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Public Policy - October, 2020

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• United, Delta Face Skeptical 9th Circ. In Calif. Wage Fight
• Calif. Leads Suit To Regain Access To EEOC Fair Pay Data
• USPS Ordered To Ramp Up Services For Ballot Delivery
• Oglala Sioux Leaders OK Ordinance Legalizing Marijuana Use
• 5th Circ. To Rehear Planned Parenthood Texas Abortion Suit
• DC Court Skeptical Temporary Status Fight Belongs In Va.
• Alabama Justices Urge High Court To Overturn Roe
• MedMen Says Rival Manipulated City Into Denying Pot License
• CFPB Adopts Long-Awaited Rules On Debt Collection Industry
• TikTok Influencers Win Block On Trump's App Ban
• Full 5th Circ. To Hear Challenge To SEC's Judges
• Minn. City Can't Ban Menthol Cigs, Tobacco Co. Tells 8th Circ.
• Foreign Students Face New Set Of Hurdles Under Visa Rule
• Feds Pressed On Bid To Nix Gilead HIV Patent Counterclaims
• Calif. Gig Work Ballot Campaign Nears End After Fierce Fight
• McConnell Aims To Fill 7th Circ., 1st Circ. Seats In Lame Duck
• New Census Data May Trigger Rethink Of Opportunity Zones
• How A Biden Presidency Could Shape Native American Law
• Up Next At High Court: LGBTQ Rights, Juvenile Lifers
• Eateries Say Ill. Gov Can't Keep Declaring COVID-19 'Disaster'
• DOD Watchdog Axes Diversity Training Probe After Trump Ban
• Hispanic Caucus Rips ICE's Deportations Policy As 'Rushed'
• How The Election Could Reshape The Telecom Industry
• Google Mulling Bid To Toss DOJ's Antitrust Suit
• Florida Not On Course For Bush v. Gore Deja Vu This Time
• Wyden Leans On Trump To Enforce N. American Trade Deal
• NJ Redistricting Delay Seen As Perilous For Minorities
• Copyright Gap Grant Nontermination Was No Accident
• State AGs Have A Decisive Role To Play In Election
• Mylan, Pfizer Unit Merger Clears Final Hurdle With FTC Deal
• Book Review: Did The High Court Cause Mass Incarceration?
• OCC's Final 'True Lender' Rule Should Boost Bank Lending
• DOJ Joins Fight Against Philly's Pandemic Crowd Limits
• What A Trump Or Biden Win Will Mean For State AGs
• The Potential Post-Election Fate Of Trump Enviro Orders
• How The Environmental Justice Landscape Is Evolving
• DOL Finalizes Socially Conscious Investing Rule
• EEOC Finalizes New Rule Allowing Public Input On Guidance
• Exec Employment Considerations Under A Biden White House
• FCC Preemption Shuts Down IPhone Radiation Suit
• 2nd Circ. Sends CFPB's RD Legal Case Back To NY
• Feds Press Justices To Weigh Tribal Police Authority
• Disbarred Atty Pleads Guilty To Stealing 9/11 Victim Funds
• PG&E Nears Win In $500M Ch. 11 Appeal After Atty No-Show
• Advocates Sue To Undo CFPB's Rollback Of Payday Rule
• Starks Says Carriers Must Consider Open 5G Equipment
• Salary-Based H-1B Visas May Leave Out Foreign Grads
• Kavanaugh Revises Election Opinion After Vt. Official Objects
• ICE Hit With FOIA Suit For Docs On Alleged Sterilization
• Dems Plan Close Scrutiny Of Proposed $10B UAE F-35 Sale
• Fla. Judge Quits Election Board After Trump Donation Reports
• Texas Justices Mull Preemption In Houston Propane Reg Case
• Judge Axes Bid To Block Trump's Social Media Order
• 2nd Circ. Questions Rigidity Of FERC's Water Permit Actions
• Maine Agrees To Drop Pro Rata Cable Law Fight, For Now
• Maine Pot Co. Says Suit Can't Reimpose Residency Rule
• Green Group Says Off-Road Policy Deadly To Endangered Bird
• IRS Floats Rule Allowing Housing Credits For Poorer Tenants
• DOJ Asks Congress To Reform Law Shielding Web Platforms
• 10th Circ. Halts Colo. Coal Mining Work Fought By Advocates
• EU Antitrust Chief Says New Digital Rules Must Restore Trust
• Unions Sue OSHA For Rule Protecting Health Care Workers
• Former Head Of IRS Criminal Unit Joins Kostelanetz & Fink
• Pa. AG Hopeful Pushes Back On Office's Activist Stance
• Texas County Cites Privacy Concerns In Doc Access Fight
• Trump Admin. Finalizes Health Plan Price Transparency Rule
• Ex-Ohio House Speaker's Allies Cop To Bribery Scheme
• NJ Assembly Urges Feds To Up SALT Deduction Cap To $25K
• Post-Election Tax Policy Scenario 3: A Divided Government
• FCC To Make Top 100 Markets Provide Audio Description
• Marijuana Legalization May Hit Tipping Point On Election Day
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• NAACP Sues Trump To Block Diversity Training Ban
• Key Carbon Market Developments From 2020: Part 2
• How The Election Might Affect Antitrust On Capitol Hill
• NY Banks, Financial Firms Urged To Prep For Climate Risks
• Floridians On Verge Of Boosting Minimum Wage To $15
• Advocates Say Leopard Trophy Permits Based On Bad Data
• EU Budget Discussions To Enter 5th Round In November
• FTC Says Shkreli Can't Relitigate Authority Challenge
• Volcker Rule's VC Changes Will Support Underserved Regions
• O'Rielly Says Deregulation, Spectrum Wars Marked FCC Term
• NY Court Deadline Extensions Bring Confusion For Litigants
• Persuasion Skills Attys Can Learn From Political Speeches
• Biden Tax Plan's Economic Benefits Fade Out, Report Says
• ​​​​​​​Enhanced Counterterrorism Visa Screening Bill Hits Senate
• Maine's Top Court Backs City's Oil Export Ban
• Green Groups Say EPA Far Behind On Industrial Flaring Rules
• Giuliani Biz Circle Probe Results In 1st Conviction
• Reforming The FEC
• Key West Cruise Ship Vote Could Ripple Beyond Florida
• Fla. Governor's General Counsel Joins Gunster
• Arbitrator Says NLRB Stonewalled Its Workers' Union
• Uber Drivers Lose Push For App Ad Ban In Calif. Prop Fight
• Orrick-Led PayPal Invests $50M In Black, Latinx-Led VC Funds
• How The Election Will Affect The Federal Privacy Law Fight
• Arnold & Porter Leads New Challenge To 'Remain In Mexico'
• FCC Lets AT&T Sell Off Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Units
• Full 10th Circ. Scraps Disability Accommodation Ruling
• Shapiro Touts 'People's Prosecutor' Role In Pa. AG Campaign
• Ill. Pot Lottery Winners Take Redo Challenge To State Court
• Pot Farmers Say Calif. County Sitting On Grow Applications
• Georgetown Law Prof Skeptical Fidelity Sold Shares Carefully
• DC Circ. Says It Might Defer To FCC On C-Band License Facts
• 1st Circ. Downs Union Challenge To Puerto Rico Benefits Cuts
• Native Voting Suits Take On Inequities Amplified By Virus
• Big Tech Execs Say They're Open To More Transparency Rules
• Dems Ask FCC If Trump Interfered In Social Media Probe
• FCC's Pai Presses To Open 5.9 GHz Band To Wi-Fi
• 11th Circ. Urged To Undo Medicare Secondary Payer Ruling
• WTO Chief Selection Stalls As US Blocks Front-Runner
• Split SEC Will Allow Funds To Expand Derivatives Use
• High Court Won't Stop Pa., NC Ballot Deadline Extensions
• DHS Looks To Ditch H-1B Visa Lottery For Salary Ranking
• Dems Urge Hearing On 'Outsized' DOD Role In Vaccine
• Youths Vow Appeal After Court Dumps Canada Climate Suit
• Courts, Regulators Should Limit Excessive Privacy Penalties
• Post-Election Tax Policy Scenario 2: A Democratic Sweep
• Fla. High Court Rejects Challenge To Primary Ballot Initiative
• Commerce Finds No Violation Of US-Mexico Sugar Deal
• La. Tax Proposal Signals Progress On Centralized Collection
• Reflections On My 1st Judicial Election Amid Racial Tensions
• Key Carbon Market Developments From 2020: Part 1
• Commerce Tags China, Others With New Export Curbs
• HUD Accused Of Firing Muslim Worker Due To Religious Bias
• IRS Rules Could Throw Wrench Into Pot Biz Tax Planning
• State AGs Decry Proposed Limits On Student, Journalist Visas
• Past Salary Is Losing Steam As Sex-Based Pay Gap Excuse
• AGs In A Pandemic: Ellison Talks Minnesota Housing
• 20 Republican Ex-U.S. Attys Say Trump Imperils Rule Of Law
• DOL Gets 1,800 Comments On Independent Contractor Rule
• 11th Circ. Says Georgia Must Hold Nov. 3 District Atty Election
• DOI Asks DC Circ. To Overturn Mich. Land-Into-Trust Ruling
• Feds Say Border Wall Group Can't Intervene In Bannon Case
• DC Circ. Hits Play On EPA's Rollback Of Methane Regs
• Cannabis Regs: Mass. Looks To Curb Delivery Monopolization
• OCC Adopts 'True Lender' Test For Bank Lending Partnerships
• Feds Beat Groups' Challenge Of Bush-Era Mining Rules
• EPA Greenlights Dicamba Use After 9th Circ.-Ordered Review
• CPSC Leader Says Agency's Mask Guidance Not Official
• Mass. High Court Says Pot Patients Cannot Get Reimbursed
• Split 8th Circ. Says TPS Holders Eligible For Green Cards
• Amy Coney Barrett's Fiery First Day On First Street
• Eataly Workers Say Chicago Market Broke Ill. Privacy Law
• Klobuchar Eyes Antitrust Overhaul
• Lawmakers Eye New Markets Credit Fix For Indian Country
• USCIS Faces Cert. Bid Over Claim H-1B Visas Wrongly Denied
• FCC Hits Ariz. Co. With $37.5M Forfeiture For Call Spoofing
• FCC Forges Ahead With Plans To Expand Rural Broadband
• Immigrants Can Use Loans For Investor Visas, DC Circ. Says
• Acting BLM Head's Resource Plan Unlawful, Groups Say
• Health Insurers Hoarding Pandemic Savings, Hospitals Say
• Post-Election Tax Policy Scenario 1: A Republican Sweep
• Fidelity Charitable President Defends Share Liquidation
• Miss. Justices Order State To Respond To Med. Pot Challenge
• Law Firm PACs Targeted Key Political Connections
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• NY Judge Will Wait On DC Circ. To Rule On Perchlorate
• Reforming The FEC: Bipartisan Compromise Is Essential
• High Court To Mull Taking Up Abortion Case This Week
• Feds Tell DC Circ. Court Can't Review Shawnee Virus Funding
• Google Rivals Want Meeting About EU Android Fixes
• Virus Insurance Shouldn't Be Regulated Through Litigation
• Key Gov't Tools For Addressing National PPE Shortages
• Weighing Litigation Vs. Arbitration Amid Court Disruptions
• AFGE Asks 4th Circ. To Revive Suit Over 'Resistance' Talk Ban
• 9th Circ. Told Feds Can't Find Cracks In Drilling Suit
• Kinder Morgan Pays $1.5M To Settle 4th Circ. Water Suit
• NLRB Wants Public To Weigh In On Muzzling 'Scabby The Rat'
• EU Investor Court May Fizzle Under Biden Administration
• Insurers Paying Over 3 Times More For Anesthesia, GAO Says
• Treasury Union Asks Court To Bar Trump's Gov't Worker Order
• Pa. County Wants Justice Barrett Off Election Deadline Case
• FLSA Evolution Reflects Employer-Friendly Shift
• Split FCC Sticks With 'Net Neutrality' Rollback
• 9th Circ. Won't Lift Block On White House's WeChat Ban
• Supreme Court Refuses To Extend Wis. Mail-In Ballot Cutoff
• Pa. Dems Blast GOP's Bid To Revive Ballot Case At High Court
• Feds Back Virus Funds For Alaska Native Cos. At High Court
• ​​​​​​​9th Circ. Unswayed By Arms Dealers' Blacklist Claims
• J&J, 3M Urge Congress To Back PTAB Discretionary Denials
• Judges Allow Families' Travel Ban Delay Suits To Proceed
• House Bill Would Curb President's Power To Restrict Internet
• Judge Lourie Reflects On IP's Rise From 'Backwater' Of Law
• Barrett's High Court Confirmation, By The Numbers
• Davis Wright Raps CBP For Ignoring Order In Pot Worker Suit
• CFPB Goes To Bat In Texas For Remainder Of Payday Rule
• New EEOC Plan Cedes Enforcement Turf, Commissioner Says
• Divided Senate Confirms Barrett To Supreme Court
• Justices Told FHFA's Structure Not Fatal To Profit Sweep
• Ransomware's Rise Adds New Twist To Election Security
• DOJ Antitrust Deputy Rejoining Fried Frank
• Gov. Says Okla. Won't Appeal Ruling On Tribal Gaming Deals
• Guatemalan Tells Justices 2-Part Notices Conflict With Law
• Flint Water Crisis Ruling May Signal Broader EPA Liability
• Defensive Strategies For High-Net-Worth Individual Tax Audits
• Wyden Sees Beer Tax Cut Renewal As Linchpin Of Agenda
• Reforming The FEC: Effective Commissioners Are Needed
• Mass. Cannabis Workers Focus On State Law In Union Push
• SEC Dems Criticize 'Grace Period' For Rule-Breaking Brokers
• Leveraging Amended Patent Law To Protect Design In China
• Trump Admin. Slams Judge's 'Override' Of Census Deadline
• Feds Say Diversity Visa Passport Rule Properly Imposed
• Judge Halves Fee Bid In Boston Cop Bias Suit
• FTC Staff Leaders Say 'All Docs' Means All Docs
• 3 Things To Watch As NY Eviction Moratoria Are Extended
• How Attys Can Guard Against Rising Settle-And-Sue Claims
• Pa. County, GOP Candidates Settle Over 29K Ballot Misprints
• 5 Areas SEC 'Finders' Proposal Needs More Clarity
• 4 Things To Watch As Senate Sends Barrett To High Court
• Judge Won't Undo Order Blocking WeChat App Store Ban
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Union Row Over Wash. Info Access
• Chevron Deference's Future In Doubt If Barrett Is Confirmed
• Uber, Lyft's AB 5 Loss Likely To Resonate Despite Prop 22
• NLRB Chair To Seek Opinion From DOJ On Recusal Rules
• Pa. Republicans Slam County's Handling Of Misprinted Ballots
• Calif. Pot Co. Can't Score Early Win In Rival's Licensing Suit
• Ligado Nabs $3.85B Boost For Satellite 5G Network
• Census Halt Poses Particular Threat To NJ And Its Immigrants
• Alaska Native Cos. Ask Justices To Mull Tribal Virus Funding
• Canadian Judge May Extend Contested Asylum Deal With US
• What's At Stake As Calif. Privacy Law Revamp Goes To Voters
• Rivada's CEO Wants Flexible Networks Without Red Tape
• 5th Circ. Judge Rips 'Evasive' Abortion Ruling In Fiery Dissent
• FCC Starts Distributing Tribal Midband Spectrum Grants
• Interior Dept. Sets Guidelines For Its Informal Guidance
• EPA Didn't Weigh Animal Harm Of New Fungicide, Suit Says
• Judge Thinks Texas AG's Fraud Case Belongs In Collin County
• SF Tells Calif. Appeals Court Tax Ballot Challenge Is Moot
• Judge Nixes NY Surcharge On For-Hire Drivers' Non-Cash Tips
• Feds Ask Ill. Judge For More Time To Protect Lake Sturgeon
• Trump Moves To Clear Sudan Of Terrorism Designation
• Pa. Stores Accused Of Wrongly Charging Sales Tax On Masks
• 5 Tax Ballot Measures To Watch On Election Day
• Reforming The FEC: Rulemaking Obligations Must Be Fulfilled
• Loan Docs Should Standardize Libor Replacement Language
• Ariz. Tribe Denied Injunction To Reopen Early Voting Site
• Law Firms Cash In On Trump's Historic Legal Bills
• Don't Rush To Judgment On Election Cyberattack Attribution
• DC Judge Pauses AFL-CIO's Challenge To NLRB Election Rule
• WTO Reform Unlikely To Take Back Seat If Biden Is Elected
• NJ Officials Beat Voter Advocates' Call For Email Ballots
• Feds Accused Of Again Failing To Protect Pacific-Area Salmon
• Southern Seafood Cos. Challenge Trump On Farm Subsidies
• Pa. Justices Say Signatures Alone Can't Disqualify Ballots
• Law Firm Tips For Attracting, Retaining Attys During Pandemic
• Dallas Judge At Center of Salon Owner Spat Seeks Reelection
• Biden And Trump Tussle On Immigration, National Security
• Uber, Lyft Must Deem Calif. Drivers Employees: Appeals Court
• Biden Vows Transition Away From Fossil Fuels In Final Debate
• Trump Gives Agencies More Power To Hire, Fire Fed. Workers
• Mich. Law Gives Employers Immunity From COVID-19 Suits
• Uber Drivers Say Pressure To Back Prop. 22 Violates The Law
• Gilead's Remdesivir Wins 1st FDA Full Approval For COVID-19
• FDA Advisers Fear Coronavirus Vaccines Won't Help Enough
• 3rd Circ. Won't Give Shipper Redo In Misclassification Dispute
• Gambler Billy Walters Says Bharara, Others Lied About Leaks
• NJ Senators Advance Judge Protections After Salas Shooting
• Whistleblower Cheat Sheet: Trump Faces A New Wave
• DOL Official Says White Privilege, Fragility Trainings Must Go
• Man Jailed Pending Trial For Threatening To Kill Flynn Judge
• Trump's Suit Challenging NJ Mail-In Voting Thrown Out
• DC Court Wants Fiancé Visa Numbers In Injunction Bid Case
• Pa. Mail-In Ballot Deadline Now Challenged In Fed. Court
• 9th Circ. Says Injunctions Must Update When Rules Change
• Trump Admin. To Look Into Restoring Delphi Retiree Pensions
• Shkreli Says FTC Can't Nix Challenge To Authority
• EPA Finalizes Net Emissions Air Rule For New Projects
• Judge Says Ill. Pot Growers Have To Wait Longer For Licenses
• 9th Circ. Told To Hear Justice Thomas On Big Tech Immunity
• How Brent Crude Oil's Dominance Could Come To An End
• Sens. Approve Judge For Ohio, Advance More BigLaw Picks
• Finding A Path Forward To Regulate The Legal Industry
• Senator Pushes Big Tech CEOs On Biden, Trump Interactions
• SEC, CFTC Ease Margin Rules On Securities Futures Trading
• Top Sen. Banking Dem Slams 'Misguided' CFPB Reorg. Plan
• Pa. Republicans Ask To Preemptively Challenge 29K Votes
• 6 Structural Issues Complicating Libor Transition
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Montana High Court Rejects Challenge To Pot Legalization Bid
• The Fate Of The ACA And What's Next For Health Care
• Calif., Green Groups Seek To Revive Fracking Rule At 9th Circ.
• In Reversal, Nurse's OT Suit Tossed Over Missing Plaintiff
• Bank Employee Sues To End Alleged Delays In H-4 Renewal
• Foreign Cos. Should Consider Risks Of OFAC Iran Sanctions
• Biden Says He'll Set Up Commission To 'Reform Court System'
• Lawyering While Parenting: A Day In A Dad's Pandemic Life
• Warrants Needed For Border Phone Searches, 1st Circ. Told
• No-Poach Antitrust Standard Unclear In Franchising
• Calif. Court Blocks Trump Bid to Cut Immigrants From Census
• Judiciary Panel Sends Barrett Nomination To Full Senate
• NYC Eatery Asks 2nd Circ. To Block Cuomo's 'Food Curfew'
• US Intel Chief Says Iran, Russia Trying To Meddle In Election
• Trump Taps Ex-Winston & Strawn Partner For 7th Circ.
• FERC Told Its Power Demand Rule Limits Market Access
• Hispanic Lawmakers Call For Probe Into Family Separations
• Okla. AG Tries New Plan For Tribal-State Compacts
• ICE Takes Aim At Schools For Work Program Fraud
• GOP Sens. Say Packing High Court Means 'Nuking' Senate
• Maine Pot Cos. Sue State To Enforce Residency Rule
• Microsoft Case Looms Over DOJ's Google Antitrust Action
• More Big Tech Firms Could Show Up In DOJ's Google Search
• Judge Doubts Bid To Block Trump's Social Media Order
• Mobile Cos. Urge Light Touch In Emergency Network Rework
• After Final Queries, Barrett Hints Again ACA Could Survive
• Nevada Pot Regulators Collect $63K In Fines Over Violations
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Atty Rips Feds' 'Unbridled Attempt' To Steer China Tariff Suits
• GOP Hopefuls, Pa. Board At Impasse Over Misprinted Ballots
• EPA Whistleblower Accuses Trump Admin. Of Retaliation
• State's High Court Lets New NYC Cops Get Pension Credits
• Senate Democrats Propose New Limits On F-35 Sales
• Pa. Justices Deny Senators Standing To Sue Over Water Regs
• DOD Contractor Cybersecurity Rule Brings New FCA Risks
• Chicago Attys Hope New Clerk Will Modernize Cook County
• Groups Say Gulf Of Mexico Analysis Ignored Deepwater Spill
• Lawyering While Parenting: A Day In A Mom's Pandemic Life
• Ore., Ill. Back CalSavers In 9th Circ. ERISA Battle
• Ariz. Official Says Navajo Members Can't Save Voting Suit
• Chicago Debtors May Lose High Court Case But See Relief
• FCC Still Ignores Wireless Harms, 5G Critics Tell DC Circ.
• Judge Won't Release More Mueller Docs After Trump Tweets
• FCC Urged To Move Ahead With TV 'White Space' Plan
• Harris, Others Urge 9th Circ. Not To Revive 'Conscience Rule'
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 3
• 5 States Poised To Legalize Pot At The Ballot
• Advocates Urge FCC To Make Suicide Hotline More Accessible
• Compliance Pointers On Calif. COVID-19 Workers' Comp Law
• DOL Asks Contractors To Flag 'Anti-American' Worker Training
• ACLU Can't Reach Separated Parents Of 545 Migrant Kids
• Ex-Trump Fundraiser Cops To Illegal 1MDB-Linked Lobbying
• Top Dems Ask IG To Review DOJ Election Meddling Concerns
• Mutual Of Omaha Can't Shake Prerecorded Marketing Call Suit
• Trump 'Declassify' Tweet Not An Order To Declassify, Feds Say
• Feds, ConocoPhillips Tell 9th Circ. Alaska Drill Plan Is OK
• State Dept. Proposes Limits On Business Travel Visas
• USDA's Virus Food Aid Limits Harm Neediest, 9th Circ. Told
• Watchdog Finds $19B In Wasted Afghan Spending Since 2002
• FTC Authority Challenges Mentioned By 'Every Defendant'
• Attys Can Help Clients Better Prepare For Climate Impacts
• US Bank Regulators Seek To Codify That Guidance Isn't Law
• Calls Spread To Enact 'Right Of Recall' For Laid-Off Workers
• Bank Groups Lobby Congress For Virus Relief 'Debt Trap' Fix
• Pa. Judge Seems Open To Trump's Bid For Poll Office Access
• 4 Tips To Help Benefits Plans Achieve Mental Health Parity
• 4 Ways A Biden Election Could Swing SEC Priorities
• NY Man Pleads Not Guilty To Threatening To Kill Flynn Judge
• House GOP Demands Hearing On Social Media Bias
• Ariz. County, Tribe Spar Over Standing In Early Voting Row
• LA Sued Over Delays In Marijuana Delivery Licensing
• Trump Admin. Set To Expand Types Of Crimes Barring Asylum
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink HHS Cuts To Medicare Drug Program
• Ga. Gov. Slams 'Baseless' Block On Abortion Law At 11th Circ.
• Alsup Slams Dept. Of Education's Student Loan Relief Deal
• Judge Says NYC Liable For Lack Of Blind-Friendly Crosswalks
• Tribes Back Up Shawnee Appeal In Virus Funding Row
• Religious Freedom Case Raises Anti-Bias Conundrum
• Permian Producers Eye Election's Effect On Federal Leases
• SC Crab Harvest Approval Unlawful, Wildlife Groups Say
• SBA Change-In-Ownership Guidance Highlights PPP Flaws
• Brazilian Data Protection Law's Impact On US Financial Firms
• 3 Ways COVID-19 Is Reshaping The EB-5 Landscape
• Questions Raised By FDA's New Lab Test Policy
• 9th Circ. Told Seismic Survey Ruling Shows Drilling Suit Moot
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 2
• State Compliance Review A Must For Online Political Ads
• US, Brazil Strike Small-Scale Deal To Smooth Trade Flows
• 5 Cost-Cutting Strategies For Corporate Legal Departments
• NJ Town Payroll Tax Unfairly Targets Outsiders, Court Told
• House Panel's Trump Doc Subpoena Valid, DC Circ. Told
• AGs In A Pandemic: Connors Talks Hawaii Travel Measures
• Ill. High Court Candidates At Odds Over Future Of The Court
• Google Hit With Landmark Antitrust Suit
• Supreme Court Upholds Pa.'s 3-Day Mail-In Ballot Extension
• Chamber, Universities Challenge 'Assault' On H-1B Visas
• Fidelity Blasted At Trial For 'Blindly Dumping' Donated Shares
• High Court Won't Review Case Involving 1946 Lynching Docs
• FinCEN Urges Vigilance On Human Trafficking Amid COVID-19
• Tribes Say Dakota Access Pipeline Must Halt For NEPA Review
• CDC Tightens Guidance For Masks On Planes, Public Transit
• Justices Take 4th Amendment Case, Slam Vt. Privacy Ruling
• Montana Judge Sets Aside Acting Land Bureau Head's Acts
• Trump Tells DC Circ. TikTok Ruling Undermines His Authority
• Lawyer Asks Court To Block Pa. Bar's Anti-Bias Rule
• NJ AG Sues Feds For Proof Of Affordable Housing, Crime Link
• EU Presses UK To Move On Irish Border VAT, Customs Checks
• No Big Payday For Home Health Aides Despite Wage Rule
• 5th Circ. OKs Texas Mail-in Ballot Signature Checks
• Mich. Residents Granted Class Status In Tax Foreclosure Row
• Trump Elevates Former Pence Counsel To Lead Claims Court
• Preparing The Next Generation Of Female Trial Lawyers
• Mentorship Is Key To Fixing Drop-Off Of Women In Law
• What BigLaw Can Do To Actually Retain Female Attorneys
• Female Attorneys Gain Ground In Battle For Clerkships​
• Wearing Natural Hair In BigLaw
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Biden-Trump Contest Has Fate Of Green Regs At Stake
• DOL's New H-1B Wage Rules Disregard Congressional Intent
• Fla. Justices Decline Review Of Airbnb's County Tax Win
• DOJ Again Backs Raiders In 9th Circ. Oakland Antitrust Row
• Calculating FCA Damages From PPP Fraud May Be Tricky
• 6th Circ. Lifts Block On Kentucky Abortion Facility Law
• NY Court Trims Docs For Handover In NY AG's Trump Probe
• Immigrant Orgs' Asylum Work Permit Backlog Plan Rebuffed
• Musicians Fight NLRB Nonemployee Property Access Limits
• Feds Defend Sending Autistic Child To Mexico In Asylum Fight
• Pa. Judge Denies Demand To Close Philly-Area Voting Center
• States, Greens Ask For Reversal Of EPA's HFC Regs Rollback
• Justices Warned Of 'Upheaval' In FHFA Constitutionality Case
• Trump Asks Justices To Grant Bid To Halt Vance Subpoena
• Trump Admin. Hit With Another Suit Over Vaccine Contracts
• GOP Candidates In Western Pa. Demand Poll Watchers
• Kentucky Tax Talk: What Appeals Board Reinstatement Means
• House Dems Say Pai's Section 230 Rulemaking Is Political
• How A Biden Administration Would Shape IP Policy
• No, COVID-19 Isn't Slipping Through Your N95, OSHA Says
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 1
• Thomas Decries Okla. 'Uncertainty' As Tribal Tax Case Denied
• Justices Will Review Wall Funding, 'Remain In Mexico' Policy
• 5 Ways Firms Can Avoid Female Atty Exodus During Pandemic
• In Their Own Words: Being A Woman In BigLaw
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• Glass Ceiling Report: How Does Your Firm Measure Up?
• Twitter's Block Of NY Post Biden Story Draws RNC Complaint
• High Court To Hear Feds' Bid To Cut Immigrants From Census
• Trump Changes Course, Approves Calif. Wildfire Relief Bid
• Lottery Winners Say Potential Pause In Visa Ban Suit Harmful
• 1st NY 'Tech Sprint' To Target Crypto Co. Regulatory Reporting
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Utah Coal Plant Permit Dispute
• Industry Groups Drop Suit Over Copyrighted Regulations
• Myriad Section 230 Bills Show Agreement Still Out Of Reach
• Judge Wants Trump To Clarify 'Declassify' Tweets
• No Overhaul Likely After House Antitrust Tech Report
• FCC Asks For National Security Review Of 2 Telecoms
• NJ Immigration Attys' Virus-Risk Suit Gets Tossed, For Now
• EEOC Data On Sex Harassment, Retaliation Found Lacking
• 9th Circ. Says Navajos Lack Standing For Ariz. Vote Suit
• A 1st Look At New EU Screening Of Foreign Direct Investment
• FTC Gets Court To Halt Allegedly Fake Inmate Calling Plans
• IRS Real Estate Push Should Wake Up Foreign Investors
• Vance Asks Justices To Deny Trump's Bid To Halt Subpoena
• Ohio Pot Co. Wins Second Shot At Dispensary Licenses
• Dem Sens. Say DHS Biometrics Plan Is Unwanted Surveillance
• DOJ Must Fix 'Lax' Bank Merger Oversight, FTC's Chopra Says
• Calif. Pot Farmer Can't Sue County Over Crop Destruction
• Tech Consultants File First Challenge To H-1B Wage Hikes
• Energy, Climate Policy Chasm Divides Trump And Biden
• NY Tax Talk: Trump Tax Returns, Revenue Rebound, Reform
• Facing Policy Shifts, Oil And Gas Cos. Need Depreciation Help
• Pa. Amusement Parks Say Mask Mandate Doesn't Violate ADA
• High Court Faces Preemption Dilemma In Drug Benefits Case
• Enviros Say Feds Failed To Justify Clean Water Act Change
• Daily Fantasy Sports Dues Count As Wagers, IRS Says
• NJ Says Contractor Ownership Rule Is Constitutional
• Green Groups Hammer EPA Over Coal Ash Pit Rule
• 5th Circ. Revives Devout Catholic's ACA Challenge
• Chamber Asks Trump To Rework Diversity Training Order
• Split SEC Relaxes Certain Auditor Independence Rules
• What Ohio COVID-19 Liability Shield Means For Employers
• WH Says Suit Over Enviro Reviews For Farm Loans Premature
• How The State And Local Regulatory Landscape Is Expanding
• NY Employers Must Prepare For New COVID-19 Closures
• Atty Gaps, Case Backlogs Set Stage As NY Eviction Hold Lifts
• Oregon Pot Regulator Eases Licensing Rules To Clear Backlog
• Ark. Justices Say Bench Trial As Sanction Goes Too Far
• Divided CFTC Enacts Long-Awaited Rules On Position Limits
• DOL Rule Limiting Socially Conscious Investing Awaits OK
• Judicial Watch Asks DC Circ. To Revisit Clinton Email Saga
• Dems Plead Case Against Barrett Confirmation
• WeChat Judge Skeptical Of Feds' Bid To Quickly Shutter App
• SBA Merges Mentor-Protege Programs
• Workers' Rights Lawyers Urge Senate To Reject Judge Barrett
• Ex-Tribe Members Say DOI Can't Dodge Disenrollment Fight
• Contractors Scramble Amid Ban On Some Anti-Bias Trainings
• DC Circ. Skeptical Hospital Price Disclosure Rule Is Unlawful
• Cannabis Orgs Launch Business Certification Pilot Program
• Kansas Looks To Block DOI Decision On Tribal Land
• McGahn Subpoena Case Again Returns To Full DC Circ.
• Judge Extends Deadline For Prisoners To Claim Virus Checks
• Pandemic Could Force Rescue Of Housing Tax Credit Program
• Trade Court Again Blocks Tariff Expansion On Solar Panels
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• FCC Radio Spectrum Reallocation Could Impair Vehicle Safety
• SEP Users Should Jettison Antitrust For Patent, Contract Law
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