa. Court Weighs Law's Intent In Trans Name-Change Suit
• Sen. Gillibrand Proposes Creating Agency To Enforce Privacy
• Feds Withheld Evidence In Boston Officials' Case, Judge Says
• 'Dark Money' Swaying High Court, Whitehouse Tells The Term
• Top IRS Atty Downplays Site Change On In-Game Currencies
• Gun Group Asks To Join In On 3D-Printing Rules Challenge
• Dems Say Trump Must Release Nat'l Security Tariff Report
• Va. Casino Bill Passage Aids Tribe's $10M Deal With Norfolk
• ICE Changes To Crime Victims Visa Policy Unlawful, Org Says
• Tribes, ND Reach Deal To End Voter ID Law Suits
• Former US Attys Call In Congress On Okla. Reservation Case
• 4 Takeaways From Calif.'s Revised Consumer Privacy Regs
• OECD Seeks Tax Dispute Resolution Alternatives, Official Says
• Ex-Reinhardt Clerk Rips Court's Sexual Misconduct Reporting
• Calif. Highway Project Won't Be Stopped For Flooding Suit
• GOP Vows To Fill Vacancies, But Now Depends On Dems
• FCC's C-Band Plan Still Weathering Headwinds In Senate
• Cannabis Corner: A Pioneer Of The Legalization Movement
• MTC Chooses Texas Official As Its Next General Counsel
• Wis. County Appeals Tribal Zoning Decision To 7th Circ.
• Recent Cases Defy Conventional Merger Control Wisdom
• Blockchain Shipping Consortium Wins Maritime Antitrust Nod
• Origin Marking And Duty Preference Rules After USMCA
• Enviro Loses Challenge To Endangered Species Review
• Calif. City Sues To Shut Down Black-Market Weed Dispensary
• EPA Renewable Fuel Shift May Increase Cost Of Compliance
• House Panel Moves Bill To Limit Trump's Travel Bans
• The Deal Maker's Guide To The New CFIUS Framework
• Hunton, Greenberg Traurig Alums Tapped For EPA, DOE Posts
• Trump's Fed Pick Vows Independence But Hits Turbulence
• Sprint/T-Mobile Approval Banks On Dish's 5G Success
• 6 Steps Insurers Can Take To Stay Ahead Of Privacy Laws
• Podesta Group Won't Have To Face Texas Firm's Suit
• US Cos. Wary Of China Deal's Dispute Settlement System
• Proposed Global Tax Rules Would Pull In $100B, OECD Says
• Ballot Initiative Could Bring Big Changes To Calif. Privacy Law
• Sen. Raises Alarm On Cell Location Tracking Of Immigrants
• Garland Succeeded By Srinivasan As DC Circ. Chief Judge
• Dems Float Bills To Speed Up Tribal Broadband Expansion
• Tech Cos., Pols Want Swift Action On 6 GHz Wi-Fi Sharing
• 9th Circ. Puts Ariz. Voting Regs Ruling On Hold
• Calif. Says Man's $78M Roundup Verdict Not Preempted
• 6th Circ. Refuses To Revive Activist's Asylum Bid
• Justices Urged To Back Tribe's Jurisdiction In Oklahoma
• Judge Rejects Roger Stone's Bid For A New Trial
• Regulators Need To Keep A Close Eye On AI In Finance
• BakerHostetler, Bradley Arant Partners On Track For Bench
• Minn. Tells State High Court It Properly Issued Mine Permits
• Austin Urges Court To Allow Sanctuary Endorsement Suit
• Fed's Powell Says FedNow Interoperability Is High Priority
• 11th Circ. Denies Venezuelans' Asylum For Political Activities
• Spy Court Won't Declassify Opinions On Gov't Data Collection
• Calls For Probes Intensify After Roger Stone Sentence Fracas
• 21 AGs Oppose DHS Rule Barring Asylum Seekers At Border
• The Big Picture: Challenges Of The T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
• SEC Looks To Give Companies More Leeway With Disclosures
• Pa. Lumber Co. Hit With $500M Clean Water Violation Suit
• Senator Presses FCC On Provider's Rural Broadband Buildout
• Warren Warns Fed Chair On 'Misguided' Supervision Proposal
• T-Mobile/Sprint Beat Court Challenge: How We Got Here
• Boston City Hall Aides Get Extortion Conviction Tossed
• 'Forever Chemical' Litigation Is Here To Stay: A Cheat Sheet
• Vape Makers' Challenge To FDA E-Cig Rule Tossed
• T-Mobile/Sprint Ruling Elevates Tech Market Merger Analysis
• Starks Says Confusion Grows Over Rural Broadband Funding
• Dems' Bill Would Nix Treasury's High-Tax Exception To TCJA
• Dechert Demands Tax Break Double Dip For Moving Offices
• IOSCO Recommends Crypto Traders Be Vetted
• States Lead The Way On Drug Pricing Reform
• Mnuchin Defends Trump Budget, Not Releasing Tax Returns
• Electric Vehicle Credit Killed Energy Tax Pact, Grassley Says
• SEC Exam Priorities Highlight Flexible, Holistic Compliance
• Effective AML, Anti-Bribery Programs Hinge On Collaboration
• Fed. Circ. May Limit USPTO's Standing To Intervene
• State Dept. Seeks Speedy Approval Of Immigrant Wealth Test
• Ruling On FERC's Tolling Orders Could Slow Pipelines
• Fla. Orchid Grower Can't Challenge Medical Pot Licenses
• Husch Blackwell Vet, Pirro Pick Among 4 New District Judges
• Major Telecom Trade Show Canceled Over Coronavirus Scare
• Gibson Dunn Partner Among Picks For NY Federal Bench
• Austria, US Clash On Digital Tax But Agree OECD Deal Is Key
• 3 Employee-Friendly Updates In NY's 2021 Budget Proposal
• Trump's Alaska Trial Court Pick Worth $761K
• Congress Isn't Giving Up On Patent Eligibility Fix, Rep. Says
• T-Mobile/Sprint Case Shows Problem With Dueling Economics
• Ad Groups Want Lawsuit Threat Cut From Wash. Privacy Bill
• Gov't Strikes Deal With Refugees Held Up By Family Ban
• DC Circ. Tosses Atty's Suit Seeking Trump Financial Info
• Stone Prosecutors Off Case As DOJ Rips Proposed Sentence
• CFPB Won't Ditch Another Doc Demand Over Constitutionality
• Daily Fantasy Ruling Could Spur Change To NY Gambling Ban
• NM Solar Fees Fight Is In Wrong Court, Fed. Judge Says
• Copper Mine Project Threatens Rare Jaguars, Judge Says
• Indian Health Service Doc Gets Life Sentence For Sex Abuse
• Athletes Group Tells Senators No NCAA Antitrust Exemption
• DOJ Sues Wash. County For Blocking ICE From Using Airport
• GOP Sen. Eyes Update To Decades-Old Cyber Copyright Law
• FTC Goes Toe-To-Toe-To-Toe With Qualcomm, DOJ
• Nuro Self-Driving Car's OK Sets Course For New Exemptions
• Mass. Pot Regulator Can Get Info On Cos. In Bribery Scandal
• Self-Driving Law Should Allow State Claims, Reps. Told
• OECD Advises Multinationals On Financial Transaction Pricing
• Fla. Pot Proposal Would Mislead Voters, Anti-Drug Groups Say
• PBGC Wants More Time To Get Info On Pension Liability Rules
• States Face Uphill Battle In Attempts To Tax Digital Ads
• 4th Circ. Sets Immigrant Status Rule Despite 'Mockery' Dissent
• Illinois Urges Stricter EPA Standards For Cancer-Causing Gas
• Fed Chair Throws Cold Water On Libor Legislation Idea
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