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Public Policy - December, 2021

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guest Articles Of 2021
• Biden Nominates Judges For 11th, DC Circuits
• Trump Asks Justices To Block His WH Docs From Jan. 6 Panel
• Fla. Judge Latest To Block Biden Contractor Vax Mandate
• High Court To Review Federal Vaccine Mandates Next Month
• EPA Walks Back Trump OK For Okla. To Regulate Tribal Lands
• Split 9th Circ. Vacates Removal Order Over Ariz. Pot Law
• Copyright Office Wants To Hear About Anti-Piracy Measures
• 2 Crimes Aren't Better Than 1 In Deportations, 9th Circ. Says
• As Hacks Hit A Nerve, Admin. Pushed Reporting Of Breaches
• Werner Enterprises Founder To Pay $486K Antitrust Penalty
• Wireless, Aviation Industries To Share Info On C-Band Use
• FTC's Khan Weighs In On CFPB's Big Tech Payments Probe
• Judge Wary Of Ousted EPA Advisory Board Members Bias Suit
• FCC Revises IHeart's Foreign Ownership Conditions
• Group Says Feds Making 'End Runs' To Impose Net Neutrality
• FTC Judge To Rule On Altria-Juul Deal Challenge By Jan. 21
• Ore. Pot Agency Defends Proposed New Hemp Rules
• Feds Fine Bilgari $1.3M Over Cracker Barrel Stock Buy
• Pa. Justices OK GM Refund But Nix 2001 Net Loss Carryovers
• House Committee Seeks Answers In Astroworld Tragedy
• Fla. Construction Defect Bill Would Hurt Consumer Interests
• Injunctions May Only Pause Gov't Contractor Vaccine Mandate
• Law360's Tort Report: Dismissal Bid In Glenn Frey Death Suit
• Russia Creating Fake Gas Scarcity In EU, Ukraine Oil Co. Says
• Illinois Train Crew Law Still Preempted Despite 9th Circ. Ruling
• Pfizer Gets FDA Emergency Use Authorization For COVID Pills
• State AGs Want Tougher Antitrust Enforcement In Meat Biz
• What DOJ's Cyberfraud Initiative Means For Health Cos.
• DuPont Entities Get Claims Trimmed In NJ Pollution Suits
• Build Back Better Bill Radically Expands FTC Penalty Power
• A Law Firm Leader's Guide To Seeking Effective Feedback
• Pet Store Chain Challenges Illinois Animal Purchase Law
• Top 5 Government Contracts Of 2021
• How SEC Proposal Would Change Stock Buyback Landscape
• Canada Reaches Accord With S&P Global On IHS Markit Deal
• NIMBYism Is Endangering America's Clean Energy Future
• The Top NJ Supreme Court Rulings From 2021
• Top 3 Immigration Cases Of 2021: Year In Review
• Top Transportation Rulings Of 2021
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2021
• Biden Admin. Gives Green Light To Major Calif. Solar Projects
• Pennsylvania Justices Say Victims' Rights Amendment Invalid
• Joint Venture's $4.53B Poultry Deal Faces DOJ Scrutiny
• Maine Asks 1st Circ. To Uphold Medical Pot Residency Rule
• 27 States, Groups Appeal Vax-Or-Test Rule To Justices
• Ill. Judge Refuses To Block Chicago, State Vax Mandates
• EPO Appeal Board Affirms Only Humans Can Be Inventors
• EU Finalizes State Aid Guidelines Focused On Climate Change
• Top 5 Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2021
• The Biggest Personal Injury Decisions And Verdicts Of 2021
• Biden's Omicron Plan Details More At-Home Tests, Vax Sites
• FTC Demands Divestment Before Blessing Gas Station Deal
• Republicans Urge Justices Against EPA Power Sector Shift
• SEC Taps Law Prof, Ex-Ropes Atty For Key Regulatory Spot
• Ohio Utility Gets Investor Suit Over $60M Bribery Plot Tossed
• Axon Says New Circuit Split Allows High Court Review Of FTC
• Class Action Ties Alleged Whipping To Haitian Discrimination
• Union Pacific Gets Texas MDL For Cancer Suits
• Leahy Tells Justices Apple-Qualcomm Ruling Threatens AIA
• Ga. Judge Pauses Fed. Contractor Vaccine Row For Appeal
• Centrist Dems Want Security-Based Levies Peeled Back
• Thai Cabinet Gives Sales, Excise Tax Holidays
• Biggest Environmental Policy Actions Of 2021
• Green Group Sues To Stop Large-Scale Project In Idaho Forest
• Green Groups Again Sue Army Corps Over Shellfish Permit
• Saxton & Stump Adds Shareholder For Enviro, Safety Launch
• Inventor Asks Fed. Circ. To Revisit Ruling Over USPTO Policy
• Michigan Firm Miller Canfield Adds Detroit's Former Chief Atty
• NRA Not Subject To Do-Not-Call List, Judge Rules
• 10th Circ. Urged To Block IRS' Pot Dispensary Summonses
• EEOC Claims Georgia Co. Fired Its CFO Over His Depression
• Microsoft's $19.7B Nuance Buy Gets Unconditional EU Nod
• Cleta Mitchell Latest To Move To Block Jan. 6 Panel Subpoena
• Top State And Local Tax Policies Of 2021
• Major Merger Review Moments From 2021
• Top 3 Immigration Policy Changes Of 2021: Year In Review
• Alex Jones Wants Court To Block Jan. 6 Committee Subpoena
• Baltimore PD Reach Deal To End Aerial Surveillance Challenge
• Texas Says Justices Must Weigh In On Its Challenge To ICWA
• New Vision Asks Fed. Circ. For Boundaries In Arthrex Remand
• DHS Adds 20,000 H-2B Visas For 1st Half Of FY 2022
• DOJ Fight Over Treatment Of No-Poach Cases Heats Up
• NJ Assembly Approves Bill For Judge Info Privacy Office
• NJ Legislature OKs Bill To Cut Casino Payments By Millions
• BigLaw Vets Among 8 New Hires At Atlanta US Atty's Office
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Stands Down In Olive Duty Fight
• ACLU Says Feds Must Turn Over Asylum Denial Files
• DC Circ. Sides With FERC Over Nonprofit's FOIA Suit
• EPA To Finalize Stricter Auto Emissions Standards
• 10th Circ. Urged To Revive BLM Fracking Permit Challenge
• SEC's Return To No-Action Letters Will Bring Transparency
• Dem Lawmakers Rip Biden For Expanding 'Remain In Mexico'
• GOP Probes Commerce Secretary's Ties To Chinese VC Firm
• 11th Circ. Won't Stay Contractor Vax Mandate Injunction
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. Not to Rehear Calif. Private Prison Row
• Update Deep-Sea Law To Spur US Mining Projects
• SenseTime Restarts IPO Plans After Being Blacklisted By US
• Restaurateurs Ask Texas Judge To Block Tipped Worker Rule
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive Mass. Gas Facility Approval Row
• UK's CMA Snags New Legal Director From Reed Smith
• The Biggest 3rd Circ. Decisions From 2021
• Feds Urge Justices To Rebuff Dakota Access Pipeline Petition
• Schumer Vows Vote On BBB Act After Manchin Defection
• Embracing ESG: Whirlpool CLO Talks Structural Improvement
• Top 10 SALT Developments Of 2021: Part 2
• Looking Back At A Transitional Year In US Trade Policy
• Lewis Longman Adds Former Fla. DEP Atty
• SEC Republican Commissioner Roisman To Step Down
• Minor League Teams Sue MLB To End Antitrust Carveout
• Trump Sues NY AG To Halt Probe Into His Businesses
• What To Watch In State Criminal Justice Reform In 2022
• Moderna Backs Off COVID Vaccine Patent In Dispute With NIH
• Senate Confirms 9 District Court Judges In Year-End Push
• DC Circ. Zaps FERC's OK Of Calif. Grid Operator's Pay Plan
• Calif. Cannabis Market On Brink Of Collapse, Cos. Say
• DOJ Calls For More Input On Bank Merger Review Guidelines
• FCC To Probe Future Of Universal Service Funding
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: GOP Reps. Chide Biden's Pot Inaction
• Amtrak Vaccine Mandate Suit's Fate Uncertain After Ga. Ruling
• Wage-Fixing Defendant Seeks Rethink On Rejected DOJ Deal
• NJ Rep. Presses USC, LSU Over Football Coach Pay
• States Urge DC Circ To Affirm Their CWA Certificate Power
• Security Regulators Clear Google, Meta Undersea Cable Plan
• Texas High Court Takes Up Smokable Hemp Ban Debate
• Four Phone Cos. To Pay FCC $6.3M Over 911 Network Lapses
• FCC's Carr Praises Steps To Limit Chinese Drone Maker
• Fla. High Court Is Wrong To Ban CLE Diversity Requirements
• The 6 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2021
• FCC Blocks Rural Broadband Funds Over New Co. Ownership
• Tribes Say Pipeline Ruling Doesn't Warrant High Court Review
• How US Is Leading On Cryptocurrency Scrutiny
• Taxpayers Have Standing To Sue Sheriff Over ICE Contract
• Top 10 SALT Developments Of 2021: Part 1
• States, Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Leave Trump Water Rule Intact
• Dominion Voting Says Byrne Defamation Suit Should Proceed
• Worker Can't Be Fired For Rebutting Review, Mass. Court Says
• Dan Snyder Scandal Shows Investigations Can't Be Black Box
• Private La. Insurer Will Assume Policies Of Insolvent Carriers
• The Biggest Texas Rulings Of 2021
• Biden Asks Supreme Court To Revive Health Worker Vax Rule
• Fox News Loses Bid To Toss Dominion $1.6B Defamation Suit
• Parliamentarian Again Pans Budget Bill's Immigration Plan
• FERC's Grid Connection Cost Rules Leave DC Judge Skeptical
• FTC Inks $2M Deal With Ad Platform Over Kids' Privacy Claims
• NFL's Diversity Fail Informed 'Women On Boards,' Judge Told
• FDA To Allow Abortion Pills By Mail, Amid High Court Clash
• San Francisco Asks Judge To Toss 15% Delivery Fee Cap Suit
• Revived Central American Kids Program Needs Updates
• FERC Floats $40M Pipeline Penalty Against Energy Transfer
• IP Forecast: Feds To Spar With Gilead Over CEO's Testimony
• Trump's Social Media SPAC Exec Accused Of 'Brazen' Fraud
• NY Pot Regulators Approve Rules For Smokable Hemp
• OCC Urges Largest Banks' Top Brass To Address Climate Risk
• Durbin, Duckworth Recommend 7 Picks For Illinois Court
• FTC Takes Aim At Impersonator Scams In New Planned Rule
• 2 Men Cop To Smuggling Australian Lizards
• New Pipeline Rule Protects Great Lakes, Coastal Waters
• CDC Panel Recommends Pfizer, Moderna Over J&J Vax
• DOJ Breaks Off Separated Migrant Settlement Talks
• 5th Circ. Told To Rethink Refusal To Enforce $18B Oil Award
• CFPB Launches Probe Into 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Financing
• GOP Sen. Floats Bill To Restore FTC's Restitution Powers
• DOI Report Is Bad For Both Climate And Oil, Gas Interests
• Developer Lands $44M Award To Boost Calif. Wind Farm
• Texas Court Temporarily Stops Health Care Vaccine Mandate
• Lawyers Must Prepare For Contract Tech Co. Consolidation
• Bimbo Bakeries Sued In Wash. Over Toxic Metal Discharge
• Cordova V. Chicago Could Narrow Fulton Creditor Protection
• Prognosis Is Mixed For COVID-19 Post-Acute Care Staffing
• Illinois Cannabis Czar To Lead Marijuana Policy Project
• Shumaker Lobbying Arm Adds Ohio State Senate Aide
• Commerce Blacklists 37 Cos. For Iran, China Military Ties
• High Court Speeds Up Texas Abortion Fight In 5th Circ.
• Biden's High Court Commission Sees Call For 'Self-Restraint'
• Biden Admin. Says Billions On Tap To Remove Lead Pipes
• Fisheries Launch Challenge To Mass. Offshore Wind Approval
• New DOJ Corporate Crime Policy Brings Extraterritorial Risks
• US Broadened Reach Of Targeted Sanctions In 2021
• New 3rd Circ. Vacancy Gives Biden Chance To Flip Court
• Senate Panel Advances Ohio, Wash. District Court Noms
• ACLU Urges DHS To Offer COVID Boosters To Detainees
• Biden Taps 2 For CFTC, Behnam Confirmed As Agency Chair
• Making 'Women On Boards' Voluntary Didn't Work, Judge Told
• Senate Sends $768B Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• SEC Seeks To Stabilize Money Market Funds, Swaps Trading
• US Hemp Roundtable Pushes Back Against Ore. CBD Rules
• Cannabis Advocacy Org Urges Fed Action On CBD Regulation
• EU Approves €610M In Aid For High-Speed Broadband In Italy
• 5th Circ. Dials Back Block Of Health Care Vaccine Mandate
• Internet Association, Amicus Filer In Many IP Cases, Disbands
• Pa. Court Questions Whether To Get Into Voter Subpoenas
• New York City Will Ban Natural Gas In New Buildings
• FERC Powers Challenge Belongs In Court, DC Circ. Told
• Lawmakers Worry Rampant Mergers Crushing US Innovation
• Sens. Ask High Court To Curb White House Tariff Authority
• Boston Taps Ropes & Gray For High Court Free Speech Case
• Biden Aims To Ax Texas Sheriffs' Immigration Policy Suit
• Commerce Seeks Noms For Supply Chain Advisory Body
• Senate Commerce Panel Advances Biden's NTIA Nominee
• FERC Wants 3rd Circ. To Delay Price Rule Impasse Fight
• What Calif. Automatic Renewal Law Changes Mean For Cos.
• Companies Must Prepare For Biden's Anti-Corruption Push
• DOE Throws Out Trump-Era Showerhead Efficiency Rule
• Get Ready Now For 2022's New Hospice Oversight
• AbbVie's $550M Medical Device Deal Moving Ahead
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Increase Native Homeownership
• Vidal Dodges Fintiv Questions Ahead Of Judiciary Meeting
• ICE Looks To Escape Suit Seeking Mass. Judge Docs
• Trump Lawyer Eastman Sues Jan. 6 Panel To Block Subpoena
• 5th Circ. Affirms ATF Rule Banning Bump Stocks
• Philadelphia Civil Litigator Launches Own Mediation Firm
• What To Know Before New Trademark Final Rules Take Effect
• Senate Confirms Labor Lawyer Jennifer Sung To 9th Circ.
• High Court To Decide Scope Of Military Discrimination Law
• How Budget Bill Could Affect Employer Health, Benefit Plans
• Faegre Drinker Boosts DC Consulting Practice, Adds Director
• BigLaw's Big Guns Of Revenue Keep Growing
• Dechert, Kramer Levin Vets Among Biden's New Judicial Picks
• Draft Min. Tax Rules Apply €750M Threshold Over 2 Of 4 Years
• House Votes To Hold Meadows In Contempt
• Trump Can't Block Tax Return Release To House, Judge Says
• Dems Unveil Bill To Disclose Amicus Brief Funders
• SEC Returns To Written 'No Action' Letters In Policy Flip
• CFPB's Chopra Isn't Backing Down In FDIC Board Fight
• Okla. Law Firm Tries To End Ex-Employee's Pot Licenses Suit
• States Continue Bid To Fight Public Charge Rule At High Court
• FCC Mulls Industry's Call To Rework Contraband Phone Ban
• NAB Decries Big Tech Claims Over FCC Regulatory Fees
• 4 Highlights From FDA Nominee Hearing
• House Dems Urge Firm To Pay DOD $21M In Excess Profits
• SBA Beats News Outlets' COVID-19 Relief Disclosure Suit
• GOP Sens. Want Answers About Broadband Benefits Fraud
• DOJ, Penguin-Simon & Schuster Expect Short, In-Person Trial
• DOJ, States Defend Challenge Of American-JetBlue Alliance
• NY Tenants Sue To Reopen Rent Relief Application Portal
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• High Court Told Law Barring Fraud Coverage Is Constitutional
• Apple, Google 'Mobile Ecosystem' Worries UK Watchdog
• DOD Cyber Self-Certification Elevates Gov't Contractor Risks
• Ex-Vyera CEO Criticizes Shkreli At Drug-Pricing Bench Trial
• What New FDA Policy Means For COVID Tests And Beyond
• Tech Firm's Challenge To Ore. Real Estate Fee Ban Tossed
• Product Liability Risks Cannabis Companies Must Consider
• Ex-Illinois Rep. Pleads Guilty To Tax Evasion
• How Firms Can Adapt Amid COVID's Shifting Legal Needs
• New DOJ Crime Chief On Boosting Morale And Diversity
• FCC Eyes Competitive Tweaks For E-Rate, Satellite Systems
• 3 Forces That Will Define Sales Tax Compliance In 2022
• New 4th, 6th Circ. Vacancies Open For Biden
• Budget Bill Would Make Union Deduction More Accessible
• 5th Circ. Won't Let 'Remain In Mexico' Go Away
• Despite DOL Proposed Rule, ESG Investing Faces Barriers
• Ga. High Court Won't Remove Judge Over Slow Gov. Pick
• Prestige Draws Young Attys, But Keeping Them Takes Work
• Full 5th Circ. Reopens Challenge To SEC Judges' Removability
• High Court Asked To Weigh Robocall Ruling, Recusal Denial
• Biden Admin. Won't End Protections For Migrant Children
• Jan. 6 Panel Recommends Contempt Over Meadows' Silence
• SenseTime Delays Hong Kong IPO After US Investment Ban
• Pa. School Group Settles ADA Suit From Student Athletes
• NH Teachers Say 'Divisive Concepts' Law Chills Free Speech
• Penguin Random House Hits Back At DOJ Merger Challenge
• FTC Wants To Regulate 'Unfair Competition,' Seek Damages
• Judge Koh Becomes 1st Biden Pick Confirmed To 9th Circ.
• USPTO Sanctions Chinese Co. Over 'Infected' 15K TM Apps
• DOJ Wants Out Of Pot Shop's Discrimination Suit
• SEC's Republican Members Rip Gensler Rule Review Agenda
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Bill To Reduce Casino Payments
• 12 AGs Back DOL's Proposed ESG Retirement Investing Rule
• EPA Can't Direct US Power Sector Shift, Justices Told
• Poland's Antitrust Watchdog Probing Apple's Privacy Changes
• H-1B Applicants Can Sue Over Lottery Rule Change
• Justices Won't Review FTC's Impax Ruling
• Past Guidance Gives NYC Employers Clues On New Vax Rules
• Penguin Antitrust Fight Points To Past Piecemeal Enforcement
• NJ Gym Can't Get Back License After Defying COVID Rules
• Biden Fights Another Ruling Unfreezing Diversity Visas
• Alaska Fights Dismissal Bid For Land Use Suit
• Embracing ESG: Synchrony Counsel Talk Role Of Legal Teams
• FERC Won't Disturb Approval Of SE Power Market Plan
• Energy Group Joins Suit Over Feds' Oil And Gas Lease Sale
• Jury Finds Brooklyn Judge Guilty Of Obstructing Feds
• Cheeley, Bundren Firms Rep Ousted Ga. Senator In Ballot Suit
• DC Circ. Judge Wary Of Scope Of Panel's Trump Doc Request
• Small Voice Cos. Have Tighter Deadline For Robocall Regs
• DOL Unveils Timeline For OT, Davis-Bacon Work Rules
• The Benefits Of Competent Authority In Int'l Tax Disputes
• High Court Won't Block NY Health Care Worker Vax Mandate
• PTAB Discretionary Denials Are Unpredictable And Illegal
• Climate Change Dominated Energy Court Rulings Of 2021
• High Court Won't Disturb Immigration Enviro Review Ruling
• SEC Sued For Docs On Ex-Officials' Potential Crypto Conflicts
• What New FTC Workshop Revealed About Noncompete Regs
• Analyzing FCA Materiality Defense Outcomes Under Escobar
• Prestige Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• Prestige Leaders: Sizing Up Firms By Revenue
• CFPB Memo Says Majority Rules At FDIC Amid Board Fight
• State Dept Won't Require In-Person Visits For 50K Immigrants
• Ex-Giuliani Ally Wants Campaign Finance Convictions Tossed
• FCC Regs Don't Preempt iPhone Radiation Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Another Year Without Federal Pot Reform, But States Step Up
• Fla. Drops 11th Circ. Fight Over Biden Deportation Policies
• Texas High Court To Review Houston Drainage Suit
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: The Prefiling Season Kicks Off
• Biden Admin. Asks Court To Remand Trump-Era ESA Rules
• DC Circ. Revives Bid For Fired AG's Draft Travel Ban Memos
• Twitter Says Calif. Court Should Dump Trump Censorship Suit
• H-1B Program Rife With Wage Theft, Report Says
• Copyright Office Wants Input On Deferred Exam Option
• Pa. Justices Strike Down Statewide School Mask Mandate
• Why Deep-Six NRA Entirely? Judge Asks NY AG
• DOJ's Penguin-Simon & Schuster Challenge Eyes August Trial
• SEPTA Asks DC Circ. To Overturn Easement Ruling
• LA School District Seeks Sanctions In Metal Projectiles Case
• Ill. Gov Asks 7th Circ. To End Court Oversight Of State Hiring
• Feds Say Dumping Of High-Ethanol Fuel Rule Should Stand
• Ga. Judge Keeps Alive DOJ Suit Against State Voting Law
• House Report Finds 'Unfair' Drug Pricing Practices
• USPTO May Ditch Paper Patents, Trademark Certificates
• Garland To Review Mental Health In Migrant Crime Cases
• Republican Senators Bash DOL's ESG Retirement Proposal
• Ga. Chief Justice Taps Virus Task Force For Additional Year
• SEC Says 'Bond' Figure Helped Stock Fraudsters Score $77M
• 7th Circ. Judge Wood Taking Senior Status
• NCAI, Tribe Back Ysleta Pueblo's E-Bingo Bid At High Court
• US, Allies Will Tighten Export Controls For Surveillance Tech
• 3 Predictions For Mortgage Industry As Foreclosures Mount
• Justices Let Texas Keep Its Abortion Law, But Clinics Can Sue
• DC Circ. Denies Trump's Bid To Block Capitol Riot Docs
• Oklahoma Pushes High Court Again To Overturn McGirt
• House Approves Bill To Aid Tribes With Buffalo Conservation
• Men Don't Lose Out In 'Women On Boards' Law, Prof Testifies
• Split 10th Circ. Stands By Terrorism Aid Convictions
• Innovation At Risk If AI Can't Be An Inventor, Fed. Circ. Told
• Fla. Justices Side With State Farm On PIP Rates
• Pair Of 9th Circ. Nominees Clear Procedural Vote In Senate
• Senate Subcommittee Hears About Harm Of Algorithms
• House Passes Bill Putting Land In Trust For California Tribe
• 3rd Circ. Says Missing Info On Notice Doesn't Vacate Removal
• ​​​​​​​Medieval Times Says SBA Wrongly Withheld Pandemic Relief
• FDIC Board Falls Into Disarray Over Bank Merger Review Vote
• Federal Judge Puts Calif. Pay-For-Delay Ban On Hold
• Biden Urges 5th Circ. To Restore DACA
• NYC Council Votes To Give Noncitizens Local Voting Rights
• FCC Says Station Owner's Daughter Can't Intervene In Probe
• Texas Utility Regulator Fines Power Cos. $7.5M Over Winter Plans
• Judge Hopped On Corrupt CEO's 'Gravy Train,' Feds Tell Jury
• Group Sues FTC For Info On Antitrust Policy Shifts
• Tribes, Feds Clash With States Over ICWA At High Court
• SEC's Chair Expresses Concern Over SPAC Deals
• DHS Solicits Advice To Curb Migrant Family Separations
• Fed. Circ. Serves Up Flaky Args Over 'Minced' Fish Test
• What Shifting Crypto Policy Means For Banks, Market Players
• EPA Underestimates Air Pollutant Emissions, Groups Say
• EPA Backs Trump Pollution Rule Rollback At Utah Coal Plants
• Meadows Taps McGuireWoods Team To Fight Jan. 6 Subpoena
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Bill For Judge Info Privacy Office
• NY AG James Drops Her Campaign For Governor
• US Sets Arms Embargo, Export Restriction Against Cambodia
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Let It Handle Biofuel Reg Concerns
• US Reinstates Security Duties On Certain Steel Items
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2021
• For Junior Lawyers, Authenticity And A Solid Pitch Are Key
• Senate Judiciary Panel Advances Free PACER Bill
• DOJ Accuses Likely Pratt & Whitney Exec Of Wage Violations
• Witness's Positive COVID Test Delays Mass. Corruption Trial
• Tribes Tell 9th Circ. Biz Groups Can't Appeal CWA Ruling
• Women 'Grossly' Underrepresented On Calif. Boards: Prof.
• Biden Aims For Zero-Carbon Federal Government By 2050
• Crypto CEOs Press Lawmakers For Clear, But Narrow, Regs
• Wireless Group Finds State Gaps In Fed. Broadband Subsidies
• Senate Rejects Resolution To Block $650M Saudi Arms Sale
• OCC's Hsu Takes Aim At 'Mixed Bag' Bank Overdraft Programs
• DOJ Asks Top Court To Pass On Harvard Admissions Suit
• CFPB Urges States To Enforce US Consumer Protection Laws
• Surgical Care Can't Get Antitrust Trial 'Preview,' DOJ Says
• DOJ Floats FARA Overhaul As Enforcement Blitz Rolls On
• DuPont Entities Must Face Enviro Pollution Suit In NJ
• FCC Asked To Redo 6 GHz Rules To Solve Interference Issues
• Commerce Finalizes Thai Steel Duties In Anti-Dumping Review
• Sens. Intro Bill To Further Crack Down On Robocall Scams
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Soldier Recoup Citizenship Suit Costs
• Reps. Explore Curbing Tax Tactics Shown In Pandora Papers
• California Urges High Court To Uphold Pig Care Law
• DC Circ. Urged To Scrap FCC's Foreign Sponsorship ID Order
• Judge Overrides Pa. Bar On Transgender Felon Name Change
• NJ Pot Regulator Approves Delayed Medical Shop Licenses
• CFPB Says Racial, Religious Bias Showed In Recent Lending
• Justices Wary Of Maine's Ban On Religious School Subsidies
• US Shouldn't Abandon Phase 1 Agreement With China
• FAA Limits Altimeter Use Due To C-Band Interference Worry
• Key Considerations For Accessing Infrastructure Act Funding
• New DOJ Crime Chief Talks 'Carrot And Stick' Enforcement
• Amazon Sneaking Ads Into Product Searches, FTC Told
• Red State AGs Ask 8th Circ. To Revive Carbon Cost Challenge
• USPTO Should Deter Abuse Of Ex Parte Reexaminations
• A Compliance Primer For Attorneys Outsourcing Legal Work
• Pa. Tells State Justices School Mask Order Was 'Quarantine'
• Rollins Confirmed As Mass. US Atty After Harris' Tiebreaker
• 1st Circ. May Revive Suit Over IRS Crypto Doc Seizure
• Brown Rudnick Adds FDA Expert To Life Sciences Group
• Judge Won't Freeze Order That Axed Trump-Era Water Rule
• CFPB Adopts Rule To Smooth Libor's End In Consumer Loans
• EPA Cuts Biofuel Levels, Denies Refiner Exemption Bids
• Okla. Tribes Say Seminole Case Backs Gambling Deal Claims
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Orders In Entergy Utilities Spat
• Mich. Pot Testing Lab Scores Partial Win Over State Recall
• Pot Banking Legislation Is Cut From Senate Defense Bill
• Senate Confirms 5 US Attorney Nominees
• CBP Gets First Senate-Confirmed Leader In Over 2 Years
• 3rd Circ. Prods FTC Over AG Approval Of NJ Hospital Merger
• Fla. Farm Aid Discrimination Suit On Hold Amid Texas Case
• Calif. Justices Told No Slippery Slope In Med Mal Cap Case
• Biden Group Adopts Final Report On Supreme Court Reform
• What Vaccine Mandate Injunctions Mean For Health Employers
• Justices Urged To Fix Law On Medical Pot Reimbursements
• Like US, Britain Eyes Standard-Essential Patent Reforms
• Biden's OCC Pick Omarova Bows Out Amid Senate Opposition
• Pipeline Co. Hit With $15M Penalty For 5-Month-Long ND Spill
• DC Circ. Appears Skeptical Of FCC Wireless Antenna Rules
• DOJ Case Against Google Formally Split In Two
• Manafort Pal Seeks No Time For Bribery Conviction
• Judge Stays Challenges To Pa. County's Vaccine Mandate
• Ill. Immigrant Detention Law Withstands Counties' Challenge
• Amazon Takes Most Heat As Senate Scrutinizes Tech Sector
• Tribal Coalition Tells High Court Intertribal Trade Is Essential
• Ohio Federal Judge Refuses To Send ICE Policy Suit To Ariz.
• Texas AG, Houston Aim To Toss Suit Over Israel Boycott Ban
• Del. Justices Mostly Uphold FOIA Block On Biden Senate Docs
• USW Asks 5th Circ. To Back NLRB Order, Acting GC's Power
• Ex-LA Water Chief Cuts Plea Deal In Corruption Scandal
• Honda Agrees To Pay $6.9M Over Lawn Equipment Emissions
• Solution To Patent Eligibility Quagmire Lies In Constitution
• Navigating Nondisplacement Rule Reboot For Gov't Contracts
• Bannon Faces July 18 Trial Date For Contempt Charges
• Feds Say Insurer Liable For Part Of $1.4M Jewelry Duties Bill
• US Treasury Proposes Rule To Crack Down On Shell Cos.
• Ga. Judge Blocks Contractor Vaccine Mandate Nationwide
• When And How To Depose Fact Witnesses Remotely In 2022
• Senate Confirms FCC Chief Rosenworcel To New Term
• DOJ, USPTO Mull Scope Of Remedies For SEP Infringement
• Copyright Office Names Policy Pro As Acting GC
• FTC's Nvidia Challenge Calls Arm 'De Facto Industry Standard'
• Fed. Cannabis Legalization Still Viable In 2022, Report Says
• Pole Access Delays Cost Millions Monthly, Report Says
• Justices Won't Touch Migrant Kids' Revived Mental Health Suit
• FinCEN Eyes Rules To Curb Money Laundering In Real Estate
• Immigration Groups' Merger Seeks To Reshape Arrivals In US
• 7th Circ. Pushes For Details In Suit Over Ill. COVID-19 Orders
• 11th Circ. Denies Fla. Bid To Halt Fed Health Workers Vax Rule
• DOJ Wants 1st Wage-Fixing Win To Become 1st Domino
• Details Of Ex-Credit Union GC's Firing Off-Limits At Trial
• Tribe Says Feds Can't Score Early Win In Gambling Deal Suit
• Fla. Sues Feds Over FOIA Bid For Immigration Records
• Justices Wary Of Barring Review Of Immigration Rulings
• White House Beefs Up Fed Agencies' Cybersecurity Rules
• Lelling Expects Rollins' Confirmation Despite 'Polarization'
• Spicer, Vought Denied Bid For Naval Board Reinstatement
• DOT Rule On Truckers' Hours Flouts Safety, DC Circ. Told
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Says Expect More Collaboration With FTC
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Judge Erred In Not Sealing Patent Info
• NJ Fed. Rule On Litigation Funding Creates Privacy Intrusion
• Justices Rebuff Bid To Revive Suit Over Calif. Tribal Casino
• How Crypto Industry Can Fight Regulatory Overreach In Court
• 3rd Circ. Chief's Retirement Opens Vacancy For Biden
• High Court Won't Review Fight Over Indefiniteness Test
• What Calif. Personal Injury Law Change Means For Defendants
• Biden Admin. Seeks To Undo Trump-Era Pipeline Approval
• Cook Co. Atty, Judges Want Out Of Ill. Name-Change Law Row
• US Steel Barred From Rival's Suit Seeking Steel Tariff Refunds
• EU, US Carbon Import Tax Proposals: What Cos. Must Know
• Embracing ESG: PayPal CLO Talks Gauging Impact And Intent
• Trump's Social Media SPAC Merger Probed By SEC, FINRA
• Feds Seek To Stay Order Blocking Contractor Vax Mandate
• DC Circ. Probes Interference Risks Of SpaceX's Starlink
• Walgreens Medicaid FCA Suit Tossed Over Federal Law Clash
• Calif. Denied Early Win In Bench Trial On Board Diversity Law
• 2nd Circ. Says FCC Properly Axed Solicited Fax Opt-Out Rule
• 5th Circ. Won't Enforce $18B Saudi Oil Award
• Alaska Fails In Its Challenge To Tribal Emergency Hunting
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: House Members Pitch New CBD Bill
• Accessible Phone Co. To Pay $40.5M For FCC Rule Violations
• Texas Pueblo Urges Justices To Undo E-Bingo Decision
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