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Public Policy - September, 2021

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• 11th Circ. Hands Catalyst Win In 'Orphan Drug' Case
• DC Circ. Lets Biden Proceed With Title 42 Migrant Expulsions
• Path To Migratory Bird Permit Program Won't Be Smooth
• Ex-DOJ Deputy AG Joins Cannabis Group's Advisory Board
• Infrastructure Bill In Limbo As House Continues To Mull Vote
• Netflix, Hulu Shake Off Texas City's Franchise Fee Suit
• NY Town's Telecom Fight Falls Short, Judge Says
• Wins And A Loss For FTC Over Gov't Services Sites Scam
• White House Adviser Touts 'Revitalization Of Antitrust'
• Dems Release Bill To Revamp Bank Merger Review Process
• NCAA Prez Warns Congress Of 'Pay-For-Play' Athlete Deals
• Justice Alito Slams 'Sinister' Criticism Of 'Shadow Docket'
• DHS Retools Immigration Enforcement Guidance
• Senate Confirms Rohit Chopra As CFPB Director
• CBP Nominee Advances As DHS Enforcement Review Begins
• Co. Accused Of Firing Atty Who Rejected CEO's Advances
• Digital Coalition Wants EU Probe Of Google 'Privacy Sandbox'
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Challenge To NY Eviction Protections
• Court Orders Feds To Better Justify Colo. Lease Sale
• Fed's Powell Says 'No Intention' To Seek US Ban On Crypto
• FCC Advances Plan To Unlock More Tribal Internet Funds
• Justices Take Boston Free Speech Case Over Christian Flag
• Biden's DOJ Antitrust Pick Kanter Headed For Senate Hearing
• Twitter Asks 9th Circ. To Affirm Its Non-State Actor Status
• House Committee OKs Pot Legalization Bill After Fiery Debate
• Commerce Wants Solar Tariff Seekers To Name Names
• County Settles Negligence Case Over Judge Accused Of Rape
• Boston US Atty Pick In Doubt After GOP Forces Senate Vote
• Mass. Man Convicted In $50M Federal Energy Grant Scheme
• Civil Rights Lawyers Among 10 New Picks For Federal Courts
• Sens. Turn Up Heat On Congress To Pass Federal Privacy Law
• Bills To Cut Drug Prices, Fight Counterfeits Sent To Full House
• ViacomCBS To Pay $3.5M Over Pluto TV's Lack Of Captions
• DOJ Signals Shift On SEP Antitrust Policies
• US, EU Jointly Considering Data Exchange, Tech Platforms
• Split Conn. Top Court Affirms State's Power Plant Approval
• US, EU Vow To Avoid New Trade Barriers For Critical Sectors
• Tech Co. Docked $500K Over Russian Semiconductor Exports
• New Calif. Law Expands Access To Medical Pot In Hospitals
• Broadband Maps Require Multiple Data Sources, GAO says
• Senators Spar Over Supreme Court's Use Of 'Shadow Docket'
• Dems Seek Plan C After Immigration Budget Goal Nixed Again
• Sens. Float 24-Hour Rule To Report Ransomware Payments
• NCAA President Decries 'Patchwork' Of Name, Image Laws
• Simington Says FCC Subsidy Reform Is 'A New Normal'
• EPA Says Decision Paving Way For Pebble Mine Must Go
• House Dem Urges FTC To Ban Surveillance Advertising
• FTC's Competition, Consumer Bureau Chiefs Made Permanent
• SEC Proposes That Funds Beef Up Proxy Voting Disclosures
• Ranch Gets Discovery In Permian Pipeline Condemnation Row
• NY Could Lead In Pot Reform Social Equity, Lawmaker Says
• UK Antitrust Arm Wants Input On Sustainability Advice
• FERC Divide Cinches Rollback Of Clean Energy Subsidy Order
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Must Pay Back $566K For Fraud Scheme
• Epic V. Apple Ruling Offers Lessons On Expert Testimony
• IRS Debuts Program To Help Pot Cos. Comply With Tax Law
• Court Rejects Challenge To Ill. Cannabis Licensing Scheme
• Discipline Referral Not Ripe For Appeal, Amicus Tells DC Circ.
• Vacatur Of Trump Water Rule Means More Uncertainty Ahead
• What 9th Circ. Privilege Test Means For Dual-Purpose Advice
• Feds Reinstate Criminal Prosecution For Migratory Bird Kills
• NLRB General Counsel Says College Athletes Are Employees
• DOI Asks 8th Circ. To Kill Mount Rushmore Fireworks Crusade
• Feds Say Workers' Green Card Suit Is Congress' Problem
• FAR Council Seeks To Speed Up Small Biz Contract Payments
• Judiciary Says Oklahoma Needs More Judges After McGirt
• Chicago Parking Wants To Escape Suit Over $1.16B Deal
• DC Circ. Hears DEA Should Not Oversee Hemp Manufacturing
• FTC Settles Antitrust Case Against Alabama Dental Board
• Bills Target Chinese Telecom Plans In Central, Eastern Europe
• Calif. County Dropped From Suit Over Hemp Farm Raid
• In COVID Fight, Nonprofits Ask White House For IP Waivers
• Aussie Watchdog Wants Power To Make Rules For Google
• 'Overheated': How A Chinese-Spy Hunt At DOJ Went Too Far
• EPA's Auto Emissions Plan Draws Praise, Push To Go Further
• State Dept. Must Reserve 966 Diversity Visas Past Deadline
• UK Labour Seeks Breaks For Small Biz, 12% Digital Tax
• SEC Says Cannabis Pill Maker Ran $2M Securities Fraud
• 5th Circ. Says Deportation Requires Proper Hearing Notice
• Telephone Co. Again Challenges FCC Clawback At High Court
• Essential Workers Ask House Panel For Antitrust Reforms
• FTC Expanding, Toughening Merger Probes
• Republican FERC Members Blast Clean Power Legislation
• FCC Urged To Lower Inmate Calling Rates, Security Costs
• Unscrupulous Providers Tapping Emergency Broadband Fund
• Fla. Launches New Suit Over Southwest Border Crisis
• NJ Justices To Dig Into Challenge Over City's Payroll Tax
• Biden Deals Final Blow To Trump-Era Royalty Valuation Rule
• Blue AGs Tell 9th Circ. Climate Deceit Suits Are States' Turf
• DOL Sued For Pegging North Nevada Wage To Clark County
• Lifting The Veil On The Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
• Schlumberger Unit Ponies Up $1.4M To Settle Sanctions Case
• EU Carbon Border Fee Plan Could Spark Trade Wrangling
• College Of NJ Students Aim To Block COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Senate Bill Calls For Study Of Global Crypto Mining, Usage
• Fla. Businesses Revolt Against Tribe's Sports Betting Permit
• Mass. Top Court Says Sheriffs' Virus Response Met Legal Bar
• 3 Patent Eligibility Reform Ideas Add Clarity But Bring Risks
• How Federal Contractors Can Prepare For An Oct. 1 Shutdown
• Insurance Commissioner's Agenda: DC On Long-Term Care
• Pork Producers Ask High Court To Review Calif. Pig Care Law
• 3 Vaccine Mandate Issues Facing Federal Employers
• FTC Chair's Plan: What We Know, And What We Don't Know
• World Bank Should Add Sanctions To Curb Human Trafficking
• Warren Won't Back 'Dangerous' Powell For 2nd Term At Fed
• 11th Circ. Stays Ga. Abortion Law Appeal For High Court Input
• 2 BigLaw Partners Among Biden's Latest US Atty Picks
• Biden OCC Pick Could Boost Enforcement, Fintech Scrutiny
• NY Health Dept. Exec Picked To Head HHS Privacy Efforts
• Activision Inks $18M Deal Resolving EEOC Gender Bias Probe
• Leahy's Bill Seeks To 'Course Correct' From Iancu's PTAB
• Crow Tribe Takes Aim At 10th Circ. Hunting Rights Ruling
• Texas, Miss., La. Seek To Stop Federal Tax Cut Limitations
• Migrant Family Expulsion Suit May Be Headed To High Court
• Tribes Urge 7th Circ. To Find Land Sales Don't Nix Tax Break
• Maine Lobster Fishers Fight US Rule Protecting Right Whales
• 2nd Circ. Denies Ex-Xerox Exec's Bid To Toss SEC Gag Order
• NYC Bakery Slams Delivery Apps' Bids To Arbitrate Fee Suit
• How Federal Vaccine Mandate Will Affect Gov't Contractors
• FCC Urged To Spread Word About Internet Subsidy Program
• Republican FTC Commissioner Criticizes Policy Rollbacks
• Sens. Applaud Facebook's Pause Of Instagram For Kids Plan
• Romney, Kaine Press FDA On Delayed E-Cigarette Decisions
• Wire Fraud Prosecutions Up Sharply In 2021
• Markey Seeks White House Answers On DOD Official's Ouster
• Texas AG Blasts Bar Investigation Over Election Suits
• Casino Cos. Seek Win In Fla.-Seminole Gambling Pact Suit
• Shkreli's Pharma Venture Loses Bid To Limit Profit Payback
• VW To Pay $1.5M To Settle NH, Mont. Tampering Claims
• Salt Lake City Says Telecom Owes For Equipment Relocation
• Calif. Increases Migrant Health, Hate Crime Protections
• Report Says Colo. Air Permitting Flaws Not Due To Foul Play
• Google Must Face $2B Suit Alleging Unauthorized Ads
• ERCOT Asks Texas Justices To Decide Immunity Status
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Seeks Pension Cut Deal
• NJ Judge Refuses To Knock Down Rutgers Vax Requirement
• Boston US Atty Pick Gets Hearing As GOP Prepares For Fight
• Sunoco Can't Hide Pipeline Rupture Assessment, Feds Say
• Unclear Cyber Guidance May Lead To ERISA Case Spike
• NY Judge Won't Rush Ruling On City's Vaccine Mandate
• Embracing ESG: United Natural Foods GC Talks Bottom Line
• EU Enforcers Trying To Make Competition 'Green'
• Biden Admin. Unveils New DACA Rules For Migrants
• One-Subject Rule Strategy Can Defeat Dangerous State Laws
• Ky. Hospital Workers Can't Block Vaccine Mandate
• 'Nontraditional Questions' Appearing In FTC Merger Probes
• Climate Youths Urge No Judgment On Nonprofit Leaving Suit
• Trump Fights Transfer Of Big Tech Censorship Suits To Calif.
• DirecTV Arbitration Clause 'Pro-Consumer,' 4th Circ. Told
• Fla. Panel Says Trial Court Must Rule If Game Is Illegal Slot
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: House OKs SAFE Act In Defense Bill
• House Narrowly Approves Abortion Rights Bill
• States Go First In Google Display Ads Case
• IRS Seeks Pre-Pandemic Processing Levels By Year's End
• House Panel Urges DC Circ. To OK Full Trump Subpoena
• Sen. Warren Reintroduces Bill To End Ch. 11 Forum-Shopping
• GAO Urges Congress To Break Nuclear Fuel Storage Impasse
• Miss. Lawmakers Reach Deal To Legalize, Tax Medical Pot
• Utility Looks To Nix FTC Deal Obligations After Spinoff
• Feds, Pa. Pulled Road Project 'Bait and Switch,' NAACP Says
• States Say Feds Are Slow-Walking 'Remain In Mexico' Reboot
• 9th Circ. Gives Go-Ahead To CRT Settlement
• Contractors Given Dec. 8 Deadline For Federal Vax Mandate
• Sen. Presses FCC To Step Up Action Against Spam Texts
• Biden Taps Migrant Advocate To Helm ICE's Prosecution Arm
• Judge Ends Retirement To Lead Immigration Courts
• Fla. Says Biden Immigration Policies Violate Law
• 3 Attorney Ethics Considerations For Litigation Funding
• UK Competition Watchdog Probing Pet Care Co. Deal
• Calif. Jury Awards $5M In Landmark Cannabis Antitrust Case
• 9th Circ. Revives Forced Abortion Asylum Case
• Perkins Coie Snags Obama Vet For Offshore Wind Push
• Mass. Police Union Can't Halt Vax Mandate For Bargaining
• Cypriot Shipping Co. Hit With $2M Fine For Illegal Dumping
• 11th Circ. May Wait On High Court Ruling In Ga. Abortion Case
• Bill Tracker: Competing Antitrust Legislation In Congress
• Trump Org Ordered To Comply With NY AG's Subpoenas
• 9th Circ. Reverses Order Requiring LA To House Homeless
• House Approves $768B Defense Bill For 2022
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. Federal Dam Not Allowed To Hurt Trout
• FERC Puts New Grid Regs On Table After Texas Blackouts
• SEC Letter Raises Climate Reporting Bar Before Rules Drop
• DOI Gets Early Win In Alaska Tribe's Gambling Land Suit
• Billboard Co. Tells High Court Austin Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Pa. AG Sues Senate, Committee Over Voter Info Subpoena
• Two-Part NTA Still Ends Parole, Launches Removal, BIA Rules
• NYC Passes Laws To Better Food Delivery Worker Conditions
• FTC's New Chair Wants To Be More Proactive, Preemptive
• Wireless Cos. Say Mo. City's Right-Of-Way Fee Too High
• Monsanto PCBs Contaminated Del. Waterways, AG Suit Says
• Texas' 6-Week Abortion Ban Returns To Supreme Court
• COVID-19 Relief Funds Must Be Tech-Neutral, States Told
• Senators Advance Bill Shielding AGs' Antitrust Venue Choices
• FTC Fights Axon's High Court Bid In Constitutional Challenge
• High Court Asked To Decide Fight Over Ch. 11 Trustee Fees
• FTC Probing HollyFrontier's $2.5B Energy Biz Buys
• CBP Broke Policies Tracking US Citizens In Migrant Caravan
• Senate Dems Tell Biden To Solidify Rosenworcel's FCC Post
• Migrants Double Down On Asylum Turnback Suit Monitoring
• 4 Steps For Improving Board Diversity Per New Nasdaq Rule
• Senate OKs Public Policy Vet As Deputy USTR
• Canadian Regulators Warn Crypto Platforms About Marketing
• NY Debt Enforcement Alternatives For Cannabis Lenders
• Pot Regulators Say Federal Legalization Can't Impede States
• Texas COVID-19 Biz Immunity Law Cooks Tyson Workers' Suit
• Biden Picks Ex-Davis Polk Atty, Law Prof For OCC Chief
• Ute Tribe Plans To Appeal DC Judge's Water Suit Dismissal
• Senate Panel Advances Slate For Federal Bench, US Attys
• 1st Asian American Woman Confirmed To DC District Bench
• Gov't Exempted From Security Tariff Transparency Rule
• EU Warns 4 Member Countries Over Tax Infractions
• US Haiti Envoy Resigns Citing 'Inhumane' Border Expulsions
• White House, EPA Tout Ambitious Plans To Reduce HFCs
• NYC School Staff Vaccine Mandate Can Move Forward
• Tech Giants List Preferred Changes To FCC's 60 GHz Rules
• Texas Law Barring 'Viewpoint' Social Media Bans Challenged
• China Says FCC Can Mitigate Device Risk With Cyber Regime
• NY Utilities Defend Avoiding $1.6B Grid Project Future Costs
• Fed 'Closely Monitoring' Wells Fargo's Cleanup, Powell Says
• Pot Researcher Urges 9th Circ. Redo Of Classification Appeal
• NY Gov. Taps Final Members For State's Pot Regulatory Board
• Pa. Suppliers Can't Deduct Local Costs From Foreign Steel
• Former Senate Trade Counsel Confirmed As Deputy USTR
• Foreign Workers Say GAO Report Supports Green Card Suit
• FDA Greenlights Pfizer Vaccine Boosters For COVID
• IRS Eyes Update To Software Development Cost Guidance
• NY Eatery Exec Was Fired For Alleging PPP Fraud, Suit Says
• UK Antitrust Enforcer Will Mull Music Streaming Probe
• Ojibwe Tribes Say Wis. Wolf Hunt Steps On Treaty Rights
• Superfund Tax Would Boost Cleanups At Polluted Sites
• Treasury GC Nominee Takes Heat From Warren Over Recusals
• Dominion Rips MyPillow's 'Meritless' Appeal In Libel Case
• FTC Probing $140M Motor Oil, Recycling Deal
• Pa. Judges Express Doubt Over Law Expanding Mail-In Voting
• 1st Circ. Says Ex-RI Officials Shielded From Trucker Subpoena
• Solar Industry Group Blasts Bid For New China-Based Tariffs
• House Dems Push For Tax Breaks For Municipal Broadband
• Fla. Businesses Push For Early Win In Tribal Gambling Suit
• How ABA Opinion Shifts Alternative Biz Structure Landscape
• FCC Defends SpaceX Satellite Plans At DC Circ.
• Senate Panel Grills Biden's Pick For HHS Watchdog
• Ky. AG Wants End To Price-Gouging Probe Challenge
• Tribes Ask Army Corps To Ax DAPL Environment Consultant
• UK Focus On Int'l Data Transfers Shows Appetite For Reform
• How Crypto Cos. Can Help Curb Pandemic Relief Fraud
• FCA Proposal Is Unfair And Would Hinder Economic Growth
• Sen. Leahy Aims To Override PTAB's Fintiv Rule In New Bill
• Judge Says He'd Entertain Recusal Motion In Sussmann Case
• Migrant Teens Win Approval For Plan To End ICE Detention
• NY Says More Funds Needed As Rent Aid Speeds Up
• 8th Circ. Says No Immunity In Suit Over Handcuffed Driver
• Fla. Chief Justice Creates Access To Justice Workgroup
• Can US Courts Police Themselves On Workplace Misconduct?
• Pharmacies Win Remand Of FDA's Compounded Drug Memo
• Judge Finds Parts Of Fla. Anti-Sanctuary Law Unconstitutional
• 6th Circ. Robocall Ruling Likely To Spark High Court Fight
• Trump Sues Niece, NYT For $100M Over Tax Record 'Crusade'
• Trade Groups Say FCC Can't Wade Into Device Cybersecurity
• Proposed Senate Patent Bills Seek Diversity, Transparency
• 100s Of Attys Air Warring Views In High Court Abortion Fight
• OCC's Chief Warns Of 'Fool's Gold Rush' In Crypto
• Sens. Grill Big Tech Execs On Privacy, Teen Safety
• NY Judge Won't Pause Renewable Project Siting Regs
• Ripple Loses Bid For SEC Staff's Crypto Trading Records
• NY Banking Agency Pitches Small Biz Loan Disclosure Rule
• ACLU Asks DC Circ. To Not Vacate Transit Ban Ruling
• Biden Admin. To Double Refugee Admissions Cap To 125K
• Democratic Sens. Call For New FTC Rules On Data Privacy
• Okla. Pot Cos. Caught In Lawyers' Alleged License Scheme
• Amazon Says It's Ready To Rehire Workers Fired For Pot Use
• 11th Circ. Shaves Fee Award In Miami Beach Liquor Store Row
• Hydropower Investors Seek OK Of $36M Spain Award
• EPA Asked To Sanction N.M. Over Oil & Gas Permitting
• FTC Talks Tough On Gas Station Co. Mergers
• FCC, NTIA Must Stay At Helm Of Airwaves Sharing, Dem Says
• DOJ Flags Zoom's Five9 Buy For National Security Probe
• Congress Urged To Strengthen Protections For Financial Data
• What Telehealth Regulation May Look Like After COVID-19
• Former Public Defender Confirmed To NM District Court
• 11th Circ. Questions IRS Effort To Tax CSX Reimbursements
• Texas Tax Talk: Alarming Redefinition Of Nontaxable Services
• Hemp Group Slams Va. Ban On Student Athletes Hawking CBD
• Justices Urged To Revive Dakota Access Pipeline Permit
• NYC Housing Court Mandates Some In-Person Appearances
• Former Mass. Mayor Gets 6 Years For 'Corrosive' Corruption
• Senate Dems Push Chopra's CFPB Nom Toward Finish Line
• Supreme Court To Debut Mixed Argument Format This Term
• Colorful Ex-Attys Sue Doctor In First Texas Abortion Law Suits
• DC Circ. Wary Of Court Agency's Political Activity Rules
• SEC Chair Frets About 'Clothesless' Libor Alternative
• OCC Cites MUFG Bank Unit For Tech, Operational Risk Issues
• DC Circ. Says United Must Show TSA Scored Twice On Fees
• Dems Weigh Options After Immigration Plan Hits Roadblock
• Minority BitMEX Owner Wants Out Of CFTC Suit
• DC Circ. Mulls Giving Muslim Family 2nd Shot At Search Suit
• Suit Alleging 2020 Election Fraud Appealed To 10th Circ.
• FCC Asked To Reconsider 'Punitive' 911 Fee Diversion Rules
• State AGs Back House Bills Aimed At Antitrust Tech Reform
• Justices Set Abortion Fight Oral Arguments For Dec. 1
• Biden, Airlines' Jet Fuel Emissions Goals In For Bumpy Ride
• Texas Sues To Block EEOC Gender Identity Guidance
• Officials Should Be Canned Over Pandemic Trades, Fed Told
• Ex-Mayor Gets Some Convictions Nixed In Corruption Case
• Public Defender Wins Senate Nod For 10th Circ. Seat
• Sioux School Board Is Immune To Ex-Principal's Firing Suit
• Pressure Mounts On USPTO To Join Drug Pricing Fight
• ​​​​​​​NY Trusted Traveler Suit Ends With $115K Payout
• Embracing ESG: HPE Counsel Talk Effective Board Oversight
• GAO Rips USCIS For Not Doing Enough To Reduce Caseload
• Illumina's Early Deal Close Draws EU 'Interim Measures'
• OPT Class Action Settlement Will Help US Retain Talent
• Ex-State Dept. Staffer Cops To Contractor Kickback Scheme
• Release From Ga. ICE Facility Moots Women's Habeas Claim
• Calif. AG Says AB 5 Regulates Classification, Not Speech
• Ex-Senior DOJ Official, High Court Clerk Rejoins Jones Day
• Oil Cos. Ask 1st Circ. To Put Climate Fight In Federal Court
• NJ Municipal Tax Expert Can Testify In Another Town's Fight
• Bankruptcy Courts' Equitable Discretion May Be In Danger
• Pa. Senate Dems Sue To Block GOP's Voter Info Subpoena
• Pandemic IG Eyes Borrowers, Lenders On Fraud Deep-Dive
• Calif. High Court Justice To Leave Bench For DC Think Tank
• Newsom Rubber Stamps Legislation Fighting Housing Crisis
• Evidence Ex-Perkins Coie Atty Lied 'Pretty Weak,' Experts Say
• GOP Leaders Probe HHS Over Migrant Youth Shelter Concerns
• Prosecutors Urge High Court To Consider Injection Site Case
• FCC Gears Up Against Political Robocalls As '22 Nears
• DC Circ. Struggles To Solve 6 GHz Interference Problems
• Ex-Ga. Sheriff Inks Class Settlement Over Jail Eavesdropping
• How Biden Plans To Cut Methane Emissions
• France Recalls Ambassadors Over Submarine Deal Snub
• Sacramento Landlord Sues City To Undo Pot Cultivation Fine
• 2nd Circ. Nixes US Trustee's Redo Bid In Fee Hike Case
• Calif. Judge Punts Trump's Narrowed Water Rule To Gov't
• DOL Claims Race Bias In Hiring At Janitorial Services Co.
• Boston Cannabis Board's Former GC Joins Prince Lobel
• Parsing New Int'l Tax Reporting Rules For Pass-Throughs
• Biden Wants Feedback On Technology Supply Chain Risks
• EPA Says Trump Maui Ruling Guidance Made Things Worse
• Justice Gap Demands Look At New Legal Service Models
• Privacy Now Looms Large In Antitrust Enforcement
• Texas Justices Won't Halt Harris County Mail-In Ballot Plan
• FDA Panel Backs Pfizer COVID Booster For Some Groups
• Pa. Asks For Win Over Brewery's Claim For Closure Damages
• Feds Win OK For Surveillance Of China Telecom
• Quinn Emanuel Gets $185M Fee From $3.7B Win In ACA Suits
• The Perkins Coie Cyber Expert Accused Of Misleading The FBI
• 10-Year AIA Anniversary Draws Inventor Protests Over PTAB
• Strip Clubs' Bid For 2nd PPP Loans Hits Setback At 7th Circ.
• State, Fed. Courts Slow Challenges To Fla. School Mask Ban
• FCC's Carr Touts Digital Ad Tax As Best Fund Reform Option
• Brunch Eatery's Coverage Suit Crumbles Over Lack Of Virus
• Ex-Speaker Hastert Settles Suit Over Child Abuse Payouts
• Commerce Opens Door For Retroactive Duty Collection
• Vitamin C Cos. Want Third Shot At 2nd Circ. In Price-Fix Case
• Confirm Kanter For DOJ Antitrust Chief Now, Congress Told
• China Makes Bid To Join Pacific Trade Pact Once Led By US
• Feds Fight Compliance Monitoring In Asylum Turnback Suit
• DOT Opens Newark Slots To Budget Carriers After Spirit Fight
• FTC Says Health Apps Must Tell Users About Data Breaches
• Feds Say Mexico Talks Needed To Reboot 'Remain In Mexico'
• Fed To Review Trading Rules For Officials After Backlash
• What Forced Arbitration Ruling Means For Calif. Employers
• DC Circ. Is Told FCC's Antenna Expansion Will Sicken People
• OFAC Settlement Extends Sanctions' Reach Beyond US Dollar
• Treasury Sanctions 'La Patrona' Over Colombian Drug Ring
• Australia Is Concerned About JBS' Pig Processing Deal
• Self-Styled 'Bad Guy,' Partner Bank $8.5M Despite SEC Action
• FCC's Reassigned Numbers Data Won't Help TCPA Class Cert.
• Judge Shields Migrant Families From COVID-19 Expulsions
• NJ Transit Must Face Suit Over Bus Accident On Snowy Road
• House Dems Target Oil Execs, Alleging Climate Disinformation
• Calif. Federal Court Strikes Down Trump-Era H-1B Lottery Rule
• Conservatives Seek Biden Document Info At Del. High Court
• 5th Circ. Largely Stays Block Of Biden's Narrowed ICE Policy
• Split 4th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Suit Over NSA Internet Spying
• Nevada Pot Co. Creditor Seeks Pause On License Suspension
• FTC Rescinds Vertical Merger Guidelines; DOJ Might Follow
• USPTO Extends Program For Amending Patents Through 2022
• Florida Can't Shake Suit Over Seminole Deal, Gaming Cos. Say
• FCC Pushed To Mull Media Ownership Reparations
• Impax Wants High Court To Undo 5th Circ. Loss To FTC
• House Dems Seek To Make Fed Curb Fossil Fuel Funding
• Lawmakers, Gymnasts Rip FBI For Handling Of Nassar Case
• EPA Enforcement, Emergency Nominees Highlight Justice
• FTC Dems Speed Up Probes Of Key Issues Despite Dissent
• US, UK And Australia Launch Pacific Security Initiative
• FCC's Carr Open To A Range Of 4.9 GHz Approaches
• DOJ-Pilgrim's Deal Doesn't Block Witnesses, Judge Rules
• Locast Is Permanently Locked Out Of The Streaming Biz
• Illinois Gov. Signs Clean Energy Law Phasing Out Coal
• JV Security Clearance Win Provides Insight Into GAO Thinking
• Texas Justices Asked To Revive River Authority Dam Row
• Delta Asks Justices To Hear 'Untenable' Calif. Pay Stubs Fight
• High Court Injunction Can't Block Eviction Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• Former Mass. Ethics Chair Gets 15 Mos. For Fraud Spree
• Green Group Says Pa. Power Plant Can't Use 'Zombie' Permit
• GOP Grills DC City Court Picks On COVID Rules, Crime
• Beazley Cyber Claims Expert Cites Ransomware Spike, Risks
• We Must Fight The Phantom Threat Of Texas' Abortion Law
• A History Of The AIA, From Its Origins To Arthrex
• FERC Shirked Climate Review Of LNG Project, DC Circ. Told
• Remembering Ginsburg's Legacy Through Her Work
• 10 Years Later, The AIA Is Not Done Reshaping Patent Law
• Court Won't Rush Feds' Decision On Protecting Ancient Fish
• SEC Whistleblower Bounty Program Hits $1B Milestone
• Pa. Justices Won't Review Housing Rules For Medical Pot
• Shumaker Loop Adds Atty For New Fla. Public Policy Practice
• 9th Circ. Revives Core Of Calif. Forced Arbitration Ban
• Biden Climate Push Means Fossil Fuel Cos. Must Innovate
• Biden Admin. Hit With 1st State AG Suit Over Vax Mandate
• Warren Says Fed Must Break Up 'Irredeemable' Wells Fargo
• GOP Sens. Chide SEC's Gensler On Disclosure Rules, Crypto
• House Panel Nixes Some GOP Ideas On Telecom Budget Items
• It's Time For ISPs To Pay Into Service Programs, FCC Told
• CDC, FDA Issue Warnings About Delta-8 THC 'Weed Light'
• Clean Energy Strikes It Rich With House Dems' Tax Proposal
• Ohio AG Slams Google's Bid To Ditch 'Common Carrier' Suit
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Fighting Corruption Conviction Seeks 3 Years
• Iancu, Fed. Circ. Judge Warn Patent System Needs Revamping
• Biden Picks For Wash., Mass. Trial Court Seats Clear Senate
• Merging Cos. Incorporating FTC's 'At Own Risk' Warnings
• Local Orgs Tell 4th Circ. Climate Claims Belong In State Court
• Court Pauses Challenge To NJ Donor Disclosure Policy
• DOJ, FTC Issue Competition Warning For Ida Recovery
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Stymying Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• USCIS To Require Full COVID-19 Vaccination To Immigrate
• 5 Firms Seek Lead In Investors' Suit Against Chinese Tech Co.
• Uber Wins Bid To Arbitrate Drivers' Wage Claims
• Marines Ask 4th Circ. To Rehear NC Air Pollution Penalty
• Groups Oppose Bid To Reopen Hawaii Water Pollution Suit
• Insurance Commissioner's Agenda: Del. Tackles Mental Health
• SG Nominee Questioned Over Office's 'Flip Flops'
• Vermont Latest To Sue Big Oil Over Climate Change
• FERC Keeps STL Spire Pipeline Open, For Now
• Rutgers Students Can't Remove Judge In COVID Vaccine Suit
• EPA, Army Corps Guidance Walks Back Regulatory Certainty
• Formosa Plastics To Pay $2.8M For Texas Fires, Explosions
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Employer Considerations Ahead Of OSHA's Vaccine Rule
• Pa. Coal Plant's Pending Closure Doesn't Moot Enviro Suit
• 9th Circ. Nominee Apologizes For Signing Kavanaugh Letter
• Board Diversity Considerations In Light Of New Nasdaq Rules
• 2nd Circ. Vitamin C Price-Fixing Decree Goes Beyond Antitrust
• High Court's Legitimacy Tested In Abortion Row, Justices Told
• Epic Games Ruling Could Haunt Big Tech
• Biden Taps 2 For CFTC, Boosts Behnam To Permanent Chair
• 'Sweeping' Blow To Calif. Housing Law Reversed On Appeal
• FDA Wants To Team Up With USPTO Over Drug Pricing
• FDA Asks Full DC Circ. To Consider Electric Shock Device Ban
• 4 Key Compliance Areas Under Biden's Vaccine Mandate
• Broadcasters Want FCC Halt Of Foreign Sponsorship ID Order
• Cop Not Fully Immune In Detention Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Biden Nominates Key Trade, Agriculture Posts
• Split 9th Circ. Says Negligent Endangerment Is Not Deportable
• AbbVie Escapes Shareholder Suit Over Failed Shire Merger
• Tribes Urge 9th Circ. To Affirm Calif. Negotiated In Bad Faith
• Fed. Circ.'s PTAB Ruling Casts Spotlight On Arbitration Pacts
• Realtors Say DOJ Can't Renege On Antitrust Deal
• Effort To Delay AT&T's Older-Tech Phaseout Draws Flak
• Colo. High Court Says Police Camera Use Is Unconstitutional
• Biz Groups Keep Pushing For Indo-Pacific Digital Trade Deals
• Dillon McCandless Wants To Reopen Pandemic Suit Fee Fight
• Embracing ESG: Leidos GC Talks Social Responsibility
• Fishing Groups Challenge Biden Offshore Wind Approvals
• RETRACTED: Fears Of Texas Abortion Suit Deluge Are Exaggerated
• Justices Deny Partisanship Claims As Blockbuster Term Nears
• 'Dedicated Docket' May Overwhelm Immigration Courts
• High Court's McGirt Ruling Will Not Lead To Disaster
• How Environmental Litigation Can Block Renewable Projects
• 8th Circ. Lets Minn. County Drop Appeal After Justices' Ruling
• 10 Open Appellate Issues Following High Court Arthrex Ruling
• Biden Taps Privacy Expert For FTC Seat
• Pa. Prison Guards' Union Challenges Vaccine Mandate
• Dual MD, JD Partner Joins Foley Hoag In DC
• Idaho Says Tribe Isn't Covered By 150-Year-Old Hunting Treaty
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• House Dems Float $2.9T In Tax Increases To Pay For Budget
• DoorDash, Grubhub, Uber Eats Sue To Block NYC's Fee Caps
• Feds Seek 11 Years For Mass. Mayor's Bribe Scheme
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