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Public Policy - October, 2021

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• US, EU Strike Deal On Metal Tariffs With Eye Toward New Talks
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer Vaccine For Children Aged 5 To 11
• Split High Court Won't Block Vax Mandate In Maine
• 10 States Sue Biden Over Federal Contractor Vax Mandate
• 5 Details To Know Before High Court Mulls Texas Abortion Ban
• Ill. Judge Won't Halt COVID-19 Vaccine And Testing Mandates
• Minn. Law Enforcement Can't Interfere With Press, Judge Says
• Okla. Gov. Asks Judge To Trim Tribal Gambling Deals Suit
• High Court To Hear States' Bid To Intervene On 'Public Charge'
• FCC Opens $1.9B Fund For Huawei, ZTE Replacement
• Fed. Agency Failed To Protect Endangered Ferrets, Suit Says
• EPA To Reconsider Ozone Standards Lowered In 2015
• Federal Circuit 'Experiment' Has Failed, Law Professors Say
• 3 Tips For Proving DACA's 14-Year Residency Requirement
• CFPB Names 2 For Top Supervision, Enforcement Posts
• FTC Republicans Blast 'Zombie Vote' On Merger Policy
• Calif. Hemp Law A Boon To CBD Biz, But Some Farmers Fume
• Biden Administration Tries Again To End 'Remain In Mexico'
• Most Tech Mergers Will Still Fly Under New UK Regime
• BLM Will Expand Climate Reviews Of Oil And Gas Lease Sales
• 3rd Circ. Rips BIA For 'Inserting Itself' In Fact-Finder Role
• Orangetheory Branch Hit With Suit Alleging Spam Texts
• Profs Spar Over Fed. Circ. Interfering With Albright
• EPA Floats Regulatory Agenda For Lead Exposure Plan
• NBC Seeks Ax Of Nunes' Russian Agent Comments Suit
• Responding To Migratory Bird Law Uncertainty Under Biden
• Up Next At High Court: Abortion, Free Speech And Guns
• USCIS To Rethink Denied H-1B Market Research Analyst Apps
• NJ Property Owner Aims To Keep Attys Out Of Housing Suit
• EU Imposes Safeguards For Illumina-Grail Deal During Review
• Sung Likely Still On Track For 9th Circ. Despite GOP Enmity
• Contractors Can Preserve Rights Amid Vax Mandate Rollout
• Shkreli Can't Take The Stand Remotely At FTC Antitrust Trial
• Chamber Warns High Court Of 'Tidal Wave' Of ERISA Suits
• Justices Will Review DC Circ. Power Plant GHG Rule Decision
• US, EU Circling Deal To Calm Steel Tariff Tension
• Pa. Court Rejects Tying Police Vaccine Lawsuits To Jail Row
• Taxpayer Considerations For La. Audit Program Participation
• Texas Fights To Keep Trump Attys In Child Migrant Policy Suit
• 11th Circ. OKs Atty Fees In Ga. Voting Hack Vulnerability Case
• Inside Commerce's New Cybersecurity Export Controls
• CFIUS Probing Tencent's $1.27B Deal For UK Video Game Co.
• Prelogar Will Argue Texas Abortion Law At Supreme Court
• Split 2nd Circ. Revives Part Of NYC Landlords' Rent Fight
• DOJ Cyber Blitz Gets Boost With New National Security Chief
• Climate Change Is Major Chunk Of $1.85T Biden Budget Plan
• Fed. Circ. Forecast: USPTO To Face Inventor's Bias Claims
• DC Circ. Mulls Fate Of $10B Oregon Pipeline Project
• Orange County Retirees Can't Revive Benefits Suit At 9th Circ.
• Tough Decisions Await Prelogar With Her Confirmation As SG
• Court Questions Parents' Suit Over Fla. School Mask Limits
• Ex-Pot Co. Managers Allege Retaliation For Whistleblowing
• How Biden Officials Plan To Turn Tide On Enviro Justice
• US DOT, California Partner To Expedite Supply Chain Projects
• PayPal Calls CFPB's Fee Disclosure Rule 'Problematic'
• Ill. Pot Regulator Hit With Another Suit Over License Lottery
• Tenn. Farmer Doubles Down in 'Reverse Discrimination' Fight
• Gun Accessory Shop Denies Selling Illegal Silencers
• Black Pot Biz Owners Blast Booker For Banking Bill Delays
• Retiring Fed. Circ. Judge Says She Wants 'To Have A Voice'
• CFPB Chief Fears Growth Of Big Tech 'Surveillance State'
• Expect More Regulatory Action From Chopra's CFPB
• 2 Nominees Seen As Barrier-Breaking Advocates For FCC
• DHS Adds Day Care, Vax Sites As Safe Spaces For Migrants
• Feds Slam Fla. Businesses Suing Over 'Casino Cluster'
• NJ Rate Watchdog Fights $800M PSEG Nuclear Plant Subsidy
• Senate Confirms Boies Schiller Alum For Key DOJ Post
• Australian Watchdog Latest To Flag Cargo Equipment Merger
• Ex-NY Gov. Cuomo Criminally Charged With Groping
• Satanists Threaten Contempt If Boston Pol Ghosts Deposition
• DOJ Decision On Bannon Prosecution Will Involve Nuance
• Senate Confirms Prelogar As Solicitor General
• Biden's DOJ Antitrust Pick Easily Clears Senate Panel
• Fla. Sues Biden Admin. Over Fed. Contractor Vaccine Mandate
• Wyo. Defends 10th Circ.'s Decades-Old Tribal Hunting Ruling
• Mass. Judge To Weigh Impact Of New Subaru On Car Data Law
• Civics Ed. Doesn't Bar Calif. Judges From School Mask Cases
• Senate Confirms Conn. Judge, Panel Advances 9th Circ. Pick
• SEC Says Sen. Burr's In-Law Won't Comply In Trading Probe
• What Fla. Federal Court Rule Changes Mean For Attys
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Gives OK To Amended Bond Act
• Biden Floats $1.85T Tax, Spending Plan To Break Impasse
• Jesse Barrett Leads SouthBank Legal's DC Expansion
• Carriers Say FCC Should Take Its Time With Mapping
• Carriers, Biden Admin Could Clash Over Shared Airwaves
• Texas Panel Told To Revive Hunt Heir's Suit Against Ex-DA
• Judge To Recuse Self From Ex-Trump Aide's Suit Against FBI
• 4 Candidates Make Their Case For Pa. Commonwealth Court
• CFPB Chief 'Worried' About Big Tech Takeover In Payments
• Court Says Maine Pot Residency Rule Can Stay During Appeal
• Biden Gets Competing Proposals For 'Public Charge' Rule
• Academics Back Illumina's Grail Buy Against FTC Challenge
• Amazon Wants Expanded DC Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Bipartisan Sens. Call To Shield India From Defense Sanctions
• Louisiana To Regulate, Not Ban, Sale Of Delta-8 THC In Food
• CFTC Chair Nominee Vows Leadership On Crypto, Climate
• Injured Texas Patients Challenge Med Mal Damages Cap
• USPTO Pick Has Praised Ex-Director, Rallied Behind PTAB
• Feds Can't Defend $2M Gas Royalty Payment Order, Oxy Says
• Satanists Want Mayor Favorite Deposed, Election Be Damned
• Biden Admin. Announces 24 New Immigration Judges
• NY Law Hasn't Barred Landlords From Court, Advocates Say
• Top Enforcement Officials Eye Individual Prosecutions, Crypto
• DOJ Will Revise Trump-Era Home Release Limit, Garland Says
• Commerce Secretary To Lead Inventor Inclusivity Initiative
• $35M Whistleblower Payment Is Taxable, Pa. Justices Told
• Trump Censorship Suit Against Twitter Sent To California
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive VoIP 911 Fee Fight Against AT&T Unit
• 2nd Circ. Voices Support For NY Health Care Worker Vax Rule
• Fed Officials Face Fines For Trading Violations Under New Bill
• LAPD Workers Lose TRO Bid In Their Vax Mandate Challenge
• CMS Organ Transplant Proposal Must Balance Reform, Access
• Ruling Casts Doubt On Ga. Wastewater Treatment Permitting
• Starlink Opponents, FCC Outline Fight Before Oral Arguments
• NY Lawmakers Weigh Bitcoin Mining's Environmental Impact
• NY Cites Climate Law In Rejecting Power Plant Retrofits
• White House Unveils Buy American Waiver Portal Plan
• Lawyers Can And Should Commit To Climate Action
• 2022 Defense Bills Propel Recent Acquisition Policy Trends
• EU Deepens Probe Of Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal
• Senate Confirms District Court Judges For Va., Conn.
• Labaton Sucharow To Lead Chinese Tech Co. Investor Suit
• Greenberg Snags Corporate Atty From McGuireWoods
• Exec Clawback Rule Changes Could Shift SEC Enforcement
• Copyright Office Floats Expanding Right To Repair Devices
• Wyden Plan Would Tax Billionaires To Fund Biden's Agenda
• Full DC Circ. Digs Deep Into If Transfers Trigger Title VII Bias
• Popular Twitter User Hit With TRO Over Penny Stock Ploy
• Cybersecurity Rules Needed For Transpo Sector, Reps. Say
• USPTO Pick Touted By Attys, But May Face Senate Fight
• No Fixed Timeline For Migrant Bond Hearings, 1st Circ. Says
• Chicago Workers Ask Ill. Judge To Block COVID Vax Mandates
• Senate Confirms Trial Court Picks For DC, NJ And Va.
• Judicial Ethics Chair Faces Questions Over Recusals
• DC Circ. Says Texas Can't Intervene In Migrant Policy Suit
• Wash. AG Accuses Chicken Producers Of Pricing Conspiracy
• House Panel Mulls More Scrutiny For US-Listed Chinese Cos.
• EPA To Designate PFAS As Hazardous In New Rule
• Philly Can't Dodge Vets' Virus Crowd Limit Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Business Groups Urge Stay On Vacating Trump Water Rule
• 'No Excuses' For Dragging Feet On Libor, OCC's Hsu Warns
• 1st Circ. Says BIA Must Mull If Virus Paused Appeal Deadline
• Pot Edible Snack Lookalikes Put Kids At Risk, AGs Warn
• 5th Circ. Told To Stand By Nixing Of Texas Latex Dancer Fee
• Why State Law Noncompliance Is Federally Risky For Pot Biz
• Full Dallas Appeals Court Debates ERCOT Immunity Status
• Ga. To Pay $870K To Insurance Staffers Fired Over Leak
• FCC Revokes China Telecom's Authority To Operate In US
• Investigate Trump Enviro Rollback's Harm To Communities
• FDA Panel Backs Pfizer COVID Vaccine In Kids Aged 5-11
• How Epic V. Apple Ruling Might Play Out For Big Tech
• WTO Nominee Sees Vaccine IP Waiver Talks As 'Sort Of Stuck'
• Leafly Wins Challenge To Fla.'s Medical Pot Online Order Rule
• Feds Propose Rescinding Trump-Era Species Habitat Rules
• Sussmann Again Seeks Details For 'Muddled' Criminal Charge
• Calif. NDA Law May Have Surprising Effect On Settlements
• Insurers Pressure EU To Simplify Withholding Tax System
• Biden Names Winston & Strawn's Vidal For USPTO Director
• Biden Taps Rosenworcel, Sohn To Round Out FCC
• Senate Confirms OSHA Chief On Eve Of Emergency Vax Rule
• Texas Judge Won't Block State's Delta-8 THC Ban, For Now
• 20 Years After The Patriot Act, FinCEN Still Has Room To Grow
• Citadel Clashes With SEC At DC Circ. Over 'D-Limit' Orders
• NYPD Union Sues Over 'Draconian' COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Ill. Counties Say 9th Circ. Ruling Helps Their ICE Contract Suit
• Insurer Tells 9th Circ. Recent Ruling Bars Eateries' COVID Suit
• NJ Justices Won't Review Attorney's Late Filing Excuse
• Amazon CEO Warns About Proposed Antitrust Legislation
• FTC Formally Reinstitutes 'Prior Approval' In Merger Deals
• CBP Agents' Violent Facebook Posts Netted Scant Discipline
• NYC Court 'Scraps' Foreclosure Hearings Amid Scrutiny
• Veteran Voting Rights Attorney Confirmed To 2nd Circ.
• Epic Blasts Apple's Bid To Pause App Store Order For Appeal
• Commerce Unit Seeks Comment On Brain Interface Exports
• Ex-Trump Ally Felix Sater Can't Pause Money Laundering Suit
• Federal Judges Face Stricter Trade Disclosures Under New Bill
• DOI Says Okla. Tribes Can't Challenge Gambling Deals
• High Court Should Safeguard Tribal Children In ICWA Case
• Infrastructure Bill May Limit Cryptocurrency Loss Deductions
• Feds Must Issue Extra 1K Diversity Visas By Oct. 2022
• 5 Policy Changes To Prevent Another Surfside Tragedy
• Big Tech 'Self-Preferencing' Can Be Positive, Report Finds
• Confronting Origination Credit: Why GCs Need To Speak Up
• PJM Blasts $2.5B Power Line Developer's FERC Fight
• Cryptocurrency's Rise Brings More Scrutiny To Miners
• Watchdog Investigating Motorola's UK Emergency Network
• New EEOC Guidance Tackles Faith-Based Vax Exemptions
• EPA Sets Toxicity Guideline For Newer 'Forever Chemicals'
• House Panel Probes NFL, GC's Role In Washington Inquiry
• Harris County Says TCEQ's Concrete Plant Rules Are Too Lax
• Time Running Out For Puerto Rico Debt Plan, Judge Says
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Efforts To Get Florida Dam Torn Down
• EU Raids Animal Pharma Co. In Probe Of Possible Cartel
• Insurer On Hook For Cop Who Hit Fellow Officer With Car
• GOP Reps. Ping FCC Over Rural Broadband Deficiencies
• New Subaru Shows Repair Law Is Viable, Mass. AG Says
• High Court At High Speed: Abortion Cases' Pace Stirs Interest
• Google Charges 2-4 Times Its Ad Rivals, Monopoly Suit Says
• Mich. Judge Drops DACA Holders' Travel Permit Suit
• GOP Sens. Want Afghan Special Visa Program Failings Probed
• Groups Debate How Widely FCC Can Collect Reg Fees
• NJ Judge Cites Ex-Firm Connection In Firing Suit Recusal
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: House Eyes Expanding Pot Research
• Trump-Era Clean Water Rule Hit With Death Blow
• 2nd Circ. Says No To Third Shot At Vitamin C Exporters
• Countries Agree To End Export Financing For Coal
• Okla. Court Extends McGirt Ruling To Quapaw Reservation
• U.S. Treasury Council Backs SEC's Climate Disclosure Plans
• Stalled Bond Bill Could Endanger Puerto Rico Restructuring
• GOP Reps. Cry Foul On Postal Service's Paycheck Pilot
• US Postal Service Moves To Escape Facial Recognition Suit
• Oklahoma, Utilities Tell DC Circuit To Back Coal Ash Rules
• 3 Open Questions Surrounding FCC Leadership Vacancies
• Commerce Looks To Narrow Coating Tech License Waivers
• FERC Says Redo Of Utility Power Deal Rules Was Warranted
• Roku Says Google Is Stifling Streaming Competition
• What Blockchain Means For The Future Of US Health Care
• Stop Illegal Robocalls Or Face Blocking, FCC Warns Cos.
• Mass. Health System Fired Exec For FCA Concerns, Suit Says
• Pa. Justices Nix Pittsburgh Law Protecting Section 8 Renters
• Biden Asylum Rule Spurs Criticism, Even From Supporters
• Feds Say DC Court Wrong To Narrow Power To Expel Migrants
• Ex-Giuliani Associate Convicted Of Campaign Finance Crimes
• 'Threatening' NYC Foreclosure Hearing Notice Prompts Outcry
• Slack's Direct Listing Ruling Could Have Far-Reaching Impact
• Feds Pledge 'Most Aggressive' Effort Yet To Tackle Redlining
• US Postal Service Bans Most Vapes From Mail, But Not Hemp
• DOL Proposal Signals Relaxed Rules For ESG Investing
• Justices Will Hear Challenges To Texas' 6-Week Abortion Law
• State Crypto Lending Concerns Point To SEC Action Ahead
• 9th Circ. Doubts Bids To Keep Virus Death Suits In Fed. Court
• CDC Backs COVID-19 Booster Shots For All 3 Vaccines
• Immigration Judges Can Nix Removal Cases, 4th Circ. Says
• Texas, Missouri Sue To Force Biden To Build Border Wall
• Garland Hammered Over Contempt Referrals, School Memo
• Commissioners Clash Over FERC Power Market Plan Inaction
• Justices Asked To Nix Bond Hearings For Immigrants
• FCC Urged To Allow Choice In Apt., Condo Broadband Service
• Sen. Sinema Mum On Corporate Tax Hike, Rep. Neal Says
• ​​​​​​​Google Slashes Play Store Fees Amid Antitrust Pressure
• Fla. Official Blasts New Pot License Rules As Discriminatory
• DOJ Sues To Collect FCC's $9.9M Fine From Racist Robocaller
• Texas Rips DOJ's 'Extraordinary' Abortion Suit At High Court
• A Stall Tactic? Trump Tests Bounds Of Executive Privilege
• Texas Voters To Decide If Judges Need More Experience
• High Court Urged To Reverse 'Impossible' Review Standard
• House Votes To Hold Steve Bannon In Contempt
• Biden Climate Migration Report Foresees Related Conflict
• Calif. Proposes 3,200-Foot Community 'Buffer' For Oil Drilling
• Hawaii Judge Won't Reconsider Maui's Water Permit Order
• NM Rep. Floats Bill To Block Mining In Pecos Watershed
• FTC Finds ISP Data Collection As Invasive As Big Tech
• Feds Oppose Service Members' Anonymity In Vaccine Suit
• County's Firearm, Ammo Taxes Unconstitutional: Ill. Justices
• More Prop 65 Regulation Of PFAS Means More Risks For Cos.
• Fla. OKs Rule On Judicial Referrals Of Atty Misconduct
• Fed Tightens Stock Trading Rules For Officials After Backlash
• Senate Confirms 3rd Judge To Western District Of Washington
• Ill. Justices Say Arbitrator Overstepped In Layoff Dispute
• Insurer Must Cover Deal Over Boy's Suffocation On NJ Beach
• Dems Bring Human Rights Arms Trade Bill To The House
• Trump, Jan. 6 Panel Agree To Fast-Track Riot Records Suit
• McConnell Says Term Limits As 'Radical' As Expanding Court
• Forced Labor Concern Bars Some Tomato, Glove Imports
• Trump-Era NEPA Overhaul Must Still Be Nixed, 4th Circ. Hears
• CFTC Makes History With $200M Whistleblower Award
• UK, France, Spain, Italy To Repeal Digital Services Tax
• Senate Judiciary Committee Deadlocks On 9th Circ. Pick
• 'Mix-And-Match' COVID-19 Boosters Win FDA Clearance
• Split 9th Circ. Upends ICE Detention Virus Safety Order
• Maui Challenges $1M Atty Fees In Water Pollution Suit
• Biden Admin. Pauses Mineral Leasing In NE Minn.
• FCC Hears Rapid 3G Sunset Bad For Those In Rural Areas
• Commerce Dept. Aims To Rein In Sale Of Hacking Tools
• Biden Admin. Drives 'Remain In Mexico' Fight Amid Criticism
• Rutgers Aims To Unmask Students Behind COVID Vaccine Suit
• Senate GOP Blasts Budget's Permanent ACA Credit Expansion
• Illinois High Court Consolidates Challenges To Pot Licensing
• Groups Tell 9th Circ. Feds Can Be Forced To Restore Nature
• Warren Bill Would Reserve PE Clawbacks For Creditors
• DOJ Walks Back Trump-Era Quotas For Immigration Judges
• CFPB Says Consumers Must Know Risks As Libor Nears End
• DAs, Defense Attys Agree On One Thing: Paying Jurors More
• Experts Say FCC Has Grounds To Limit Chinese Tech Sales
• Fla. Backs DOI In Tribal Gambling Deal Challenge
• FERC Commissioners Explain Split On Clean Energy Subsidy
• Sen. Blumenthal Wants Zuckerberg To Testify On Teen Safety
• US, EU Take Aim At Chinese Policies During WTO Review
• DC Circ. Urged To Back FCC Power To Revamp 5.9 GHz Band
• ESG Disclosure Mandate Faces Hurdles Regardless Of Path
• 1st Circ. Clears Vax Mandate For Maine Health Care Workers
• House Approves FCC Security, Supply Chain Bills
• Time For Biden EPA To Resolve 'Waters Of US' Debate
• Calif. Judge Revives Surety Cos.' Bond Breach Challenge
• 9th Circ. Pick Questioned About Prior Transgender Advocacy
• FTC Accuses Loan Underwriter Of Facilitating Bogus Training
• 11th Circ. Upholds Atlanta's Restrictions On Adult Stores
• Nursing Home Unlikely To Sway 9th Circ. In Virus Venue Fight
• Jones Day Atty Tapped As Ga.'s New Solicitor General
• Financial Planning Tips For Retiring Law Firm Partners
• 5th Circ. Wants DOJ Input On Full Court Review Of ICE Policy
• Feds May Need Power To Take State Lands For New Grid
• Pa. Faces Skeptical Judges Over School Mask Mandate
• FCC To Decide If Pa. Station Owner's Crimes Cost His License
• Nossaman Adds Ex-Blanchard Krasner Eminent Domain Pro
• State Actions Put Federal Contractors In COVID Vaccine Bind
• Future Of Issue Exhaustion In Agency Rulemaking Challenges
• Labor Lawyer Named For 9th Circ. Reports $1.45M Net Worth
• EPA Settles Bee Die-Off Pesticide Suit With NRDC
• 5th Circ. Agrees To Toss COVID Eviction Moratorium Dispute
• Jan. 6 House Panel Recommends Contempt For Bannon
• Nebraska GOP Rep. Indicted In Campaign Finance Probe
• Judge Scolds CBP In Partial Win For Press Freedom Group
• Noem Says Feds Can't Justify Rushmore Fireworks Denial
• US Rep. Doyle, Key Telecom Advocate, Not Seeking Reelection
• Regulators Urged To Tighten Guidance On Bank Partnerships
• Senate Panel 'Disapproves' Of Biden's USPTO Budget Plan
• EX-USPTO Chief Questions Penalty In Patent Ownership Bill
• Drop DOD Vax Mandate, Top Armed Services GOP Sen. Says
• Dems Float Raising IRS Bank Reporting Threshold To $10K
• NJ Eases Restrictions On Medical Pot Biz Ownership
• Shkreli Cites Rehab Too Late To Delay FTC Antitrust Trial
• Fed. Judge Recuses Herself From Md. Digital Tax Case
• Christian Employers Target Trans Health Coverage Rules
• Fla. Judge Nixes Suit Over Seminole Online Gambling Deal
• Google Dodges Suit Over YouTube's QAnon Takedown
• 1st Circ. Affirms Boston Housing Court's Firing Of Officer
• FERC Nominee Touts Necessity Of Stricter Climate Reviews
• EU States Plan Energy Tax Cuts To Counter Surging Prices
• The Infrastructure Bill Should Not Target Cryptocurrency
• Preparing Remote Deposition Defenses For Corporate Entities
• How To Mitigate Antitrust Risk In ESG Efforts
• Dentist Tells 9th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Suit
• FERC Got PURPA Eligibility Wrong, DC Circ. Told
• Haitian Advocates Assail 'Racialized Abuse' From DHS
• CMA Market Study To Kick Off Music Streaming Probe
• Carr Calls For FCC To Crack Down On 'Huawei On Wings'
• Opportunity Zone Regulations Require More Fine Tuning
• Senate Confirms Biden's 3rd NJ District Judge
• NJ Workers Sue State Over COVID-19 Testing Mandates
• NYC Tourism Group Fights New Hotel Permit Requirement
• Baker Donelson Adds Volvo Unit GC In Flurry Of Oct. Hires
• Rutgers Students Want To Hide Names In COVID Vaccine Suit
• CIT Backs Feds' Objections To Requests In $3.4M Fraud Suit
• Firms Gird For Court Battles Over FTC Fake-Review Fines
• How Food Safety Ruling Supports FDA Framework
• Del. Judge Puts Off Ruling On HHS Discount Pharmacy Fight
• 11th Circ. Rejects Gender Bias Suit Over Fla. Felon Voting Law
• Tether Action Sees CFTC Staking Territory In Crypto Oversight
• SEC Says 'Game-Like' Trading Apps Need More Examination
• Generic-Drug Group Wants Justices To Intervene Against FTC
• Puerto Rico Debt Plan Encroaches On Lawmakers, SEIU Says
• Tech, Life Sciences Spar Over Eligibility In USPTO Comments
• Senate Panel Proposes $726B Defense Funding Bill For 2022
• DOI Looks To Ax Suit Over Tribe's Fla. Sports Betting Permit
• Bus Co. Agrees To $1.9M Deal To End Illegal Idling Claims
• Bank Of America Shuts Down Pot Researcher's Account
• Feds, Migrants Say Texas Is Tardy To Title 42 Appeal
• Senate Confirms Longtime Puerto Rican Judge To 1st Circ.
• FCC Chief Wants To Make Mobile Providers Block Robotexts
• Ex-Security Firm Employees Plead Guilty To Rigging Bids
• NY Landlords Renew Challenge To Eviction Protections
• Texas Has 'Nullified' Abortion Right, DOJ Tells Justices
• Pa. Panel Lets Voting-Machine Security Lawsuit Continue
• Texas Justices Asked To Cut Houston From Water Project
• State Dept. Plans To Appeal Order Saving Diversity Visas
• FDA Clears 1st Drug Interchangeable With AbbVie's Humira
• US Detains Suspect In $350M Bribe Case After Extradition
• FTC Says Shkreli Has No Good Reason To Delay Antitrust Trial
• Feds Seek $13.8M In Clean Coal Project Contract Breach Suit
• Mental Health Parity Act: A Compliance Wake-Up Call
• Dish Files Bad Faith Complaint Against Tegna
• Lawmakers Say Amazon May Have Lied To Congress
• NAACP Says Ill. Redistricting Unlawfully 'Cracks' Black Vote
• Feds Can't Put DACA Challenge On Hold For Rulemaking
• Draft Plan Illuminates EPA's Enviro Justice, Climate Priorities
• Most Of States' Google Ad Monopoly Complaint Unsealed
• Preserving Disgorgement Tax Deductibility In SEC Settlements
• How To Overcome Procedural Hurdles Of Texas Abortion Law
• FTC's New Approach Creates Challenges For M&A Deals
• Trump Sues Jan. 6 Panel To Keep Riot Records Secret
• How The Global Tax Agreement Could Backfire For Biden
• NY Joins Crackdown On Crypto Lending Products
• Shuttered NJ Gym Can't Get Paid Over COVID Restrictions
• Union Pacific, Rail Unions Battle Over Vaccine Mandate
• Supreme Court Bolsters Police Immunity In Face Of Criticism
• Ex-FTC Consumer Protection Leader Joins BakerHostetler
• Biden Admin. Starts Governmentwide Effort To Combat PFAS
• Mass. Corrections Officers Can't Duck Vax Mandate
• Boston DA Says Secret Recording Suit Not Fit For High Court
• Why Law Schools Should Require Justice Reform Curriculum
• Attorneys, Fight For Enviro Justice With Both Law And Protest
• 2nd Circ. Lets NYC Teacher Vax Mandate Stand
• Attys Hope For Clarity With Justices' Interest In Fraud Claims
• Biden Admin. Says 'Remain In Mexico' May Restart Next Month
• 5th Circ. Says CFPB Payday Loan Regs Must Wait For Appeal
• US Argues Detained Immigrants Don't Require Bond Hearings
• Ireland Shares Favorable Public Views On OECD Tax Overhaul
• Biden Group Split Over Draft Report Knocking Court-Packing
• DOJ Lands 1st Indictment Of Many Expected In 737 Max Probe
• DC Circ. Urged To Void House Panel's Bid For Trump Docs
• Police Union Sues Over Allegheny County Vaccine Mandate
• Texas Justices To Hear Houston Drainage Fee Dispute
• 11th Circ. Denies Strip Club's Bid For Extended Alcohol Sales
• Biden Officials Say Tracking Is Key To Enviro Justice Efforts
• Sacramento County Is Hit With $42.9M Sewage Discharge Suit
• FTC Reaches Deal In Suit Over Alleged Inmate Call Plan Scam
• Treasury Issues Sanctions Compliance Guide Aimed At Crypto
• FCC Republicans Call For More Efficient Spectrum Use
• British Asset Manager Wins Signoff For Bitcoin ETF
• Texas Justices Reverse Course To Hear Bullet Train Fight
• Pa. Senate Bill Would Legalize, Tax Cannabis
• ND Tribe Members Suing Over Oil Spill May Seek Only $1
• Calif. Court OKs Warrant For PetroSaudi Arbitral Win
• DOL Plan Could Make ESG Retirement Investing Hip — Again
• Proposed Mass. Enviro Regs Prompt Compliance Questions
• Texas Justices Won't Revisit PUC Purview In Injury Suit
• Travel Trade Association Denied Tax-Exempt Status
• IRS Plan To Force Small Account Reporting Illegal, 20 AGs Say
• Extension Of The HSR Waiting Period Increases Acquirer Risk
• FCC Fines 911 Service Providers For Late Certification Filings
• How Canceling The Border Wall Affects Gov't Contractors
• FDA Panel Backs J&J COVID Booster For Ages 18 And Up
• FERC Commissioner Splits Ramp Up Confirmation Pressure
• Pardoned Ex-Observer Editor In Plea Talks For NY Charges
• Vote On 1st Circ. Pick Tees Off Week's Action On Judges
• Sports Co. Says Lacrosse Groups Biased Against Black Youth
• Texas Justices Block School District's Vax Mandate
• Minn. Office On Missing, Murdered Natives Part Of Wider Push
• 5th Circ. Says Texas Abortion Law Can Be Enforced For Now
• Court-Packing Brings 'Considerable' Risk, Biden Group Warns
• SEC Resurrects Proposed Rules For Clawing Back Exec Pay
• Shkreli Wants FTC's Monopolization Trial Pushed Back
• EPA Unveils Plan To Address Native Water Challenges
• Biden Officials Say Environmental Justice Is Top Priority
• Mo. High Court Suspends Cannabis Advocate's Law License
• Parnas Jury Sees Barrage Of Trump-World Photos
• Biden's 24/7 Plan To Unsnarl Supply Chain Not A Panacea
• Lawmakers Say Moderna Deal May Let Gov't Share Vax Recipe
• FAR Council Ponders Rule To Mitigate Contract Climate Effect
• Radio Frequency Suits Force FCC To Address Health Impact
• Corteva Unit To Pay $3.35M For Texas Pollution Complaint
• 3 Firms Guide Canopy Growth's $300M Deal For Wana Brands
• Realtors Can't Slam Door On Feds' Antitrust Probe, DOJ Says
• NY Immigrant Defender Joins Board Of Immigration Appeals
• Tribal Partnerships Could Supercharge Grid Development
• 4 Antitrust Risk Areas To Watch For Government Contractors
• 1st Circ. Tosses Dispute Over Nonprofit's Housing Credit Deal
• LA City Councilman, Ex-USC Dean Face Corruption Charges
• College Of NJ Students Can't Halt COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Texas Bars Say Fight Over Pandemic Closures Far From Moot
• Pandora Papers Reveal Need For Greater Tax Enforcement
• Biden Admin. Doesn't Have To Roll Back Owl Protections
• Bipartisan Senators To Target Big Tech In Competition Bill
• Lawmakers Demand Chief Justice Act On Recusal Report
• US Solar Cos. Warn Of China Blowback If Anonymity Dashed
• Fed. Judge Tosses E-Biz Group's Calif. Sales Tax Challenge
• Minn. High Court Blocks Payment For Worker's Medical Pot
• Tai Wants More Efficient, Accessible WTO Legal System
• NYC Teacher Vax Rule Seems Likely To Pass 2nd Circ. Test
• Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Trump DOJ Civil, Enviro Leader
• SEC's Top Enforcer Says Admissions Are Back On The Menu
• Judge Blocks Mont. Law That Restricts Coal Plant Closures
• Sen. Brown Says Tenure Of Fed's Quarles Was 'Failure'
• Biden Admin. Plans 'Ambitious' Wind Farms On US Coastline
• DC Circ. Balks At DOJ In Fight To ID Mueller Probe Witnesses
• Lyondell Strikes $53.4M Deal To Settle Texas Clean Air Suit
• Jury Hears Ex-Giuliani Ally Ran Straw Donor 'Charade'
• GOP Sens. Warn Of Political Bias In Fed Bank President Picks
• Watchdogs Want Trump Org Blocked From Federal Contracts
• VA Says Bill's Proposed Medical Pot Study Is Too Broad
• Interior Bets On Dismissal For Tribal Gambling Suit
• Don't Cheat Consumers Using Fake Reviews, FTC Warns Cos.
• 180 Indian Tribes Ask Justices To Uphold ICWA
• Jury, Attys Must Be Vaccinated In NY Housing Czar's Trial
• Carter Page Tells Del. Justices Conspiracy Fed Russia Claims
• Calif. County's Ban On Oil, Gas Wells Struck Down
• Pipeline Cos. To Pay $8.7M To End Ill. Oil Spill Suit
• EPA Will Broaden Asbestos Risk Review Under Settlement
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• Civil Suit Over Arbery Death Paused Due To Criminal Cases
• FERC Split Opens Door For Southeast Power Market Plan
• Texas Residents Say SpaceX Can't Kick Them Off The Beach
• EPA Wants DC Circ. To End Suit Over Okla. Coal Ash Rules
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