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Public Policy - November, 2021

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• High Court's Right Flank Floats Chevron Deference Overhaul
• Biden Vax Mandate Preliminarily Blocked By La. Federal Judge
• FDA Panel Backs Merck COVID Pill For High-Risk Adults
• 9th Circ. Revives Calif.'s High-Capacity Gun Magazine Ban
• DOD Commits To Building Up IP Group Following GAO Report
• DEA Asks DC Circ. To Toss Hemp Group's Rule Challenge
• 7th Circ. Seems Unconvinced Obama Center Work Must Stop
• Kavanaugh Seen As Key Vote In Roe Showdown
• Grayscale Calls SEC's Rejection Of Bitcoin ETFs Unfair
• Internet Providers Must Start Paying Into Fund, Telecoms Say
• Fed's Powell Says He Won't Sideline Supervision Vice Chair
• CFPB Hatches Deal To Settle Suit Over Trump-Era Task Force
• Biden Wants Ex-Air Force Official As DOD Acquisition Chief
• EPA Floats Deal To End Enviros', Tribe's Suit Over River PCBs
• Jury In Brooklyn Judge's Trial Doesn't Hear Info About Agent
• Bipartisan Bill Would Make FCC Get To Work On USF Overhaul
• DC Circ. Says DOJ Must Unredact Portions Of Mueller Report
• Senate Judiciary Preps 12 Nom Votes Ahead Of Year-End Push
• DOJ, AGs Get 45 More Days On Google Discovery, Split Trial
• NY Village Asks High Court To Overturn Cayuga Bingo Ruling
• NYC Pays $12.5M For Jail Visitor Strip Searches As Deal OK'd
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Trump's Bid To Block Capital Riot Docs
• Pa. Justices Keep School Mask Order In Place Before Hearing
• CBP Issues New Guidance For Infant, Pregnant Detainee Care
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Case Survives Dismissal Bid
• Parents, Fla. Agree New Law Moots School Masks Rule Suit
• Meet The Attys Battling Over The Future Of Abortion Rights
• The Implications Of COP26 For Legal Practitioners
• Conservative Group Launches Ads Against Biden SDNY Pick
• Climate Youths Say Justices' Ruling Bolsters Bid To Fix Suit
• Judge Blocks Biden's Contractor Vax Mandate In 3 States
• Green Groups Celebrate End Of Maui CWA Permit Case
• SEC's Proxy Voting Proposal Could Shake Up Private Funds
• Without Leadership Buy-In, Law Firm DEI Efforts Stand To Fail
• 'Indecipherable' Medicare Law Leaves High Court Flummoxed
• Zimbabwe Looks To Toss $277M Award In Land Reform Fight
• Judge Rejects 'Disingenuous' Bid To Block NY Eviction Law
• FTC Seeks Supply Chain Answers From Amazon, Walmart
• State AGs Tell 11th Circ. Trans Bathroom Rule Discriminates
• DOJ Says Bannon Wants To Try Jan. 6 Case In The Media
• 7th Circ. Rejects CFPB's Redo Bid For Tossed $59M Win
• State Lawmakers Enacted Over 50 Pot Reform Laws In 2021
• Kansas Hospital Sues HHS Over Drug Reimbursements
• Trump-Era Hunting Rule Endangers Wildlife, Enviros Say
• Migrants Vie For Release As New DHS Priorities Take Effect
• Food Groups Seek Win In GMO Labeling Suit
• Biden Seeks Input On US-EU Export Control Collab
• Broadcasters Say Sohn's Streaming Ties Raise Red Flags
• House Lawmakers Prod FAA Chief For Boeing Oversight Info
• Feds Defend Contractor Vax Order As Setting Deal Terms
• Google Offers UK More Privacy Sandbox Commitments
• Interior Recommends Higher Costs For Oil, Gas Drilling
• UK Enforcers Say Cargo Equipment Deal Raises Concerns
• Proposed DACA Rule Draws Over 9K Comments
• 2nd Circ. Overturns EPA Record Disclosure Order
• 9th Circ. Nixes Tribe Members' Highway Project Claims
• Inside The New UK National Security Guidance For Deals
• US Inventor Tells 5th Circ. It Can Sue Over PTAB Fintiv Policy
• What 2021 Enforcement Results Say About SEC's Agenda
• Best Practices In Preparation For FCPA Enforcement Surge
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Procurement, Steel Litigants Dig In
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: Ashworth Park, Via Mizner, Onda
• Ex-Pentagon Chief Mark Esper Sues Over Memoir Redactions
• Jan. 6 Panel Plans Vote To Hold Trump DOJ Atty In Contempt
• COVID And Workers' Comp: A Guide For Federal Employers
• Ohio Tax Talk: Property Tax Bill May Affect School Revenues
• Confronting Origination Credit: Self-Advocacy Tips For Attys
• EPA Tells Justices 9th Circ. Water Permit Ruling Is Sound
• Activists Redouble Efforts To Block Colo. Native Mascot Ban
• 4th Circ. Judge Reverses Decision To Take Senior Status
• 3 Key Details To Watch As Congress Mulls Breach Report Law
• Seminole Tribe Asks Judge To Stay Fla. Sports Betting Ruling
• FCC Says No Way To China Telecom's Bid For Stay On Ban
• Justices Face Sticky Question In New Tariff Authority Fight
• ITC Recommends Extending Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• GOP Lawmakers Urge Tai To Oppose COVID Vaccine IP Waiver
• EU Resumes Antitrust Probe Of $2B Hyundai, Daewoo Deal
• AILA Alleges Mistreatment Of Haitian Migrants At NM Facility
• NFL, Rams Sign $790M Deal With St. Louis Over Move To LA
• 5th Circ. Freezes Texas Judge's School Mask Mandate Ruling
• Alberta Plans Keystone XL Trade Claim Against US
• Foreign Army Recruits Streamline Cert. Bid In Discharge Suit
• Civil Rights Orgs Weigh In On 11th Circ. Bathroom Policy Case
• US Blacklists 27 Companies Over Security Threats
• Mich. Pot Lab Accuses Regulators Of Pursuing A Vendetta
• Justices To Review When Lawmakers Can Intervene In Cases
• Senator Probes Stablecoin Issuers Over Investor, Market Risk
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Philly's Flavored Tobacco Ban
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Wins Prison Delay Until After Holidays
• Revolving Door Roundup: Pillsbury, Sidley, Davis Polk
• Rail Unions Say Amtrak's Vaccine Mandate Is Unlawful
• House Dems Call For Citizenship Path In Senate Budget Bill
• Biden Admin. Eases Work Regs For Hong Kong Students
• How 'Rocket Dockets' Are Affecting IPR Discretionary Denials
• COVID Insurance Cases Highlight Federal-State Court Tension
• Gambling Industry, Tribes Tally Effects Of Conn.'s New Law
• SD High Court Strikes Down Recreational Pot Law
• A Real-World Guide To Staying Discovery In Federal Court
• 3 Things To Know About Sohn's FCC Confirmation Chances
• Ga. Dental Board Members Try Again To Toss SmileDirect Suit
• Court Says Ind. County Sign Standards Are Speech-Barring
• Chevron Fights EPA Offshore Emissions Regulation Reversal
• Jury Says White Supremacists Owe $26M For 'Unite The Right'
• Show Us Oil Cos.' 'Anti-Consumer' Acts, FTC Republicans Ask
• 3rd Circ. Says Couples Can't Challenge Pa. COVID Measures
• Industry Lines Up Against Biden NEPA Changes
• EOIR Issues Guidance For Pausing Deportation Cases
• Border Wall Campaign Urges Justices To Undo Asset Freeze
• Feds Try To Sniff Out Poop-Mailing Postal Worker In Court
• DOJ Can't Use Wire Act On Nonsports Bets, Court Hears
• FCC's Carr 'Outraged' By Reported Broadband Benefit Fraud
• Feds Urge 6th Circ. To Lift Pause On Vax-Or-Test Rule
• How Green Amendments Protect Key Environmental Rights
• Bank Regulators Will Roll Out Crypto Guidance In 2022
• SEC Warning To Crypto Attys Harkens To Prior Crackdowns
• Migrants Argue For High Court To Uphold Bond Hearings
• Biden Admin. Should Hold Fast To Its Immigration Agenda
• Infrastructure Act Measures Could Affect Holiday Shipping
• SDNY To Randomly Assign Large Bankruptcy Cases
• Sens. Seek To Keep Pot Banking Amendment In Defense Bill
• US Needs Strategy On Unwinding Eviction Moratorium
• Utility Groups Defend Power Deal Rule Update To 9th Circ.
• Pro-Trump Attorneys To Pay $187K In 'Big Lie' Sanctions
• IMF Warns Against El Salvador's Adoption Of Bitcoin
• Lawmakers Urge Biden To Stand Firm On COVID IP Waiver
• Railway Cos. Fight Unions' Bids To Halt Vaccine Mandates
• Texas Panel Sides With Dallas In Mask Mandate Row
• Pa. Seeks To Reinstate Stay On Lifting School Mask Order
• Rutgers, College Of NJ Aim To Erase Vaccine Mandate Suits
• Boston Should Have Let Christian Flag Fly, Feds Tell Justices
• Senate GOP Lawmakers Float Supply Chain Congestion Bill
• Turkey Joins US-Led Pact To Scrap Digital Taxes
• Int'l Securities Org. Urges Oversight Of ESG Ratings Providers
• EU Raids Defense Company In Probe Of Possible Cartel
• 14 States Urge High Court To Back Fla. In Medicaid Dispute
• How Advice-Of-Counsel Defense May Fare In Bannon Case
• DC Judge Vacates Seminole-Florida Sports Betting Deal
• DOJ Sues To Block US Sugar Deal
• Air Canada To Pay $2M To End DOT's COVID-19 Refund Action
• Jan. 6 Panel, Ex-DOJ Attys Blast Trump In Riot Docs Fight
• Service Providers Faking EBB Enrollment Numbers, FCC Says
• FTC Releases 1980s Docs To Fend Off 'Zombie Vote' Criticism
• Board Says It Has Power Over Puerto Rico's Bankruptcy Plan
• 11th Circ. Affirms Convictions For Sub Base Nuke Protesters
• H-1B Applicants Slam 3rd USCIS Registration Lottery
• Pot Atty Org. Urges Miss. Court To Rethink Life Sentence
• Wilkinson Barker Knauer Partner Picked For EPA
• Google Seeks Recusal Of DOJ Antitrust Chief For Past Work
• FirstEnergy Allowed To Oppose Vacated Class Certification
• Pesticide Use Targeted In New Senate Farmworker Safety Bill
• US, Turkey Settle Differences In Digital Tax Dispute
• Treasury Blacklists Alleged ISIS-K Money Man In Afghanistan
• 5th Circ. Urged To Block 'Coercive' Courtroom Prayers
• DL Unit's $2.5B Deal For Kraton Gets US Merger Approval
• Navigating The New Wave Of PFAS Regulation And Litigation
• PruittHealth Will Pay $4.2M To End In-Home Care FCA Suit
• Pa. County Employee Unions Lose Bid To Beat Vax Mandate
• Fla. Can't Block Federal Health Care Staff Vaccine Mandate
• Cannabis CEOs Call On Biden To Pardon Pot Offenses
• Takeaways And Next Steps After FSOC's Climate Risk Report
• Davis Polk Report Finds Further Cuomo Misconduct
• A Software Primer For Attorneys After Cyber Executive Order
• USCIS Mistakenly Rejected Work Permits For Crime Victims
• FCC Votes To Approve Verizon's TracFone Acquisition
• DOL Finalizes Fed. Contractor $15 Minimum Wage
• High Court Won't Disturb NJ's Escape From Bistate Agency
• High Court Rejects Mississippi Water Theft Claims
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Mass. Secret-Recording Ban
• Biden Sticks With Powell For Second Term As Fed Chair
• Broadband Must Be Faster For Gov't Funding: EU Proposal
• 2nd Circ. Kills All Approvals For $683M NY Pipeline
• Groups Want Stay On Order That Axed Trump-Era Water Rule
• Feds Finalize Curbed Cyber Incident Reporting Rule For Banks
• Mich. Pot Shop License Winner Says Rival's Suit Is Moot
• Reduced Budget Bill Leaves Migrant Advocates Wanting More
• House Passes Local Journalism Tax Credit In Budget Bill
• NY Firm Can't Rep NJ Town In Mount Laurel Doctrine Matter
• BLM Will Again Tweak Plans To Protect Greater Sage-Grouse
• US Chamber Says FTC 'Going Rogue' Under New Chair
• SEC Floats Increased Reporting For Securities Lending
• What Enviro Attorneys Need To Know About The Budget Bill
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: GOP Lawmakers Push Pot Reform
• Texas Appeals Court OKs Temporary Block Of Delta-8 Ban
• Lawmakers Urge Biden To Cease Fighting Kids' Climate Suit
• Congress Adds Fuel To SEC's Ambitions To Regulate SPACs
• FDA, CDC Panel Clear COVID Boosters For All Adults
• To Vax Or Not To Vax Is Not A Constitutional Question
• NYC Lawyer Charged With Straw Donor Matching Funds Scam
• How To Draft Earnouts That Avoid Post-Closing Disputes
• CFPB Instructs Staffers To Flag 'Revolving Door' Misconduct
• NJ Town Must Face Antisemitism Claims Over Land Use
• House Reps. Call For Probe Into FCC Subsidy Spending
• Israeli Banker In Insider Trading Ring Gets 2.5 Years
• Balch & Bingham Adds Ex-Greenberg Lobbyist In Austin
• Pay Freeze Wasn't 'Demotion' For Asst. Principals, Panel Says
• Court Won't Fast Track 'Remain In Mexico' Reimplementation
• How DOJ May Beat The White Collar Fraud Clock Post-COVID
• Senate Confirms 7 US Atty Picks In 5 States
• FCC Seeks Input On Longer-Term Connectivity Program
• Auto Cos. Must Prep For State AG Action On Fuel Efficiency
• Insurance Tips For Mitigating DOJ Cyber Initiative Risks
• OAN Says End Or Move $1.6B Dominion Suit Over Colo. Case
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-DOJ National Security Atty As Partner
• Senate Approves NATO Ambassador After Hawley Lifts Hold
• Mass. Data Privacy Bill Would Increase Litigation Risks
• House Sends Biden's $1.75T Budget Plan To Senate
• Crow Tribe Blasts Wyo. 'Insinuations' In Hunting Rights Fight
• 3 Ex-US Officials Reject 'Willy-Nilly' Virus Vaccine IP Waivers
• FCC Dem Favors Auction Regs To Stop Spectrum 'Stockpiling'
• FERC Says Decision On Spire Pipeline's Future Is Imminent
• EU Policy Remains Focused On Competition, Not 'Champions'
• Ariz. Leads 2nd Suit From States Challenging Biden ICE Policy
• SF Taxi Co.'s Suit Decrying Uber's 'Predatory' Pricing Slashed
• Chinese Surveillance Co. Says FCC Can't Block It From US
• EU Not Getting Rid Of Pandemic State Aid Framework Yet
• Biden OCC Pick Takes Hits From Both Sides In Senate Hearing
• Sen. Warren Urges Probe Of Trump's SPAC Merger Plans
• New Laws, Suit Step Up Fla. Fight Against Vaccine Mandates
• 2 Iranians Charged Over Alleged 2020 Election Hacking Plot
• Reps. Push To Amend Crypto Reporting In Infrastructure Law
• CMS Vaccine Rules Could Create FCA Risks For Cos.
• Uber Tells 9th Circ. Calif. Contractor Test Is Unconstitutional
• 1st Circ. Orders Review Of Drug Crime Bar On Removal Relief
• How Infrastructure Act May Spur New Transmission Projects
• FCC Requires Carriers To Allow Texting To Suicide Hotline
• Biden Administration Floats Reviving Clean Water Act Regs
• SEC Gets Partial Win In Investor Whistleblower Protection Suit
• FTC Has 'Concerns' With Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal
• Tenn. GOP Sens. Criticize White House Over 6th Circ. Nom
• House Panel Advances Judicial Stock Disclosure Bill
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Should Be Jailed For Holidays, Feds Say
• FTC Urges Court Not To Toss Facebook Monopolization Suit
• Facing GOP Heat, Biden OCC Pick To Praise 'American Dream'
• Biden Plans To Expand COVID-19 Vaccine Supply By 2022
• Lawmakers Hear Calls For Increased Stablecoin Regulation
• Privacy Dominates Bedoya's Breezy FTC Nomination Hearing
• Fed Governor Opposes Restricting Stablecoins To Banks
• Senate Kicks Off 2022 Defense Bill Debate
• Feds Escape Liability For Michigan Dam Failure
• BIA Seeks Input Analyzing Moral Turpitude In Assault Case
• Drugmaker Says 11th Circ. Ruling Based On 'Straw Man'
• DOD Watchdog Praises Military's Capitol Riot Response
• Pa. Judges Divided On Legislature's Power To Expand Voting
• Ill. Judge Consolidates Suits Over Railroads' Vax Mandates
• Reps. Move Telecom Bills On Maternal Health, Spectrum Use
• SEC Approves Universal Proxy, Seeks To Ease Regs On Firms
• Apple Asks 9th Circ. To Pause Epic App Store Order
• Pfizer's $2.3B Trillium Deal Closes Without FTC Challenge
• USPTO Finalizes Rules For Canceling Unused Trademarks
• Ports, Truckers Lament Supply Chain Woes At House Hearing
• Sens. Probe Rosenworcel On Net Neutrality, Access Programs
• Tech Improvements That Can Help Gov't Tackle FOIA Backlog
• How DOD's Climate Focus Will Affect Gov't Procurement
• Calif. Sheriff Sued Over 'Shadow' System For ICE Transfers
• What EPA's Proposed Methane Rules Mean For Oil, Gas Cos.
• Heed These Rules, Or Risk Your Argument On Appeal
• Feds Drop Appeal Of Ex-Mass. Mayor's Trimmed Guilty Verdict
• Puerto Rico Says New Debt Law Allows For Pension Changes
• New 2nd, 6th Circ. Picks Would Further Expand Court Diversity
• Ohio Trial Court Pick Tells Sens. He'd Bring 'Fairness' To Role
• 4 Ways Kanter Should Clean Up DOJ Antitrust Holdups
• Bannon Pleads Not Guilty To Jan. 6 Contempt Charges
• Garland Taps Criminal Chief For Interim Pa. US Atty Post
• Interior Asks 5th Circ. To Reinstate New Oil, Gas Lease Ban
• Anti-Spoofing Enforcement Bill Sails Through Senate Panel
• CWA Enforcement Doesn't Bar Citizen Suits, Full 1st Circ. Told
• 1st Circ. Clears Federal Limits On Maine Lobster Fishing
• Unvaxxed Athletes Settle Religious Claims Against College
• Biden Urges FTC To Probe Oil And Gas Cos. Over Price Spikes
• Senate Confirms Biden's FERC Pick, Filling Panel
• Gunmaker Meets Skepticism In NJ Bid For Law Firm Records
• Trump Asks DC Circ. To Block Capitol Riot Records Release
• CFPB's Newest Hook On Big Tech May Be 1970s Data Law
• Michigan Town Ducks Weed Growers' Pot Raid Suit
• China Telecom Takes FCC Removal Order To DC Circ.
• FBI Tells Lawmakers Cyberattacks Must Be Reported Directly
• Fed Bans Md. Community Bank's Ex-GC From The Industry
• CFPB Cites Discrimination As It Preps Lending Rule Review
• Nat'l Interest Exemption In Travel Rules To Be Granted Rarely
• SEC's Roisman Wary Of Playing Into 'Gamification' Fears
• Biden Admin. Bars Nicaraguan Officials From US
• Ripple Labs Wants Smaller Role For SEC In Crypto Oversight
• Pa. Court Says School Mask Order Must End Despite Appeal
• Fla. Social Media Law Flouts 1st Amendment, Think Tank Says
• White House Commits To Consulting More With Tribal Leaders
• Pfizer Wants FDA Emergency Approval For COVID Treatment
• State AGs Urge Teamwork From DHS On Labor Investigations
• Mayorkas Disputes Separation Payouts Would Spur Migration
• Senate Confirms Kanter To Head DOJ Antitrust Division
• Biden ICE Policy Slammed As Illegal At 5th Circ.
• Cos. Must Brace For Financial Regs On Climate-Related Risk
• UK Deepens Review Of Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal
• DC Circ. Sinks Alaska's Bid To Block Future 'Roadless Rules'
• FERC Flubbed NY Grid's Market Review, DC Circ. Told
• Colo. Ozone Permit Probes Point To Unclear Federal Guidance
• FTC Tells High Court Impax Ruling Needs No Review
• What To Include In Orders Governing Remote Arbitration
• Feds Say Oil Groups Lack Standing To Contest Lease Freeze
• Dominion Voting Wants Pro-Trump Atty's Counterclaim Axed
• 6th Circ. Tapped To Oversee Battle Over DOL Vax-Or-Test Rule
• CIT Strikes Down Expansion Of Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• Former Impeachment Attorney Running For New York AG
• Thompson Hine Adds Ex-Paley Rothman Atty To DC Office
• Brownstein Hyatt Adds Consultant To Gov't Relations Team
• GOP Sens. Call For Fast Action To Block Huawei Shipments
• Feds, PACER Users Agree 'In Principle' To Fee Suit Settlement
• EPA Allows Trump Aviation Gas Emissions Rule To Stand
• Leahy's Exit May Return Senate IP Control To PTAB Critics
• Garland Draws The Line With Bannon, Boosting Jan. 6 Probe
• Google Magnified Safety Risk To Protect Monopoly, Epic Says
• NYC Investment Firm Manager Accused Of Securities Fraud
• Fla. Judge Denies Injunction Against DOD Vax Mandate
• Federal Cannabis Reform Turns New Leaf With GOP Bill
• Fed. Judge Blocks Tax Rule For States' COVID Relief Funds
• Biden Readies For New Hurdles With $1.2T Infrastructure Deal
• State AGs Update Google Display Ad Monopoly Case
• Agriculture Group Fights Navajo Water Projects In Fed. Court
• FDA Scraps Trump-Era Leeway For Lab Test Authorizations
• GOP Reps. Say 'Digital Dollar' Must Serve US Interests
• UK Spells Out Deals Prone To National Security Reviews
• 51 AGs Want Robocallers Blocked From Using Legit Numbers
• Union Leader, Philly Councilman Convicted In Bribery Case
• 2 Fla. Men Charged In $12M Property-Flipping Fraud
• US, Israel Partner Up To Counter Ransomware Deluge
• Rail Unions Seek Injunction In Railway Vax Mandate Row
• Puerto Rico Defends Bankruptcy Plan's Legal Supremacy
• Embracing ESG: CBRE GC Talks Effective Compliance Emails
• Okla. Coal Ash Rules Lacked Public Input, Enviro Groups Say
• Alleging An LLC's Citizenship With Imperfect Information
• Bannon Gets Pretrial Release After Jan. 6 Contempt Charges
• High Court Again Rejects Bid To Block FCC's $6M Clawback
• Justices Won't Hear VW Post-Sale Emissions Tampering Fight
• Sen. Leahy Announces End To Congressional Career
• COVID-19's Impact On Businesses Fuels ADA Reform Debate
• 5th Circ. Affirms Block Of Employer Vax-Or-Test Rule
• Jones Day Partner Among Biden's Latest US Atty Picks
• Michael Cohen Loses Fight For Legal Fees From Trump Org.
• EU's Expansion Of Merger Review Authority Poses Catch-22
• High Court Urged To Review Feds' Surveillance Outside Home
• FTC's New Plan Focuses On Workers, Structural Merger Fixes
• Rep. Perlmutter Tells Pot Attys Banking Bill A Good Bet
• DC Circ. Dumps Truck Trailer Fuel Efficiency Standards
• Wiley Taps Veteran Partner As New Telecom Co-Chair
• House Dems Seek Halt Of Saudi Air Force Support Contracts
• Green Groups Push FERC To Scuttle SE Power Market Plan
• Denver Water Board, Boulder County Settle Reservoir Fight
• DC Circ. Told FCC Exceeds Authority With 5.9 GHz Plan
• Global ESG Disclosure Standardization Efforts Show Promise
• Doubts Swirl Over US' Ability To Ratify Global Tax Deal
• Puerto Rico Rests Bankruptcy Case With Economy Testimony
• FTC Mulling Supply Chain Disruptions Probe
• SEC Policy Easing Investor Proposals Could Spark Pushback
• The Hartford To Invest $2.5B In Climate Initiatives
• SEC Rejects VanEck ETF Investing Directly In Bitcoin
• Trump Ally Bannon Indicted For Defying Jan. 6 Subpoena
• Bipartisan CFIUS Proposals Lack Cohesive Security Strategy
• Don't Let FAA Ground C-Band Wireless Plan, Biden Aides Told
• Atty Tapped As NJ Senate President After Sweeney Defeat
• The Hazards Of Female Lawyers Being 'Office Moms'
• Comedian Admits $1.2M COVID-19 Unemployment Fraud
• NY To Curb Rent Relief Application Process As Funds Dwindle
• How Law Firms Can Help Achieve Cannabis Equity Goals
• Perkins Coie Partner Launching DC Attorney General Bid
• Biden Taps Ex-FDA Boss Califf To Lead Agency Again
• Growing Role For Attorneys As 'Greenwashing' Risks Mount
• O'Melveny Pro Bono Aid Helps Maintain Calif. Execution Ban
• DC Circ. Grants Trump's Bid To Temporarily Block Jan. 6 Docs
• Crypto Industry Should Brace For Brewing Enforcement Storm
• United Therapeutics Beats HHS' Discount-Dodging Claims
• US Solar Cos.' Anonymity Sinks China Tariff Probe
• Regulators Scrap Virus-Era Compliance Relief For Servicers
• EU Google Shopping Order Reinforces Self-Preferencing Fight
• Governors Urge Congress To Pass Pot Banking In Defense Bill
• SEC Chair Wants Transparency In Private Fund Investor Fees
• FTC Judge Says Amici Offer Nothing New In Illumina Case
• Austin Billboard Fight Has Justices Talking BBQ And Kale
• BIA Considers Broadening Crimes That Bar Deportation Relief
• CityCoins Launches Crypto Token To Raise Funds For NYC
• Alaska Fishermen Sue Feds To Stop Salmon Fishery Closure
• EU Court Rules Against Solar Co. In French State Aid Action
• Feds Defend Fla.-Seminole Mobile Sports Betting Compact
• Ill. Justices Weigh Ride-Hailing Law In Lyft Assault Case
• Puerto Rico's Bankruptcy Trial Turns To The Evidence
• Website Investor Beats FTC's Claims In Middle Of $100M Trial
• Washington State Benefits Law Trumped By ERISA, Suit Says
• Sen. Burr's In-Law Ordered To Testify In SEC Trading Probe
• Texas River Authority Says It's Immune From Harvey Claims
• Feds Seek 4-Plus Years For Ex-Court Worker's Death Threats
• IHS Announces $46.4M For Tribal Behavioral Health Programs
• Discovery Immunity For Draft Expert Reports Lacks Clarity
• Chinese Minister Warns US After Lawmakers Visit Taiwan
• What CMS Vaccine Rule May Mean For Health Care Employers
• The Electoral Count Act Must Be Repealed
• Challengers Ask Justices To Weigh Pa. Gov's Pandemic Power
• Aviation Biz Says Safety Issues Merit Delay In C-Band Rollout
• Tribes, Minorities Ask FCC To Address Broadband Delays
• 11th Circ. Asked To Bar Fla. Social Media Law
• What Latest Build Back Better Draft Means For Green Energy
• Judge Certifies Class In FirstEnergy Ohio Bribery Scheme Suit
• Three Senators Urge Biden To Issue Blanket Cannabis Pardon
• Pa. Commonwealth Court Overturns School Masking Order
• Trump Renews Bid To Block Jan. 6 Records Pending Appeal
• Texas Ban On School Mask Mandates Struck Down By Judge
• Feds Say Fake Trump, Clinton PACs Stole $3.5M From Donors
• Biden's USPTO Pick Can Restore Much-Needed Patent Reform
• IRS Adjusts Standard Deduction For Inflation For 2022
• Google Loses Challenge To €2.4B Antitrust Fine Over Search
• RFK Jr. Sues Sen. Warren Over Her Stance On Anti-Vax Book
• Religious Groups Fire Back In 5th Circ. Vax-Or-Test Rule Battle
• NY Bills Require Telecoms To Step Up Robocall Protections
• Apple Must End App Store Anti-Steering Rules By Dec. 9
• Consumer Groups Back Bill Giving FTC Privacy Fining Power
• Ga. Justices Doubt Judicial Circuit Split Hurt Voters, Black DA
• FCC Asked To Put China Telecom's US Removal On Hold
• 'Broad Agreement' For Antitrust Reform But Not FTC Changes
• Consumers Say Pipeline Co. Can't Escape Lax Security Suit
• Mo., Texas Push To Resume Border Wall Spending
• Feds Say New 'Critical Minerals' List Can't Include Uranium
• COVID Apps Can't Force Action Against Apple, FTC Says
• 12 Stores To Be Sold To Satisfy FTC In NE Grocery Chain Deal
• Navy SEALs Say Vax Mandate Denies Their Religious Rights
• Navajo Leaders Slam Tribal Developers' Medicaid Oversight
• Residents Rip Priorities In Puerto Rico's Bankruptcy Plan
• Haiti, 5 Other Countries Added To H Visa Program
• 43 AGs Support Bankruptcy Forum Shopping Bill
• Judge Won't Block COVID Vax Mandate For Feds, Military
• DC Circ. Judge Dubious Of Nixing SD Uranium Mine Permit
• Texas, Miss., La. Say They Have Standing In Tax Cut Limit Suit
• Arbitration Group Urges High Court To Define 'Tribunal'
• Union Pacific Argues Free Speech Should End Cancer Suits
• Investigation Finds 13 Trump Officials Violated Hatch Act
• Gov't Argues Congress Can Deny Puerto Ricans SSI Benefits
• Calif. Water District Tells 9th Circ. It Can't Give Trout Water
• SEC's Crenshaw Urges DeFi Cos. To Play By Disclosure Rules
• Texas Judge Temporarily Blocks State's Delta-8 Ban
• Defense Tips For Navigating SEC's New Admissions Policy
• A Phased Approach To In-House Legal Tech Adoption
• Resolving Asbestos Suits Faster In The Pandemic And Beyond
• Justices Warn Of Religious Freedom Claims From Death Row
• Harris County Must Face Injury Suit Over Sheriff Car Crash
• Feds, Advocates Battle To Keep Migrant Transit Dispute Alive
• Berger Singerman Adds Regulatory Atty To Tallahassee Shop
• NY Fines Dubai-Based Bank $100M Over Sanctions Violations
• Trump Denied Bid To Block Capitol Riot Records
• Feds Ask 5th Circ. To Unblock Employer Vax-Or-Test Reg
• DHS Waives Fees To Expedite Afghan Resettlement In US
• Colorado's Native American Mascot Ban Must Go, Group Says
• OCC Head Urges Bank Boards To Lean In On Climate Risk
• FTC Dems Say Merger Surge Strains 30-Day Review Timeline
• SEC's Grewal Denies 'Regulation By Enforcement' On Crypto
• Court Warns 'Shaky Standing' An Issue In Eviction Law Row
• 8th Circ. Won't Block Feds' Kidney Transplant Reform
• Counties' Immigration Jail Suit Defies Federalism, Ill. AG Says
• Mich. Appeals Court Upholds Suspension For Pot Doctor
• Ariz. Ranch Drops Injunction Bid In Border Wall Dispute
• Calif. Pot Equity Funds Need Better Oversight, Report Finds
• New Rubio Bill Would Combat Global Internet Blackouts
• Cuomo Atty Asks NY AG To Probe Alleged Grand Jury Leak
• Tribal Members Slam Okla.'s Fight To Overturn McGirt
• Contractor Can Sue Individual Tribe Members, 9th Circ. Rules
• Biden Administration Floats Suspending LNG By Rail Rule
• DOJ Urges Immigration Judges To Support Pro Bono Work
• SEC Taps Kirkland Partner As New PCAOB Chair
• Lawmakers Float Bill To Help Beef Up Retirement Saving
• More Than 20 Unions Want Chicago's Vax Mandate Stayed
• Activists Push For Swift FCC Nominee Confirmations
• What To Watch As USTR Considers Chinese Tariff Exclusions
• Tribes Tell 7th Circ. Land Can't Be Taxed Without Feds' OK
• NJ High Court Skeptical Of 'Inconsistent' Crash Theory
• House Reintroduces Bill To Abolish PTAB, Overturn Alice
• Lawmakers Seek GAO Look At FBI Whistleblower Protections
• House Jan. 6 Panel Issues New Subpoenas To Trump Officials
• Puerto Rico Plan Confirmation Opens With Debt Holder Deal
• Feds To Appeal Ex-Mayor's Corruption, Tax Fraud Acquittals
• Power Cos. Seek 3rd Circ. Review Of FERC Price Rule Impasse
• Fla. School Boards Appeal After Losing Suit Over Mask Limits
• Court Ends Immigrants' Suit Over Trump Insurance Order
• Federal Reserve's Quarles To Step Down By Year-End
• FCC Pauses Lifeline Changes To Probe Pandemic Effects
• Enviros Ask 7th Circ. To Rethink Transmission Line Ruling
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• DOL Moves To Ditch Religious Bias Carveout For Contractors
• 5th Circ. Blocks DOL Vax-Or-Test Reg, Citing 'Grave' Concerns
• House Sends $1.2T Infrastructure Bill To Biden
• Univ. Of Fla. Professors Sue For Right To Testify Against State
• Ex-DOJ Civil Division Head Won't Answer Qs In Jan. 6 Probe
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Okla. Eyes Taxing Medical Pot Harvest
• NJ Judge Pauses Sanctions For Discount-Dodging Drug Cos.
• 5th Circ. Affirms Texas Agriculture Dept.'s FMLA Win
• PG&E Investors Get Final OK On $2.5M Fees For $10M Deal
• SEC OKs Audit Watchdog's Rule On Foreign Firm Inspections
• FCC Urged To Crack Down On Apartment Internet Monopolies
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC: October Edition
• Hulu, Disney Seek Escape From Ill. City's Franchise Fees Suit
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