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Public Policy - June, 2021

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• Judge Blocks Enforcement Of Fla. Social Media Law
• Iowa Federal Judge Apologizes For Criticizing Trump Pardons
• 4 Fast Facts About SEC's Next Enforcement Boss
• Deadline For Implementing Anti-Robocall Technology Arrives
• In Shift, NCAA To Let Athletes Profit From Names And Images
• Jurors Hear Bank Insiders' Concerns Over Manafort Loans
• SpaceX Must Comply With DOJ Hiring Bias Probe
• FTC's Facebook Case Down, But Not Out, After Dismissal
• What Justice Thomas' Stance Could Mean For Pot Law
• EPA Says It Will Tighten Chemical Review Process
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News & Rulings: Midyear Report
• Reps. Mull Expanding NTIA's Cybersecurity Responsibilities
• Judges Can Undo Removal Orders For Late Arrivals, BIA Says
• Amazon Says Lina Khan Can't Fairly Regulate It At FTC
• House Panel Approves $706.5B Defense Bill For 2022
• Verizon-Tracfone Will Fortify Prepaid Mobile Plans, FCC Told
• As Medical Pot Sales Begin, SD Gov. Releases Cops' Policy
• NJ Lawmakers Approve Corp. Tax Break Change Bill
• Cancer Patients Can't Use Psilocybin Therapy, DEA Argues
• Wash. Court Finds Water Permits For Dairy Farms Inadequate
• USDA Calls Suit Over Disadvantaged Farmers Aid Too Broad
• 9th Circ. Again Keeps End To Hotel Detention For Migrant Kids
• ACLU Sues To Stop Transfers Of Detained Migrants Out Of NJ
• Walmart Relaunches Fight Against Texas Liquor Laws
• NJ Greenlights 2.6MW Worth Of Offshore Wind Projects
• Feds, Trailing Spouses Fight Over End To Visa Delay Suit
• Texas Court Strikes Law That Yanked Houston's Water Rights
• Texas Justices Let CenterPoint Energy Injury Suit Proceed
• Federal Tech, Trade Bill Needs IP Owner Transparency Tweaks
• Ohio Justices Say VW Can't Evade Emissions Tampering Suit
• Tit-For-Tat Sanctions With China May Put Companies In A Bind
• Belgian Security Co. Indicted Over Alleged Bid-Rigging
• In Defense Of Expedited Bankruptcies
• New FDA Yogurt Standard Signals Focus On Nutrition Goals
• Congress Examines Potential 'Systemic Risks' From Crypto
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Outgoing Ga. Chief Justice Eager For 1st Law Firm Role
• Fla. Gov. Signs Bill Overturning Key West Cruise Ship Ban
• House Dems Renew Push To Rein In Overdraft Fees
• Key Trade Law Set To Lapse As Biden Shrugs Off New Deals
• Gov'ts Must Balance Green Energy, Investment Treaty Duties
• Fla. Trans Athlete Ban Violates Title IX, Suit Says
• What If Market Snubs SOFR As New Benchmark Interest Rate?
• Biden's New Judicial Picks Include Noms For 4th, 9th Circuits
• Equal Rights Amendment Advocates Strike Out At 1st Circ.
• 10th Circ. Mostly Upholds Okla. Mandatory Bar Dues
• CFPB Report Flags Consumer Reporting, Loan Servicer Issues
• Justices Should Find California Donor Law Unconstitutional
• Manafort Pal Had No Shot At Trump Gig, 'The Mooch' Says
• SEC Commissioner Says Exec. Comp Should Be Tied To ESG
• Justices Ease Pipeline Fears In State Land Rights Fight
• Exchanges Didn't Contest SEC Orders In Time, DC Circ. Says
• NYC Council May Permanently Cap Food Delivery App Fees
• Is The Consumer Welfare Standard On FTC's Chopping Block?
• No $33M Tax Credit For Butane Fuel Mix, 7th Circ. Rules
• House Budget Trims ICE Funding, Ends Local Deputy Program
• NYC Ride-Hailing, Taxi Turf War Stalls Revel's EV Push
• Broadband Advocates Tout $65B In Biden's Infrastructure Deal
• Ruling Needed Now On Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law, Court Told
• Group Rips Rule Allowing Base Station Antennas On Homes
• EU Bank Regulator Highlights Barriers To 'Regtech' Adoption
• NM DOT Can't Stop Telecom From Building Utility Poles
• DOJ Says US Courts Can't Order Arbitral Discovery Abroad
• House Clears Huge R&D Bills, But Must Contend With Senate
• Ga. Adviser Lost $2.6M In Investor Funds, SEC Claims
• FINRA's Short Data Reporting Idea May Spell Long-Term Pain
• US, Mexico Prioritize Labor Cooperation Over Legal Fights
• Ky., Tenn. Urge Court To Undo Virus Law's State Tax Cut Limit
• House Votes To Speed Up Special Visas For Afghans
• Feds Tell 1st Circ. Maine City's Oil Export Ban Not Preempted
• NJ AG Tapped To Lead SEC's Enforcement Division
• House Votes To Repeal Decades-Old War Authorizations
• Atty's House Bid Ends With 1,492 Votes and 6 Criminal Counts
• Employer Comms Key To New Calif. COVID Rules Compliance
• Justices Deny Bond Hearings For Returning Deportees
• Justices Back $1B Pipeline In State Land Rights Dispute
• 'Unique' Alaska Key To Justices' Tribal COVID Funds Ruling
• House GOP To Lay Out 3-Step Big Tech Crackdown Plan
• High Court Won't Hear $600M Medicare Fight Over Chevron
• 2nd Circ. Judge Declines Emergency Stop To NY Eviction Law
• Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Ax Ex-Council Members' Appeal
• GOP Sens. Prod Gensler Over Trump-Era Law Targeting China
• CFPB Narrows Foreclosure Limits In COVID-19 Servicer Regs
• Fla. Defends Social Media Law, Likens Platforms To Utilities
• Feds Slam Texas, Mo. AGs' Bid to Revive 'Remain In Mexico'
• Sen. Rubio Targets Algorithms In Section 230 Reform Bill
• 10th Circ. Revives New Mexico Solar Fee Dispute
• Biden Admin. Greenlights Aluminum Import Licensing System
• No 'Associational' Claim In Fla. Civil Rights Law, Court Rules
• FCC To Open Emergency Student Internet Fund Applications
• Detroit Will Face Trial In Suit Over Medical Pot Raid
• IG To Examine EPA Delays In Emission Standards Reviews
• Feds Say Tribe Members' Claims Over Highway Widening Fail
• Supreme Court Won't Review FCC's 5G 'Small Cell' Order
• High Court Tells 9th Circ. To Revisit Real Estate Dispute
• NJ Justices Say Town, Tax Collector Must Face Damages Suit
• Evolution Of Autodialer Suits After High Court's TCPA Ruling
• Justices Force Comcast To Face $160M Ad Monopoly Suit
• Obstacles Abound For Biden's Climate Change Pledge
• Sens. Push Bill To Tighten SEC's Insider Trading Rules
• AGs Support Bill Giving FTC Disgorgement Authority
• Witness Who Pinned Bribes On Mass. Mayor Avoids Prison
• 6 Ways To Guide Applications Under New Patent Classification
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• NCAA Leaders Back Suspension Of Name, Image Rules
• Atty Must Testify In Ga. Pol Spending Probe, 11th Circ. Says
• How Lenders Can Get SBA Payment On Defaulted PPP Loans
• W.Va. Health Plan Can't Skirt ACA Suit Over Trans Care Denial
• High Court Declines Student Loan Dischargeability Fight
• Facebook Dodges FTC And State Antitrust Actions, For Now
• Justices Nix Immunity For Cops Accused Of Suffocating Man
• Agencies Get More Time To Weigh In On NEPA Overhaul
• What LGBTQ Rights Bills Would Mean For Employers
• Justice Thomas Says Federal Pot Ban May Be Improper
• Justices Vet Court Review Of Non-Discretionary BIA Orders
• High Court To Hear Speech Battle Over Austin Billboard Rule
• Justices Won't Hear Mass.-NH Remote Worker Tax Row
• Biden Order Aims To Increase Gov't Employment Diversity
• Texas Dems Say Abbott Vetoed Pay As Reprisal For Walkout
• Warden Wants 7th Circ. To Review Detainees' 'Empire' Suit
• G4S Reaches $15M Deal Over Belgian Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Ariz. Apache Group's Atty Says US Repeats 'Tragic Injustice'
• 5 Questions After High Court's Ruling In FHFA Challenge
• 7th Circ. Rejects Antitrust Claims In Milwaukee Towing Suit
• AT&T, Iowa Carrier End Long-Running Rate Feud Before FCC
• Biden's DOJ Won't Oppose NAIJ Bid To Regain Union Status
• Minor Additions Mollify FTC On 7-Eleven's Speedway Deal
• FCC Issues New Rules To Combat 911 Fee Diversion
• Israeli Trader Pleads Guilty In Insider Trading Ring
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Contentious Colo. Bill Becomes Law
• State Telecom Roundup: Pols Split On Public Broadband
• Webcasters To Pay More For Copyright Royalties
• Texas Supreme Court Trims Facebook Sex Trafficking Suit
• Texas Law Could Curtail Huge Trucking Crash Verdicts
• No Permanent Biden DOJ Antitrust Chief, No 'Bold Action'
• Hawaii, Alaska Senators Push Native American Housing Bill
• Carmakers May Not Get Time To Satisfy Mass. Repair Law
• Idaho Hydroelectric Co. Hit With River Pollution Suit
• PacifiCorp Seeks To Keep Fire Damage Suit In Federal Court
• Texas Justices Clear Firearm Seller In Mass Shooting Suits
• Cos. Need ESG Strategies That Address Climate Change
• Senate Dems Float Extending Tax Credit To Nuke Plants
• Judge Rejects Revisions To Flathead National Forest Plan
• House Votes To Undo Trump-Era Oil And Gas Methane Regs
• NC Senate Approves $52.3B Budget With Income Tax Cuts
• Up Close With Wyoming's Top Enviro Official
• Baltimore PD Spy Planes Unconstitutional, 4th Circ. Rules
• How Automakers Can Minimize Cybersecurity Liability
• Justices' CFAA Ruling Shows Contract Safeguards Insufficient
• DOJ Sues Georgia Over Law It Says Targets Black Voters
• ISP Info Gaps, Price Hikes Top List Of EBB Gripes
• How Colorado Fits Into Privacy Legislation Trend
• Justices Say Alaska Native Cos. Can Get Tribal COVID Funds
• Justices Back Refiners In Biofuel Exemption Row
• Calif. Bill To Nix Certain Gendered Language Sent To Gov.
• Uber Pays $3.4M For Seattle Gig Worker Leave Mishaps
• Congress Votes To Nix Trump-Era 'True Lender' Rule
• DOJ Issues Directive For 'Remain In Mexico' Reopening Cases
• 1st Circ. Won't Nix Its Ruling On ICE Courthouse Arrests
• Scaramucci Tells Jury He Was Unaware Of Loans To Manafort
• Hotly Debated Tech Antitrust Reforms Clear House Committee
• FTC Seeks Early Win In Fake Inmate Calling Plan Case
• GAO Says Federal Retirement Plan Needs Climate Analysis
• DOJ, Aon Squabble Over Discovery In Merger Clash
• Tribe Can't Make Gov't Set Aside Extra $4M In Pandemic Aid
• Biden Admin.'s Race-Based Farm Debt Relief Program Halted
• Hemp Trade Group Says Farm Bill Legalized Delta-8-THC
• EEOC Taps Agency Veteran To Lead Office Of Legal Counsel
• Drivers Win Privacy Suit Against Calif. DMV Over Arrest Info
• New Chair Opens FTC Doors, Revisits Section 5 Powers
• NJ College Sports Betting Ballot Question Headed To Voters
• Biden, GOP Senators Strike $1.2T Infrastructure Deal
• 1st Circ. Backs Ex-CPA's Convictions For Late Pol's Tax Fraud
• Deputy Trade Picks Vow To Use Allies To Counter China
• House Approves Data Collection Bill For LGBTQ Borrowers
• Justices' FHFA Ruling Is Small Step In A Dangerous Direction
• FCC Faces 2nd DC Circ. Challenge To 5.9 GHz Sharing Plan
• NJ Assembly Passes Real Estate COVID Immunity Bill
• Colo., Calif. Lead In Pot Social Equity Policies, Report Says
• DOJ Fights Bid To Dismiss Its First Criminal Wage-Fixing Case
• FERC Launches Long-Awaited Public Participation Office
• Senate Confirms Carnahan As GSA Administrator
• NJ Senate Votes To End Immigration Detention
• We Need Reliable Data On Patent Agent, Atty Gender Diversity
• Feds Say Oil And Gas Lease Injunction Doesn't Stop Wyo. Suit
• 7th Circ. Pick OK'd As Senate Pushes Cameras In High Court
• CDC Makes Final Residential Eviction Moratorium Extension
• Central Bank-Backed Crypto Requires Regulatory Framework
• Crackdown On Forced Labor In China Turns To Solar Sector
• Tenants In 1M Stabilized NYC Apartments Face Rent Increase
• FTC Republican Gets Behind Effort To Set New Privacy Rules
• Ex-Bank CEO Tells Jury Manafort Loans Weren't Corrupt
• Feds Nab Win In Immigration Attys' Suit Over Surveillance
• Senators Grill Biden's 1st Circ. Pick Over PR Statehood
• Wells Fargo Asks Full 9th Circ. To End Oakland Loan Bias Suit
• Bill Gives CFTC Tipster Program New Life, Albeit Temporary
• How Conn. Learned From Its Neighbors On Pot Legalization
• House Clears Bill To Study Crypto And Consumer Protection
• Chicago's $1.16B Parking Deal Faces Antitrust Lawsuit
• House Panel Advances Antitrust Overhaul As GOP Splinters
• Amazon Customers Compare It To 'Robber Barons Of Old'
• Army Corps Expands Review Of Enbridge Mich. Pipeline
• Uber Drivers Point To 2019 Ruling To Fight Arbitration
• Bill Would Make Ligado Pay For GPS Interference Costs
• PTAB Judges' Bonus Structure Draws Scrutiny In New Report
• Iran Official Announces US Sanctions Deal Amid Media Scuffle
• Cos. Must Consider Electric Vehicles' Unique Risk Profile
• Sen. Seeks Tech Giants' Plans For Connected Device Data
• Aviation Watch: Supersonic Jet Plans Face Strong Headwinds
• Dynegy Agrees To Remove Coal Ash At Former Ill. Plant
• 4th Circ. Rejects Challenge To Gov't Prepub Review System
• Ga. Judge Rejects Health Insurer's Faith-Based Dismissal Bid
• NCAA Overhaul Needed After High Court Amateurism Ruling
• How New AML Law Will Apply To Life Settlement Industry
• Anticipating Patent System Change-Ups Under Biden
• To Reduce Prescription Prices, Hold Middlemen Accountable
• Biden Sanctions Reinforce Trump-Era Foreign Policy
• EPA Wants Pause In Suits To Redo Navigable Waters Rule
• Watchdog Report Calls For Pipeline Safety Reg Analysis
• Mayorkas Can't Fix Trump-Era EB-5 Rule, Court Says
• 9th Circ. Faults Credibility Finding For Asylum-Seeker
• High Court Curbs Warrantless Home Entry In Misdemeanors
• Lordstown Shows How Projections Can Invite SPAC Litigation
• High Court Says FHFA Director Must Be Removable
• High Court Limits Labor Union Organizing At Calif. Farms
• Justices Say Discipline Of Cheerleader Violated Free Speech
• Amazon, Internet Archive Tapped For Copyright Modernization
• Biden Admin. Offers Relief Over 'Remain In Mexico' Catch-22
• Social Media Mostly Immune In Terror Aid Suits, 9th Circ. Says
• Detained Migrant Children Report Spoiled Food, Depression
• Senate Panel Hears 'Disturbing Reality' On Patent Quality
• In Arthrex, Justices Deal New Blow To Agency Independence
• Haaland Announces Initiative To Investigate Boarding Schools
• Compliance Faced Rocky Start To 2021 As COVID Rolled On
• Tech Group Head Warns Against Section 230, Antitrust Reform
• Rhode Island Senate OKs Legalizing, Taxing Cannabis
• IHS Urges DC Circ. Not To Revisit Tribal Health Costs Ruling
• Trade Court Upholds Security Duties On Canadian Steel
• Obscure DHS Databases Make FOIA Impossible, Suit Says
• GOP Halts Voting Bill That Takes On Court Ethics, Donor Rules
• Feds Say Texas Counties' Bullet Train Suit In Wrong Court
• Tech Giants Come Out Against House Antitrust Bills
• Rely On Fiber To Bridge Digital Divide, Industry Group Says
• Sens. Urged To Invest In Variety Of Broadband Technologies
• SEC Commish Still On The Fence About ESG Disclosure Plans
• EU Opens 4th Google Antitrust Probe, Into Ad Tech
• Feds, ACLU Move To Mediate Temporary Protected Status Suit
• DC Circ. Faults FERC Policy In Nixing Pipeline Approval
• 5 Practical Takeaways From High Court Arthrex Ruling
• Will SPAC Restatement Wave Trigger Shareholder Litigation?
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• Challenges Facing California's Proposed Coastal Property Law
• Groups Want 9th Circ. To Revive 'Wilderness Rights' Suit
• Schools Press DC Circ. To Keep Foreign Grad Work Program
• Senate Confirms Sidley Partner As Top Intelligence Counsel
• Canadian Regulators Report Securities Fraud Spike In 2020
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ex-Reinhardt Clerk Blasts 'Inaction' Over Sexual Misconduct
• US Must Boost Solar Industry To Protect Human Rights, Jobs
• Calif. Bill Would End Damages Injustice For Dead Plaintiffs
• House Republican Rips Antitrust Bills As Easy On Microsoft
• SC Biometric Data Bill Could Shift Nat'l Privacy Landscape
• Connecticut Legalizes Cannabis For Adults, With Tax
• Accused Bail-Jumping PAC Fraudster Cops To Some Charges
• 5 Mistakes Gov't Contractors Make When Shipping Cargo
• Aon Taps Latham For $30B Willis Merger Fight With DOJ
• 9th Circ. Says Changed Circumstances Review Not Rigid
• Arthrex Ruling Leaves Attys Eyeing USPTO For Guidance
• Trump, Feds Escape Most Claims Over Lafayette Square Clash
• New Arthrex Powers Put Spotlight On USPTO Director Search
• DOL Seeks Employers' Input On Drug Cost Disclosure Policy
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Trump Staffer's Defamation Suit
• Court Bars Mo. From Enforcing Residency Rules For Pot Cos.
• Tribes Say Treasury Again Botched COVID Funding Payouts
• ​​​​​​​High Court Wraps Up Moot 'Remain In Mexico' Suit
• NC Sens. Float Income Tax Cuts In $52.3B Biennium Budget
• Challengers Say $23B UAE Arms Sale Dispute Should Proceed
• No Full 9th Circ. Redo For Calif. Truckers' AB 5 Challenge
• Okla. Pot Co. Pushes Back In Seed-To-Sale Tracking Challenge
• SEC Probing Firms Over SolarWinds Breach Disclosures
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Calif.'s 'Woman Quota' For Boards
• NJ Assembly Passes Immigration Detention Ban
• Justices Won't Review ACA Pay Issue Fight
• Pro-Border Wall Group Loses 2nd Circ. Asset Freeze Fight
• NJ Pandemic Insurance Bill Clears State Assembly
• Airlines, Unions Ask DOJ To Prosecute Unruly Passengers
• EPA's Draft Formaldehyde Assessment Can Stay Private
• Congress Eyes Clampdown On 'Stingray' Phone Surveillance
• DOJ Shuffles Fraud Section Leaders As Top Deputy Departs
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Bullet Train Eminent Domain Fight
• DOJ Antitrust Letter Charts Path To Higher Ed IP Collaboration
• DOJ Broke No-Charge Promise In Wage-Fix Case, Court Told
• Hazy Future Of Trump-Era NEPA Rule Dooms Suit, Judge Says
• Maine Lawmakers OK Tribal Gaming Rights In Surprise Move
• Fix Section 230 To Hold Online Platforms Accountable
• 5th Circ. Tosses Huawei's Challenge Over FCC Subsidy Ban
• Ice Miller Nabs Versatile Public Affairs Partner In DC
• How Proposed Ill. Amendment Would Change Union Rights
• Pa. Panel Says DA Doesn't Have To Share Camera System Info
• Change To 'Negligence' Definition For NJ Benefits Thrown Out
• NY Landlords Appeal Challenge To State's Anti-Eviction Law
• DOL Proposes 30-Minute Cap For Tipped-Wage Side Work
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• Germany's Governing Center-Right Bloc Opposes Wealth Tax
• Justices Add More Oversight To PTAB In Arthrex Ruling
• Mich. City Manager Escapes Pot Co.'s Defamation Claim
• HHS Pulls Pharmacy Discount Rule Amid Litigation Barrage
• Fla. Wins Injunction In CDC Fight Over COVID Cruise Edicts
• Puerto Ricans Tell High Court To Nix Cockfighting Ban
• 11th Circ. Says Rules Require New Review Of Asylum Bid
• Conservative Activist's Suit Blames California For Twitter Ban
• SEC's Eye On Exec Trading Plans Should Keep Issuers Wary
• US Chamber Urges Justices To Review NY Opioid Tax Row
• Justices Told Border Wall Freeze Can't Undo Gov't's Losses
• Biden Loosens Sanctions For COVID-19 Equipment Shipments
• Meet Biden's HHS Watchdog Pick, Who Stoked Trump's Ire
• Satellite Group Says FCC Fee Structure Is Unfair
• Ohio Focuses On Getting Google Declared A Common Carrier
• NJ Bill Could Give Insurers Edge To Escape COVID Coverage
• BIA Appoints San Carlos Apache And Red Cliff Band Citizens
• Dem Protests May Cut Gas Tax Hike From Infrastructure Plan
• Mass. Pot Regulators Hit TILT, Ayr With Nearly $600K In Fines
• FCC Commissioner Carr Wary Of NTIA's New Broadband Map
• ND Joins High Court Fight To Curb EPA Emissions Authority
• Iowa Groups Can't Force State To Control River Pollution
• Conservatives Split On Bipartisan House Antitrust Bills
• Alsup Says Cabbies' Inertia Kills Airport Rules Challenge
• DC Circ. Says Asylum Policies Beyond Its Purview
• Former USTR Lighthizer Lands At Conservative Think Tank
• SEC Gears Up For Another Look At Private Offering Rules
• Texas Backs Fla. Bid To Block Biden's Migrant Removal Policy
• Louisiana AG Wants To Join Texas' Google Antitrust Suit
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: RI Moves Forward With Legalization
• Biden Taps Boies Schiller Alum For Key DOJ Post
• Nestle Ruling Shows Supply Chain Human Rights Flaws
• Puerto Rico Federal Judge Retiring After High Court Wins
• Green Groups Seek To Undo Exelon Hydro Dam Relicensing
• Water Pipeline Co. Says It Belongs In Project Easement Fight
• For FSF's Randy May, Free Market Advocacy Is A Life's Work
• Up Close With Pennsylvania's Top Environmental Official
• Employers Must Brace For PAGA-Like Bills Across US
• Airlines' Post-COVID Challenges Mount Amid Travel Surge
• Colorado Adds Wrinkle To Emerging State Privacy Law Quilt
• Munger Tolles 3 Years Ago Quietly Set Stage For ACA Win
• Sen. Gillibrand Renews Push To Create US Privacy Agency
• IRS Tries To Drop Sole Remaining Stimulus Check Plaintiff
• Migrants Fault USCIS Interpretation Of 10-Year Entry Ban
• 4th Circ. Affirms Order Axing NC Abortion Ban After 20 Weeks
• 9th Circ. Says EPA's Move On Alaska Mine Can Be Challenged
• Sens. Aim To Make Hacks A RICO Crime Amid Attack Spike
• Charter Sues City Of Rochester Over Threats, Excessive Fees
• FCC Upholds $2.86M Fine Over Sales Of Uncertified Drones
• Red States Urge 9th Circ. To Block Calif. Assault Weapons Ban
• Reddit Says Section 230 Shields It From Child Porn Suit
• Senate Confirms Citigroup Exec As DHS Deputy Secretary
• FERC Extends Hand To States In Grid Project Push
• What Crypto Holders Can Learn From Early-2000s Tax Scandal
• Groups Fear Media Competition Bill Will Expand Copyright
• NCAA Athlete Health Often An Afterthought, Sens. Told
• Ore. Senate OKs Trimming Biz Tax Break, SALT Workaround
• Senate Confirms Latham Partner To Serve As Interior's No. 2
• FCC Advances Plan To Stop Most Chinese Equipment Sales
• Biden Admin. Further Delays Lead And Copper Rule
• Fla. Justices Find Recreational Pot Initiative Is Misleading
• Detroit Pot Licensing Scheme 'Likely Unconstitutional'
• House Votes To Repeal Iraq War Authorization
• FCC Calls Rate Cap On Toll-Free Call-Switching 'Reasonable'
• Sens. Advance BigLaw Picks For Fed. Circ., DOJ Criminal Div.
• How Global Markets Are Preparing For Potential SPAC Growth
• Cos. Can Expect Tougher Climate Risk Disclosure Mandates
• HHS Chief Faces Call To Fire FDA Brass After Biogen Approval
• Ill. Justices Say Foreclosure Filing Fees Are Unconstitutional
• NJ Fed. Court Should Ditch Litigation Funding Disclosure Plan
• Connecticut Governor To Approve Pot Legalization And Taxes
• Trade Judges Press Government On Harm Of China Tariffs
• Race Claim Trimmed From Airline Exec's COVID-19 Leave Suit
• Justices Back Foster Agency That Refused Same-Sex Couples
• Supreme Court Rules For Nestle, Cargill In Child Labor Suit
• ACA Survives Latest Republican Challenge At Supreme Court
• UK Joins Aircraft Subsidy Truce With Eye Toward Cooperation
• Marshals Need More Staff To Protect Judges, DOJ Report Says
• Khan Goes From Commissioner To Chair In Under 6 Hours
• House Passes Bill Backing SEC's ESG Disclosure Plans
• Ohio Senate Greenlights Mobile, In-Person Sports Betting
• Fla. Elections Supervisors Fight Suit To Retain Ballot Images
• Senate Confirms Biden's EPA Water Office Nominee
• DHS Asks Judge Not To Impose Asylum Work Permit Deadline
• Del. Judge Rejects 'Flawed' HHS Pharmacy Discount Rule
• Garland Scraps Ex-AGs' Asylum-Restricting Decisions
• Broadband Projects Must 'Stack' Income Streams, House Told
• Rail Cos. Can Appeal Discovery Order In Price-Fixing Case
• HHS Secretary Becerra Defends $132B Budget Request
• FCC's Simington Proposes Wireless Security Improvements
• Greenberg Traurig's NY Bill May Aid Russian Oligarch Client
• 9th Circ. Tosses Tribal Co.'s Challenge To Cigarette Tax
• CFPB Reverses Trump-Era Military Lending Exam Policy
• States Still Bearing 'Remain In Mexico' Costs, Justices Told
• Sens. Propose Faster ITC Response To Trade Secrets Misuse
• Feds Seek To Ax Trump-Era Suit Over 'Public Charge' Docs
• How To Assess Price Volatility Changes In SPAC Class Actions
• CMA Issues Order Requiring Funeral Industry Pricing Changes
• DOJ Sues To Block Aon's $30B Willis Towers Watson Merger
• Bipartisan Support Shows Bright Future For Carbon Capture
• Federal Claims Judge Confirmed To Md. District Court
• Complying With New EU Data Transfer Contractual Obligations
• Foes Of Obama Center Slam 'Orwellian' Environmental Review
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• CFIUS Bills Offer Insight On Top Foreign Investment Concerns
• NY DAs Urge Gov. Cuomo To Veto Conduct Commission Bill
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Real Estate COVID Immunity Bill
• Cannabis SPACs Are Piquing Investor Interest
• Fed. Court Can't Compel State Court Petitions, Judge Rules
• NYC Bar Wants Arrest Question On Bar Application Amended
• Ore. LNG Project Still A Threat Despite Pause, DC Circ. Told
• Thorny Issues Posed By WTO Vaccine Patent Waiver
• La. Judge Blocks Biden's Ban On New Oil And Gas Leases
• 10th Circ. Says Samoan Citizenship Question Not For Courts
• OCC Backs BofA In 2nd Circ. Escrow Interest Preemption Row
• Haaland Asks Biden To Restore National Monument Borders
• Gigabit Speed Is The Goal Of $40B Broadband Bill
• Sens. Worry Internet Of Things Boosts Big Tech Dominance
• Justices Asked To Fix 'Hopeless Muddle' On CFPB Ratification
• Biden Admin. Says It Agrees With Groups Fighting Ariz. Deal
• Calif. Can't Ban Assault Weapons, Gun Groups Tell 9th Circ.
• Texas Widower Gets $116M Verdict In Life Insurance Trial
• 4th Circ. Revives Free Speech Claim In Court Recordings Suit
• Republican Sens. Float New Antitrust Reform Bill
• Grid Operator Backs FERC Energy Storage Order At DC Circ.
• Baby Food Contamination Cases Face Class Action Hurdles
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To SEC's Data Plan Overhaul Order
• Investors Want SEC's 'Flawed' Shareholder Rules Scrapped
• Wash. Clean Fuel Standard Hinges On Regs, Likely Litigation
• International Tax Reform's Implications For Transfer Pricing
• Fla. Asks 11th Circ. To Bar Biden Immigration Policies
• Texas Justices Urged To Revise Responsible Third Party Rule
• 'Pure Insanity': DOJ Pressured To Back Trump Election Claims
• Mass. Pot Bribe Case Shows No-Jail Plea Deals Are No Lock
• NY Consumer Data And Digital Ad Tax Bills Face Big Hurdles
• Texas Appeals Court Pauses Reassignment Of Paxton Case
• GAO Says Border Wall Funding Freeze Was Legal
• SpaceX's Starlink Won't Harm Environment, DC Circ. Told
• FCC Urged To Bolster Lifeline Before Emergency Fund Dries
• Bright-Line Standards Are Bad News For Antitrust Reform
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Employer Challenges After New OSHA Virus Guidance
• 5 Steps For A Successful SEC Whistleblower Tip — And Award
• US, EU Pledge Cooperation As Metal Tariff Battle Lingers
• Biden Names 2nd Circ. Nominee In Latest Judicial Picks
• Lina Khan Named FTC Chair After Confirmation
• US, EU Make New Strides To Resolve Aircraft Subsidy Fight
• Advocates Pan Feds' Bid To Erase 'Remain In Mexico' Order
• Fla. Appeals Court Revives Bid To Halt County Mask Mandate
• FCC Issues Best Practices To Rein In Hospital Robocalls
• CenturyLink Asks Minn. Regulator To Ditch Old Landline Rules
• SEC Republicans Slam Plans To Tweak Trump-Era Rules
• ​​​​​​​Biden Admin. Asks Justices To Erase Border Wall Rulings
• Judge Urged To OK Plan To End ICE Teen Detention
• Agriculture Dept. Defends Aid For Disadvantaged Farmers
• Former Texas Justice Is Running For State Attorney General
• Alaska Justices Say Exxon Can't Challenge Oil Tax Guidance
• FTC Poised For 3rd Dem As Senate Sets Final Vote On Khan
• RI Senate Panel OKs Legalizing, Taxing Cannabis
• Steam Game Platform Owner Appeals EU Geo-Blocking Ruling
• High Court Contender Jackson Confirmed To DC Circ.
• Justices Aren't Eager To Skip Ahead On Climate Litigation
• Feds Shorten Work Permit Wait For Foreign Crime Victims
• Justices' Preemptive Tax Challenge Ruling Shows Divisions
• EU May Extend Steel Restrictions For 3 More Years
• Justices' Financial Disclosures Reveal Book Sales, Inheritance
• Law School Dean To Lead SEC's Corporation Finance Division
• Biden Keeps Trump's Proposal To Curb March-In Rights
• Transparency More Crucial Than New FRAND Royalty Methods
• LA Wants Out Of Suit Over Pot Social Equity Applications
• NY Solar Project Order Creates Uncertainty For Developers
• Lifting Of National Security Label Ends Chinese Co.'s Suit
• Sotomayor: It's Congress' Job To Fix Crack Law's 'Injustice'
• Ohio Fed. Tax Cut Ban Claims Premature, Treasury Tells Court
• Judge Denies Motion To Block NY's Anti-Eviction Law
• EPA Wants Fresh Chance At Pesticide Species Review
• New Cybersecurity Insights From ERISA Rulings, DOL Advice
• Justices Seek Feds' Input On Harvard Affirmative Action Case
• White House Issues Waiver Plan For 'Made In America' Order
• DOD Issues $2.2B Building Plan After Canceling Border Wall
• DOJ Presses Immigration Judges To Use 'All Docketing Tools'
• Anti-Pot Groups Drop Suit Over Montana Legalization Initiative
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