Public Policy Archive » March, 2020

Public Policy - March, 2020

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• Commerce Dept. Opens 18-Nation Aluminum Trade Probe
• Coronavirus Response To Test Limits Of Location Privacy
• How COVID-19 Could Spur The Gov't To Seize Patents
• Top House Dem Urges NLRB To Unfreeze Union Elections
• USPTO, Copyright Office Waive Deadlines Amid COVID-19
• 5 Questions Facing Texas Construction Industry During Virus
• 5th Circ. Stays Halt Of Texas' COVID-19 Abortion Ban
• Emissions Rule Rollback Critics Gear Up For Court Battles
• Texas Gov. Says Churches May Remain Open Amid COVID-19
• EU Clears France To Defer Airline Tax Payments Amid Virus
• Trump Puts Digital Trade Barriers In Policy Crosshairs
• Hogan Lovells Adds Former White House Trade Adviser
• Tax Prep Cos. Should Help Nonfilers Get Rebates, Neal Says
• Denmark Exempts Big Cos. From Interest On March Taxes
• 3 Keys To Ensure Virtual Shareholder Meetings Go Smoothly
• Virus Delaying Court's Review Of Unredacted Mueller Report
• GOP Slams Pelosi's Call For SALT Cap Rollback In Virus Bill
• NJ Needs Wealth Taxes To Blunt COVID-19 Effect, Group Says
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Supreme Court Gives RBG Space For 'Essential' Workouts
• Racetrack Urges Justices To Ax Leagues' Sports Bets Appeal
• 9th Circ. Finds Errors In Dismissal Of Verizon Tower Dispute
• Discrimination Suits May Upend 30 Years Of OFCCP Precedent
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's 2019 FCA Recovery Stats
• How Behavioral Health Care Rules Are Evolving For COVID-19
• Mitigating Antitrust Risks With DOJ-FTC Pandemic Guidance
• IRS To Accept Scanned, Digital Signatures Due To Coronavirus
• Renewable-Plus-Storage Projects: Bridging Regulatory Gaps
• What FDA Has Done So Far In Response To COVID-19
• Balch & Bingham Adds Real Estate Permitting Atty
• Keeping Trucks Moving During The Coronavirus Outbreak
• UK Watchdog Wants Estate Agent Execs DQ'd For Price-Fixing
• NY Extension Of Court Deadlines May Have Long-Term Effects
• COVID-19 Tax Extensions May Cause Admin. Headaches
• FCC Dems Press For More Coronavirus Action From Agency
• How COVID-19 Is Affecting The High Court
• FDA Seeks Extension Of Vape App Deadline Due To COVID-19
• COVID-19 Stimulus Not Enough To Revitalize Alcohol Industry
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• Employer Takeaways From EEOC Virus Screening Guidance
• FCC Mandates Call-Authentication Tech To Fight Robocalls
• Ra Pharma's $2.1B Sale Teed Up To Close After False Starts
• HIPAA Privacy Reminders For Plan Sponsors During COVID-19
• Dallas Can't Enforce New Sick Leave Law During Court Fight
• Trump Admin. Weakens Obama-Era Vehicle Emissions Rules
• NLRB Finalizes Rule Revamping Union Election Procedures
• Full 4th Circ. Agrees To Hear Abortion 'Gag Rule' Case
• White House Expects Huge Death Toll As Virus Rages On
• Dems Say Next Coronavirus Bill Will Focus On Health Workers
• ICE Blocked From Enforcing NY Detention Policy
• Amazon, Instacart Workers Strike Over COVID-19 Conditions
• Texas Attys Call For 'Statewide, Uniform' COVID-19 Extensions
• 7th Circ. Judge Wonders If Ind. Booze Regs Limit Carriers
• Feds Get Sanctions Reprieve In Immigrant Removal Suit
• Ex-Defender Sues Fed. Judiciary Over Harassment Handling
• FEMA Didn't Properly Oversee Puerto Rico Funds, Audit Finds
• FERC Tells DC Circ. It Got Grid Incentive Rate Cut Right
• Enviros Cite 1st Circ. In Bid To Vacate EPA Adviser Policy
• Ohio Can't Include Abortions In COVID Surgery Ban For Now
• Sen. Floats Bill To Shield COVID-19 Doctors From Legal Action
• NY Sens. Mull No Cannabis Legalization Or Small-Biz Tax Cuts
• Tribe, Feds Agree To Pause Suit For New Water Flow Plan
• Dem Senator Says Medicare Telehealth Expansion Falls Short
• LGBT Org Beats Pentagon's Shutout Bid In HIV Policy Suit
• La. Appraisers Fight FTC Bid To Depose Outgoing Expert
• 5 FCA Enforcement Predictions After Coronavirus Relief Bill
• Possible COVID Death In NY Prison Sparks Call For Releases
• Sens. Warn Against Hasty N. American Trade Deal Enactment
• Mo. Goes After Amazon Sellers For COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• Texas Cos. Look To Block ACA Preventive-Care Mandates
• FTC Fights Surescripts' Bid For DC Circuit Appeal
• Texas Justices Say Gov't Securities Dispute Law Has Limits
• Civil Liberties Firm Backs Challenge To FTC Authority
• EU OKs €1.2B French Plan For Small Biz Aid During Outbreak
• Interior Looks To Ground Enviros' Bird Killing Policy Suit
• DOL Hits 'Critical Issues' In Coronavirus Leave Law Guidance
• FCC Expediting $200M Telehealth Funds To Address COVID-19
• Dem Push For More Virus Relief Payments Faces Resistance
• Texas' Abortion Ban During COVID-19 Crisis Put On Hold
• Migrant Kids Can Be Turned Back Under New Border Rules
• Private Infrastructure Investment And The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Tax Cuts In Coronavirus Relief Bill Raise Fiscal Questions
• Station Says Viewer Jeers Sunk Reporter's Bid For Traffic Gig
• FCC Expected To Release Plan For Sharing 6 GHz Band
• Feds Settle Claims They Seized Legal Hemp Shipments
• Pandemic-Related Funding Options For Ill. Businesses
• NLRB General Counsel Issues Guidance On Crisis Bargaining
• Bradley Arant Vet Replaces 5th Circ. Pick Who Split GOP
• 4th Circ. Urged To Revisit FERC Timeliness On $35M Penalty
• Pandemic Highlights Flaws In Calif. Worker Classification Law
• Trump Calls For Expanding Deductibility Of Restaurant Meals
• EU Trade Chief Defends Medical Export Restrictions
• Changes State Insurance Regulators Are Making For COVID-19
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Justices Urged To Protect Millions Of Calif. Arbitration Clauses
• Restaurants, Theaters Want Coverage For COVID-19 Shutdown
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• COVID-19 Raises Unique Issues For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• HHS Bars 'Utilitarian' Treatment Denials For Coronavirus
• Acquitted City Hall Aides Fight Bid To Clear Prosecutors
• US Hits New Batch Of Iranian, Iraqi Cos. With Sanctions
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• High Court Urged To Consider Pandemic In Fate Of DACA
• Bank Regulators Unveil 2-Year Delay For CECL Adopters
• Stimulus Package Pumps Billions Into Gov't Contracts
• Greens See Red, Attys Urge Care With New EPA Virus Policy
• Zoom Service Provider Gets FCC Fee Relief Amid Traffic Spike
• Enviros' Favored Settlement Tool May Be In DOJ's Sights
• France Reimbursing Biz VAT Payments To Curb Virus' Impact
• COVID-19 Fuels Heated Fight Over CCPA Enforcement Timing
• Lawmakers Prioritize Wayfair Bills Amid COVID-19 Shutdown
• Senators Urge FTC To Protect Seniors From COVID-19 Scams
• Labor Dept. Expands Guidance On COVID-19 Paid Leave Law
• Sales Tax Reliance Makes Fla. Vulnerable To COVID-19 Fallout
• US Enforcers To Resume Early Premerger Clearances
• EU Proposes Adding More Support For COVID-19 Aid
• Pandemic Crunch Weighs On Nation's Trade Negotiators
• Dem. PAC Expands Ads Despite Trump Threat To TV Stations
• House Dems Tout COVID-19 Measures For Tribes, Eye More
• COVID-19 Has School Districts Battling For WiFi Hotspots
• National Crisis Bolsters Trump Immunity Claim, Justices Told
• USPTO, Copyright Office Waives Deadlines During COVID-19
• California Loses Bid To Revive Obama-Era Fracking Regs
• Lab Demands DOJ Reveal 'Secret' Cannabis Research Policy
• How Employers Should Respond To COVID-19 Testing Law
• Baltimore Air Quality Ordinance Trumped By State Law
• Collaboration Is Key For Entertainment Cos. In Virus Era
• An Overview Of Oversight For COVID-19 Relief
• Oil Price War Makes New Debt Modification Strategies Key
• USCIS Extends Deadline To Fix Visa Apps Amid COVID-19
• 7th Circ. Orders Redo Of $280M TCPA Penalty Against Dish
• Trump Wields Wartime Law For GM To Make Ventilators
• Citing COVID-19, SEC Eases More Filing Requirements
• Small Businesses Sue Pa. Over COVID-19 Closure Order
• Ill. GOP Asks Gov. For Sales, Property Tax Relief Due To Virus
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• NY Judges Release 122 Inmates As Virus Cases Spike In Jails
• OECD Must Delay Tax Work For Virus, German Biz Org Says
• HK Competition Watchdog Signals Flexibility Amid Pandemic
• FTC Fights Coal Cos.' Bid For In-House Atty Doc Access
• Antitrust Rules Still Apply During COVID-19
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• New Law Clarifies Citizenship For Kids Of Overseas Personnel
• The 1918 Flu Pandemic And High Court Jurisprudence
• Enviros Can't Challenge Drilling Ban Reversal, 9th Circ. Told
• Trump Signs $2T COVID-19 Relief Bill Into Law
• UK To Issue Taxable COVID-19 Grants To Self-Employed
• Deterring Pandemic-Related Worker Class Action Claims
• Feds Strike Deal In Planned Raytheon-UTC Merger
• New Postmates Suit Pans Workers' 'Abusive Litigation Tactics'
• Trump Sticks To 'Back-To-Work' Plan As US Tops Virus Count
• CWA, Consumers Drop Challenges To T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
• Immigrants Cut Out Of Senate's COVID-19 Stimulus Package
• CFPB Halts Some Reporting Reqs, Eyes Exam Scheduling
• FCC Extends Net Neutrality Deadline Amid COVID-19
• States Give Hemp Farmers A New Market In Marijuana Industry
• Marijuana Grow Gone South Sparks Investor's $1.2M Suit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Atty's Counsel Fee Battle With Pa.
• Coronavirus Q&A: Buchanan Ingersoll's FDA Chair
• Hard-Hit Airlines, Public Transit Score In COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Tribes To Tap $8B Fund For COVID-19 In Relief Bill
• COVID-19 Relief Bill Comes With Tradeoff For Multinationals
• Groups Urge Feds To Stop Border Wall Build Amid COVID-19
• Virus Relief Bill Blocks Aid To Foreign Cos., Cruise Lines
• Drug Pricing Legislation In Doubt After COVID-19 Relief Bill
• LA Councilman's Former Staffer Sues Over Pot 'Pay-To-Play'
• COVID-19 Bill Lets USPTO Director Extend IP Filing Deadlines
• With NY Budget Deadline Close, Tax Details Still Scarce
• Feds Urge Small-Dollar Bank Lending Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Dems Urge Big Cos. To Offer Paid Leave Amid Pandemic
• COVID-19 Relief Could Be Catalyst For A Digital Dollar
• Power Plant Says Permit Didn't Spell Out River Temp Test Site
• NY AG Warns Air Purifier Sellers To Stop COVID-19 Claims
• SEC Staff Offers Road Map For COVID-19 Risk Disclosures
• Stimulus Bill Could Be Lifeline For Some Law Firms
• A DOJ Demonstration Of Shrewd Dark Web Data-Mining
• Planned Parenthood Sues Texas Over COVID-19 Abortion Ban
• G-20 Pledges Only Limited Trade Restrictions Amid COVID-19
• UK Solar Investors Want €28M Arbitration Award Recognized
• New DOL Guidance Includes Amnesty For Virus Law Violators
• Chris Christie Adds Ex-NJ Enviro Chief To Lobbying Firm
• CBP Drops Plan To Delay Tariff Payment During COVID-19
• Trade Group Urges High Court To Bury Arkansas PBM Law
• Advocates Say COVID-19 Funds Don't Meet Broadband Needs
• AGs Ask Feds To Allow Fetal Tissue Research For COVID-19
• COVID-19 Bill Adds Momentum To Expand Donor Incentives
• Coronavirus Creates A Strange New World For State AGs
• What COVID-19 Means For Renewable Projects And Financing
• Ireland Expands Wage Subsidy Program To Combat Layoffs
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• Mich. Tribe Granted Win In Battle For DOI Recognition
• What Online Jury Trials Could Look Like
• A Positive Outlook For Arbitration In China Despite COVID-19
• Calif. Noncompete Limits May Ease If Workers Have Counsel
• House Set To Pass $2T Virus Bill As Pelosi Eyes Next Steps
• Energy Dept. Yanks $3B Offer To Buy Oil From US Drillers
• FCC Forms Anti-Robocall Team To Keep Hospital Lines Clear
• Dakota Access Permits Axed Due To 'Gaps' In Corps' Review
• Gov't Tells 4th Circ. Refugee Order Gives States Input Not Veto
• $2T Virus Aid Bill Hikes Jobless Benefits, Offers Biz Loans
• Probes Of Senators' Trading May Reach Uncharted Waters
• Entire TCPA Autodialer Ban Should Be Axed, High Court Told
• Virtual Arraignments Raise Real Concerns In NY Courtroom
• Senate Approves $2T COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill
• ABA Says Gov't Should Declare Legal Workforce 'Essential'
• NY Fed Beats 'Narrow Bank' Master Account Suit
• Ohio, Mass. Bills Aim To Expand Companies' Virus Coverage
• Coronavirus State Aid Plans Get Bloc Approval
• Russia To Ease Taxes, Hit Foreign-Fund Gains Due To Virus
• Tribes Unsure Where They'll Land With New DOI Trust Policy
• UK Watchdog Won't Go After Most COVID-19 Coordination
• FEMA Walks Back Use Of Wartime Law To Get Virus Test Kits
• D.C. Latest to Declare Medical Pot Essential In Outbreak
• Salvaging Copyright Reform From High Court Pirate Ship Case
• ICE Must Turn Over Records From Speech At Sheriffs' Confab
• Lawmakers Eye Stronger Coronavirus Help For Gig Workers
• EPA Won't Ask 10th Circ. To Revisit Renewable Fuel Ruling
• Steel Importers Take National Security Tariff Fight To Justices
• Calif. Court Won't Reinstate Slashed $4.3M Med Mal Award
• Virus Payment Plan Faces Strained IRS Workforce, Budget
• COVID-19 Relief Bill Would Expand Remote Court Hearings
• SEC Broadens Relief Efforts For Virus-Affected Cos., Funds
• Kenya Plans VAT Cut, Biz Tax Break To Fight COVID-19
• Texas Court Tosses Enviro Suit Over Barge Facility
• White House Unveils Strategy For Securing 5G Equipment
• Airbnb Exempt From Fla. Tourist Tax, Appeals Court Affirms
• 1st Circ. Reopens Partially Blind Cop's Disability Bias Suit
• Releasing ICE Detainee, Judge Says Jail No Safer Than Court
• How Reports Of Forced Labor In China May Affect US Imports
• Aviation Waste Problem Is A Green Economy Opportunity
• Courts Can't Grant Kids' Climate Demands, Feds Tell 9th Circ.
• DOJ And States Creatively Respond To Fraud Amid COVID-19
• IRS To Suspend Some Tax Enforcement In Light Of COVID-19
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• Pai Praises COVID-19 Connections But Draws Criticism
• 6 Immigration Courts Reopened For Filings Amid Pandemic
• Ill. Justices Decline Review Of Chicago Streaming Tax
• IRS Extends FATCA Filing Deadline To July 15
• Mich. Graduated Tax Campaign Pulls Measure Due To Virus
• Relaxed Fiscal Rules Necessary For Virus, Eurozone Says
• COVID-19 Could Stall Maine Legal Pot Debut, Regulators Warn
• Trump's Tariff Delay Proposal Draws Fire From US Producers
• 8th Circ. Says Minn. Grid Law Is Constitutional
• Lawmakers, Administration Reach Deal On COVID-19 Relief
• Consumer Group Urges Calif. AG Not To Delay CCPA Start
• ​​​​​​​New Virus Hotspots Threaten Trump's Quick Bounceback Plan
• First Responders Can Get COVID-19 Patient Data: HHS
• Labor Dept. Issues Guidance On Coronavirus Paid Leave Law
• Fed Will Scale Back Bank Exams Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus Fallout Leaves Gov't Contractors Scrambling
• Robocalls A Weapon For Good And Evil In Coronavirus Fight
• Eliminating Payroll Tax Is Key To Job And Economic Growth
• ERISA Group Rips Seattle's Bid To End Benefits Law Dispute
• India Defers Taxes, Vows More Relief To Counter Pandemic
• Coronavirus Relief Bill May Doom America's Small Businesses
• COVID-19 Border Restraint At Odds With Refugee Obligations
• Fla. AG Still Wants Court Review Of Stalled Pot Measure
• NY Courts Report 2 Dozen COVID-19 Cases, Adding DA, Juror
• Colorado Lets AG Bring State-Law Merger Challenges
• Sen. Richard Burr Sued Over COVID-19 Stock Sale Scandal
• Pa. Says New DOJ Wire Act Opinion Could Cost Lottery $1B
• FTC Veteran Joins Faegre Drinker Litigation Team In DC
• Fla. Court Applies Anti-SLAPP Law To Protect Election Mailer
• Trade Monitor Urges Lowering Barriers To Aid Virus Response
• New Loss Carryback Rules Fortify Coronavirus Relief Package
• NJ GOP Urges Gov. To Sign Tax-Filing Extension Due To Virus
• In-House Attys Need Doc Access To Fight FTC, Coal Cos. Say
• Enviros Say DOI, Alaska Native Road Deal Broke Federal Law
• SEC Guidance Shines Light On International IP, Tech Risks
• SEC Grants Investment Funds Relief Amid Pandemic
• Justices Feted With Pricey Hotels, Box Seats
• Emergency Environmental Exemptions During The Pandemic
• FCC Lets E-Rate Orgs Keep Wi-Fi On, But Schools Want More
• DOJ, FTC Speeding Up Antitrust Prechecks For Coronavirus
• Virus Payment Plan Raises Pressure To Boost IRS Funding
• Public Interest Groups Call For Federal Rulemaking Freeze
• Ex-Pa. AG Says Legitimate Reasons Drove Porn Email Release
• Remote Online Notarization Will Support Business Continuity
• Argentine Financial Crisis Can Inform COVID-19 Response
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• March Sadness: How To Boost Worker Morale In A Pandemic
• Trump Inks Pair Of Network Security, Broadband Bills
• New Bankruptcy Law May Help Small Cos. Weather COVID-19
• Statutory Cutoffs Remain Despite USPTO Relief For COVID-19
• Conservatorship Act Is Pa.'s Best Property Restoration Tool
• Industries Eye COVID-19 Bill As Vehicle For Pet Tax Breaks
• FEMA To Use Wartime Law To Meet COVID-19 Medical Demand
• AGs Seek To Halt Abortions As Virus Strains Health Capacity
• Trump Eyes Rapid Rebound Even As Virus Crisis Worsens
• FLRA Rule Would Let Fed. Workers Easily Cancel Union Dues
• FCC Told To Preserve Network Sharing Amid COVID-19
• FTC Says Calif. Beer Bill Could Raise Prices And Hurt Variety
• Activists Fight To Keep ICE Detention Suit In Wash. Court
• Industry Tells High Court Wash. Coal Export Denial Dangerous
• Pa.'s Biz Closure Fight Signals Gathering Storm Of Litigation
• Ohio Judge DQ Bid Fails In Fraudulent Surgeries Case
• Loretta Lynch To Referee Dispute Over Detainees' Atty Access
• Mass. Gov. Closes Adult-Use Pot Shops During Virus Crisis
• EU Won't Bring Cartel Charges Over COVID-19 Cooperation
• Momentum Builds For Countries' Unilateral Digital Taxes
• Investors Say Maine Can't Ban Non-Residents From Pot Cos.
• Senate Lawmakers Sparring Over 3rd Coronavirus Relief Bill
• States Worry Tax Extensions Will Have Dire Fiscal Results
• Kik Seeks Summary Judgment In SEC's $100M ICO Suit
• DOD Considers Revising Its Subcontracting Procedures
• Kagan Joins Conservatives In Insanity Defense Ruling
• SIFMA Urges Governors To Deem Financial Firms 'Essential'
• Law Firms Left Out Of 'Essential' Biz Orders Amid Pandemic
• Gun Rights Advocates Sue Over NJ COVID-19 Closure Order
• Feds Urge Justices To Flip 'Startling' Ruling In Race Bias Suit
• SEC Relaxes Rules For Transfer Agents Impacted By Virus
• Trump Says Unauthorized Immigrants Can Seek Virus Testing
• Ireland Can't Use Disputed Apple Tax For COVID-19, PM Says
• EU Greenlights Members' COVID-19 State Aid Plans
• What Employers Should Know About 2nd COVID-19 Relief Law
• Florida Gov. Insists On Keeping State Open Despite Pressure
• Dems Seek Overdraft Fee Ban For COVID-19 Emergency
• Stores Accused Of Puppy Mill Sales Amid COVID-19 Shutdown
• NCAA Probe Privacy Can't Keep KU Docs Sealed In Coach Suit
• Tribes Say Calif. Must Protect Their Card Game Exclusivity
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Sen. Wants Global Tax Disclosure Tied To COVID-19 Aid Bill
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• How To Manage Marketing Risks For CBD Products
• Indiana Sex Bias Case Cut Short Prematurely, 7th Circ. Says
• 1st Circ. Revives EPA Expert 'Purge' Challenge
• Pa. Relaxes Medical Pot Regs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• EPA Defends Lifting Restrictions On Alaska Mine Process
• Surgeons' Suit Over 'Surprise' Medical Bills Law Implodes
• Tulsa, States, Feds Weigh In On Okla. Tribal Jurisdiction Suit
• Addressing COVID-19 Employee Rights Questions
• For US Merger Enforcers It's Business As (Almost) Usual
• IT Workers Try To Nix Spousal Visa Rule After DC Circ. Win
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Drug Cos. Say 'Buy US' Order Would Hurt COVID-19 Response
• Feds Look To Nix 'Groundless' Immigration Court Quota Suit
• Australia's Legislators OK $48B For Coronavirus Mitigation
• FTC Data Security Consent Orders Are New But Not Improved
• USTR Flooded With Bids For COVID-19 Tariff Waivers
• The Time Is Now For A Blanket Stark Law Waiver
• Who Pays For The Broadway Shutdown?
• Freelancers Lose Push To Sidestep Calif. Contractor Law
• A Look Into FTC's Thinking On Pyramid Scheme Potential
• Justices Set Strict Test For Bias Suits In Comcast Ruling
• NY Gov. Pauses Court Deadlines Over COVID-19
• Third COVID-19 Relief Bill Stalls In Senate As Talks Continue
• Full 5th Circ. Will Review CFPB Constitutionality Case
• OECD Suggests Tax Measures In Response To COVID-19
• USTR Weighing China Tariff Cuts To Fight Coronavirus
• Pa. Shutdown Order Makes Exception For Some Atty Services
• High Court Asked To Review Helicopter, Gun Use In Rec Area
• How A Major Hospital's GC Is Managing The Coronavirus Saga
• LA, Trump Seek Approval Of Deal To End Sanctuary City Suit
• SEC Seeks Quick Win In Kik $100M Unregistered ICO Suit
• Wash. Bid To Dismiss Tribe's Treaty Suit Gets Green Light
• OECD Faces Hard Deadline On Digital Taxes, Despite COVID
• NCAI CEO Warns Coronavirus 'Disaster' Looming For Tribes
• Chile Suspends Tax Payments To Shield Cos. From Pandemic
• Rep. Slams ICE Arrest Policy Amid COVID-19 As Ambiguous
• Senate Dems Seek Limit on Biz Tax Relief In 3rd Virus Bill
• Norway Cuts VAT, Defers Taxes To Aid Economy In Pandemic
• DEA Pushes Major Increase Of Research Cannabis Cultivation
• Farming, Food Groups Sue EPA Over Glyphosate Approval
• Contractors Seek Guidance, Relief Amid Coronavirus Spread
• Klobuchar Proposes Giving $50M To Nursing Home Telehealth
• NY Asks DC Circ. To Revive Upwind Air Pollution Petition
• DC Circ. Unlikely To Block Trump's ACA Alternative Expansion
• NLRB Delays Election Rule In Midst Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• EU Clears Aid For Denmark's €8.7B Tunnel Project, Again
• Wyo. Wants In On Fight Over Western Drilling Leases
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Reform Slows As COVID-19 Takes Toll
• Justices Plow Ahead With Work Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Diligence Tips For Potential Disaster Relief Fund Recipients
• UPMC Wants High Court To Weigh Legality Of Surgeons' Pay
• Antitrust Considerations For Collaboration During COVID-19
• Facing COVID-19, Md. Tax Dept Refunds Sales Tax Payments
• Future Of ACA Hinges On Bipartisan Compromise
• For DOJ And FTC, Clearing Deals Remains A Gray Area
• Mass. AG Bans Price-Gouging During COVID-19 Crisis
• Calif. Pay-For-Delay Ban Hurts Pharma Cos., 9th Circ. Told
• How Trump's Wartime Order Affects Medical Manufacturers
• Judge Halts House Panel's Attempt To Acquire Trump's Taxes
• NY Gov. Urged To Pause Court Deadlines Over COVID-19
• Are Employee COVID-19 Cases OSHA Recordable Illnesses?
• Trump Blocks Migrants, Nonessential Travel At US Borders
• Nadler Calls On DOJ To Free Inmates, Cut Arrests Amid Virus
• Trump Admin. Eyeing Software Alternatives To Huawei
• State Groups Ask Trump For Rulemaking Halt Amid Outbreak
• NY Gov. Orders '100% Of Workforce' To Stay Home
• Tax Return Filing Deadline Moved To July 15 In Light Of Virus
• ICE Detainees Can't Get Temporary Release Amid COVID-19
• Trump Invokes Wartime Law To Boost Medical Supplies
• COVID-19 Warrants CCPA Enforcement Delay, Calif. AG Told
• Trump Admin. To Buy Oil To Boost US Producers
• Make Capital Easier To Get, Watchdog Tells Small Biz Program
• Md. Court Affirms State's Pain And Suffering Damages Cap
• 'Right-To-Work' Advocates Ask NLRB To Stop Pot Union Deals
• Judge Can't Impose Vape Application Deadline, 4th Circ. Told
• Grid Operator Provides Guidance On Energy Subsidies Order
• DOJ Defends Enforcing 'Public Charge' Rule During COVID-19
• Danaher Gets FTC Approval For $21B GE Biopharma Deal
• DOI Gives Thumbs-Up To Snoqualmie Land-Into-Trust Bid
• Canada Offers $19B In Aid, Tax Breaks To Counter Pandemic
• Farmers Tell High Court Tribes Don't Have Dibs On Water
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives DOD Racial Discrimination Suit
• Mich. Tax Drive Asks For Online Signatures Due To COVID-19
• Pittsburgh, Philly Sick Pay Laws Face Test In Virus Outbreak
• DHS Missing Info On Separated Families, Watchdog Finds
• NJ Legislators OK Tax-Filing Extensions Amid Coronavirus
• Pa. Lawmaker Wants Pipeline Halted Because Of COVID-19
• Minn. Cos. Request Tax Relief In Wake Of COVID-19 Spread
• Coronavirus Won't Stop Flow Of FERC Orders, Chairman Says
• Dems Worry About How Data Will Be Used In COVID-19 Fight
• 2 Bills Reflect Gov't Interest In Health PE Investments
• GOP Sens. Propose Payments, Tax Relief In 3rd COVID-19 Bill
• New US Policy On SEP Remedies Restores Critical Balance
• House Members Press VA Chief On Coronavirus Response
• Ruling In HHS Case May Mean More Drug Trial Reporting
• State Of Emergency Raises Fraud Risk For Gov't Contractors
• Coronavirus Spurs Supreme Court To Relax Filing Deadlines
• DOT Eases Truckers' Hours-Of-Service Rule Amid COVID-19
• Guatemala Reverses Course, Allows US Deportation Flights
• Lawmakers Pressure IRS To Extend Tax Return Filing Deadline
• Calif. Calls For Misclassified Worker Benefits Rise Over Virus
• Feds Will Give Banks CRA Credit For Pandemic Relief Efforts
• T-Mobile Says Californians Slept Too Long On Merger Claims
• Trump Re-Ups FCC's O'Rielly For A 2nd Term
• Tracking The DOJ's Threefold Response To COVID-19
• US Sanctions More Petroleum Brokers Over Iranian Oil Sales
• NJ Employers Can't Fire Workers Over COVID-19 Symptoms
• Enforcement Looms Over Calif. Public Retiree Hiring
• NLRB Freezes Elections After Virus Shutters More Offices
• Clash Over Trump's Tariffs Turns Ugly As Virus Spreads
• Wis. Dems, DNC Want Lax Absentee Ballots Amid COVID-19
• Okla. Tribes' Gambling Suit Delayed Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Trump Races To Boost Health Capacity As Virus Cases Soar
• Tribes Want White House To Step Up Amid Casino Shutdowns
• Feds Justify Ditching Mueller Case, But Questions Remain
• Md. Pot Shops Told To Stop Using 'Sniff Jars' Amid Outbreak
• Sens. Sound Privacy Alarm On Google's Virus Screening Site
• Fla. County To Pay For Wetlands Easement, But Code Stands
• Sen. Wants Health Agencies' IT Reviewed After Cyber Incident
• Square Gets FDIC's Approval To Launch A Bank In 2021
• Conn. Liquor Law Fight Has National Impact, Justices Told
• Lithuania Offers Tax Relief Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• How COVID-19 Relief Law Affects Benefit Plan Sponsors
• 10th Circ. Strikes Down Habitat Map For Endangered Jaguar
• Virus Relief Expands Paid Leave, With Growing Calls For More
• 'Pharma Bro' Suit Proceeds By Phone As COVID-19 Spreads
• NY Adopts Paid Sick Time Plan For Workers Hurt By COVID-19
• FCC Lifts Gift Rules To Help Clinics, Schools Amid COVID-19
• COVID-19 Closures Could Help Illegal Dealers, Pot Groups Say
• Dakota Access Pipeline Ruling To Come By Next Week
• Dozens Gather In SDNY For Arraignment Despite Virus Fears
• LA Wants Injunction Barring Car-Sharing Co. Turo From LAX
• Virus Prompts SEC To Ease Deadlines For Delayed Audit Trail
• Facing Coronavirus, Ore. Businesses Seek Delay Of Corp. Tax
• Calif. Relaxes Layoff Notice Rules During COVID-19 Outbreak
• WiFi May Slow, But Low-Income Access Is Key COVID-19 Issue
• Maryland Legislature Approves Nation's First Digital Ad Tax
• Seattle Lawmakers Push 'Amazon Tax' For COVID-19 Relief
• IRS' 90-Day Tax Payment Delay Could Sow Confusion
• NJ Climate Plan's Key Land Changes For Developers
• Feds Relax EEO Rules For Contractors Helping Fight Virus
• Boston Cell Tower Co. Says Maine City Illegally Denied Tower
• FTC Staffers Greenlight Allergan Divestitures In AbbVie Deal
• 7th Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Denied Disability Benefits
• Trump Signs 2nd COVID-19 Relief Bill Into Law
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Rules On Joining Petitions Flout Law
• Virus Impact Delays Waste Management's $4.9B Bid For Rival
• Agencies Move To Halt Foreclosures, Evictions Amid Outbreak
• COVID-19 Delays UK Tax Plan For Nonpayroll Contractors
• Virus Roils Debate Over N. American Trade Deal Enactment
• Dems Urge FTC Action On COVID-19 Price Gouging
• Trump Plans To Block Asylum-Seekers Over COVID-19 Fears
• Trump's Virus Cash Payment Plan Faces Dem Pushback
• Treasury Dept. Details $1T COVID-19 Relief Proposal
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