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Public Policy - August, 2020

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• Probe Says CBP Violated Force Policy With Migrant 'Caravan'
• Trump's New Nursing-Home Tests Fuel 'Herd Immunity' Debate
• Calif. Justices Say Gov. OK To Back Feds On Tribal Casino
• Texas Courts Want In-Person Jury Trials Limited Until 2021
• Dems Ask DC Circ. To OK Trump Biz Records Subpoena Again
• Mass. Regulators Plan To Loosen Pot Delivery Rules
• OMB Issues Rule Establishing Federal IT Security Group
• DOL Floats Rule To Curb ERISA Fiduciaries' Proxy Voting
• Neb. Sheriff Sues To Block State's Medical Pot Ballot Measure
• Giving Lawmakers Full Mueller Report Bad Idea, Justices Told
• Broadcasters, Cable Operators Clash Over C-Band Relocation
• AT&T Urges FCC To Crack Down On Web Platform Moderation
• Wash. Can't Use Pot Illegality In Residency Fight, Court Told
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Ideas For Closing BigLaw's Diversity Gap
• How COVID-19 May Forever Alter Work Life For Disabled Attys
• BigLaw Cannot Reap Diversity Rewards Without Inclusion
• How Law Firms Can Hire And Retain More Black Attorneys
• Advancing Racial Justice In The Legal Industry And Beyond
• Diversity Snapshot: As Told By Black Law Firm Leaders
• BigLaw Needs More Underrepresented Attorneys As Leaders
• In Their Own Words: Being Black In BigLaw
• NYC Restaurant Sues State And City For $2B Over Dining Ban
• EPA Releases Rollback Of Power Plant Wastewater Rule
• 1st Circ. Allows Revamp Of Enbridge Pipeline Facility Permit
• Feds Say Corps' Pebble Mine Delay Shows Enviro Precaution
• NJ GOP Strategist Leaves Gibbons For McCarter & English
• Trump Tells 2nd Circ. Deck Stacked Against Him In Tax Row
• Fla. Judge Orders Review Of Lake Okeechobee Releases
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Pa. Virus Closure Class Suit Keeps Equal Protection Claim
• Path To Green Card Tightened For Temporary Status Holders
• 'Fluctuating Workweek' Highlights New DOL Opinion Letters
• UK Seeks Input On Altering Rule That Eases Banks' VAT Costs
• Voting Problems On Tribal Reservations More Acute In 2020
• Funds Travel Rule Compliance Obstacles Facing Crypto Firms
• FCC Tells DC Circ. That 5G Order Won't Harm Satellite Cos.
• HHS Lab Test Rule's Likely Impact During And After COVID-19
• Biden Should Rethink Plan To Eliminate RE Tax Cuts
• Ryanair Opposes €1.2B Virus Aid For Portuguese Airline
• Mexico Can Keep Steel Duty Exemptions Despite Import Surge
• States Urge High Court To Revive FDA's Abortion Pill Rules
• What Presidential Election Means For Securities Regulation
• Bannon Gets May Trial Date For Alleged Wall Funding Fraud
• 2nd Circ. Kills Trump's Rollback Of Vehicle Emissions Penalty
• NJ Gym Cleared To Open After COVID-19 Shutdown Brawl
• Trump Campaign Wants Drop Box Votes Set Aside In Pa.
• Tribes Seek Final Judgment Certification In Okla. Gaming Row
• Partnership Settles $155M Easement Case With IRS
• Calif. Tribe Loses Bid To Halt Border Wall Construction
• DC Circ. Rebuffs House's Bid To Enforce McGahn Subpoena
• Full DC Circ. Says Trial Judge Can Proceed With Flynn Inquiry
• Judge Calls 'Poppycock!' On Border Agents' Asylum Training
• Law360 Diversity Snapshot: How Does Your Firm Measure Up?
• Diversity Work Doesn't Have To Be Reserved For Partners
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Why 2020 Could Be A Pivotal Year For Diversity At Firms
• One Year In, Mansfield Rule Is Boosting In-House Diversity
• DOD Proposes Contract Block For Cos. With Venezuela Deals
• Fla. Appeals Court Pauses Block On School Reopening Plan
• Split 3rd Circ. Says Pa. Unions Can Keep Fair Share Fees
• State AGs Taking On Bigger Workplace Enforcement Role
• Tribes, LGBTQ+ Groups Sue HHS Over Foster Child Data Rule
• DC Circ. Vacates Feds' OK Of Railroad's Non-U.S. Crew Plan
• Trump's 9th Circ. Picks Block Portland Observers' Protections
• Nebraska Medical Pot Proposal Beats '11th Hour' Challenge
• Too Late To Stop $2.2B Texas Pipeline Damage, Judge Says
• SEC Leaves Door Open For More Private Market Expansion
• Workers' Advocates Urge Care In Analyzing EEOC Pay Data
• FTC Urged To Start Privacy Probe Into Fertility App Premom
• Sens. Want Nursing Home Probe Over Hydroxychloroquine
• Texas Justices To Hear Fight Over Local Propane Ordinances
• Employers Can Be Penalized On Deferred Tax, IRS Says
• Ga. Court Says Child Born Abroad To Gay Couple Is US Citizen
• FCC Lifts Domestic Coverage Rule For Satellite Networks
• Trump Urges DC Court To Keep Pause On Tax Return Suit
• Idaho Gives COVID-19 Civil Immunity To Businesses, Schools
• Minimum Wage Set To Increase For Federal Contractors
• Arizona Is 1st State To OK Nonlawyer Ownership Of Law Firms
• SEC's Peirce Blasts US Regulatory, Corporate Environment
• Biz Group Looks To Revive Fight Against Seattle Benefits Law
• Calif. Pushes To Keep Unauthorized Immigrants In Census
• Global Group Hints At More Sanctions To Stifle ISIS Financing
• OneWeb Gets FCC Green Light For 1.3K New Satellites
• State AGs Target White House Environmental Review Rule
• House To Consider Descheduling Marijuana
• New Wall Street-Backed Exchange Pushes Launch To Sept. 21
• Health Workers Need Better COVID-19 Liability Protections
• Calif. City Must Face Challenge To Coal Storage Ban
• Exelon Says Energy Policies To Force 2 Nuke Plant Closures
• 4 Ways To Prepare For SEC Or CFTC Penalty Negotiations
• How CFPB Should Support Consumer Data Rights
• Immigrants, States Say Wolf Lacks Authority To Limit DACA
• Lyft Tells Ill. Court State's Ride-Hailing Law Is Rational
• Fla. Judge Lifts Automatic Stay On School Reopening Plan
• Fed. Circ. Says Veteran's Misconduct Bars Benefits For Widow
• Calif AG Must Face Chamber's Challenge To Prop 65 Warnings
• McGahn Case Likely To Impact Dems' Suit For Census Docs
• WTO Ties Growing Hunger To Hardship, Not Supply Chain
• Cable Cos. Ask DC Circ. To Halt Next Step In C-Band Reorg
• Alaska Native Boards Not Up For Virus Funds, DC Circ. Told
• NM Supreme Court Favors COVID-19 Restaurant Restrictions
• NYSE Gets Nod To Allow Capital Raising In Direct Listings
• Slain DNC Staffer's Brother Seeks Secret Tapes In Libel Suit
• FCC Finds Spectrum Band Favorable For Drone Usage
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Deny Stay In Trump Tax Subpoena Suit
• Senate Dems Press Pentagon Chief On Pandemic Handling
• Prosecutors Blast AG Paxton's Recusal Reconsideration Bid
• Feds Defend Dakota Access Pipeline Review At DC Circ.
• Ex-Texas Rep. Recovered From COVID-19 Denied Release Bid
• Fla. Regulator Clears Way For Medical Marijuana Edibles
• 3rd Circ. Orders EPA To Fix 'Gaping Loophole' In Ozone Limits
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Fed. Prosecutor Named For Pa. Court Seat Is Worth $18M
• Mass. AG Fights Rule Barring Virus Aid To Foreign Students
• Anti-SLAPP Circuit Split Makes State Protections Uncertain
• What Cos. Could Expect From National Biometric Privacy Bill
• Walmart And Microsoft Team Up On Potential TikTok Bid
• Top Dem Calls For Probe Into Citizenship Ceremony At RNC
• Calif. Judge Blocks COVID-19 Relief Funds To Private Schools
• OMB Asks Agencies For Data On 'Buy American' Effort
• ICE Should Stop Detaining Solo Kids In Hotels, Monitor Says
• 4 Opportunities For Mediators To Settle Big-Dollar Cases
• Despite New Attacks, Citizen Suits Are Constitutional
• Voting Groups Take Aim Against Trump's Social Media Order
• Cambridge Escapes Small Wireless Facilities Installation Suit
• Fantasy Sports Cos. Should Plan Tax Defense After IRS Memo
• Dems Want Probe Into 'Retaliatory' Firing Of White House Atty
• No 'De Facto' Antitrust Immunity For Rail Giants, DOJ Says
• Split 4th Circ. Backs Trans Man's Win In Bathroom Access Suit
• DOJ Virus Probe Of Dem-Led States Called 'Nakedly Partisan'
• Clash Over Trump Cabinet Travel Docs Could Go To Trial
• Feds Finalize Bank Reg Changes From Pandemic's Early Days
• Ball In Congress' Court As States Tackle NCAA Athlete Pay
• Visa Winners Say Challenge To State Dept. Is No 'Workaround'
• Lyft Assault Case Tests Ill. Ride-Hailing Law's Constitutionality
• Judge Tosses Pot Advocates' Suit Against Colo. City Clerk
• 3rd Circ. Creates New Cramdown Test In Tribune Ch. 11 Ruling
• Enviro Orgs Criticize Gov't Effort To Undermine Methane Rule
• SEC Rule Boosting 'Human Capital' Disclosure Draws Dissent
• Trump Taps GOP Investigator For Claims Court
• CIT Throws Out Another Unripe Tomato Tariff Case
• Gov't Exploring Export Restrictions For 'Foundational' Tech
• Immigration Head's Appointment At Issue In Suit Over Policy
• FERC Wants DC Circ. To Halt Pipeline Eminent Domain Clash
• LA Utility's Surplus Transfers Not Extortion, 9th Circ. Affirms
• GOP Senator Asks USDA To Delay Hemp Rules
• 5th Circ. Finds Austin Billboard Restriction Unconstitutional
• NextEra Unit Fights Cert. Bid In Kansas Wind Farm Suit
• EPA Can't Claim Immunity Over Flint Water Crisis Response
• Carbon Tax Credit Transfer Should Be More Flexible, IRS Told
• Revive Abortion Drug Rules Despite Virus, FDA Tells Justices
• Mass. Landlords Can't Resume Evictions During Pandemic
• NLRB To Mull Parameters For In-Person Union Elections
• FCC Rejects C-Band Users' Bid To Protest Reorganization
• Mass. Clean Peak Standard's Success Will Hinge On Details
• Divided SEC Lets More Investors In On Private Offerings
• 8 Questions For Cos. After EU Top Court Privacy Shield Ruling
• Mass. Top Court Upholds Mail-In Ballot Deadline For Primary
• Time To Streamline E-Sign Act's Consumer Consent Process
• Joint Employer Ruling Reveals Trump NLRB's True Motives
• White House, Industry Look To Sink NEPA Overhaul Challenge
• House Dems Ask For Debrief On Terror-Funding Crypto Bust
• Nuclear Spending May Soar To $439B Without Arms Treaty
• School District Says Bus Co. Can't Bill During Virus Closures
• Gov't Tweaks Huawei Ban To Let Contractors Report Annually
• SEC Proxy Rules Pose Threat To Markets, Shareholders
• Remote Proceedings Bring New Wrinkles For Court Records
• House Panels Narrow Trump Financial Doc Subpoenas
• Foreign Income Regs Provide Some Clarity But Issues Remain
• FCC Nets $4.5B In Biggest Auction Of Spectrum Licenses
• US Issues New Sanctions Over South China Sea Buildup
• The Blunt H-1B Instrument Hidden In Trump Orders
• Feds: Suit Over Mexico Porpoise Protection Is In Wrong Venue
• CFPB Says It's 'On Track' With Small-Biz Loan Data Rule Plans
• Two More Settlements OK'd In Nevada Pot Licensing Snafu
• DHS Calls For Worldwide 5G Network Security Standards
• DOL To Hold Hearing On New Fiduciary Rule Proposal
• Trade Orgs Linked To Dairy Co-Op Can't Be Friends Of Court
• FTC Lets $400M Gas Station Deal Proceed, With Conditions
• Commercial Customers Say ComEd's Bribery Violated RICO
• Ex-DOJ Civil Chief, Back In BigLaw, Dishes On Hot FCA Topics
• Defense Department Can't Set Rules For Soldiers' Citizenship
• 6th Circ. Rejects Gov't Worker Exclusive Bargaining Challenge
• Lawmakers Urge EPA To Keep Methane Regs For Oil And Gas
• Huawei Ban Among Pending Rules In New Agency Agendas
• IRS May Face Legal Battle Over Taxation Of Fantasy Sports
• EPA Asks SC Judge To Uphold Clean Water Act Rule
• Senate Bill Would Give FDA Authority To Recall Drugs
• DFS Case Shows Insurance Ramifications Of Cyber Breaches
• Wind Developers Try To Duck Mass. Lobster Fishing Row
• 3rd Circ. Won't Step Into Fight Over NJ's 3D-Gun Ban
• 8 Years On, US-India Poultry Dispute Continues To Languish
• Derivatives Firms' Preservation Obligations During COVID-19
• Car-Share Co. Turo Wants Tampa Airport Suit Axed
• Cross-Selling Strategies For Law Firms During Pandemic
• ICE Not In 'Good Compliance' With Injunction, NY Judge Says
• Trump's Chicago Hotel Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Cos. May Have To Foot Unemployment Bill
• FCC Urged To Iron Out 6 GHz Concerns As Band Opens
• Trump Says He Will Nominate Chad Wolf As DHS Secretary
• Mont. High Court Says State Policy Undercut Solar Energy
• What Developers Must Know About New Ohio Brownfield Law
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Supreme Court Eyeing Major Change In First Amendment Law
• Trump Campaign Fights To Keep WaPo Libel Suit Alive
• EPA Says 'Expressly Abandoned' Grant Ban Moots Case
• Sen. Pushes Tech Cos. To Help Students Get Online
• Key Takeaways From The 9th Circ.'s Qualcomm Ruling
• ACLU Of NY Alleges Asylum-Seekers Wrongly Sent To Mexico
• We Are Beginning To See Effects Of High Court FOIA Ruling
• USCIS Cancels Mass Furloughs Due To Improved Revenue
• Key Aspects Of Commerce Plan To Tighten Duty Enforcement
• Pa. Gov. Urges Legalizing Pot, Cutting Liquor Tax Amid Virus
• Qualcomm Says Its 9th Circ. FTC Case Win Nixes Investor Suit
• Lawmakers Seek DHS' Conversations With Bannon's Wall Org
• FTC Must Push 9th Circ. For Qualcomm Rehearing, Cos. Say
• Fla. Gov. Fights Judicial Block On School Reopening Plan
• Ore. Pot Regulator Levies $75K In Fines Against 6 Businesses
• Cisco Asks FCC To Fund COVID-Era Network Security
• Tobacco Groups Plan For Appeal In Premarket Review Row
• Trump Admin. Says Tribe Can't Block Wall Construction
• Lack Of Oversight For USCIS Funding May Doom Budget Fix
• ITC Will Probe Impact Of EU-Canada Trade Deal On US Lobster
• Dentists Warn Of 'Confusion' Over Health Breach Notice Rule
• Dems Tell DC Circ. Asylum Rule Breaks 'Crystal Clear' Law
• Texas Supreme Court Approves Twitter Service For Lawsuits
• Appraiser Can't Sue IRS For Alleged Privacy Violations
• Biz Group Urges High Court To Tackle Texas Booze Law Fight
• WeChat Users Claim Trump 'Transaction' Ban Unconstitutional
• Calif., NY Get FEMA Funds To Add To Unemployment Benefits
• NLRB Should Scrap Its 'Contract Bar,' Poultry Worker Says
• Challenge To Mass. Eviction Halt Will Play Out In 2 Courts
• Workers Must Log Pandemic Telework To Get Paid, DOL Says
• FTC's Acting Competition Deputy Steps Into Role Full-Time
• ITC Will Shape Impact Of Bill Targeting Licensing Co. Suits
• Vance Won't Enforce Trump Subpoena Before 2nd Circ. Action
• Justices Add House Dems To ACA Args Over GOP Protest
• Green Groups Push To End Sunoco Pipeline After Latest Spill
• Mass. Defends Mail-In Ballot Deadline Against Court Challenge
• Democratic Sens. Seek Ouster Of Land Bureau Leader
• COVID-19 Medical Malpractice Shield Laws Endanger Patients
• Japanese Virtual Network Shops 'Open 5G' Biz Model To FCC
• Shifting Economic Nexus Laws Complicate Tax Compliance
• Hawaii County Urges Fed Court To Toss Vacation Rental Suit
• Atty Media Interview Lessons From Trump's Axios Appearance
• Artist Calls Toilet Planters Art, Not Junk In $7M NY Village Suit
• Reps. Ask FCC To Monitor Calif. Wildfire Blackouts
• Fed. Court Halts Trump's Pa. Ballot Suit For State Court Ruling
• 7th Circ. FCA Dismissal Ruling May Have Unintended Effects
• TikTok Fires Back At Trump's Efforts To Constrict App
• FCC Agrees To Extend C-Band Reimbursement Deadline
• USCIS Furloughs Will Mean Massive Case Delays, Backlogs
• EPA Approves Long-Lasting Coronavirus Disinfectant In Texas
• Feds Appeal Order Protecting Portland Legal Observers
• Insurers Tear Into Quinn Emanuel's $185M Fee Bid In ACA Suit
• Franchise Model No Silver Bullet For Ride-Hailing Giants
• Gov't To Pay Arnold & Porter $212K Over Global Entry Fight
• Feds Stress Risk Focus For 'Politically Exposed' Bank Clients
• Drug Cos. Blocking 340B Meds Amid Pandemic, Hospitals Say
• DOJ Proposal Aims To Speed Up Immigration Case Appeals
• Ill. Gov. Vows Cleaner Energy, Less Utility Influence
• Texas Court Temporarily Blocks Smokable Hemp Ban
• United Tells 9th Circ. Federal Law Still Bars Calif. Wage Row
• Fed. Circ. Says Earlier Suit Bars Calif. Cap-And-Trade IP Case
• FCC Warned To Take Closer Look At Frontier Bankruptcy
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Immediate Stay In Trump Tax Subpoena Suit
• DOL To Scale Back Its Use Of Nonbinding Guidance
• Investor Claims Ohio Utility Played Role In $60M Bribery Plot
• Pa. House Candidate Sues Over USPS Operational Changes
• DOD Can't Renege On Service Member Expedited Citizenship
• Feds Tease Future of Tribal Road Upkeep Program
• A 40-Year-Old Law, 4 Rail Giants & 1 Big Antitrust Question
• US Multinationals' Employment Rose In Year After Tax Revamp
• Ocelots Threatened By Texas LNG Project, Groups Say
• Cutting Workers' Comp Would Hurt Families, GAO Says
• Ariz. Justices OK Measure To Legalize, Tax Pot For Nov. Ballot
• 33-Year-Old Trump Judicial Pick Attacked Over Experience
• 9th Circ. 5G Ruling Seen As Industry Win, But With Caveats
• Okla. Gov. Says 2 Gambling Compacts 'Deemed Approved'
• DHS Heads Targeted In Suit Challenging Immigration Fee Rule
• NLRB's Own Workers Accuse It Of Sham Bargaining
• Facebook's $650M Biometric Deal Gets Initial OK
• Watchdog Stands By Report On DHS Illegal Appointments
• Suit Challenging CFPB's Payday Rule OK'd To Resume
• Why Remote Depositions Are Likely Here To Stay
• US, EU Angle To Repair Trade Ties With Fresh Tariff Cuts
• NY Court Denies Trump Request To Pause Tax Subpoena Case
• ITC Will Explore Supply Chain Issues For COVID-19 Goods
• Alaska Lawmakers Say Native Cos. Meant To Get Virus Funds
• Zuckerberg Questioned By FTC In Facebook Antitrust Inquiry
• FCC Seeks Input On Exemption For Tesla Motion Sensor Tech
• DOL Unveils How To Register As Pooled Employer Plan Boss
• DOJ Aims To Bolster Antitrust Enforcement With New Teams
• DEA Proposes Rule For Regulating Hemp-Derived CBD
• Michael Cohen's Tiff With Trump Over Legal Fees Can Proceed
• Colo. City Clerk Thwarted Cannabis Ballot Measure, Suit Says
• Trump, Green Groups Clash Over Overhaul Of Key Enviro Rule
• Powerful Chicago Pol Wants Charges Cut From Bribe Suit
• Schiff Demands DHS Show Its Intel On Protesters
• Bannon Charged With 'Quintessential Fraud,' Attys Say
• Tax Pros Seeking Workarounds To Minimize Postal Delays
• 9th Circ. Nixes Catholic School Bias Suit After Justices' Ruling
• US Will Consider Duties Up To 188% On Chinese Chassis
• Shkreli's Prison Comms Get Partial Protection From FTC
• New Unified High-Tax Election Brings Planning Challenges
• Hong Kong Slams US For Nixed Shipping Tax Exemption
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Trump Admin Sanctions More Syrian Government Officials
• FLRA Tightens Rules Against Unions Lobbying Congress
• Biden's Climate Plan Overlooks Powerful GHG Weapon
• Dems Say FCC Broadband Probe Doomed To Repeat Mistakes
• Broadcasters Again Ask Justices To Review Ownership Rules
• 7 Keys To Drafting Effective Legal Briefs
• Atlantic Lobster Fishing OK'd Despite Risk To Whale Species
• Trump Rips Census Exclusion Claims As 'Speculative'
• Pa. Biz Closure Opponents Call Flea Market Settlement Unfair
• DC Circ. Ruling Seen As Gutting FCC's Merger Conditions
• Muslim Detainees' Choice: Pork Or Rotten Food, Attys Say
• State AGs Sue Over FDIC's Valid-When-Made Rule
• Judge Dismisses Trump's Push To Block NY Subpoena
• Steve Bannon, Others Indicted Over 'Build The Wall' Campaign
• Reps. Want Longer Extension On 2.5 GHz Tribal Licenses
• EEOC Edges Closer To Rule Revamping 'Conciliation' Process
• SEC Must Now Approve All New NMS Plan Fee Changes
• Judge Backs Climate Impact Reviews For Oil And Gas Leases
• Experts Warn Online Voting Tech Isn't Ready For 2020
• Delaware GOP Wants Chancery To Block Vote-By-Mail Plan
• Sierra Club Blasts BLM's Plan For Oil & Gas In Colo.
• Shawnee Tribe Can't Make Treasury Hold Back Virus Funds
• BigLaw Joins Push To Rock The Vote With Paid Holiday
• Trump Ends Shipping Tax Exemption For Hong Kong
• Visa Winners Lose Quick-Fire Bid For Clean Travel Ban Docs
• SpaceX Tells FCC That Amazon's Satellite Plan Is Too Rigid
• 9th Circ. Upholds Washington State Workers' Comp Law
• Texas Panel Changes Course To Uphold Bikini-Latex Club Tax
• Coping With Chinese Telecom Ban's Unclear Requirements
• Crackdown On Alleged NYC 'Pandemic Parties' Lands In Court
• Autonomous Vehicles Need Federal Action To Move Forward
• Trump Aims To Block NJ's Vote-By-Mail Plan Amid Pandemic
• HHS Rule Block Shows Vast Reach Of Justices' LGBTQ Ruling
• USDA License Renewal Rule Is Small Step For Animal Welfare
• 9th Circ. Denies DEA Bid To Dismiss Pot Rescheduling Case
• EU's Tax-Centered State Aid Campaign May Have Peaked
• Ex-FBI Atty Pleads Guilty To Altering Email In Russia Probe
• Green Groups Push To Halt Trump's Enviro Review Changes
• Weighing The Virtual Courtroom Option In Civil Cases
• Justices To Hear GOP Challenge To ACA After Nov. Elections
• 6 Ways SEC May Respond To High Court Disgorgement Ruling
• US Says Obama-Era Methane Rule Is Illegal
• NJ Gym Fined $134K Over COVID-19 Shutdown Defiance
• A USPTO Examination Policy Change You May Have Missed
• Coronavirus Q&A: Bilzin Sumberg Real Estate Leader
• ​​​​​​​3 Highlights As ACA Briefing Wraps Up At High Court
• Latham Leads Challenge To Rushed Census Plan
• DHS Appointments Risk 1½ Years Of Immigration Policy
• Active Duty Troops On Mexican Border Legal, OIG Says
• DeVos' COVID-19 Aid Rule Meets Skeptical Judge
• Mnuchin Tells DC Circ. Alaska Native Cos. Can Get Virus Relief
• Voter Data Cos.' Worker Classification Suit Axed, For Now
• CFPB Seeks To Blunt Challenge To Financial Law 'Taskforce'
• Feds' Anti-Drone Advisory Reveals Major Gaps In Law
• NY Cybersecurity Rules Pack Wallop In Enforcement Debut
• Industry Fights For Oil And Gas Leases In Sage Grouse Area
• New DOL Regs Let Workers See 401(k) In Monthly Installments
• Postal Service Backs Off Changes As States Launch Lawsuits
• 7th Circ. FCA Ruling Deepens Circuit Split On DOJ Dismissals
• DNC, Perkins Coie Dodge Ex-Trump Adviser's Defamation Suit
• Why Trump's Sentencing Panel Picks Worry Reform Boosters
• FCC Extends Waivers For Tribal Users Of Lifeline Program
• USPS Applies For Secure Voting Patent Amid Election Drama
• FCC Forum On Open 5G Networks Rescheduled For Sept.
• EPA Accused Of Violating Species Law With COVID-19 Policy
• Idaho Judge Blocks Anti-Trans Athlete Bill For Now
• FCC Plans To Share Chinese Telecom Info With DOJ
• Parsing Kamala Harris' Trade And Foreign Policy Views
• DC Circ. Asked To Review Rule Allowing LNG To Move By Rail
• NJ Judge Won't Cut Cinemas A Break On Virus Closure Order
• Pa. Wants State Justices, Not Fed Court, To Settle Ballot Fight
• Debt-Collection Firm Loses Challenge To CFPB Doc Demand
• 5 Considerations For Enhancing SEC Disclosures Amid Crisis
• Attys Shouldn't Overlook Obligations To Potential Clients
• 9th Circ. Urged To Consider Caribou In Alaska Drill Plan
• What's At Stake In High Court Row Over ACA Constitutionality
• Wash. Pot Co. Says Okla. Residency Rules Unconstitutional
• Kan. Tribe Member Makes Admittedly 'Premature' Cert. Bid
• Naturalization Fee Hike Is 'A Wealth Test,' Says New Suit
• US Will Continue Farm Workers' Visa Extensions Amid Virus
• Biz Coalition Asks Congress To Forgive Deferred Payroll Tax
• Fla. Tells 11th Circ. Ex-Felon Fee Requirements Not A Poll Tax
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Turo Tells 9th Circ. That Liability Shield Applies To LAX Spat
• Roger Stone 'Reluctantly' Drops Appeal Of His Conviction
• Colo. Income Tax Cut Measure OK'd For November Ballot
• DHS Rips GAO Report, Says 'Something Afoot In The Swamp'
• Feds Fight Bid To Reinstate Immigration Case Closures
• Paul Weiss To Lobby For WeChat Parent After Trump Order
• Accountants' Suit Over Pandemic Loan Agent Fees Dismissed
• Calif. Justices Give Nursing Home Win In Patients' Rights Row
• Ex-NFL Player Takes Pot Legalization Fight To High Court
• DACA Advocates Seek Contempt Ruling On Trump Admin.
• Stormy Daniels Wants 9th Circ. To Rehear Trump Libel Suit
• Ford, Other Automakers Ink Emissions Deal With California
• DC Circ. Won't Speed Up Remand Of NY's Ozone Review
• Full DC Circ. Won't Review EPA Emissions Policy
• 9th Circ. Revives MetroPCS' Suit Over Calif. Phone Plan Fees
• 2nd Circ. Says FirstNet Not Subject To FOIA In AT&T Deal Case
• House Bill Aims To Limit ITC Suits By Patent Licensing Cos.
• Atty Says ComEd Must Pay Bribery Victims Before $200M Fine
• OECD Favoring Adding Exemption To Corp. Min. Tax
• Trump Can't Sway 2nd Circ. On Emoluments Suit Revival
• Salas Shooting Sparks NJ Bid To Make Impersonation A Crime
• Waste Cos. Must Note EPA's New Focus On Paper Inspections
• Alaska Wildlife Refuge Drilling OK'd By Interior Dept.
• Boston Calls Officers' $2.3M Fee Request 'Beyond The Pale'
• Strategies For Associates Seeking Jobs Amid Hiring Slump
• How GOP Pandemic Liability Bill Would Protect Businesses
• Manufacturers Wary Of N. American Trade Deal Labor Rules
• 5 Takeaways From White House Stance On China Listings
• Tribal Groups Say Feds Rushing To Reopen Native Schools
• Judge Stops HHS From Axing LGBTQ Bias Protections
• Will The FTC Change Its Tune On Qualcomm Licensing?
• Merck Loses Appeal In NJ Zoning Change Challenge
• After Methane Rollback, EPA Urges Toss Of States' Lawsuit
• DC Circ. Says Prior Ruling On FERC Tax Perk Moots Appeal
• NTIA Elevates Social Media Hawk To Acting Agency Head
• DOJ Issues First FCPA Advisory Opinion In 6 Years
• Cincinnati's Progress Can Be A Model For 2020 Police Reform
• Trump Orders Sale Of US TikTok Operations In 90 Days
• Politics, Strict Interpretation Infuse EPA Methane Reg Rollback
• 9th Circ. Tosses Calif.'s High-Capacity Gun Magazine Ban
• Biden Vows 'Shift' In Union-Management Power Balance
• McKesson's $178M Vaccine Deal Brings CDC Off The Bench
• City Must Halt Pot License Policy Accused Of Favoring Locals
• NJ Defense Attys Urge Changes To Plan To Restart Jury Trials
• NJ AG Wants $15K Daily Fine For Gym Virus Antics
• Tribe Member Opposes Feds' Bid To Escape Wind Farm Suit
• DC Circ. Tosses Challenge To New EPA Biofuel Standard
• GILTI High-Tax Regs Show New Influence Of Book Income In Tax
• Hawaii Decouples From Virus Relief Act's NOL Provisions
• Maine To Start Pot Sales In October After 4 Years Of Delays
• House Panel Asks DC Judge To Let Trump Tax Case Resume
• DC Circ. Axes Hillary Clinton's Deposition In Email Saga
• 5th Circ. Reluctantly Rules Oil Rig Welder Counts As Seaman
• US Owes ACA Payments To Health Insurers, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Cannabis Corruption Cases Ramp Up With FBI Scrutiny
• DOJ Summoned Again For Opinion On Rail Price-Fix Case
• Dem Lawmakers Call For NCAA Athletes 'Bill Of Rights'
• Ga. Approves 8 New Judgeships, But Funding Is In Question
• NLRB GC Brushes Off Lawmakers' Concerns About Reorg
• FCC Urged To Stay C-Band Reimbursement Deadline
• FCC Won't Halt Plan For Unlicensed Use Of 6 GHz Band
• Biz Immunity In GOP Virus Relief Bill Flouts Social Compact
• CenturyLink Cuts DOJ Deal For Violating Level 3 Conditions
• Tribes Sue Calif. Over Gaming Compact Negotiations
• Philly Defends LGBT Protections In Foster Care At High Court
• Sierra Club Pushes To Keep UNC Clean Air Suit Intact
• Lease Restructuring Groups Emerge As Virus Drives Demand
• Judge Says Top DHS Leader's Appointment Is 'Stunning'
• NLRB OKs Remote Hearing For Nurses Union Amid Pandemic
• GAO Says Congress Can't Veto FCC's Ligado Networks Order
• NLRB Backs Employers In Fresh Batch Of Virus Advice
• NJDOT Gets Do-Over On Interest In $3M Eminent Domain Case
• Feds Beat FOIA Suit Seeking Census Ethnicity Category Docs
• Fla. Must Face Teachers' Suit Challenging School Reopening
• Safeguards Against Legal Malpractice Liability As Claims Rise
• Trump Trying 'End Run' Around Justices' Ruling, Vance Says
• Ex-FBI Atty Likely To Cop To Altering Email In Russia Probe
• DC Circ. Tosses FCC Conditions On Charter, Time Warner Deal
• Companies Plant Seeds For Green Convertible Bonds
• What Initial Reopenings Teach Us About Virus Safety Plans
• Watchdog Says Top DHS Leaders Were Illegally Appointed
• 4th Circ. Won't Pause Block On FDA Abortion Pill Limits
• Feds Say Yale Illegally Discriminates Against Whites, Asians
• OCC Defends Its Fintech Charter Authority At 2nd Circ.
• ​​​​​​​3 Key Developments As COVID-19 Testing Czar Jabs Critics
• Title IX Sex Assault Rules Won't Be Halted Before Enactment
• 6th Circ. Won't Overturn Ohio's Health Care Solicitation Rule
• DOJ's Administrative Law Goals Face Long Odds In Congress
• The Sealed Indictment: How Trump Could Be Secretly Charged
• DOJ Defends Lenovo Intervention, Antitrust Policy Evolution
• House Panel Seeks Answers On Virus Vaccine Campaign
• 5th Circ. Says High Court Alone Can End Men-Only Draft
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