Public Policy Archive » March, 2021

Public Policy - March, 2021

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• Justices Skeptical NCAA Amateurism Deserves A Pass
• Gig Economy Boost Will Persist Post-Pandemic, Report Says
• DC Malpractice Firm Reps Police Suing Trump Over Riot
• Biden's Transportation Infrastructure Plan Faces Bumpy Road
• Verizon, US Cellular Can't Delay Work On Caller ID Tech
• NLRB Top Cop Says Labor Law May Shield Social Justice Talk
• CFPB Retracts Measures Granting Cos. Relief Amid Crisis
• Dish Network Failed To Carry San Francisco Station, Suit Says
• Griddy Opposes Creation Of Customers Committees In Ch. 11
• UK Authority Taking Second Look At Sports Fashion Merger
• Va. Gov. Seeks To Legalize, Tax Cannabis This Summer
• Biden's Infrastructure Plan Is A Clean Energy Bonanza
• US Sens. Back Calif.'s Donor Info Rule Before Supreme Court
• Chief Justice Thomas? 'There's No Opening,' Roberts Quips
• Wash. On Track To Shut Down Immigration Detention Center
• FCC Vote Would Give Spectrum To Private Space Launches
• US Calls Out China For Corporate 'Social Credit' System
• EPA Purges Scientific Advisory Boards
• Recent Developments Muddle Texas Auto Insurance Rule
• 6th Circ. Ruling Marks Volatile Phase For Chevron Deference
• Groups Warn COVID IP Waiver Could Hurt Pandemic Efforts
• Trump's COVID-19 Work Visa Restrictions To Expire
• Conn. Lawmakers Worry Reforms Weaken Victims' Rights
• Biden Plan Allocates $100B To Get Every American Online
• Calif. Warehouse GHG Proposal Would Likely Face Lawsuits
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• DOD Issues Policy Allowing Open Transgender Service Again
• Proposed Amendments To Bayh-Dole Regulations Are Vexing
• NY Legalizes Pot Possession, Sales And Taxation
• NY Data Tax Bill Would Create Practical, Policy Hurdles
• Ignoring Tugboat Noise Sinks Oil Exploration Enviro Review
• DOL Urges 2nd Circ. To Halt Trump-Era Rule Challenge
• 11th Circ. Must Reinstate Ga. Abortion Restrictions, Gov. Says
• Texas Says Harvard, High Court 'Wrong' On Affirmative Action
• Judge Says 2016 Trump Campaign NDA Too Vague To Enforce
• Biden Infrastructure Plan Would Raise Corp. Tax Rates To 28%
• What Cos. Need To Know Before Entering Nascent NFT Market
• GOP AGs Ask High Court To Revive Public Charge Rule
• White House Sets Enviro Justice Council On Course
• Terrorist Watchlist Finds Support At 4th Circ.
• Labor Law Shields Race Bias Talk, NLRB Memo Says
• NY Lawmakers Send Pot Legalization Bill To Cuomo
• Redding Rancheria Sues Calif. For 'Bad Faith' Negotiations
• Biden Signs 2-Month Extension For PPP Virus Loan Program
• NLRB Tells 4th Circ. Courts Can Enforce Voluntary Orders
• Canadian Co. Still On Hook In Pa. Medical Pot Biz Blowup
• NM AG Aims To Block Licensing Of Nuclear Waste Facilities
• 7 Energy Trade Issues Facing The Biden Administration
• FTC Challenges Illumina's $8B Deal For Cancer Detection Biz
• 12 States Rally To Defend Trump-Era Contractor Bias Rule
• DC Circ. Revives Vets Group's Suit Over 'Mar-A-Lago Council'
• Texas Judge Wonders If Congress Will Moot DACA Challenge
• FCC Urged To Crack Down On Prison Phone Site Deals
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Flint Water Victims Slam Attys' $202M Fee Bid
• Can Antitrust Enforcement Be A Tool For Racial Equity?
• Tribe Wins Waiver To Get 2.5 GHz License On Trust Lands
• Tribe 'Can't Rewrite The Law,' Judge Says In Land Trust Case
• ​​​​​​​DHS Wants Out Of Surety Cos.' 'Hypothetical' Bond Claims
• Investment Firm Says Ex-Trump Appointee, Atty Stole $10M
• ERCOT Says It Is Immune From Suit Over Texas Outage Death
• Visa Winners Say 'Injuries Linger' Despite Biden Orders
• Why S Corporation Payments Are Almost Always Wages
• Pa. Anti-Mask Restaurant Can't Reopen During Appeal
• DOL's FLSA Kickback Suit Spared From Discovery Protocols
• DHS Sanctioned Over Border Officers' Note-Shredding
• 'Coercive' Prosecution Drives Trial Penalty, Defense Attys Say
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• Judge Jackson Tapped For DC Circ. In 1st Biden Nominations
• Optum's $13.8B Change Healthcare Buy Under DOJ Scrutiny
• Biden Signs Trimmed Extension Of COVID Bankruptcy Relief
• NY State Lawmakers Float Creation Of 5G Safety Commission
• 5th Circ. Clashes On Handling Of Texas Prisoners In Pandemic
• Fla. Gov. Signs Sweeping COVID-19 Liability Protection Law
• GAO Says USAID Needs Better Vetting On Palestinian Aid
• Female Heads Of FCC, FTC, NTIA Talk Remote Work, COVID-19
• GAO Says NLRB Lost 26% Of Staff, Faces Morale Problem
• DOL Moves To Nix Rule Making Unions Detail Trusts' Finances
• Justices Won't Rethink Challenges To Ill. COVID-19 Orders
• Charter Says Maine's Pro Rata Cable Law Oversteps Bounds
• US Regulators Seek Input On AI Use In Banking
• USTR Suspends Trade Deal With Myanmar Over Military Coup
• Warren's Amazon Spat May Signal New Push For Alternative Tax
• Biden Admin. Unveils Offshore Wind Expansion Plans
• ICE Says It Will Release Migrant Families In 15 Days Or Less
• Ranch, Biden Admin. In Border Wall Dispute Settlement Talks
• Fla. House Panel OKs Amended Marketplace, Nexus Bill
• Century-Old MLB Antitrust Carveout Looms Over NCAA Case
• DC Court Tosses Suit Challenging Transition Tax Rules
• Miss. Co. Showed Foreign Labor Need For Visas, DOL Says
• Deal Eyed In Fight Over Virtual Pittsburgh Court Access
• Dems, GOP Move To Give Doctors, Nurses 40K Unused Visas
• Penn & Teller, Libertarian Orgs Ask NLRB To Chill On Tweets
• We Can Fix Defamation Law While Respecting 1st Amendment
• Griddy Energy Customers May Get Ch. 11 Committee
• Mo. Pot Regulator Asks Court To Toss License Award
• CDC Extends Federal Anti-Eviction Order Through June
• Justices Won't Hear Request To Make Clinton Be Deposed
• Digital COVID Vaccine Passports Should Be Antitrust-Exempt
• Tribes Challenge Trump's Interpretation Of Clean Water Act
• $1B Power Line Foes Target Approval Of Cross-Border Permit
• Man Accused Of Threatening Flynn Judge Reaches Plea Deal
• NY Judge Scolded For Facebook Photos In Cop Uniform
• Suspended Atty Wants Court Review Of Calif. Bar Speech Rule
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• SEC Should Get Behind Shareholder Voting Transparency
• Supreme Court Will Examine AG Powers In Abortion Case
• Dems Take Aim At SEC Shareholder Proposal Rules Changes
• Tribal, Religious Groups Back Apache Bid To Halt Copper Mine
• ACLU Slams Feds' Bid To Duck Social Media Surveillance Suit
• Fla. COVID-19 Biz Liability Shield Bill Sent To Gov.'s Desk
• Oakland A's Win Bid To Curb Toxic Releases Near Future Park
• Biz Groups Challenge Labor Dept.'s Delay Of Contractor Rule
• EU Wants Member States To Refer More Nascent Mergers
• AT&T Warns Demands For Speed 'Symmetry' Can Go Too Far
• Commerce Eases Reporting Rules For Encryption Exports
• Dems Press Ahead With Effort To Nix OCC's 'True Lender' Rule
• GOP Sens. Unveil Bill To Cut Natural Gas Export Regulations
• Illinois Gov. Vetoes Injury Award Interest Bill
• FTC Has Plan B For Restitution Under High Court Review
• Bill Introduced To Block Chinese Cos. From SBA Help
• North Dakota Senate Kills Pot Legalization, Tax Bills
• 6th Circ. Revives Professor's Challenge To Pronoun Rule
• EPA Yanks Trump-Era Permit For St. Croix Oil Refinery
• Ill. Gov.'s Campaign Staffers Sanctioned For Discovery Delays
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NY To Vote On Pot Legalization Bill
• Wire Hanger Importer Says CBP Redactions Warped Probe
• Construction Cos. Can't Stop NJ Wage Actions At 3rd Circ.
• US Drops Trade Probes Of Brazilian Digital Tax, 3 Others
• Up Next At High Court: Acting SG Makes Debut In NCAA Case
• DOT's Buttigieg Might Pump Brakes On 5.9 GHz Sharing
• FERC Dam Plan For Mussels Mostly OK, DC Circ. Says
• Groups Demand End To CFPB's Dispute Deadline Relief, Again
• Dems Reintroduce Internet Of Things Cybersecurity Bill
• Texas Justices Won't Review Bikini-Latex Club Tax Appeal
• DHS Ousts Most Homeland Security Advisers From Council
• Don't Let Trump NEPA Overhaul Linger, Advocates Say
• Judge Trims But Won't Toss Dallas Sick Leave Suit
• Perkins Coie Land-Use Head Sees 4 Active Sectors Amid Virus
• Ill. Settles Dispute With Amtrak Over Fuel Spill Contamination
• The UK Needs Safe Harbors For Libor's Wind-Down
• US-Venezuela Feud Derails WTO Dispute Session Again
• Recent Rulings Reinforce DOJ's Global White Collar Reach
• 5th Circ. Won't Shut The Door On Void Pollution Rule Just Yet
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Texas Judge Won't Stop Austin's Mask Mandate
• Sens. Seek $6B Boost To FCC's COVID Broadband Fund
• NH Speaker Tells 1st Circ. Reps. Can't Force Virtual Votes
• DOL Should Expand Access To OT Pay, Dem Lawmakers Say
• Ohio Tax Talk: Ensuring A Nonprofit's Property Tax Exemption
• Biden Taps Ex-DOL Chief Of Staff For Labor Solicitor Post
• White House Taps EEOC's Samuels For New 5-Year Term
• NCAA Amateurism Under Microscope In High Court Args
• Rep. Norton Recommends Civil Rights Atty For DC Fed. Court
• Judge Tosses Austin's Challenge To $2.1B Texas Pipeline
• Biden Urged To Name National Cyber Czar Amid Breaches
• SD High Court Asked To Study Ballot Measures Amid Pot Row
• FTC, DOJ Vertical Guidelines Remain In Effect, For Now
• Justices Told To Scrap Fed. Circ. Limits On Follow-Up Suits
• Long Beach Says Seattle Win Sinks 'Hero Pay' Challenge
• Libor Transition Hits 'Milestone' With NY Legacy Contracts Fix
• Calls For Legal Clarity Abound At Security Token Summit
• Dems Decry Lack Of Race, Gender Diversity In Federal Courts
• GOP Sen. Demands SEC Briefing On 'Premature' ESG Initiative
• Trump Sided With Industry Over ESA Protections, Enviros Say
• Justices Face Faster Online Disclosure Rules Under GOP Bill
• FTC Considering New Rules For Competition
• Airbnb Hosts Lose Challenge To Jersey City Rental Law
• DOJ Says Keep Trump's EB-5 Rules Under 'De Facto' Doctrine
• Global Tax Enforcement Group Pursuing Fintech Firms
• Tribal Police Case Gives Justices Chance To Thread Needle
• 5th Circ. Upholds Asylum Denial Over Missing Paperwork
• Reps. Emphasize Web Moderation Mistakes, Future Fixes
• Democrats Move To Nix Trump-Era Oil And Gas Methane Regs
• US Ranks 2nd In Global Patent Protection For 3rd Year
• Capital-Raising Strategy After SEC's Private Offering Rules
• SEC's Peirce Aims To Improve Digital Asset Safe Harbor Plan
• Florida A Warning For Biden As He Picks Red-State Judges
• Rep. Buck Says It's Time For Congress To Act On Big Tech
• Dem, GOP Lawmakers Suggest Expelling Migrant Children
• Feds Tell Justices Guam's Landfill Suit Filed Too Late
• NY Rent Control Bill Would Hurt Residential Real Estate Sector
• NJ Says Employers Can Mandate Vaccine, With Exceptions
• NY Judicial Discipline Reached Decade High In 2020
• Senate Approves Biden's Pick For Treasury Deputy Secretary
• Arizona Sues US Over Tax-Cut Restriction In Virus Relief Law
• DOJ Nominee Gupta To Advance After Tied Senate Panel Vote
• Dems Eye Yearly 125K Refugee Minimum After Historic Lows
• Uniform Law Group Cans Online Sales Tax Model Law Review
• Failure To Refute Should Be A Defamation Defense
• Calif. Donor Law Challengers Didn't Prove Harm, Justices Told
• Canada's Top Court Says National GHG Price Is Constitutional
• What CFPB Policy Shift Means For Scrutiny Of Abusive Acts
• Dem Lawmakers Urge Biden Admin. To Rethink Pot Firings
• Justices Told Refineries Can't Reclaim Biofuel Exemptions
• Feds Back Green Card Limits For TPS Holders At High Court
• NYC Settles Environmental Dept. Workers' OT Suit For $332K
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• 'No Further Adjournments' For Trial Of Ex-CIA Programmer
• Justices Say Plaintiff Who Evaded Police Was Still 'Seized'
• Facebook, Others Urge 6th Circ. To Narrow Robocall Liability
• State Legislator Rob Bonta Tapped As New Calif. AG
• States Mull Paid Sick Laws After Stimulus Leaves Out Mandate
• Biden Voices Support For Paycheck Bill On Equal Pay Day
• CFPB Says Pandemic Caused Uptick In Consumer Complaints
• 9th Circ. Judges Spar Over Failed Bid To Rehear Asylum Rule
• NJ Can't Force Cable Cos. To Prorate Customers' Bills
• NY Pot Bill To Get Vote Next Week, Sponsor Says
• Housing Advocates Say Rule Stalls Tax Credit Deals
• Klobuchar Says Congress Has Rare Shot At Antitrust Overhaul
• DOJ's Acting Antitrust Chief Says No Transition Slowdown
• Reps Urge Biden To Make COVID Vax Mandatory For Military
• Yellen Cool On Too-Big-To-Fail Labels For Asset Managers
• Jail Phone Cos. 'Double Dip' In Fee Collections, FCC Told
• 3rd Circ. Won't Touch Clinic's Win In Worker's ADA Suit
• Last-Minute Trump Admin. Medicaid Letter Muddles Waivers
• Biden's H1-B Approach Will Benefit Foreign Workers And US
• NLRB Pauses Mail Vote Among Vaccinated Hospital Workers
• Tariffs Key To Managing Global Steel Production, Report Says
• Wireless Providers Call For New 5G, Spectrum Strategy
• Labor And Employment Changes Ahead For Gov't Contractors
• Fed. Court Won't Stop NYC From Going After Price-Gougers
• HHS Nominee Clears Senate In Transgender Milestone
• ​​​​​​​Harris To Oversee Immigration At Southern Border
• CBP's Jones Act Ruling Provides Certainty For Offshore Wind
• Tax Policy Too Complex For Ballot, Ariz. Justices Told
• Pot Trade Group Can Enter Maine Cannabis License Dispute
• Red States Ramp Up Fight Against Biden Oil Lease Pause
• HHS Wants Justices' Review Of Hospital Reimbursement Fight
• Too Little, Too Late: NYC Tenants Rip Stopgap Rent Aid Policy
• NY Passes Bill To Strip Nursing Homes Of Legal Immunity
• NLRB Staff Told To Step Up Outreach In Post-Trump Pivot
• Key Takeaways From SEC's Enhanced ESG Disclosure Focus
• Vast Trove Of Big Pharma's Opioid Records Launches Online
• Former 8th Circ. Judge Kermit Bye Dies At 84
• 2 Key Biden Enviro Nominees Head For Full Senate Vote
• Paxton Not Immune In Whistleblower Suit, Texas Judge Says
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• Fired Parler Co-Founder Sues Over $3 Payout For 40% Stake
• DOL Lets Part Of Trump's Tipped Worker Rule Take Effect
• FCC's Carr Foresees Compromise On Spectrum, Net Neutrality
• Border Crossing Didn't Override Removal Bar, 8th Circ. Says
• Yellen, Powell Defend Push To Keep Tabs On Climate Risks
• Democrats Move To Nix Trump-Era EEOC Conciliation Rule
• NJ Atty Can't Pursue Free Speech Suit Over Teaching Gig
• Groups Fight Approval Of Water Pipeline Over Enviro Concern
• Justices Wary Of Safety Risk If Tribal Police Power Curbed
• FERC Stokes Uncertainty With Climate Review Shift
• Minn., Iowa Groups Urge FCC To Withhold Broadband Funds
• Feds Don't Want Hospital Groups In Pharma Discount Fight
• SDNY Could See 1st Black US Atty With Schumer's Pick
• Apple, Goldman Cleared In Credit Card Discrimination Probe
• DHS Faces Legal Fire Over Stalled Spousal Visa Extensions
• Insurance Broker Beats W.Va. Bridal Shop's Virus Suit
• 9th Circ. Agrees To Toss Coal Export Appeal Amid Bankruptcy
• Ga. Legislators OK Limiting Agency Deference In Tax Cases
• Sens. Asks USPTO To Review Patent Eligibility Last
• Federal Gov't Can Learn From State Drug Pricing Efforts
• Chief Justice Plants Signpost For Future Monument Litigation
• Hair Bias Bill Sponsors Call On VP Harris For Support
• Pot Offense Behind Illegal Reentry Doesn't DQ Relief Bid
• Pot Banking Bill Gets New Introduction In Senate
• OSHA May Be Closer To Getting COVID-19 Regs On Track
• 1st Barrett Opinion Makes Gov't Privilege Broader And Murkier
• When Gov't Contacts Lead To DC Long-Arm Jurisdiction
• EU Should Push Ahead Of OECD's Tax Work, Vestager Says
• SEC Shouldn't Target Funds With New ESG Task Force
• 3 Arthrex-Adjacent High Court Cases Could Affect PTAB's Fate
• 11th Circ. Rips FDA's 'Invisible Ink' Interpretation Of Drug Act
• 3 Key Improvements To Maryland Pass-Through Entity Tax
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Shippers Blast Rail Cos. Bid For Appeal On Evidence Issue
• Ex-Yale Prof Says Tweet On Trump, Dershowitz Got Her Fired
• Fed Vice Chair Stresses Need To Halt New Libor Issuances
• Texas Overstepped With Smokable Hemp Ban, Court Is Told
• DOJ Blasts Google's 'Glacial' Pace In Antitrust Suit
• DOI Solicitor Ends Ruling That ND, Not Tribe, Owns Riverbed
• Justices Probe 'Line-Drawing Problems' In Union Access Case
• FinCEN To Seek Input On Rules Targeting Shell Companies
• DOJ Says It Will Have Answer On Trump Asylum Rule By June
• CORRECTED: DC Circ. Voids NLRB Religious Reach Decision
• Local Fears Don't Justify Halting Hawaii Beer Deal, DOJ Says
• Celebs, Women's Groups Push Dems To Ditch Tipped Wage
• Illinois Bill Seeks To File Down Biometric Law's Sharp Teeth
• Biden Officially Picks Amazon Critic Lina Khan For FTC Post
• Md. House OKs Whistleblower Tax Bill Akin To IRS Program
• Green Groups Want Trump's Last-Minute Lease Sale Scrapped
• Alaska Tribe Fights DOI Bid For Early Win In Bingo Hall Row
• Head Of DOL's Benefits Unit Under Trump Rejoins Groom Law
• Calif. Sens. Urge Biden To Restore Vehicle Emission Power
• USPTO Wants Feedback On Expanding Patent Exam Eligibility
• 4th Circ. Won't Rethink Upholding Private Divestiture Order
• Marty Walsh Confirmed As New Labor Secretary
• Input To NHTSA On Automated Vehicle Rules Reflects Rifts
• FCC Gauges Lifeline's Progress Toward Shift To Broadband
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• Feds Didn't Need Wage Data In H-2A Visa Suit, Judge Says
• Judge OKs Withholding Asylee's DOJ Docs As Privileged
• 'Hero Pay' Mandate Violates Labor Law, Grocers Tell 9th Circ.
• Jenner & Block Launches SF Office, Hires Ex-Newsom Aide
• How Nonfungible Tokens Could Disrupt The Legal Landscape
• UK Watchdog Probes Penguin's $2.2B Simon & Schuster Deal
• Chief District Judge Jarvey Of Iowa To Retire Next Year
• Tax To Remain EU Priority After Global Deal, Official Says
• NY Settlement Highlights Growing Risk Of FCA Tax Claims
• Mass. AG Tells Judge Uber, Lyft Flout Law Via Worker Status
• New Mexico Legislature OKs Paid Sick Leave Requirement
• Chief Justice Signals Presidential Monuments Need Review
• AstraZeneca Calls Virus Vaccine 'Highly Effective'
• NLRB Appoints New Deputy Associate General Counsel
• Improving Protections For Immigrant Domestic Abuse Victims
• W.Va. Becomes Latest State With COVID Liability Shield Law
• COVID Muddles Tobacco Cos. Health Warning Dispute
• Apaches Push 9th Circ. To Halt Copper Mine Land Exchange
• New Calif. Privacy Board Poised To Balance Various Interests
• USCIS Shifts Policy On Minors With Alleged 'Gang Affiliations'
• No Role For Feds In Tribes' Ore. Water Claims, DC Circ. Says
• High Court Allows DOJ To Join NCAA Amateurism Arguments
• La. Real Estate Appraisers Push Justices To Review FTC Case
• FCC To Share Telecom Outage Info With More Gov't Agencies
• NYC Price-Gouging Enforcement Based On 'Secret List': Suit
• Up Next At High Court: Paying Farms For Union Access
• SEC Panelists Trade Blows On ESG Disclosure Plan
• 3 Employer Takeaways From The Latest Virus Relief Push
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of President's Indefinite Security Tariff Power
• Lawmakers Seek To Halt Dutch-Chinese Semiconductor Deal
• NM Pols Forge Deal After Justices Keep Med Mal Cap Intact
• HHS Halts 'Ticking Timebomb' Sunset Rule After Being Sued
• Sackler Act Would Ban Release Of Nondebtor Gov't Claims
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NM Vote Goes Up In Smoke
• End In Sight For Calif. Market Sourcing Plan, Tax Pro Says
• ICE Reports 72% Fall In New International Student Enrollment
• Coronavirus Q&A: Greenspoon Marder's Hospitality Chair
• 8 Questions For NARUC President Paul Kjellander
• Nixon Peabody Co-Op Leader Sees Strong Residential Sectors
• Texas Justices Punt On Electric Grid Operator's Immunity
• Ill. Says Amtrak Fuel Spill Contaminated Groundwater
• Bannon Says Feds Must Fully Drop Indictment After Pardon
• Bankrupt Texas Power Co. Working To Forgive Customer Debt
• Brazil Approves Latin America's 1st Bitcoin ETF
• Feds Ax Proposal For Green Card Sponsors' Bank Info
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Suez Asks European Court To Step Into Fray Over Veolia Deal
• Gambit To Block Trump's Midnight Regulations Will Likely Fail
• 3 Areas Of FTC Online Marketing Enforcement To Watch
• Pa. Appeals Court Affirms Nonprofit Biz Tax Exemption
• NJ Panel Upholds $300M PSEG Nuclear Plant Subsidy
• Calif. Justices Won't Hear Expansion Of Plant Siting Reviews
• NY Judge Resigns After Alleged Threats Against Ex-Girlfriend
• FCC Emergency System Upgrade Might Add Internet Alerts
• ITC Finds $2.4B Worth Of Illegal Seafood Imports
• FTC Should Have Global Antitrust Regulatory Aspirations
• DC Court Tosses Challenge To Passport Denial Over Tax Debt
• Takeaways From A Pandemic Year In NYC Housing Courts
• Regulators Will Let COVID-19 Capital Relief For Banks Expire
• A Guide To Getting COBRA Subsidies Right The 1st Time
• Calif. Dems Eye Building Restrictions As Fire Season Nears
• ​​​​​​​HHS Tells Supreme Court It Will End Abortion 'Gag Rule'
• House Republicans Say Antitrust Reform Should Stick To Tech
• House OKs VAWA Update With Stronger Tribal Provisions
• Google Judge Mulls Weight Of States' Choice In Transfer Bid
• FERC Steps Up Climate Change Reviews Of Gas Projects
• ACLU Tells 6th Circ. Robocall Ban Was Unenforceable
• AT&T Pulls Sponsored Data Due To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• 4th Circ. Revives Guilty Verdict Against Ex-Flynn Partner
• US Tightens Exports To Russia Over Dissident Poisonings
• Pa. Bar Leaders Aren't Giving Up On Drafting Anti-Bias Rule
• Will 2021 Be The Year For Pot Banking Reform?
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Can't Get Rid Of Flint Water Crisis Charges
• Feds Say They Inherited 'A Mess,' But Deny Crisis At Border
• Fintech OppFi Faces CFPB Probe Over Military Lending
• Senate Bill Aims To Give DHS More Power To Fight EB-5 Fraud
• Conn. Strikes Deal With 2 Tribes On Sports, Online Gambling
• Seattle Beats Grocers' Challenge To Pandemic Pay Law
• Biden's Green Overhaul Will Have To Clear Trump's Judiciary
• ERISA May Preempt Wash. Long-Term Care Measure
• Senate Commerce Panel Mulls Broadband Speed Benchmarks
• Pro-Biz Group Backs Axon 9th Circ. Merger Review Challenge
• Menendez Introduces Bill Protecting Cannabis Co. Insurers
• Citizenship Paths For 'Dreamers,' Farmworkers Pass House
• Colombian Can't Shake Fugitive Status In $350M Bribery Case
• ICE Ordered To Transport NY Detainees To Get Vaccines
• Teamsters Slam 'Desperate' Challenge To NLRB Acting GC
• White House Wants Court To Remand Trump's NEPA Overhaul
• Trump-Era DOJ Atty Rejoins Jones Day As Gov't Reg Partner
• US Settles With Ranch Owner Over Creek Damage For $360K
• EU OKs Danfoss' $3.3B Eaton Hydraulic Buy, With Conditions
• Ariz. High Court Urged Not To Block High-Income Tax Measure
• Democrats Eye Biz Tax Hikes To Fund Permanent Child Credit
• Squire Patton Atty Named To New Calif. Privacy Board
• Okla. Dodges Suit Over Pot License Residency Rules
• No Jail Release For Man Accused Of Threatening Flynn Judge
• La. Tax Talk: Hotel Taxes, Parish Dispute, Challenging Regs
• Ex-NJ Pol Ducks Prison Over False Report In Atty Bribe Case
• Calif. AG Wins Senate Confirmation To Lead HHS
• 21 AGs Sue Biden Admin. Over XL Pipeline Permit Revocation
• 2nd Circ. Says Chinese Regs Key To Vitamin Price-Fixing Case
• Sen. Brown Says Public Banking Plan Can 'Rebuild Trust'
• Commerce Subpoenas Chinese Cos. In IT Supply-Chain Probe
• Pomerantz Nabs Lead Counsel In Pebble Mine Suit
• Reps. Offer Bills To Improve Tribal Sanitation And Schools
• DOI Defends Gambling Green Light On Kan. Tribal Trust Land
• Remaining Texas Utility Commissioner Resigns Amid Criticism
• House Votes To Extend Pandemic-Era Bankruptcy Relief
• Omarosa Can't Depose Trump, Kelly In DOJ's Ethics Case
• CFTC Says New Climate Unit Could Spur Regulatory Changes
• CWA Asks FCC To Assess Retail Hit Of Verizon-TracFone Deal
• Pa. GOP High Court Hopefuls Press Conservative Bona Fides
• Commerce Committee Has Bipartisan Eye On Digital Divide
• Mayorkas Defends Mexico Border Handling As Orderly
• Pharmacies Rip FDA Bid To End Compound Drugs Reg Case
• CFPB Urges Banks, Collectors To Not Touch Stimulus Checks
• Houston Civil Rights Atty Sanctioned For 'Judge Shopping'
• FCC's 3.4 GHz Auction Rules Irk Rural Wireless Groups
• Financial Group Throws Support Behind New Pot Banking Bill
• Crypto Giant Coinbase Registers 115M Shares For Trading
• DC Lobbying Firm Can't Force Arbitration In Wage Suit
• Calif. Must Share Rx Data With Walgreens In Opioid Row
• 9th Circ. Backs Seattle Hotel Worker Health Mandate
• Independent Grocers Accuse Big-Boxes Of Edging Them Out
• GOP Says Biden Broke Law By Freezing Border Wall Funds
• 8th Circ. Says North Dakota Can't Cap Air Ambulance Rates
• Atlanta Zoning Office Rife With Anti-White Bias, Suit Says
• Nonprofits Sue To End Trump-Era Immigration Deal With Ariz.
• Texas AG Says Utility Co. Has Power To Slash Electric Rates
• SEC Head Wants Proxy Revamp Amid 'Soaring' ESG Demand
• A State Win In Bank Loan Suit Would Hurt Access To Credit
• Showing An Employer's Ability To Pay In Immigrant Petitions
• GOP House Armed Services Director Joins Holland & Knight
• EEOC Can't Beat Attorney's Bid For Age Bias Records
• Md. High Court Deems Baltimore Billboard Tax Constitutional
• How Cos. Can Build Effective Data Privacy Appeals Processes
• 3 Ways To Plan For A Possible Federal Ban On Noncompetes
• FERC Urged To Keep Customers Off Hook For Trade Org Dues
• Pa. County Official Vetoes Sick Leave Over Challenge Fears
• Higher Social Cost Of Carbon Will Support Biden Enviro Push
• Georgia's New Dem Sens. Signal Shift In Judicial Picks
• Long Hours, Pressure Led To Amazon Union Push, Sens. Told
• GOP Sens. Say Equality Act Hurts Religious Groups, Women
• FCC Inches Toward Booting 2 Chinese Telecoms From US
• IRS Pushes Back Tax Deadlines For Individuals To May 17
• Antitrust Deputy Joins Morrison & Foerster From DOJ
• Wis. Justices Order Environmental Impact Review Of Tax Rule
• FCC Inks $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• Dems Urge Biden To Spike 'Cancer Alley' Plant Permit
• Toss Of Escheat Subpoena 'Unprecedented,' Del. Justices Told
• A Changing Title IX Landscape Brings Challenges For Schools
• Judge Sees Through Ghost Tour's Free Speech COVID-19 Suit
• Senate Backs Tai As First Woman Of Color For Top Trade Post
• Davis Polk To Lead Cuomo Impeachment Investigation
• US Officials Expect Tough Talks With China In Alaska
• Eli Lilly Wins Bid To Block HHS Drug Discount Rule
• Justices Urged To Ignore State Appeal In La. Appraisers Case
• PhRMA Can't Get Minn. Insulin Pricing Law Overturned
• House Dem Tries Again To Undo Ariz. Copper Mine Land Swap
• NY Agency Must Face Nurse's Sex Harassment Suit
• Body Cam Co. Seeks 9th Circ. Look At FTC's Merger Reviews
• Fintiv Rule Challenges Face Long Odds After Fed. Circ. Ruling
• States Challenge Trump-Era Energy Efficiency Rules
• States Take Lead On Worker Protections For Legal Pot Users
• 'Bit-Con' Twitter Hacker Agrees To 3 Years' Jail Time
• Several AGs Join Texas-Led Google Monopolization Case
• Greater Migration At U.S. Border Leads To More CBP Arrests
• Texas A&M Can't End PETA's Bus Ad Denial Lawsuit
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Plan Hangs On Sackler Liability Question
• FTC Leads International 'Rethink' Of Pharma Merger Reviews
• Senators Revive Effort To Rein In Security Tariff Power
• FBI Threw Kavanaugh Tips Down 'Garbage Chute,' Sen. Says
• AstraZeneca Resets FTC Review Clock For $39B Alexion Deal
• Biden Admin. Calls Diversity Visa Winners' Relief Claims Moot
• Unions Drop Challenge To Fed. Labor Panel's Lobbying Limits
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Trump Hotel Lease Docs Off-Limits To House Dems, DOJ Says
• Calif. Bill Signals Climate Disclosure Requirement Trend
• Biden Urged To Halt New Offshore Oil Leases For Near Future
• CDC Cannot Halt Evictions As A Public Health Measure
• Impaired Driving Among Last Hurdles For NY Pot Deal
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• SEC Data Transfer Safe Harbor Raises Questions For UK Cos.
• Biden's Pick To Lead Enviro At DOJ Is Appellate Vet
• NYC Lawsuit Requirement For Rent Help Temporarily Waived
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• FCC Warns Stations To Be Upfront About Sponsored Content
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