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Public Policy - August, 2021

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• Fenwick Expands To DC With Ex-Dechert, Freshfields Attys
• 8th Circ. Says Law Didn't Block Land Move For Tribal Casino
• NY To Act On Rent Relief, Evictions In 'Extraordinary' Session
• Advocacy Groups Ask TikTok Execs To Tackle Hate Speech
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Removal Order In Immigrant Drug Row
• Google Play Store Cases Eyeing Fall 2022 Trial
• Afghan Evacuation Numbers Unclear After Chaotic Withdrawal
• What To Know About Texas' New Sexual Harassment Laws
• Judge Doubts DHS Asylum Stats Disprove 'Turnback' Policy
• Yavapai Prescott Tribe Sues Ariz. Over Sports Betting Law
• Transport Cos. Brace For Post-Ida Supply Chain Woes
• Biden Floats Lowering Rent For Renewable Project Leases
• Watchdog Faults ICE For Overpaying Contractor
• House, Biden Ink Deal In Subpoena For Trump Census Docs
• DOJ Using 'Hammer' For 'Scalpel' Google Discovery: Judge
• DOL Creates Unit To Update Unemployment Insurance System
• Biden Reverses Pause On New Oil And Gas Lease Sales
• 9th Circ. Dismisses Appeal To Reschedule Marijuana
• Mass. High Court Hands Pot Shop 2 Wins In Local Feuds
• What The Nondebtor Release Bill Means For Chapter 11 Filings
• Tribe Says Suit Over Fla. Gaming Compact Must Be Tossed
• NY Health Workers Charged In Alleged Fake Vax Card Ring
• Judge Axes Trump-Era Revisions To Clean Water Act Rules
• USPTO Request Shows Need For Patent Eligibility Reform
• How SEC's Policy Pivot Supports Whistleblowers
• 3rd Circ. Challenges FLSA Exception For Deputy Coroners
• Insurance Commissioner's Agenda: Wis. Tackles Climate Risk
• Calif. Resists Resumption Of 'Bad Faith' Tribal Gaming Suit
• Ex-Mayor's Sprawling Trial Didn't Skew Verdict, Feds Say
• A Look At Global Tax Enforcement Developments: Part 1
• WTO Panel Will Weigh China's Compliance In Farm Quota Spat
• Pa. Panel Says Virus Warrants Redo Of Unemployment Appeal
• Lin Wood Wants 11th Circ. Redo Of Ga. Runoff Election Suit
• Hochul Names Ex-Obama Adviser To Be Top NY Financial Cop
• STL Pipeline Tells DC Circ. Stakes Too High To Bank On FERC
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• High Court Ruling Puts Premium On Tribal Voting Bill
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• Fear Reigns That NJ Crackdown Might Bruise Employers
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• Inside The 'Battleground For The Internet's Soul': Section 230
• Epic 'Fighting On' After Apple's App Store Developer Deal
• US Urges Justices To Take Up Texas Pueblo's Bingo Petition
• SEC Panel Maps Overhaul Of SPACs, Executive Trading Plans
• Biz, Worker Groups Weigh In On DOL's Contractor Wage Plan
• Feds Say Anglers' Puget Sound Salmon Suit Is Sour Grapes
• CPSC Commissioner Kaye To Leave Agency
• 11th Circ. Tosses 'Poll Tax' Suit For Mail-In Ballot Postage
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Redo Of Grid Project Payment Order
• FCC Shifts Broadband Mapping Burden From Broadcasters
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NC Inches Closer To Medical Pot
• Calif. Atty Wants 9th Circ. To Revive Trump Tweets Suit
• Nevada Pot Regulator Hits Cos. Over Tracking, Surveillance
• FTC Says Retired Debt Counts Towards Merger Threshold
• CIT Enters Partial Judgment In Case Over Indian Quartz Slabs
• Law360's Tort Report: Ex-'SNL' Actor Hit With Sex Assault Suit
• EU Climate Plan Should Involve Taxing Pollution, Not Borders
• Federal Court Blocks Texas Migrant Transportation Order
• DC Circ. Sinks Industry Challenge To EPA Wood Heater Rule
• Cuba's Central Bank To Craft Regulations For Virtual Assets
• Biz Groups End Insurance Price Fight After Compliance Delay
• Fla. Gov. Overstepped By Banning School Mask Mandates
• 1st Circ. Affirms Mootness In Arcade's COVID Restriction Suit
• Over 200 Fla. City Employees Fight Vaccine Mandate
• Supreme Court Blocks CDC Eviction Moratorium
• 9th Circ. Says San Joaquin Ozone Plan Must Be Reviewed
• Cannabis Data Firm Says Schumer's Legalization Bill A Dud
• Cook County Clerk Website Down For Upgrades After Breach
• Environmentalists Want Calif. Wetlands Project Halted
• NTIA Launches Two New Broadband Offices
• SEC Seeks Early Win In Insider Trade Suit Against HK Couple
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear FTC's 1-800 Contacts Loss
• Gov. DeSantis Demands Info On Migrants Moving To Fla.
• USTR Mulls New China Tariff Reprieve Amid Delta Virus Threat
• Ga. Justices Question Judge's Immunity Grant To Court Clerks
• DHS Says Border Turnback Policy Doesn't Exist
• Tribe Slams Idaho's Denial of Residence-Based Treaty Rights
• Capitol Police Officers Sue Trump, Allies Over Riot
• Prepare For Global Tax Regime's New Biz Dispute Risks
• Sen. Toomey Calls For Public Input On Crypto Legislation
• Judiciary Slams 'Intrusive' Workplace Misconduct Bill
• EPA Illegally Destroying Water, Chemical Records, Group Says
• Admission Of Error In Caster Semenya Case Is Long Overdue
• Mintz Docs Not Protected In $19M Wynn Resorts Contract Row
• EPA, Army Corps Moves Herald New Enviro Permit Challenges
• Feds Finalize Plans For Federal IT Security Group
• Texas Justices Ice San Antonio Order Allowing Mask Mandate
• NJ Hospitals Taking Fight With FTC Over Merger To 3rd Circ.
• Powell, Wood Among Attys Sanctioned Over Election Suit
• FERC's Departing Chatterjee Regrets Grid Policy Inaction
• Pentagon Says Service Members Must Get COVID Vax ASAP
• Big Tobacco Could Dominate Legal Pot, Colo. AG Warns
• Altria, Juul Seek Upper Hand Against FTC After In-House Trial
• SEC Taps Longtime Investor Advocate As Adviser To Gensler
• DOL Loses 'Troubling' Bid To Block Ex-Felon From Union Role
• Dallas County Can Enforce Mask Mandate, Judge Says
• 8th Circ. Backs Sioux Tribe's Treaty Right To Health Care
• Steps For Complying With FinCEN's New AML Priorities
• FCC Gives Schools, Libraries Another Crack At COVID Funds
• Feds OK'd Work Authorization For 800K Without Full Vetting
• Biden Admin. Cracks Down On W.Va. Mine Reclamation
• Mass. Residents Challenge Offshore Wind Farm Approval
• Grassley Amendments Are Not The Way To Reform The FCA
• Thai Regulator Proposes New Rules For Digital Asset Custody
• Advocates Still Not Satisfied With Verizon-TracFone Deal
• 9th Circ. Upholds LA's Pandemic Eviction Moratorium
• CIT Spurns Bid To Lower Duties On Indian Quartz Slabs
• Utilities Ask FCC To Cut Threat Of Pole-Attachment Refunds
• Ga. Justices Ask If Nude Dance Clubs Can Fight Lingerie Tax
• Let FERC Handle STL Pipeline From Now On, DC Circ. Told
• US Franchisers Face New Compliance Hurdles In Australia
• 'Ecocide' May Be New Tool For Fighting Environmental Crime
• MyPillow Seeks Midcase Appeal In Dominion Defamation Case
• Dems Reveal Tax Hikes On Foreign Income, Sans Rates
• FCC Floats Record $5.1M TCPA Fine Over Election Robocalls
• At-Risk Afghans May Enter US Under Humanitarian Provision
• Texas Judge Considers Mask Mandate Debate 'Stunning'
• FTC, Illumina Clash On Merger's Potential To Win Cancer War
• 9th Circ. Backs BNSF Rail Expansion Despite Local Objections
• Iñupiat Village's Arctic Drilling Suit Is Moot, 9th Circ. Says
• Calif. Panel OKs Weed Cos. Operating By Empty School Plots
• DC Circ. Says Trump Call With NSA On Russia Is Privileged
• Judge King Gives Biden Another 4th Circ. Vacancy
• Okla. Asks To Block DOI Coal Regulation On Tribal Lands
• House Dems Back Biden Proposal For Tipped Workers' Pay
• Supreme Court Refuses To Pause 'Remain In Mexico' Order
• Bill Would Help Localities Handle Broadband Permitting
• UK Proposes Requiring Big Biz To ID Tax-Uncertainty Areas
• Fla. Claims There's Little Evidence For Masking Kids In School
• Green Card Applicants Must Be Fully Vaxxed Against Virus
• Pot Advocates Cheer Idaho Court Ruling On Ballot Measures
• Ex-FTC Policy Head Tapped As TechFreedom Senior Counsel
• Glenmark Still Fighting To End DOJ Interviews Of India Execs
• House Approves $3.5T Budget Vehicle For Biden Relief Plan
• Justices Must Restore Trump-Era GHG Rule, Supporters Say
• ITC OKs Dumping Duties On Spanish, Japanese Methionine
• ND Urges Court To Force Gov't To Restart Oil And Gas Leasing
• Natural Capital: A Paradigm Shift In Valuing The Environment
• Aviation Watch: Space Tourists Are In A Legal Vacuum
• Fla. Argues Challenge To Trans Athlete Ban Is Unripe
• DOJ Should Withdraw Improper Intervention In SEP Cases
• FCC Urges DC Circ. To Back New Antenna Rules
• The Pros And Cons Of State Broadband Grants
• US Concrete, Vulcan Deal Closing Without In-Depth Review
• Telemarketers Face Oct. Fee Hike For FTC's Do Not Call Lists
• Disabled Students Say Pa. Group Bars Them From Track Meet
• Texas AG Review Finds 'No Evidence' He Abused Office
• Climate Protesters Block Street Over HMRC's Ties To Barclays
• Intel, Apple and Pfizer Join Flood Of Chinese Tariff Suits
• 2 Income Tax Loopholes Congress Should Close
• Navy GC Pick Earns $4 Million In Kramer Levin Partner Share
• Mont. Mineral Biz Admits Fault In Worker Arsenic Exposure
• EPA Defeats Water Act Claim In Maryland River Pollution Row
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• Texas Court Rules Smokable Hemp Ban Unconstitutional
• Full 11th Circ. Will Consider School District's Bathroom Policy
• Ex-FinCEN Heads Ask Justices To Restrain SEC's AML Powers
• Fla. Doctors Tell Court Mask Mandates Needed In Schools
• Judge Pauses ICE Order To Expand Detention Pending Appeal
• Biden's Antitrust Policies Won't Depart Entirely From Trump's
• Advocates Urge High Court To Halt 'Remain In Mexico' Revival
• FCC Grants New Batch Of Tribal 2.5 GHz Spectrum Licenses
• Exec Says He Needs More Than 'Panicky Messages' From DOJ
• Greens, CBP Each Land Partial Win In Border Wall Suit
• Ex-Flynn Partner Demands Classified Info Amid New Trial Bid
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT's Rejection Of Excise Tax Regulations
• CFTC's Digital Asset Authority Misunderstood, Commish Says
• Undoing 1864 Decrees Behind Native Murders Is A First Step
• Evaluating Challenges To SEC's ESG Disclosure Proposal
• Biden Admin. Seeks Input In Defining 'Public Charge'
• FCC Mulls Request For Drone Spectrum-Licensing Rules
• 9th Circ. Told To Block Calif. City's COVID Hazard Pay Law
• Court Challenges, New Regs May Slow Infrastructure Plans
• Keystone Pipeline Had Safety Concerns, GAO Report Says
• Keep Eviction Ban Due To Worsening Pandemic, DOJ Says
• Snapshot: The Latest Ruling In Ga.'s Election Law Battle
• What Employers Should Note In Illinois' New Noncompete Law
• Paul Hastings Nabs Former Top DOJ Antitrust Official
• 2nd Circ. Revives ADA Class Suit Over NYC Subway Elevators
• Biden Chooses Umatilla Citizen To Head National Park Service
• Hochul Names GC In First Pair Of Cabinet Appointments
• DC Circ. Expedites Rail Cos. Appeal In Price-Fixing MDL
• Gravel Income From Treaty Lands Taxable, Justices Told
• PayPal Hit With Investor Suit Amid Investigation, Stock Drop
• Alaska Native Village In 'Agony' Waiting For EMS Access
• DC Circ. Says Internet Browsing History Not Subject To FOIA
• Elections Vet Elias Launches Firm With 13 Perkins Coie Attys
• Pfizer Gets Full FDA Approval Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• High Court To Review Bond Hearings For Detained Immigrants
• Police And Voting Reform Need Federal Remedy, Not Takeover
• Justice Alito Blocks Remain In Mexico Relaunch For Now
• Calif. Judge Says Prop 22 Driver Measure Unconstitutional
• Pa. Justices' Medical Peer Review Decision Surprises Attys
• UK Says Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal Raises 'Serious' Concerns
• SEC Says Texas Adviser Defrauded Investors Out Of $58M
• Biden Asks Supreme Court To Block 'Remain In Mexico' Policy
• Mass. Cannabis Regulator Gives Guidance On Diversity Hiring
• Samish Tribe Asks Full 9th Circ. To Redo Treaty Rights Ruling
• State Broadcasters Implore FCC Not To Raise Regulatory Fees
• Pandemic Tests Hospitality Industry At Midyear Point
• SEC Accuses Ga. Adviser Of Running $110M Ponzi Scheme
• DC Circ. Won't Undo HHS Win In Medicare Payment Suit
• FTC Hopes Updated Facebook Complaint Plugs Holes In Case
• LA Pot Companies Drop Social Equity Lawsuit Against City
• Oil Refiner Sues EPA Over Renewable Fuel Exemption Petition
• Maui Seeks To Reopen Hawaii Water Pollution Suit
• FCC Orders Internet Calling Co. To Fix Accessibility Failures
• 5th Circ. Won't Stay 'Remain In Mexico' Order During Appeal
• 1st Circ. Says Feds Bear Burden In Immigrant Detention Cases
• Staffing, Due Process Pose Hurdles For Biden Asylum Plan
• What CMS' Split Billing Proposal Means For Health Providers
• USDA's Animal Protection Failures Show Change Is Needed
• DC Circ. Dumps Unions' Bid To Vacate Rail Safety Plan Rule
• EU Targets Illumina's Completion Of Grail Deal Amid Probe
• How A New Law Changes Commercial Receiverships In Conn.
• Biden Admin. Launches Appeal For Narrower ICE Enforcement
• T-Mobile Breach Points To Need For Details, Privacy Law
• Texas Gov. Loses More Court Battles Over Mask Mandate Ban
• Ill. Governor Signs 2 More Bills To Support Immigrants
• Justices Asked Again To Block Biden's Eviction Ban
• EPA Extends Permit Reviews Amid Water Rule Revision
• App Store Competition Bill Contains A Loophole
• W.Va. Sues Over 'Remain In Mexico' Rollback, Citing Fentanyl
• Calif. Bans Insurance Policy Cancellations Amid Wildfires
• Ballot Measure Not Delivering For Gig Workers, Report Says
• Apple Created 'Roadblocks' To DOJ's Google Suit, Court Told
• Split 10th Circ. Blocks Kansas From Enforcing 'Ag Gag' Law
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss Challenge To School Mask Mandate Ban
• Texas' Latex Dancer Fee Is Unconstitutional, 5th Circ. Says
• Feds Accuse Pharma Co. Manager's Wife Of Insider Trading
• DOD Agrees To End Clearance Bias Suit, But Throws Final Jab
• ACLU Says Apple Must Scrap Photo Scanning Feature
• NJ Pot Regulator Adopts First Rules For Adult-Use Market
• Minn. Says Enbridge Suits Don't Belong In Tribal Court
• USCIS Inks Deal To End Juvenile Immigrant Petition Rule
• For FCC's Carr, Section 230 Is The New Net Neutrality
• Texas Judge Orders DHS To Expand Detention, Removal Ops
• Biden's Plans Won't Hike Small-Biz Tax Rates, Treasury Says
• SmileDirect Settles Case Over Alabama Dental Board Rules
• ConocoPhillips Alaska Drilling Permits Nixed Over GHG
• Okla. Taps Oil Industry Lobbyist As New Medical Pot Director
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• CFTC's Quintenz Says He's Leaving In 2 Weeks
• US Asks Justices To Stay Out Of Cockfighting Ban Flap
• Bill Would Shift $9.6B From DOD To Global Vaccine Effort
• FTC Takes Another Shot At Facebook In 3-2 Vote
• Saudi Arabia Challenges EU Duties In Its 1st-Ever WTO Case
• Ex-SEC Chair Clayton Joins Fintech Fireblocks As Adviser
• En Banc 5th Circ. Says Texas Can Further Limit Abortions
• Veteran Filed Citizenship Suit In Wrong District, DC Circ. Says
• Illumina Completes $7.1B Grail Deal Amid Antitrust Scrutiny
• T-Mobile Says Data Breach Exposed 48M Customers' Data
• SEC-Approved Nasdaq Diversity Rule Challenged In 5th Circ.
• US State Dept. Ordered To Issue 9K More Diversity Visas
• Trade Court Wipes Out Speedy Duty Reviews In Lumber Spat
• Comcast Calls Viamedia's Privilege Claim 'Gamesmanship'
• Ill. Pot Cos. Say They Were Excluded From License Lottery
• EPA Bans Chlorpyrifos Use On Food In Win For Green Groups
• Pardoned By Trump, Ex-Observer Editor Is Charged By Vance
• Obama Center Opponents Ask High Court For Injunction
• Appellate Court OKs Indiana's Unemployment Pay Drawdown
• Axon Gets More Support For High Court FTC Challenge
• Unwinding TCJA Will Help Working Class, Sen. Van Hollen Says
• Apple Says DOJ Is Asking It For Too Much Info In Google Case
• NY AG James Leads State Calls For FDA Nicotine Crackdown
• Perrigo Rebuts Investors, Court Over Tax Accounting Rule
• DOJ Rips Poultry Execs' Early Bid For Docs In Price-Fix Case
• Ill. Gov's Campaign Defeats Trans Worker's Bias Claims
• Texas Students Accuse Gov. Of Discrimination In Mask Fight
• FTC Merger Warning Letters Seen As Largely Superficial
• Biden EV Order Boosts Opportunities For Automakers
• Kan. Wind Farm Suit Belongs In Circuit Court, DC Judge Says
• Enviro Group Sues Feds Over Calif. Minnow's 'Bleak' Future
• Texas Mask Mandate Ban Exceeds Governor's Authority
• DHS Floats Role For Asylum Officers To Ease Court Backlog
• Biden Admin Mulling Tweaks To ACA Birth Control Provisions
• Pa. Justices Tighten Up Medical Peer Review Protections
• CFPB Asks DC Circ. To Undo PayPal's Fee Disclosures Win
• T-Mobile Confirms Data Breach, Unsure If Customers Affected
• Fintech Cos. Behind Many Dubious PPP Loans, Study Says
• Okla. Seed-To-Sale Challenge Is Moved To Different Court
• Sinclair, Dish Reach Deal To Delay Widespread Blackout
• Couple Wants Early Win In SEC's Insider Trading Suit
• NY Courts Memo Offers Eviction Guidance After Justices Rule
• Fla. Judge Undoes $85M Asset Freeze In Fake Gov't Site Case
• Profs. Tell DC Circ. SpaceX Launches Need Enviro Review
• NJ Drivers Rip Port Authority In Bridgegate Class Cert. Bid
• Copyright Office Sets Rules For Quickly Registering Claims
• DOJ Defends Glenmark, Teva Executive Interviews Abroad
• SPLC Presses To Advance Access To Counsel Fight With DHS
• What TSA's New Cybersecurity Standards Mean For Pipelines
• Federal Coalition Announces Tribal Broadband Summit
• Mass. City Dodges Zoning Law Challenge Over Pot Shop
• Fla. Gambling Compact Deals Rivals Unfair Hand, Suit Says
• Green Groups Slam Interior's Plan To Resume Oil, Gas Leases
• FINRA Aims To Keep Pace With Cloud's Explosive Growth
• Steps For Gov't Contractors As US Leaves Afghanistan
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds 2 More Pros To Atlanta Office
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Tech Industry GCs See Civil Rights As Key Responsibility
• Advocates Say 'Remain In Mexico' Rollback Falls Short
• DC Atty Nominee Reports $650K In DLA Piper Partner Share
• Rutgers Students Ask Court To Block COVID Vaccine Mandate
• 7th Circ. Rejects Bid To Block Obama Center Construction
• Facebook Oversight Board Eyes Bigger Footprint By 2022
• ​​​​​​​Taliban Return Won't Stop Afghan Relocations, Biden Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Builders' Water Permit Need In Landmark Suit
• U.S. Wants To Pause Suits Over Endangered Species Changes
• GOP Reps. Call For Industry Input On Crypto Regulations
• Robocall Regulators Fighting Lax Deadlines, Spam Texts
• OCC's Hsu Urges Banks To Heed 'Better Angels' On Crypto
• Breon Peace Brings Defense Prowess To Top Role At EDNY
• Union Pacific Tells Texas Panel To Trim Chemical Suit
• Montana Hit With Suit Over Abortion Restriction Laws
• ACLU Defends Biden In Texas Sheriffs' Suit Over ICE Arrests
• Hemp Group Urges Tweaks To Pot Legalization Bill
• 9th Circ. Says US Immune To Claims Over Deadly Force Policy
• 21 States, DC Join Race Bias Suit Over Georgia Election Law
• Texas Court Allows San Antonio Mask Mandate, Again
• Energy Groups Sue Interior Over Oil And Gas Leasing Pause
• Google Says It's Not A Common Carrier, Seeks Ohio Suit Toss
• Ex-California Mayor Charged With Taking Pot Industry Bribes
• Calif. Regulator Targets T-Mobile's 3G Sunset Plans
• Texas Judge Reinstates Trump-Era 'Remain In Mexico' Policy
• NJ Pitches Rule Changes For Offshore Wind Tax Credits
• Texas Says Suit Over Citizen-Enforced Abortion Law Isn't Ripe
• Postal Service Faces Privacy Suit Over Covert Ops Program
• Landlords Seek 11th Circ. Rehearing Over CDC Eviction Ban
• SEC, European Central Bank Boost Security Swaps Oversight
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Judge Threatens Sanctions Against Attys In Diversity Visa Suit
• Key Funding Opportunities In Senate Infrastructure Bill
• Texas Justices Halt Local Mask Mandates
• Dallas Appellate Panel Upholds Texas Mask Ban Freeze
• DOJ's Block Of Texas' Migrant Transport Order Extended
• Jim Bakker Loses Fight to Block COVID 'Cure' Investigation
• Sens. Raise Flag On Amazon's Biometric Data Collection
• Calif. High Court Says Pot Possession In Prison Still Illegal
• 11th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Florida Greyhound Racing Ban Suit
• State Telecom Roundup: Ponying Up With Broadband Bills
• DOJ Can't Wash Hands Of Rule From Old Deal, NAR Says
• DOJ Denies 'Rewriting' Price-Fix Indictment of Glenmark, Teva
• Cuomo Impeachment Inquiry Halted, Surprising Investigators
• Calif. Tribes Ask To Resume Gambling Compact Suit
• DOJ Gets More Time To Review Optum's $13.8B Change Buy
• Biden's US Atty Picks Bring Sorely Needed Diversity
• Mass. Gov. Claims Immunity From Suit By Fired Agency Head
• US Issues 3rd Sanctions Round Punishing Cuban Crackdown
• 8th Circ. Grants Appeal For U Visa Seeker And Daughters
• Drug Benefit Managers Call Feds' Price Disclosure Rule Faulty
• FCC Urged To Streamline Commercial Space Launch Rules
• OSHA Issues New Workplace COVID Guidance As Cases Rise
• NY Convention Rules In Insurance Game, 9th Circ. Says
• Feds Say Hemp Co. Can't Claim $1.76M For Detained Hemp
• Nasdaq Diversity Rule To Bring Change, Or Shame, To Cos.
• DC Circ. Orders FCC To Revisit Possible 5G Wireless Harms
• Fla. Robocall Law Could Bring New Wave Of Litigation
• DC Judge Keeps Biden's New Eviction Ban In Place
• National Security Vetting Is Said To Illegally Delay Green Card
• 11th Circ. Leery Of Religion Claims In Nuclear Protest
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• Cuomo Ally To Depart As Top NY Financial Regulator
• 6 Months Later, What To Know About The Texas Storm MDL
• DC Circ. Erases UnitedHealth's Overpayment Rule Triumph
• Supreme Court Blocks Enforcement Of NY Anti-Eviction Law
• Okla. Court Says High Court's McGirt Ruling Isn't Retroactive
• Meet Biden's Solicitor General Nominee Elizabeth Prelogar
• Cannabis Co. Says Calif. City Faked Social Equity Program
• Ill. Sued Over Veteran Provision In Pot Dispensary Licensing
• DOJ, FTC Push Fed's Proposal For Virtual Wallets
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• Infrastructure Bill's Crypto Crackdown May Yet Be Tamed
• Catholic Ministry Slams Texas Migrant Transportation Ban
• Maine's Medical Marijuana Residency Rule Struck Down
• ICE Says It Will Avoid Detaining Immigrant Crime Victims
• Hemp Group Says FDA Inaction On CBD Harms Consumers
• Sen. Republicans Move To Put Eviction Ban On Rule Ash Heap
• Ky., Tenn. Seek Permanent Bar On Pandemic Aid Restrictions
• How High Court Takings Ruling Compares With Prior Analysis
• NY Inks $10M In Settlements Over Pole-Attachment Violations
• Oregon Water Agency Tells 9th Circ. To Revive Irrigation Suit
• What HSR Filers Should Know About New FTC Warnings
• States' Action On Delta-8 Leaves Hemp Industry Divided
• Embracing A Consumer-Centric Paradigm Shift In Data Privacy
• AT&T Shouldn't Sunset Disused Voice Network Yet, Calif. Says
• Food Distributors Brush Off FTC Merger Warning
• Partial Class Cert. Granted In Suit Against Flint Engineers
• Verizon, Lifeline Advocates Reach Deal On TracFone Tie-Up
• Trump, House Panel To Appeal Subpoena Ruling To DC Circuit
• Colo. County Says Utility's Suit Over $464M Dam Is A Rehash
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• Texas Gov. Says Mask Ban Freeze Will 'Shatter' COVID Efforts
• Biden Wants Congress To Set Sights On Cutting Drug Prices
• Netherlands, Italy Top EU Gas Tax Rates, Study Finds
• WaPo Trims But Can't Beat Rep. Nunes' Defamation Suit
• Giuliani, Powell And MyPillow Can't Slip $1.3B Dominion Suits
• Immigration Board Again Chucks Salvadoran's Relief Bid
• Biden Bets On An Insider To Steady A Roiled SDNY
• New DACA Rule Expected Soon
• UnitedHealthcare Hit With DOL Suit Over Mental Health Policy
• California Gov.'s Enviro Review Upheld For Oakland Ballpark
• FCC Fines Two Firms For Sharing Spectrum Bidding Plans
• Senators Float Bill To Boost App Store Competition
• Hong Kong Sees More Listing Inquiries Amid US-China Spat
• Marijuana Conviction Costs Man Deportation Relief
• Chamber Sues To Block Health Plan Price Transparency Rule
• 9th Circ. Finds Keystone Permit Appeal Moot
• Senate Clears Budget Vehicle For Biden's $3.5T Relief Plan
• DOJ Says Realtor Group Can't Shield Rules With Old Deal
• NH Increases Biz Tax Return Filing Threshold
• Beyond Maui: Groundwater Guidance Still Needed
• 9th Circ. Remands Order Limiting Ex-BLM Head's Authority
• EPA Scientists Say Collaboration Ban Hurting Chemical Regs
• 3rd Circ. Erases Challenge To Pa. Virus Orders As Moot
• Considering Short- And Long-Term Effects Of COVID IP Waiver
• Credit Repair Co. Can't Ditch CFPB Telemarketing Suit
• DOE Proposes Reversing Trump-Era Lightbulb Rollbacks
• 4 Things To Know About 2nd Circ. Nominee Beth Robinson
• Senator Says Huawei May Still Have Access To US Tech
• Hospitals Tell DOJ $13.8B Optum-Change Deal Can't Be Fixed
• Hochul Vows 'Turnover' In First Remarks After Cuomo Resigns
• Court OKs Limited Trump Financial Subpoena By Congress
• Drive To Confirm Biden Nominees Slows As Senate Adjourns
• Biden To Tap Kramer Levin Atty For Navy GC Post
• Congress Must Act To Curb Workplace Arbitration Pacts
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• Biden Chooses Elizabeth Prelogar For Solicitor General
• Twitter In Uphill 9th Circ. Row To Release Transparency Report
• Cuomo's Atty Previews Defense In Shot Across The Bow
• Attys Want Migrant Kids Out Of 'Unacceptable' Texas Sites
• FAR Council Finalizes 3 Small Biz Contracting Rules
• State Regulators Stand Behind FERC Tariff Order At DC Circ.
• Religious Groups Win Pass On Abortions, Transgender Care
• Tribe Has No Off-Reservation Fishing Rights, Alaska Says
• 6th Circ. Lets ProMedica Drop Rival's Insurance Contracts
• Oft-Cited Case Involving Anti-Malware Cos. Tossed For Good
• Dallas County, San Antonio Win Freeze of Texas Mask Ban
• In Pursuit Of Trump Ally, Feds Rely On 'Espionage Lite' Law
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Vitamin C Price-Fixing Case, Again
• Calif. Truckers Ask High Court To Weigh 9th Circ. AB 5 Ruling
• US Reaches Labor Peace With Mexican Auto Parts Co.
• Dish May Lose Sinclair Stations Next Week
• 8th Circ. Revives Women's Hockey Players' Sex Bias Suit
• Biden Names US Atty Picks For SDNY, EDNY, 6 Other Offices
• GOP States Accuse Feds Of Flouting Oil, Gas Lease Order
• State AGs' Google Ad Suit Must Join Private Ones In NY
• Dem Sens. Include Likely Historic Pick For Va. Trial Court
• Ex-Long Island DA, Aide Get 5 Years In Police Corruption Case
• NY Lawmakers Question Agency Head On Rent Relief Funding
• Billions For Broadband Pass In Senate Infrastructure Bill
• Feds Must Quickly Settle Migrant Crime Victims' Work Apps
• Congress' Bankruptcy Bills May Be Too Clumsy To Work
• 8th Circuit Partially Restores Iowa 'Ag Gag' Law
• Senate OKs $1.2T Bill With Enhanced IRS Crypto Oversight
• Biden Shores Up Trade Team With WTO, IP Policy Noms
• Union And Counties Back Calif. In Tribal Casino Gaming Fight
• The Law On Online Content Moderation And Where It's Headed
• Senate Infrastructure Bill Inches Forward Pot Research Efforts
• US Trustee Says 2nd Circ. Fee Ruling Needs En Banc Redo
• TCPA Suit Against Charter Communications Dropped
• Policy Group Backs Challenge To NYC Property Tax System
• 6 GHz Group Will Advocate For Anti-Interference Tech
• FAR Council Takes Moderate Approach To Buy American
• The Big Picture: Andrew Cuomo's Fall From Grace
• Fla. Law School Can't Restore Aid Eligibility While It Sues DOE
• Embracing ESG
• Consultant Blasts SpaceX For Attacking 12 GHz Sharing Study
• 5 Potential Speed Bumps For Clean Energy Investment
• UPMC Beats Zoning Ruling To Build Hospital Near Competitor
• EPA Must Update Oil Spill Rule By 2023, Judge Says
• Dominion Sues Newsmax, OAN Over 2020 Election Claims
• Cuomo Resigns As Harassment Inquiries Ratchet Up
• Senate Approves $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Bryan Newland Snags Senate Approval For Indian Affairs Role
• Boston Attys Say They Acted Ethically In Exam School Suit
• Okla. Asks High Court To Ditch Its McGirt Decision
• Glenmark, Teva Say DOJ 'Rewriting' Price-Fixing Indictment
• H1-B Salary Ranking System Called 'Illegal Three Times Over'
• Long Beach Escapes Calif. Grocers' Pandemic Pay Challenge
• GOP Wants Former Huawei Unit Put On Trade Restriction List
• DOJ Blasts Indicted Chicken Exec Over 'Fishing Expedition'
• NY Group Appeals Property Tax System To State High Court
• FCC Again Accepting Some New Users In 5.9 GHz Band
• Defense Secretary Wants Mandatory COVID Vax For Military
• Cuomo Ethics Atty Resigns After Harsh Diary Quoted By AG
• White Collar Cases Continue Long-Term Slump, Report Says
• FTC Wants More Info On AbbVie's $550M Device Deal
• FCC Ripped At DC Circ. Over SpaceX's Satellite Launch
• Biden To Scrap Trump's Most-Favored Nation Drug Pricing
• Senate Dems Put Path To Citizenship In Reconciliation Plan
• SC Fed. Court Told County's Road Repair Fee Is Illegal Tax
• Ex-HHS Official Inks Deal On Virus Whistleblower Claims
• 3 Potential Speed Bumps To Biden's 50% Electric Vehicle Goal
• Feds Say Delta Variant Warrants Migrant Family Expulsions
• 5th Circ. Tosses Ad Co.'s Free Speech Suit Over Signage
• AGs Urge FCC To Speed Deadline For Anti-Robocall Tech
• FTC Asks 2nd Circ. To Rethink 'Free Pass' For 1-800 Contacts
• Ill. RICO Suit Against Red-Light Camera Co. Tossed