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Public Policy - July, 2021

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• House Dems Want More District Judges, Too — 203 Of Them
• Justice Dept. Sues Texas Over Migrant Transportation Order
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2021
• Gov't Google Suits Implicate Trillions Of Pages Of Docs
• High Court Expansion Push Slowly Gains Steam In House
• 6th Circ. Backs Mich. Cannabis Co. Owner's 15-Year Sentence
• CFPB Scraps Proposal To Delay Debt Collection Rules
• FERC Asks DC Circ. To Keep Mitts Off Grid Builder Decision
• House Dems Revive Push To Ban Workplace Arbitration
• Texas Can Intervene In Fla. Challenge To CDC's Cruise Rules
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Ohio Lawmakers Eye Pot Legalization
• High Court Poised To Move The Needle On Takings Law
• Ch. 11 Trustee Tells 2nd Circ. Church Sale Was Valid
• Biden Targets Cuban Police Force With New Sanctions
• Haitian Temporary Protected Status Returns Aug. 3, DHS Says
• DOI Wants 9th Circ. Redo Of Navajo Nation River Policy Suit
• Experts Tapped To Hear Malaysia Palm Oil Fight Against EU
• Diageo Says It's Been Cleared In £277M EU State Aid Case
• Gov't Reaches Deal To End Trump-Era Trans Military Ban
• CFPB Can Enforce $50M Order Against Online Lender, CEO
• Landlords Say Pittsburgh Can't Enforce Lapsed Eviction Ban
• DC Court Is Wrong On Jan. 6 Grand Jury Evidence Sharing
• FCC Urged To Let All Subsidy Programs Accept Telecom Gifts
• 5th Circ. Judge Assails Disparate Impact In Race Bias Case
• Public Defender Up For 10th Circ. Seat Is Worth $3.3M
• Senate Confirms Jaddou As 1st Woman To Lead USCIS
• Congressional Bill Would Impair Ch. 11 Mass Tort Resolution
• DOJ Tells Treasury To Give Trump's Returns To House Panel
• Biggest Merger Review Developments Of 2021 So Far
• What To Expect Under New SEC Enforcement Director Grewal
• Amazon Hit With €746M Privacy Fine From EU Regulators
• Gaps In Mass. Pot Scheme Should Be Closed, Top Court Says
• Lawmakers Unveil Overhaul Of Judiciary Workplace Rights
• ​​​​​Garland Tears Into 'Unlawful' Texas Migrant Transport Order
• Amazon's Fulfillment Pressure Hurt 135M Buyers, Suit Says
• Davis Wright Loses CBP Contempt Effort On Pot Docs
• Judge Says Zoom Formal Attire Optional, But Clothing A Must
• Biden Says Federal Workers Must Get Vaccinated Or Mask Up
• Bipartisan Sens. Propose 77 New Fed. Judgeships Nationwide
• Biden Pulls Back Veil On Trump-Era Trade Security Probes
• 6th Circ. Judge Suggests Hospital Row Shouldn't Be In Courts
• MDL Objections In Big Tech Ad Monopoly Suits Perplex Judge
• Sens. Tell USPTO To Revive Small Patent Claims Court Talks
• 4th Circ. Revives NC's Air Emissions Fee Suit Against Feds
• House Backs Big Boost To FinCEN's Budget In Spending Bill
• Crypto Industry Balks At Infrastructure Deal's Tax Measures
• Idaho Says Shoshone Band Can't Claim Treaty Hunting Rights
• House OKs $15.6B DOI Budget With $4B For Tribal Programs
• House Approves $19B Boost For DOT Budget
• NTIA Holds Firm On Ligado Despite Switch In Administrations
• House Gives SEC $73M Boost, Blocks Trump-Era Proxy Rules
• 11th Circ. Tosses Ala. Dental Board's SmileDirect Appeal
• Senate Dems Push For Federal Consumer Loan Rate Cap
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Hear Challenge To Wash. Sick Leave Law
• FCC Sees Slight Uptick For Staffing In House Budget Bill
• Fired IRS Worker's Arbitration Bid Untimely, Fed. Circ. Says
• Senate Panel OKs Antitrust Package Aimed At Drug Pricing
• Infrastructure Deal Firms Up $65B For Broadband Expansion
• Sen. Urges Review Of Nassar's Prison Account Spending
• WTO Sees Trade Rebound Hinging On Vaccine Rollout
• 4 Urgent Employer Steps After NY's New Airborne Virus Law
• 4 Areas EPA Could Expand With House's 23% Budget Boost
• White House Vision For Carbon Capture Faces Obstacles
• NY Fed. Judge Sanctions Atty For 'Gratuitous' Motion Practice
• Senators Back Drug Conviction Expungement Expansion
• Biden Admin. Agrees To Crack Down On Upwind Air Pollution
• DeVos Sex Assault Rule Largely Upheld By Mass. Judge
• Fulton County DA's Office Wants Out Of Sex Harassment Suit
• Koch Foods, Ex-Pilgrim's Execs Charged With Price-Fixing
• Biden Immigration Plan Seeks Help From Allies, Private Sector
• Top 6 Gov't Contracts Policies To Watch: Midyear Report
• Amid FTC Row, GOP Reps. Invite Agency Whistleblowing
• 6th Circuit Ends Ohio Voters' Marijuana Ballot Suit
• Ky. Town Sued Over Proposed Tribal Grave Relocation
• Corporations Are Cherry-Picking Ch. 11 Judges, House Told
• Broadcast Stations Fined $9M Over Carriage Deal Fail
• Dems Unveil Bill Targeting Bankruptcy Releases Like Sacklers'
• 'Momentous Day' As FDA OKs 1st Interchangeable Biosimilar
• Alaska High Court Says Tribal Fisher Subject To State Laws
• Biden To Create Cybersecurity 'Goals' For Critical Sectors
• Senate Votes To Debate $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• FCC Urged To Match, Not Exceed, Global 24 GHz Standards
• Mich. Credit Union Launches Cannabis Biz Banking Program
• Meatpackers In Senate's Sights As Food Supply Worries Grow
• Alaskan Tribe Urges 9th Circ. Not To Find Drill Suit Moot
• Texas Migrant Youth Shelter Faces More Mistreatment Claims
• Ex-NY Judge Denies He Raped Secretary Amid Criminal Probe
• 9th Circ. Tosses Challenge To Calif. Desert Hydro Project
• Watchdog Raps USTR For Opaque China Tariff Exclusions
• Mass. Judge Axes Wage Suit Against Au Pair Agency
• SEC's Climate Disclosure Plans At Odds With Big Tech Wishes
• HUD's Disparate Impact Proposal Shows New Gov't Priorities
• House Subcommittee Asks J&J About Talc Bankruptcy Plans
• GOP Bill Would Define How Big Is Too Big For 'Big Tech'
• Sotomayor Asks NY Judge To Weigh In On State Eviction Law
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Calif. Pork Law Challenge
• How Tax Code Changes Affect State AG Settlement Talks
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• COVID-19 Suit Likely Moot Despite Delta Fears, 1st Circ. Says
• NJ Justice To Delay Retirement Amid Replacement Holdup
• DOJ Authorizes Ex-US Atty In Ga. To Discuss Trump Pressure
• AGs Taking Loss In Facebook Antitrust Case To DC Circ.
• US Marshals Tap Crypto Bank To Handle Seized Digital Assets
• Brooklyn DA Tosses Over 3,500 Marijuana Cases
• EU Approves €30.5B French Plan To Jolt Renewables Projects
• White House Unveils New Proposed Buy American Rule
• DOJ Won't Defend GOP Rep. Mo Brooks In Capitol Riot Case
• Cannabis Co. Drops Bid To Block Revised Ill. Licensing Plan
• 9th Circ. OKs USDA Win In Clash Over Ads To Eat More Beef
• Cohen Weiss Partner Tapped For DOL Benefits Chief
• Pro-Trump Pastor Can't File Amicus Brief In Twitter Feud
• Realtor Group Tells 9th Circ. Listing Rules Boost Competition
• FCC Might Begin Collecting Broadcast Diversity Data Again
• Mich. Judge Who Guided Flint Water, UAW Cases Scales Back
• Minnesota Regulator Won't Ditch Old Landline Service Rules
• FERC Paints Grid Reform Agenda For House Energy Panel
• Justice Dept. Hiring 'Many' Attys For Tech Cases
• Calif. Infrastructure Funding Could Yield $21B In Tax, Group Says
• NY Pot Groups Seek Tax Breaks For Energy Efficiency
• Biden Seeks Fast Asylum Processing In Immigration Blueprint
• Regulator's Conviction Sets Stage For Insurance Fight In Ga.
• Illumina Wants Extra Witnesses For FTC Merger Challenge
• FCC Nixes Dish's Try To Null T-Mobile, Verizon C-Band Bids
• Key Republican Says Khan Instigating Liberal FTC 'Putsch'
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• Senate Dem Prods CFPB For Scrutiny Of Chime, Fintech Risks
• How Anti-Corruption Push Affects US Cos. Operating Abroad
• Activists Say Shipping Expansion Needs Species Review
• DOJ, FBI Officials Push For Ransomware Reporting Law
• Maine Medical Malpractice Panel's Secrecy Threatens Justice
• Cryptocurrency Miners Need 'Scrutiny,' Senators Told
• Lofgren Floats Startup Visa For Immigrant Entrepreneurs
• Look To Canada For Cheaper Drugs, Sens. Urge Biden Admin.
• 3 Republican House Members Sue Pelosi Over Mask Fines
• St. Louis Hit With COVID Mask Suit From Missouri State AG
• FERC Urged To Keep Pipeline Open Amid New Review
• Harris Touts Effort To Put Black Women On Circuit Courts
• BOEM Boss Says Offshore Wind Moves Must Be Watertight
• The Texas Legal Battle That Absent Legislators Could Face
• Pa. Justices Redo Anti-Bias Ethics Rule After Courtroom Loss
• Ex-Mayor Says Bribe, Fraud Counts Cross-Contaminated Trial
• Senate Confirms Biden Pick For DOJ Environmental Chief
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Clears IHS Markit, CME Joint Venture
• Trump Adviser Barrack Denies Illegal Lobbying Charges
• Boston Defense Attys Welcome Friendlier DOJ Under Rollins
• Split 9th Circ. Denies Deportation Review Of Vague Conviction
• Anti-Pot Group Loses Bid To Wipe Out NJ Legalization
• FCC Examines Disparity In Pole Rate Disputes
• Garland Deals 4th Blow To Trump Policy In Asylum Order
• EPA Will Bolster Power Plant Water Pollution Rule
• Bipartisan Senator Group Wants False Claims Act Tweaks
• FCC Makes $311M Available For Rural Broadband In 36 States
• SmileDirect Tells 9th Circ. Dental Board Fears Shakeup
• Impeachment Witness Wants $1.8M Suit In Claims Court
• USCIS Opens Unfilled H-2B Slots To Returning Workers
• PBM Group Asks 8th Circ. To Revive ND Preemption Row
• Cuomo Pledges To 'Streamline' Pandemic Rent Relief
• Copyright Deposit Is No Takings Clause Violation, Judge Says
• King & Spalding Adds EPA, Haynes And Boone Vet In Austin
• Calif. Wage Theft Bill Would Raise The Stakes For Compliance
• Zimbabwe Targeted In DC Over $277M Land Reform Award
• New FTC Mergers Approach Raises Risks For Buyers, Sellers
• NY Anti-Eviction Law No Longer Justified, 2nd Circ. Told
• Attys Say Paxton Fraud Case 'Smoking Gun' Aids En Banc Bid
• Judge Sides With CDC For Now On Florida Cruise Injunction
• DOJ Immigration Reform Must Overturn Harmful Precedent
• Calif., Tribes Duel Over Keeping Gaming Compact Suits Alive
• White House Authorizes $300M In Afghan Refugee Aid
• Feds Shortchanged Tribal Clinic, DC Circ. Rules
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Parks Group Says Atty Fees Deal Ends Dominion Permit Fight
• NYC, Calif., VA Unveil Vaccine Requirements For Employees
• 8 Tapped For US Atty, Including Nominees For NY, DC
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Aon, Willis Pull Plug On $30B Merger Plan After DOJ Probe
• Will SEC Be Told To Butt Out Of AML Reporting Enforcement?
• FTC Given Extra Time To File Amended Facebook Complaint
• ​​​​​​​7th Circ. Vacates $59M CFPB Penalty Against Mortgage Firms
• McSwain 'Partisan Disgrace' Letter Puts Firm In Awkward Spot
• CFPB Seeks To Lift Stay On Payday Rule's Compliance Date
• Angler Activists Want Hold On Salmon Fishing In Permit Suit
• Senator Calls For Better Native American Infrastructure
• GPS Groups Laud Plan To Make Ligado Pay For Interference
• IRS Properly Reduced Payments To Power Providers
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Amazon Becomes Pot Lobbyist
• Supreme Court Bar Baffled By 'Unusual' Delay In SG Selection
• Trade Group Urges Feds To Halt 'Confusing' $50B Health Deal
• Payoneer Pays $1.4M To Settle Apparent Sanctions Violations
• Probe Faults CBP For Inadequate Medical Care For Migrants
• Biz Group Fights For Redo Of Seattle Benefits Law Case
• US Holds Off On Vietnam Tariffs After Currency Deal
• NY AG Preps Fight To Save Low-Cost Broadband Cap
• Ex-Trump Adviser Released On $250M Bond In Lobbying Case
• 11th Circ. Reverses Course On Pandemic Cruise Restrictions
• Judge Demands Specifics From La., SC In Texas' Google Case
• Top 4 Trade Questions Facing Attys: Midyear Report
• Feds Blame Errors In Trusted Traveler Brawl On Faulty Search
• Calif. Judge Says Rescinded Visa Ban Moots Lawsuit
• Axon Wants High Court To Review Challenge Of FTC Authority
• Commerce To Invest $3B In Communities Hit By Pandemic
• SPAC Backed By Indicted Ex-Trump Adviser Pulls IPO Plans
• AT&T, Verizon Urge FCC To Reject 'Sham' Call-Routing Tactics
• What Food Industry Can Expect After Biden Antitrust Order
• FCA Relator Pursuit Of DOJ's Declined Cases Is Vital
• Biz Challenges To NJ Pandemic Orders Dismissed As Moot
• Methane Rule Changes Add Complexity For Oil And Gas Cos.
• How Wyoming Is Leading On Cryptocurrency
• Firms Vie For CFIUS Attys As 'Black Box' Panel Extends Reach
• Pa. Court Upholds Temporary Closure Of Anti-Mask Diner
• Tech Groups Say FCC Must Ignore 5.9 GHz Redo Requests
• DOI Floats Plan For Decommissioning Pacific Oil Rigs
• End Roe V. Wade, Justices Urged As Abortion Battle Begins
• Dems Want Social Media Cos. Liable For Vax Misinformation
• In Kanter, DOJ Would Get An Aggressive Antitrust Enforcer
• Bills Giving FCC, NTIA Bigger Cyber Roles Advance In House
• UK Proposes Power To 'Suspend, Block, Reverse' Tech Giants
• TikTok Faces Dutch Sanction For Alleged Privacy Failings
• Alaska Native Groups Sue Gov. Over Rural Electric Bills
• Conservative Group Sues YouTube Over Account Suspension
• Advocates Say Seismic Tests In Gulf Harm Endangered Whale
• Native Groups Sue Montana For Sparse Indigenous Education
• EU Deepens Probe Of Illumina's $8B Cancer Detection Deal
• Senate Confirms 7 Senior National Security Nominees
• Oxy Says $2M Gas Royalty Payment Order Must Be Undone
• Concrete Cos. Aim To Avoid Deeper DOJ Review Of $1.3B Deal
• Ariz.'s Challenge Against Fed. Tax Mandate Tossed By Judge
• Trump's Ex-CFPB Chief Signs With Crypto-Monitoring Firm
• Acting DOJ Antitrust Chief Touts Criminal Program
• Garland Sets Limits On DOJ Contacts With White House
• DC Circ. Affirms FDA Fees, Premarket Review Of Pipes, Cigars
• Calif. Gov., Tribes Ask 9th Circ. For More Time In Gaming Talks
• 3rd Circ. Mulls If Pa. COVID-19 Restrictions Case Is Now Moot
• Keystone XL Fight Not Over After Permit Loss, Court Told
• Copyright Committee Weighs In On IT Modernization Effort
• 11th Circ. Says It'll Likely Overturn $85M Asset Seizure
• Transportation Policy Developments To Watch: Midyear Report
• $15 Min. Wage Rule For Contractors Could Have Wider Impact
• ​​​​​​​Dish Network Beats SF Nonprofit Channel's Carriage Suit
• Florida's Vaccine Query Ban Threatens Economy, Free Speech
• NJ Land Use Boards Seek To Gut Claims Of Antisemitism
• Judicial Nominees Advance As GOP Knocks 1st Circ. Pick
• House OKs Bill To Join Health Coalition Funding Vaccines
• Treasury Asks Court To Toss Ky., Tenn.'s Virus Relief Tax Suit
• Biden Names Victoria Kennedy, Other Attys As Ambassadors
• DOJ Honcho Under Trump Joins New Civil Liberties Alliance
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• UK Threatens To Withdraw From Northern Ireland Brexit Deal
• House Moves To Create More Visas For Afghan Allies
• US-Based Multinationals' Dividend Income Fell 31% In 2020
• Satanic Prayer Suit Has More Than A Snowball's Chance
• FirstEnergy Pays $230M Fine, Cops To Bribing Ohio Pols
• Autonomy CEO Loses Bid To Block Extradition Over HP Sale
• Justices Urged To Halt SEC's Bank Secrecy Act 'Power Grab'
• Mass. Gov. Taps SEC Trial Atty For State Appeals Court
• Delay Defense Is A No-Go In Removal Proceedings, BIA Says
• House Again OKs Bill Regulating 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS
• Pa. High Court Says Medical Pot Applications Are Public
• FTC Pulls 'Prior Approval' Stance, Issues Repair Policy
• Exxon Pays $25M To Settle Puerto Rico Pollutant Suit
• Senators Introduce Bill To Claw Back Congress' War Authority
• Illumina 'Wasting Court Time' With Deal Overtures, FTC Says
• Dems Ask FCC For Assurances On Verizon-Tracfone Merger
• Juvenile Processing Deadline Ignores Evidence, Feds Say
• Talk Show Host Back On Calif. Ballot After Tax Disclosure Flap
• USPTO Says Patent Owners Are Jumping The Gun On Arthrex
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• DOJ May Reach Partial Settlement In Aon-Wills Merger
• DC Circ. Won't Stop SpaceX Satellites From Launching
• Renter Can't Allege Age Bias Over Targeted Facebook Ads
• Chamber Of Commerce Backs Bipartisan Border Solutions Act
• State Dept. Exploring Ways To Bring More Afghans To US
• Senate GOP Kills Bid To Debate Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan
• Amazon Blasts DC AG's Antitrust Case
• Pot Co. Asks Justices To Rethink Denial Of IRS Summons Row
• Mayor's Aide Who Told Jury Of Pot Shop Bribes Avoids Prison
• DC Circ. Says Gov't Has Last Word On Revoked Visa Petitions
• 'Right To Repair' Law Puts Car Brands In Lurch, Court Told
• Recent High Court Decisions Signify 1st Amendment Direction
• Senate Finance Committee To Discuss Retirement Legislation
• Wiley Adds Experienced EPA Official To Enviro Practice
• House Dem Leaves Capitol Riot Suit Against Trump
• DOL Proposes $15 Minimum Wage Rule For Fed. Contractors
• Biden Pulls Pick Of Harvard Atty To Lead DOJ's Civil Division
• Full 11th Circ. Rejects Ga. Dental Board's Immunity Arguments
• Watchdog Links Faulty Notices To Remain In Mexico Program
• House Hearing Slams Opacity Of FCC Spectrum Rulemaking
• Biz Groups Say Congress Must Do All It Can For DACA Kids
• Utah Medical Pot Licenses Unlawfully Awarded, Suit Says
• Maryland Officials Want In On DC Circ. Dam License Challenge
• House Votes To Restore FTC Disgorgement Authority
• Feds Streamline Application For Foreign Student Hopefuls
• 'Lives Are On The Line,' Say GOP Reps Pushing Biden On Pot
• AT&T Gets FCC's OK For $16.3B Deal Spinning Off DirecTV
• USPTO Further Clarifies Arthrex's Director Rehearing Process
• Admitted Russian Botnet Mastermind Ducks Prison Time
• Prepare For National Security Review Of Deals, UK Tells Cos.
• High Court Urged To Snub $3.6B Wall Funding Row
• Sen. Warren Wants Close FTC Review Of $4B Lockheed Deal
• NJ Panel Won't Strike COVID-19 Rule On Security Deposits
• Stiffer Penalties Floated For Hospital Price Transparency Rule
• Bank Regulators Plan CRA Overhaul As OCC Backtracks
• Gov't Contractor Input Vital After Biden Cybersecurity Order
• NY Urges Justices To Pass On State Opioid Tax Challenge
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Tribes Ask Minn. High Court To Review OK Of $2.9B Pipeline
• Biden Admin. Introduces More Pipeline Cybersecurity Rules
• Biden Competition Order May Shift Ocean Carriers' Course
• House Clears Bills Aimed At Media Diversity, 911 Readiness
• Obama Center Foes Ask Ill. Judge To Block Construction
• Calif. Hospital Chain, Docs Paying $37.5M In Kickback Deal
• US Joins WTO Talks To Hone Professional Service Regs
• NJ Group's Bid To Scrap Legal Pot Meets Skeptical Judge
• Morgan Lewis Atty Confirmed To Lead DOJ's Criminal Division
• Justices' Biofuel Exemption Ruling Boosts Small Refineries
• 11th Circ. Skeptical Of Retroactive Change In Alcohol Sale Law
• Gordon & Rees Adds Ex-Burnham Brown Litigator In Calif.
• NH Dems Say Immunity Claim Overblown In Virtual Voting Suit
• Trump Adviser Accused Of Unregistered Lobbying
• Biden Taps Google Critic, Ex-Paul Weiss Partner For DOJ
• GOP Reps. Can't Sue Pelosi Over Proxy Voting, DC Circ. Says
• Peanut Wagons Not Subject To Highway Tax, Court Told
• Walmart Applicant Says Criminal Check System Discriminates
• House Passes Bills To Tackle Energy Cybersecurity Threats
• Rioters Didn't Stop Congress On Jan. 6, Militia Says
• DC Judge Mulls Reserving Thousands More Diversity Visas
• EU Watchdog Eyes Spain's €101M Investor Arbitration Award
• Garland's 'Historic' Leak Probe Memo Comes With Fine Print
• 9th Circ. Backs DHS In Immigration Environmental Impact Row
• Oklahoma Sues DOI For Coal Control On Tribal Lands
• Garland Urged To Bring Charges After Nassar FBI Report
• Warren Calls For CFPB Scrutiny Of Overdraft Fees, Crypto
• Top Florida Litigation Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Talc Plaintiffs' Attys Fume At Idea J&J Might Use Ch. 11 Tactic
• Perkins Coie IP Atty Confirmed As Fed. Circ.'s 1st Black Judge
• Calif. Gov. Hopeful Threatens Suit Over Ballot Disqualification
• ICE Pays $100K To End HIV-Positive Immigrant's Arrest Suit
• Major Networks Ask FCC To Clarify Advertisement ID Rules
• Man Gets 18 Mos. For Murder Threats Against Flynn Judge
• GOP House Members Form 'Freedom From Big Tech' Caucus
• DoorDash, Grubhub Sue San Francisco Over 15% Fee Cap
• Contentious Biden Pick For 2nd Circ. Reports $1.3M Net Worth
• DOJ Says Wage-Fixing Charges Were Never Off The Table
• DaVita Indictment, Biden Order Ramp Up No-Poach Pressure
• Twitter Seeks 9th Circ. Review Of Texas' Moderation Probe
• EU Fights Russia's 'Discriminatory' Import Policy At WTO
• Feds Call Off Appeal Salvaging Trump-Era Asylum Guidelines
• US And Vietnam Cool Trade Tensions With Currency Pact
• Questions To Ask After MedPAC Alternative Payments Report
• Ghislaine Maxwell Owes NY $1.6M In Taxes, State Tax Dept. Says
• Robinhood Says It Expects $30M Fine From NY Regulator
• Illinois Sued Over Revised Pot Biz Licensing Scheme
• Congress Revives Push To Codify DOJ Access To Justice Unit
• Broadband Sats Are Filling The Sky. Are Regulators Ready?
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Ex-FDA Senior Regulatory Counsel Joins Foley Hoag In DC
• Uber, Postmates AB 5 Suit Gets Nixed By Calif. Judge
• Colo. Equal Pay Law Is Raising Job Post Hurdles Nationwide
• FINRA Shows Subtle Shift On Evaluating Best Execution
• FTC Should Take Nuanced Approach On Noncompete Regs
• 11th Circ. Reinstates CDC Pandemic Restrictions For Cruises
• Lin Wood Faces Discipline For Posting Hearing Video Online
• Pot Legalization Bill Empowers US Agencies In New Ways
• Hawley Asks Big Tech To Disclose Government Cooperation
• FCC Will Tackle Open RAN, VoIP, Caller ID Rules In August
• AstraZeneca's Anemia Drug Sees Setback At FDA Committee
• 3 Questions Left After Maui Groundwater Case Ruling
• CFPB Will Issue Small-Biz Lending Data Proposal By Sept. 30
• Top 5 Int'l Trade Developments In 2021: Midyear Report
• NJ Courts See Remote Hearings In Post-Pandemic Future
• Government Can't Give Riot Grand Jury Records To Deloitte
• Chicago Nonprofits Say Work On Obama Center Should Begin
• CFPB's Navient Suit To Resume After 3rd Circ. Appeal Fizzles
• 9th Circ. Urged To Keep Hotel Worker Health Mandate Ruling
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Lays Out Guidance For Whistleblowers
• Calif. Coalition Pushes EPA To Reduce HFC Emissions
• NY Gun Law May Create Opioidlike Litigation For Insurers
• How Western States Help The Wealthy Avoid Taxes, Creditors
• Texas Judge Blocks Feds From Granting New DACA Requests
• Lawmakers Revive Bill To Ban Insider Trading Amid '8-K Gaps'
• Nuclear Energy And Environmental Justice In The Biden Era
• Texas AG Paxton Fights En Banc Review Of Fraud Case Move
• Suit Says Pittsburgh Fire Safety Law Bars Nonunion Workers
• Judge's Move Could Add Year To Amazon Antitrust Case In DC
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• 9th Circ. Voids Order On Immigrant Insurance Rule
• Baltimore Bill Is Most Draconian Facial Recognition Ban Yet
• Judge Rules Against Hawaii County In Water Pollution Battle
• Biden Can Replace 1st Circ. Judge Thompson, Ill. Federal Jurist
• Surprises May Lurk As 'No Surprises Act' Meets State Law
• Ga. City's Strip Club Ordinance Constitutional, Judge Says
• Credit-Sensitive Rates Could Allay Libor Transition Hurdles
• Feds Face New Lawsuits Over Spousal Green Card Delays
• Senate Confirms NCAA's Top Legal Officer To VA Post
• Environmental Policy To Watch In 2021: Midyear Report
• Google Sued Over Rap Video On School Property With Kids
• Jones Day Adds Consumer Products Counsel In Miami
• Pipeline Co. Drops 1st Circ. Appeal Of City's Oil Export Ban
• US, China Revive Dormant WTO Food Quota Fight
• NYPD Favors-For-Bribes Scheme Crossed Line, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ripple To Depose Ex-SEC Official Following Fiery Day In Court
• Facebook's Use Of WhatsApp Data Is Subject Of Irish Probe
• Judge Grills DOJ Over Doc Sharing In Aon-Willis Merger Spat
• Netflix Gets Franchise Fee Suit Moved To Federal Court
• Biden ICE Nominee Says Deals With Local Police Won't End
• ACLU Knocks Florida's Challenge To ICE Policy Memos
• T-Mobile Says NJ Town Unlawfully Blocked Facility Plans
• Ill. To Hold Lotteries, Issue Pot Licenses After Virus Delays
• Garland Restores Courts' Power To Pause Deportation Cases
• 9th Circ. Keeps Methylene Chloride Risk Evaluation For Now
• With OCC Reorg, Hsu Takes Agency Back To The Future
• DOJ Updates 9th Circ. On Realtor Group Investigation
• Calif. Centralizes Cannabis Regulation Within New Dept.
• Nexstar Hits Comcast With NY Suit Over Broadcasting Deal
• WTO Members Ready To Intensify Fisheries Subsidies Talks
• How Biden's Competition Order Affects The Antitrust Agencies
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Revisit 'Discriminatory' Ruling
• Sea Change In Drug Assistance Programs May Be On Horizon
• FERC To Mull Grid Reform To Back Renewable Energy Shift
• What Cartel Enforcement Under Biden's DOJ Might Look Like
• 6 Things To Know About Cannabis M&A Transactions
• Spencer Fane Adds Former Husch Blackwell Enviro Head
• 3 Roadblocks Facing Electric Vehicle Adoption In US
• Sens. Advance Biden Appellate Picks, Spar Over Defenders
• Covington, White House Alum To Lead Comcast Policy Group
• Ill. Doesn't Owe Atty Fees In Workers' Comp COVID Rule Suit
• Trump Water Rule Will Remain In Place During Review
• Federal Courts Backing New Legislation To Protect Judges
• How FTC Could Regulate Noncompetes After Biden's Order
• Senate Clears Treasury Undersecretary For Domestic Finance
• Oceana Claims Pacific Sardine Recovery Plan Falls Short
• As State Anti-Vax Laws Pass, Mandate Suits Poised To Evolve
• Breyer Still Undecided On Retirement Amid Pressure
• Coalition Sues Hawaii To Halt Reopening Aquarium Pet Trade
• DC Circ. Scraps McGahn Ruling On House Subpoena Power
• White House Announces Plan For Afghan Ally Evacuations
• FCC Chief Pushes Boston, Raleigh For 5G, Open RAN Testing
• 2021: The Year The Antitrust World Bore Down On Big Tech
• FTC Dems Ruffle Feathers By Cutting Judges' Regulatory Role
• Texas Justices To Decide Sealing Row In AG Securities Suit
• Denver Utility Sues Colo. City For Delaying $464M Dam Project
• New PBGC Regs Leave Employers Scratching Their Heads
• Albertsons Inks $5.1M Deal With Calif. Over Emissions Probe
• Investor Says Chinese Tech Co. Knowingly Broke Cyber Laws
• New FCBA Prez Will Navigate Post-Pandemic Workplace World
• Fed. Circ. Adds New Wrinkle To Battle Over Tariff Authority
• Khan's Mind Already Made Up, Facebook Says In Recusal Bid
• Fed Proposes Guidance For Third-Party, Fintech Relationships
• 11th Circ. Panel Divides On School's Bathroom Policy
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Effort To Save Trump's TikTok Ban
• What G-7 Xinjiang Focus Means For UK And US Companies
• Biden Pick To Lead Army Corps Aims For Lasting Water Policy
• GOP Derides Voting Atty Up For 2nd Circ. As 'Radical Activist'
• Biden's Nominee For DOD Acquisition Chief Withdraws
• WHO Committee Wants Global Rules On Gene-Editing Patents
• Federal Loan, Grant Recipients Should Expect ESG Mandates
• NJ, NY Sued Over Charitable Donor Tax Disclosure Rules
• Top Senate Dems Admit Pot Legalization Push A Long Shot
• 3 Takeaways From Senate Dems' Pot Legalization Bill
• Gilstrap Throws Out US Inventor's Fintiv Challenge
• Traps, Thickets And Hops: Sens. Pin Down Drug Price Culprits
• Sen. Republicans Blast Chopra For Silence On CFPB Inquiry
• Biden Taps Trumka Jr. For CPSC Commissioner Seat
• Court Douses SD Gov.'s Mount Rushmore Fireworks Suit
• EU Mulling Changes To Standard-Essential Patents Policy
• Watchdog Adopts Best Practices For Mass Public Comments
• FCC Affirms Fine For Hogging Shared Radio Channel in 2013
• DHS Beats Surety Cos.' Challenge Over Bond Breach Rule
• Mich. Gov. Signs Bill To Regulate Delta-8 Cannabis Products
• FCC Vote Broadens Replacement Fund For Chinese Tech
• Norwegian Cruise Sues Fla. Over Vaccine Passport Ban
• Abortion Rights Advocates Sue To Overturn Texas 6-Week Ban
• Top SEC Official Suggests More ESG Enforcement Is Coming
• Ex-Grassley Atty Says Trust Is Key To Whistleblower Venture
• What To Watch As EU Clinical Trial Compliance Changes
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