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Public Policy - July, 2020

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• Trump Sued Again Over Ongoing Blocks On Twitter Hecklers
• NY Gets Reinforcements In 2nd Circ. Fintech Charter Fight
• Nev. Tax Agency Faces Heat Over Pot Licensing Settlements
• GOP's Coronavirus Biz Liability Shield Plan Raises Eyebrows
• House Panel Says Gov't Overpaid $500M For Ventilators
• Trump Administration Floats New Rule For Species Habitat
• Pa. Top Court Ditches Challenge To COVID-19 Eviction Order
• Ligado Joins Push For Open 5G Standards
• DOJ Clears LSE's $27B Refinitiv Deal Without Conditions
• Justice Ginsburg Out Of Hospital After Stent Revision
• GOP Lawmaker Sanctioned For Campaign Finance Violations
• HHS Can Cut Billions In Payments To Hospitals, DC Circ. Says
• Georgia Must Face Challenge To Updated Voting System
• Budget View Hazy On Biden's Corporate Minimum Tax Plan
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: House OKs Protecting State-Legal Pot
• Amazon's Internet Satellite Project Gets FCC Approval
• Grassley Aims To Curb Justice Department's FCA Dismissals
• NLRB Says Dock Workers Can't Strike Illegally
• Ag Industry Wants 9th Circ. To Revisit Dicamba Rescissions
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccines, Jets And Sanctions
• National Weather Service Unlawfully Axed CBA, DC Circ. Says
• FCC Faces Backlash Over Cutoff For 2.5 GHz Tribal Licenses
• CFPB Pushes Back On NY Firm's Constitutional Challenge
• DC Circ. Backs FERC's Pipeline Tax Policy Shift
• 5th Circ. Says States Wrongly Won $479M ACA Insurer Fee
• NLRB Allows Limits On Funeral Workers' Union Displays
• NJ Agency Must Face Energy Co.'s Suit Over $26M Tax Credit
• NJ OKs Professional Licenses For Undocumented Immigrants
• Changes To Del. Law May Boost Public Benefit Corp. Appeal
• Texas Court Told $2.2B Pipeline Will Ruin Endangered Habitats
• Calif. Judge Says DOI's Delay On Royalty Rule OK For Now
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• EPA Defends Decision Not To Regulate Perchlorate
• FCC's Prison Call Cost Cut Underscores Need For Legislation
• WTO Vet Mohamed Open To Big Changes If Chosen As Leader
• Attys Say Mass. Shorted Cambodians On Khmer Ballot Forms
• NJ Proposal Calls For Jail, Fines For Virus Mask Defiance
• DC Top Court Mulls Letting Law Grads Skip Bar Exam
• ABA Must Seize Opportunity To Respond To Bar Exam Chaos
• When Judges Are Not Neutral
• Surveying Drug Pricing Reform: The Latest Federal Activity
• Varo Granted National Bank Charter, A First For Fintechs
• New OSHA Guidance Debunks Fears About Wearing Masks
• Va. Workplace Virus Safety Mandate Has High Compliance Bar
• IRS Proposes Restricting Carried Interest Workaround In TCJA
• USCIS Hikes Citizenship Costs, Sets First-Ever Asylum Fee
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2020
• Top Cyber & Privacy Policy Developments Of 2020 So Far
• 3 Developments As New Virus Deaths Continue Summer Spike
• Small Businesses Press For Chase Virus Relief Loans MDL
• House Transpo Leaders Unveil Air Travel Mask Bill
• House Keeps Border Wall Restrictions In $695B Defense Bill
• OCC Head Hits Back At Valid-When-Made, True Lender Critics
• Feds Fight Migrants' Class Cert. Bid In Asylum 'Turnback' Suit
• Chicago Aldermen Scold ComEd In Wake Of Bribery Scandal
• Ethics Panel Drops Plan To Ban Memberships For Judges
• Strip Clubs Fight To Access COVID-19 Small Biz Loans
• Ex-Lawmaker Sentenced To 2 Years In Pot Bribery Scheme
• Sens. Advance Bill Allowing Suits Against China Over COVID
• Calif. High Court OKs Changes To County Workers' Pensions
• NJ AG Wins Fight Over Sharing Immigration Info With Feds
• Dem Lawmakers Introduce Tribal Broadband Spectrum Bill
• Justices Halt Idaho Ballot Measure Initiative For Tax Hike
• MTC Again Opposes Tax Matters As Part Of False Claims Acts
• Backers Of Uber-Lyft Measure Sue Calif. AG On Ballot Change
• Firm Tells 5th Circ. Gov't Misunderstands Privilege Argument
• Engineering Discrepancies Merit Ligado Review, FCC Told
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Mich. High Court Allows Flint Water Litigation To Proceed
• Sens. Demand DOJ Open Probe Into Zoom, TikTok China Ties
• Bank Groups Caution OCC Not To Rush Out Payments Charter
• Lessons From OIG Relief Funding Oversight Report
• New Rules Allow ICE To Refuse Sureties' Immigration Bonds
• Lawmakers Call For Stronger Ties With Taiwan Against China
• MTC Panel Advances New Combined Reporting Model Law
• Parties Split As Sens. Advance Court Picks For Ill., Va., Mich.
• Mass. Landlords Seek To Block 'Nuclear' Eviction Ban
• What NJ Justices Got Right In Lost Promissory Notes Ruling
• Cos. Should Consider Spirit Of Calif. Board Diversity Bill
• FCC Ignoring Evidence Of Wireless Tech Harms, DC Circ. Told
• What To Expect From 2 EU Commission Digital Antitrust Tools
• Nonprofits Pushing For Family Release Can't Join Flores Case
• How Pandemic Is Affecting The Pace Of Judicial Opinions
• Congress' Power To Regulate Presidential Pardons Is Limited
• NJ Developer Over 15 Years Late In Jersey City Challenge
• DC Circ. Ruling Boosts FERC's Authority On Energy Storage
• 7th Circ. Won't Hand Off FERC Clean Energy Order Fight
• Ex-Ohio Speaker, Lobbyists Indicted In Energy Corruption Suit
• Miss. Justices' Ruling, New Law Inflate State Sales Tax Reach
• Full DC Circ. To Rehear Michael Flynn Dismissal Fight
• High Court TCPA Case May Curb Robocall Class Actions
• ​​​​​​​Dems Seize On Words Of Roberts, Kavanaugh To Save ACA
• Ginsburg Hospitalized For 'Minimally Invasive' Stent Revision
• Judge Probes DHS' 'Troubling' Remarks On Global Entry Ban
• Dems Bash Trump Move Tying House Seats To Citizen Count
• OSHA Rule Could Make Worker Health Info Easier To Disclose
• House Dems Blast 'Hat In Hand' USCIS Over Mismanagement
• California's Pot Regulator Fights DEA's Subpoena Bid
• Altria Says FTC Misunderstands Regs In Defense Of Juul Deal
• DOJ Says Rail Giants Can't Limit Price-Fixing Evidence
• 2nd Circ. Certifies DACA Ruling After DHS Announcement
• CFPB Head Faces Dems' Ire On Virus Response, Payday Rule
• Sunoco Hammers Bid To Declare Pa. Gas Pipelines Unsafe
• FCC's O'Rielly Warns Against Political Speech Crackdowns
• House Approves $91B Child Care Tax Benefits Bill
• FERC Must Comply With Gas Export Order, DC Circ. Told
• Dems Press Kansas Judicial Pick On Solicitor General Work
• Trade Experts Urge Trump Administration Not To Exit WTO
• House Passes Safety Bill In Honor Of Slain Uber Rider
• Trump Hits Syria With New Sanctions, Pressing Assad Regime
• 5G Auto Patent Pool 'Unlikely To Harm Competition,' DOJ Says
• Major Developments In Fintech Regulation: Midyear Report
• Facebook Sues EU Antitrust Regulator Over Doc Requests
• NLRB Gets A Lone Democrat As Senate Confirms 2 Members
• Green Groups Say Trump's Enviro Law Overhaul Was Flawed
• IRS To Begin Transition Tax Enforcement Drive This Fall
• How Key US States Are Responding To The Oil Price Collapse
• NY Judge Blocks 'Public Charge' Rule During Pandemic
• What Split On Standing Means For Fla. Consumer Claims
• Del. Can't Sink Subpoenas In Chicken Plant Pollution Suit
• EPA Head Promises Deregulatory Efforts Will Continue
• Dems Fight EEOC Plan To Curb Union Work On 'Official Time'
• Seismic Tests Hurt Whale More Than Thought, Enviros Say
• Okla. Tribe's Coronavirus Relief Suit Moved To DC
• How Contractors Can Reduce Antitrust Risk Amid COVID-19
• Senate GOP Mounts Push For Biz Tax Credits In Virus Talks
• 6 Steps For Law Firms Looking To Improve Their Culture
• Silicon Valley Should Prepare To Defend Diagonal Mergers
• EU Commission To Appeal Loss Over $12.7B Telecom Merger
• Saddling BFI With Joint Employer Status 'Unjust,' NLRB Says
• NY, Calif. And Ill. Sue To Block OCC's Valid-When-Made Rule
• Lawmakers Grill Tech Titans On Their Market Power
• 1st Circ. Doubts Privilege Blocks ICE Courthouse Arrests
• Federal Judge Axes Suit Over NY Courts Reopening Plan
• Apple Defends App Practices, But Lawmaker Scrutiny Builds
• California Joins Fight Against Trump's 2020 Census Exclusion
• DOJ Memo Puts States In Driver's Seat On Water Pollution
• MSHA Virus Response Falling Short, Watchdog Says
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Tackles Music Licensing Deals
• EPA Forced To Act Quickly On Ozone Pollution
• AG Barr Fights Dems' Claims Of Political Interference At DOJ
• DOI Opens Cold Case Office For Murdered Native Americans
• Battle Over SEC's Proxy Regs May Not Be Finished
• House Panel To Probe Lifting Of Gun Suppressor Export Ban
• FirstEnergy Hit With Stock-Drop Suit For $60M Bribery Reveal
• NYC Council Bill Would Waive Biz Rent Tax Amid Virus
• Sen. Holds Up O'Rielly's FCC Nom Over Ligado Concerns
• United Employee Says Workers Can Sue Over $5B Virus Relief
• DEA Can't Keep 9th Circ. Out Of Pot Study Fight, Doctor Says
• Customers Sue ComEd In Wake Of Bribery Scheme Settlement
• DOJ Antitrust Arm Names New Acting Chief Of Staff
• GOP Virus Bill Offers Tribes New Flexibility, No Direct Funds
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• US Atty Confirmed To Federal Bench In La.
• Sens. Support Targeted Updates To Big Tech Liability Shield
• Car Share Co. Turo Can't Fast-Track Appeal Of LAX Injunction
• Utility Groups Ask DC Circ. To Review FCC's New 6 GHz Rules
• PPP Borrowers Might Take Biz Deductions Despite IRS Notice
• Sen. Graham Pushes Tax Break Bill For PPE Repatriation
• FERC Reg Changes Create New Hurdles For Renewables
• Virtual Courts Amplify Lawyers' Corporate Spokesperson Role
• A Look At The Lawsuits Challenging Florida's Mask Mandates
• Justices Urged To Reject Web Filter 'Doomsday Scenarios'
• FERC Shirked Climate Review Of Gas Project, DC Circ. Told
• Union Sues USDA Over Increased Poultry Plant Line Speeds
• States Can Lead Where OSHA Failed On Virus Standards
• Trump Admin. Limits DACA During Review Of Justices' Order
• Key Financial Data Security Takeaways From FTC Workshop
• GOP Virus Relief Package Includes $29B For Defense
• Judge Upends Okla. Gov.'s Bid To Raise Cut Of Gaming Profits
• Plan For WTO Leadership Selection Comes Into Focus
• NLRB Wants To Curb Unions' Access To Worker Contact Info
• Barr Set To Testify In Congress Amid Wave Of Controversy
• Ogletree Atty Confirmed To Federal Bench In Pa.
• Gilead Slams HHS' 'Perverse' Requests In HIV Drug IP Battle
• Debevoise, Perkins Coie Rep Portland Moms Suing Feds
• Thousands Of Calif. Child Care Workers Vote To Unionize
• NYT, Fmr. Editor Say Sarah Palin Found No Evidence Of Libel
• Environmental Group Pushes For Border Enforcement Study
• GOP Sets Sights On COVID-19 Biz Immunity In Relief Bill
• Tribes Say High Court's Okla. Ruling Protects Monument
• Employer Liability Shield Makes Debut In GOP Virus Proposal
• Senate GOP Unveils $1T Virus Relief Package
• Trump Floats Pair Of Commissioners To Fill Out FERC
• FCC Partners With USTelecom Group To Track Robocalls
• Trump Asks FCC For Guidance On Web Platforms' Moderation
• With IP Repatriation, House GOP Draws Flak On Virus Relief
• Senate GOP Bill Offers $1,200 Checks, Expanded Tax Credits
• Trump Tells Court Tax Record Subpoena Is 'Wildly Overbroad'
• DeVos Can't Redefine 'Student' For CARES Aid, Judge Says
• Africa Tax Chiefs' Report Tackles COVID-19 Fiscal Challenges
• FCC Notches Progress On Network Security Measures
• Fracas Over 'Rescue Panel' Plan May Slow Deal On Virus Bill
• COVID-19 Bond Law Violates Constitution, NJ Justices Told
• Telecoms Pressure FCC To Simplify Ownership Filing Rules
• Crow Tribe, Native Groups Back Feds On Tribal Police Power
• 2 Rulings Instruct On Eviction Moratorium Constitutionality
• Don't Give Ocwen An Early Win, Regulators Tell Fla. Judge
• 2 11th Circ. Judges Won't Recuse In Fla. Ex-Felon Voting Case
• What DOL Guidance Says About COVID-19 Leave Protections
• 4 Tax Questions To Ask Before Signing An Enviro Settlement
• Pa. Says Trump Can't Sue Over Hypothetical Voter Fraud
• Trump Team Can't Delay Suit Over Campaign Texts
• Law Firms Must Note Pandemic's Outsize Impact On Women
• NJ Says Reopening Cinemas Poses Risk Of COVID-19 Spread
• US, India Punt On Tariffs Again In WTO Poultry Fight
• Aquarium Supplier Admits Unlawful Harvest Of Reef Species
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Pa. AG's Navient Claims Paralleling CFPB's
• Trump's 'Sweeping' Drug Pricing Orders Draw Fury, Doubts
• Sheldon Silver Asks High Court To Take Up Graft Case
• Quick Action Promised In House Proxy Voting Fight
• USPTO, Inventor Must Pay Up In Suit Over Long-Stalled Apps
• States Slam Trump's Census Exclusion As Unconstitutional
• 9th Circ. Kills Challenge To Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law
• Migrant Families Face Choice Between Unity And Virus
• Coronavirus Q&A: Sidley Austin's FDA Group Leader
• DC Circ. Gives FERC Time To Mull Pipeline Policy Ruling
• Cuomo Rips DHS Heads' 'Criminal' Acts On Global Entry Ban
• Trump Admin. Eases Restrictions On Large Drone Exports
• NY Asks 2nd Circ. To Affirm Block On Fintech Charter
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: House OKs Military Hemp Use
• New FCBA Prez Seeks To Leverage COVID Connections
• Calif. Lyft Drivers Take COVID-19 Sick Leave Fight To 9th Circ.
• Problems With USPTO Withholding Record For Some Appeals
• Broadcasters Ask DC Circ. To Halt FCC's 6 GHz Reorg
• State Regulators On Board With FCC's Prison Rate Crackdown
• House Dems Want Answers On Mexican Labor Support
• Congressional Action On McGirt May Prove Risky For Tribes
• Workplace Bias Pleading May Change After Title IX Shift
• New Federal Rule Allows LNG To Move By Rail
• Calif. Housing Approval Law Is A Strong Tool For Developers
• Complying With China's New Human Genetic Resources Law
• EPA Limits Authority To Advance Uranium Mining Rules
• The 'Rocket Docket' Show Goes On Despite Setbacks
• Green Thumb Wins TRO In Arkansas Dispensary License Fight
• GOP Hopes Narrow Tax Breaks Can Win Support In Virus Bill
• Okla. Tribe Fights Bid To Move Virus Relief Case To DC
• Florida Argues Against Recusal In Felon Voting Rights Case
• Air Emissions Ruling Undermines EPA Guidance On CERCLA
• USCIS Delays Furlough Plans After Finances Improve
• European Lawmakers Threaten To Block Historic EU Budget
• EU Makes Bid To Erase US Tariffs In Aircraft Dispute
• Coronavirus Q&A: RSP's Real Estate Leader
• Ohio Corruption Case Muddles Power Co.'s Bankruptcy Exit
• Sens. Advance Picks For Federal Courts In Calif., Wis., Pa.
• Wireless Industry Calls For End To Berkeley RF Exposure Law
• FCC Kicks Off 3.5 GHz Band License Auction After Delays
• Dems Move Bills To Rein In President's Power To Defy Probes
• Dems Say No To USCIS Furloughs, Finding Budget Surplus
• CFTC Scales Back Oversight of Cross-Border Swaps Trading
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Facebook's Upped $650M Biometric Deal Nears Initial OK
• OECD Considers Transfer Pricing Guidance Amid Pandemic
• GOP Virus Aid Plan Stalls Despite Deal On PPP, Taxes, Checks
• Drone Seller Fined $2.9M For 'Egregious' Violations, FCC Says
• FTC Admin Judge Reining In Axon's Info Requests
• ICE Still Not Obeying Asylum Parole Order, DC Judge Says
• Endangered Species Group Seeks Grizzly Bear Recovery Docs
• FDIC Head Says Banks Facing 'Marathon' With Pandemic
• Idaho Warns High Court Of Harm From Tax Signature Drive
• FDA Sends New CBD Guidance To White House Budget Office
• GOP Sens. Float Bill To Allow 'Catch-Up' 401(k) Contributions
• Uber Sees A Chance For Tax Structure Overhaul In Pandemic
• Pro-Market Groups Counter Big Tech Competition Worries
• Mich. House OKs Retooled Property Tax Relief Bill After Veto
• Ad Watchdog On Prowl Against Overblown 5G Claims
• CIT Wrongly Axed Excise Tax Refund Rules, Fed. Circ. Told
• Neal Vows To Make New Markets Credit Permanent This Year
• NJ Justices Order Town To Redo Dam Repair Cost Formula
• Ex-Pa. Rep. Charged In Judicial Race Ballot Stuffing Scandal
• EPA Says 9th Circ. Can't Review Its Alaska Mine Decision
• Immunizing Banks From Libor Liability Could Hurt Consumers
• Former Deputy SG Says Justices 'Stepped Up' In Historic Term
• White House Should Add Spectrum Task Force, Sens. Told
• NY Lawmakers Vote To Ban Weed Killer On State Property
• Virus Suit Immunity Would Likely Not Totally Shield Cos.
• CNN, BuzzFeed Call Withholding Of Mueller Info 'Misconduct'
• US Attys Made 'Inaccurate' Statements In Global Entry Fight
• Educational Tools May Bring Regulatory Risk For Fintech Cos.
• Water Reg Suits May Offer Preview Of Likely NEPA Challenges
• Pandemic Lays Bare The Inequities Inherent In The Bar Exam
• Asia-Pacific Tax Revenue Set To Fall Due To Virus, OECD Says
• Disabled Nonfilers Sue IRS Over Virus Payment Deadline
• GOP Virus Plan Won't Have Payroll Tax Cut, Mnuchin Says
• Outgoing WTO Chief Hopeful For Rescue Of Legal System
• Work Begins To Scrub Protest Graffiti From NYC Courthouses
• Businesses Liken Pa. Virus Rules To Regulatory Prison
• Judge Wary Of Blocking Tobacco Products' Premarket Review
• Del. Justices Uphold Venezuela Opposition's Citgo Control
• Chase Owes Accountant Fees For PPP Work, Suit Says
• Nevada Pot Co. Fined $1.25M, Dissolves After Discipline
• FCC Dings Stations For Obscuring Political Ad Details
• DC Judge Refuses To Empty Family Detention Centers
• 9th Circ. Upholds EPA's Approval Of Weedkiller
• 11th Circ. Judge Bows Out Of Fla. Felon Voting Rights Case
• Lift Pricing Caps In Charter-Time Warner Deal, FCC Urged
• Sens. Call For NCAA Athlete 'Bill Of Rights' Amid Pay Debate
• Trump's Census Order May Aid Voter Data Case, Judge Says
• Cato, Groups Tell Justices Insurer Not Barred In IRS Rule Bout
• Enforcers May Grow Wary Of Big Tech's 'Killer Acquisitions'
• Fla. County Seeks To End Suit Over COVID-19 Beach Closures
• House Passes Bill To Block Trump's Travel Bans
• Divided SEC Tightens Regulations On Proxy Advisory Firms
• Enviros Say Calif. Water Settlement Curbs 'Backroom Deals'
• House Sends Conservation And Parks Bill To Trump's Desk
• Green Thumb Says Ark. Regulators Ignoring License Rules
• 9th Circ. Shoots Down 3D-Printed Gun Blueprints Appeal
• NY, NM Fight Back Against Immigrant Arrests In Courthouses
• Senate Committee Approves FCC's O'Rielly For Another Term
• House Moves To Shield Media Agency From Trump Overhaul
• Understanding The 5 Stages Of Mediation In A Virtual World
• Calif. Judges Told To Take Care Joining Social Justice Rallies
• Corruption Case Fuels Push To Undo Ohio Coal, Nuke Bailout
• DC AG Backs Lyft Driver In Sick Leave Arbitration Dispute
• Refusing Unsafe Work Doesn't End Unemployment, DOL Says
• Gaming Co. Asks High Court To Affirm Okla. Tax Ruling
• COVID Merits Delay In Tribal Spectrum Giveaway, FCC Told
• Economic Tools Can Help Evaluate Cartels Amid Recessions
• Child Care Incentives Could Gain Wide Support In Virus Talks
• Assessing 6 Years Of Court And USPTO Alice Interpretations
• Coronavirus Q&A: Baker Donelson Health Care Chairs
• Insurer Says It Needn't Cover Suits Over Illegal Landfill
• Managing DOL Fiduciary Rule's Overlap With SEC, Mass. Regs
• Feds Still Blocking Visas For Online Studies, States Say
• How Tolling Orders May Complicate NY Mortgage Collections
• Idaho Tax Drive Urges Justices To Allow Signature Gathering
• ALI Consumer Contract Restatement Is Biased Advocacy
• OSHA Will Fork Over Reams Of Data To End Watchdog's Suit
• ADA Questions For Texas Employers Facing Mask Objections
• WTO Still Hashing Out Process For Selecting New Leader
• OCC Says Banks Can Offer Crypto Custody Services
• Mass. Project Enviro Review: A Green Light For Offshore Wind
• EPA Floats Long-Awaited Aircraft GHG Emissions Standards
• Canadian Court Says Asylum Deal With US Is Unconstitutional
• 11th Circ. Affirms That Ala. Voter ID Law Isn't Discriminatory
• Senate Dems Question Peirce's Record At SEC Nom Hearing
• Trump Shifts Tone On Pandemic, Wishes Well To Epstein's Ex
• 5th Circ. Halts Judge's Order Allowing Texas GOP Convention
• 4 Toledo City Council Members, Atty Indicted In Bribery Case
• Business Sector Joins Fight Against Trump's Work Visa Ban
• BigLaw Lobbyists Build On The Year's Gains In Q2
• NY Courts Urge Federal Judge To Stay Out Of Reopening Plan
• Ohio House Speaker Charged In $60M Energy Corruption Case
• Dodd Says Namesake Bill Saved Economy From Coronavirus
• Panel To Probe $700M National Security Loan To Freight Co.
• Okla. Gov. Forms Panel To Handle Tribal Reservation Ruling
• Okla. High Court Says Gov. Overstepped With Gambling Deals
• NY Gov. Announces State's 2nd Offshore Wind Solicitation
• House Approves TikTok Ban For All Federal Devices
• DC Judge Mulls How To Ensure ICE Stops Detaining Teens
• House Passes $741B Defense Policy Bill For 2021
• NJ Gym Not In Contempt Over Pandemic Order Defiance
• Pa. Agency Loses Bid To Dump Wireless Antennae Oversight
• Don't Move FERC Clean Energy Order Fight To DC, Ill. Says
• Ariz. Residents Seek To Block Legal Pot Measure From Ballot
• SEC's Peirce Blasts Telegram Settlement As 'Unsatisfying'
• Immigrant Advocacy Orgs Slam Trump's Asylum Work Limits
• IRS Ramp-Up In Enforcement Will Be Gradual, Rettig Says
• States Tell Court EPA Gutted Their Clean Water Act Powers
• Swap Regs Still A Work In Progress As Dodd-Frank Turns 10
• Tax Court Handling Pandemic Well, Nominee Tells Senators
• Seeking Lower Prison Call Rates, Pai Appeals To Morals
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Biden Proposes New Family, Employer Child Care Tax Credits
• Effort To Unmask Shell Corp. Owners Added To Defense Bill
• State AGs Challenge EPA Mercury Rule Cost-Benefit Analysis
• House OKs Measure Allowing Military To Use Hemp Products
• Cos. Suit Over RI Bridge, Highway Tolls Allowed To Continue
• Retailers Back Walmart Bid To End Texas' Liquor Stranglehold
• Judge Restarts Challenge To Obama-Era Methane Rule
• Borrower-Friendly Changes Don't Solve All PPP Issues
• FDA Issues Guidance For Researchers Working With Cannabis
• Recent US Actions Muddy USMCA Media Protections
• Senate Banking Panel Advances Trump's Latest Fed Nominees
• Jurors Should Get A Pay Raise
• Time To Reform The Medicare Secondary Payer System
• ComEd Bribery Case Joins Long History Of Illinois Corruption
• Dicamba Makers Ask 9th Circ. To Rehear Nixed Approvals
• DC Circ. Enjoins Trump Replacement Of Tech Advisory Board
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2020: Midyear Report
• Pandemic May Change The Way We Design Our Courthouses
• Judge Scolds DHS, USCIS Over 'Disdain' For FOIA Duties
• Snap Removal Still A Good Option For Defendants — For Now
• Senate GOP To Propose Payroll Tax Relief In Virus Bill
• How Tribes Can Respond To Clean Water Act Review Limits
• Trump To Cut Unauthorized Immigrants From Census Data
• WaPo Says Trump Libel Suit Lacks Evidence Of 'Actual Malice'
• Montana Says BLM Acting Director Unconstitutional
• Crisis Warrants Both Aspects Of OECD Plan, Tax Chief Says
• Reporting A Cross-Border Cartel? Check The Guidance
• DOE Trans Student-Athlete Letter Accords With Title IX
• Trump Administration's Abortion Billing Regs Struck Down
• Nev. Will Require Mining Tax Prepayment, Create Tax Amnesty
• Nonprofits Slam Flores Atty For 'Coercive' Family Separation
• Feds Want Calif. Pot Regulators Forced To Answer Subpoena
• House Considers $741B 2021 Defense Policy Bill
• Groups Slam 'Reprehensible' GOP Bid For Virus Biz Immunity
• OCC Proposes Rule To Settle 'True Lender' Question
• 23 AGs Challenge Rollback Of Transgender Health Protections
• FCC Shouldn't Be President's 'Speech Police,' Commish Says
• Sens. Want Assurance That Small Firms Can Reapply For PPP
• Federal Coal Lease Ban Should Be Reinstated, AGs Say
• Hotels Slam San Francisco COVID-19 Law For Hurting Workers
• Flynn Says Trial Judge 'Hijacked' Case With En Banc Bid
• Feds Say DC Circ. Can't Review 3rd Country Transit Process
• Teachers Union Sues To Block 'Unsafe' Fla. School Reopening
• FDIC Eyes Partnership Program To Ease Fintech Collaboration
• New DOL Virus Guidance Tackles Remote Work
• Feds Cast Net For Ill. Speaker With $200M ComEd Bribery Deal
• Late Rep. Lewis Leaves Legacy Of Tax Justice In Congress
• Telecoms Ask FCC To Make Pole Owners Split Upgrade Costs
• NYC Biz Execs Oppose Competitive Regional Tax Incentives
• 3rd Circ. Vacates DOJ's Loss In Sabre Merger Challenge
• Trump Admin. Risks Penalties For Inaction On DACA
• Cannabis Regs: Mass. Floats Sweeping Update To Rules
• EPA Says Wash. River PCB Plan Not Legally Binding
• Trump To Get Shot At Opposing Pa. Mail-In Ballots In Sept.
• FCC Cites 'Star Wars' In Call For Emergency Network Refurb
• 'Remain In Mexico' Hearings Stalled Until Advisories Improve
• Calif. Cities Want 9th. Circ. To Rehear Coal Ban Suit
• 10 Years Of Dodd-Frank: Looking Back, And Ahead
• Transferring Personal Data To US After EU Top Court Ruling
• Sens. Moving Forward On Bill With 65 New Fed. Judgeships
• FCC Approves Rules To Fix Broadband Mapping Gaps
• Sheldon Silver Winds Up With 6½-Year Prison Term
• FTC's 'Made In USA' Rule Could Apply To Online Marketing
• McGirt Displays Gorsuch's Principled Stance On Tribal Rights
• CMS Telehealth Policy Can Benefit Vulnerable Communities
• FCC, Infrastructure Groups Reach 5G Tower Review Deal
• Research, Testing Incentives Emerge As Virus Bill Contenders
• EPA's Pass On Perchlorate Regulation Reduces Lawsuit Risk
• Treasury Says Final GILTI High-Tax Exception Is Retroactive
• EPA Escapes Long Island Sound Dumping Grounds Suit
• Mediator Confidentiality Promises Carry Serious Risks
• Idaho Officials Ask 9th Circ. To End Tax Hike Signature Drive
• Student Loan Scammers Must Cough Up $27.6M In FTC Case
• NYCLU Sues For Info On Child Refugee Atty Policy Change
• 5 Steps For Transitioning To A Permanent Remote Workforce
• BIA Approves Land-Into-Trust For Osage Nation Casinos
• The Fallacies Of Feinstein's Judicial Fitness Standards
• Justices Won't Fast-Track Trump's House Subpoena Case
• ComEd's $200M Bribery Deal Reveals Law Firm Connection
• Creek Chief Opposes Federal Law On Okla. Jurisdiction
• Trump's ACA-Skirting Insurance Rule Survives At DC Circ.
• NJ Justices Take On GOP Challenge To COVID-19 Bond Law
• Wash. State Fights Rollback Of ACA Trans Health Protections
• EU Top Court Leaves US Data Transfers On Shaky Ground
• 9th Circ. Questions Axon, FTC On Constitutional Claims
• Sheldon Silver Raises COVID-19 Fears Ahead Of Resentencing
• DC Circ. Erases Hospitals' Win Over Reimbursement Cut
• Boeing Says EPA Right To Loosen Wash. Water Standards
• Trump Admin. Loses Challenge To Calif.'s Cap-And-Trade Deal
• Congress Returns To DC To Forge Virus Relief Deal — Quickly
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Mo. Medical Pot Regime Takes Shape
• Trump Administration Open To Forgiving All Small PPP Loans
• Businesses, Pols Claim Unfair Treatment In Pa. Virus Closure
• Mass. Voters To Drop Suit After Pols Fund Mail-In Ballot Law
• Trump Admin. Told To Restore DACA After High Court Ruling
• Bolton Gunning To End Trump Suit Over White House Memoir
• Maine Public Channel Law Tramples Cable Act, Industry Says
• Feds' Manual Update Draws Fear Of Work Permit Delays
• DOJ Must Lead Effort To Upend Anti-LGBT Rules, Groups Say
• EPA Finds 2 Hawaii Beaches Suffer From Plastic Pollution
• Groups Urge House To Nix Ligado Prohibition In Defense Bill
• EPA Gets Broad Backing For Emissions Rule At DC Circ.
• DHS Waives Rules To Speed SW Border Road Construction
• Measure To Split Pa. Court Seats Seen As Political Play
• Mnuchin Willing To Expand Virus Relief To Students, Disabled
• German Watchdog Raises Red Flags On Smart TV Privacy
• Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law Lacks Nuance
• 4 Considerations For CMBS Loans As Default Rates Soar
• Reservation Ruling Shows Gorsuch's Tribal Rights Support
• High Court Must Right FCC's Failure To Define Autodialers
• The Major Antitrust Conduct Cases Of 2020 So Far
• Why FTC Needs High Court Win On Monetary Equitable Relief
• Justices' SEC Disgorgement Ruling Vexes Net Profits Math
• Practical Guidance For Main Street Loan Participants: Part 2
• Energy Parts Co. Urges NJ Court To Hear $26M Tax Credit Row
• Emergency Bid To Halt Criminal Court Reopening In NYC Fails
• Mineral Owners Urge 10th Circ. To Revive Forced Drilling Suit
• Exonerated Former Boston City Hall Aide Loses $500K Fee Bid
• Unpredictable Wisconsin PFAS Regs Are Bad For Business
• PBM Group Loses Bid To Halt Okla. Law Pending Appeal
• Green Groups Doubt EPA Methylene Chloride Risk Evaluation
• Dreamers Bring Important Perspective To Legal Industry
• Industry Groups Pan Colo. Trump Water Rule Injunction
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