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Public Policy - June, 2022

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• Treasury's OFAC Blocks $1B In Russian Oligarch's Trust
• We're Not All Textualists Now, Kagan Warns In Climate Dissent
• SF Says Pharmaceutical Cos. Created City's Opioid Crisis
• Justices Stoke Care Woes For Tribes, Native Women Post-Roe
• NJ Allowed To Cancel Atlantic City Arbitration Award
• Justices' Patent Eligibility Denial Won't End Fight For Clarity
• Miami-Dade Hails $100M, New Efforts To Tackle Housing Crisis
• Grayscale Sues SEC After It Rejects Another Bitcoin ETF
• Thomas Dissents On Denial Of NY Health Worker Vax Case
• DOJ, House Jan. 6 Probes Put The Squeeze On Trump Attys
• Big Tech Common Carrier Fight Teed Up With Justices In Sight
• Health Care Giants Commit to Biden Admin Carbon Pledge
• Justices Tell Courts To Review Gun Control Laws In 4 States
• FCC Commissioner Floats Wireless Software Security Updates
• American Airlines Gets Cuban Airport Lawsuit Tossed
• CFPB Scraps Earned-Wage Access Co.'s 'Sandbox' Approval
• SPLC Objections To ICE Facility Report Found 'Unconvincing'
• Court's Ruling Leaves Narrow Path For EPA's Climate Rules
• Appellate Court Undoes Pa. Bridge Tolling, Replacement Plan
• EPA Urged To Reject Central Calif. Carbon Capture Projects
• High Court Remands 11 Criminal Cases To Oklahoma Court
• DC Circ. Keeps GOP's Calif. Vehicle Authority Appeal Paused
• Dobbs Ruling Means It's Time To Rethink Data Collection
• Texas Man Convicted Of $240M Gov't Contract Fraud Scheme
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Pleads 5th In Flint Trial Appearance
• What High Court Got Wrong In Wash. Nuclear Workers Ruling
• HHS Issues Guidance On Abortion Patient Privacy After Dobbs
• Justices To Hear NC Bid To Curb Court Review Of Elections
• In COVID, Can PREP Act Protection Extend To Patent Suits?
• Steve Bannon Seeks Delay Of July Trial, Cites Jan. 6 Hearings
• CFPB, NY Drop NFL Player Claims From Legal Funder Suit
• Shumaker Advisors Lands Ex-UAE Embassy Director In DC
• Holland & Knight Adds Attorney With LNG Background In DC
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• What The Subchapter V Debt Limit Raise Means For Small Biz
• Justice Jackson Sworn In As 1st Black Woman On High Court
• Fla. Judge Says 15-Week Abortion Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Justices To Mull Limits Of Fraud In NY 'Buffalo Billion' Cases
• Justices Reject Airline Group's Wash. Sick Leave Law Fight
• High Court Rules Biden Can End 'Remain In Mexico'
• Ohio AG Says 6-Week Abortion Ban Should Remain In Place
• High Court Pares Down EPA's Clean Air Act Power
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Claims No Memory On Aspects Of Flint Crisis
• Jan. 6 Panel Says 'No Choice' But To Subpoena Cipollone
• Dobbs Ruling Lays Bare Data Privacy Protection Gaps
• Calif. To Extend Gaming Compacts With Dozens Of Tribes
• Fla. Physical Therapy Clinic Workers Sentenced For Fraud
• Del. Judge Voids City's 'Cremate-Or-Inter' Abortion Ordinance
• PE Firm Inks FTC Vet Clinic Merger Deal #2 For $1.7B
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Post-Dobbs Abortion Rights Measures
• Acting DOD Watchdog Currently Serving Illegally, GAO Finds
• Tribe-Backed Districts Must Wait Until 2024, SD County Says
• UBS Strikes $25M Deal With SEC Over Alleged Trading Fraud
• Contractor Says Rival, Feds Broke US-Made Equipment Rules
• High Court's Medicaid Ruling Brings Questions, Not Answers
• Virus Not A 'Get Out Of Jail Free Card' For CIA Trial Jury
• FCC May Extend Next-Gen TV Simulcast Mandate
• Trump No Longer In Contempt In NY AG's Fraud Probe
• Senators Say KC Fed Still Stonewalling On Master Accounts
• Amazon Accused Of Duping Investors In Class Action
• What Maine's Recent PFAS Crackdown Means For Companies
• DOE Downplays Climate Impacts Of $39B Alaska LNG Project
• 16 States Ask 1st Circ. To Redo Rhode Island Climate Case
• Turo Gets Calif. Appellate Win In SFO Car Rental Dispute
• Trust, But Verify: Building A Global Carbon Credit Market
• Del. Poised To Repeal Gun Industry Liability Shield Law
• Tribal Hemp Co. Loses Final Claim In $77M Seizure Suit
• Dobbs To Heap Painful Choices On Military Women, Families
• Biden Taps Del. High Court Trailblazer For 3rd Circ.
• Wilson Sonsini Grows LA Office With Addition Of Ex-US Atty
• Change Could Be Coming To Patent Suit Volume In Texas
• Gov't Agencies Face Diverse Fallout From 5th Circ. SEC Case
• 3rd Circ. Preview: NJ Election Law Takes Center Stage In July
• CFPB Warns Debt Collectors About 'Pay-To-Pay' Fees
• Venable In LA Recruits 3 Land Use Attys From Ervin Cohen
• Spotlight Grows On Cipollone's Absence From Jan. 6 Hearings
• The State Of Abortion Legal Challenges Around The US
• Cybersecurity Basics Are Key to Combating Ransomware
• Faegre Drinker Takes On Veteran Enviro Attorney In NY
• FCC Republican Calls On Smartphone Giants To Dump TikTok
• Brownstein Adds Ex-Senate Aide To Lobbying Practice In DC
• Eastman Drops Suit To Keep Cell Records From Jan. 6 Panel
• Giuliani Pal Gets 20 Months For Election Crimes, Fraud
• Breyer To Officially Step Down Thursday At Noon
• Justices Say Texas Not Immune To Military Discrimination Suit
• High Court Says States Can Handle Some Reservation Crimes
• Ohio Abortion Clinics Turn To State High Court After Dobbs
• Contested GOP Primary For Ill. High Court Too Close To Call
• Flint Jury To Hear From Ex-Gov. After Court Quashes Charges
• Judge Skeptical Of Sikhs' Suit Over Marine Corps Beard Ban
• Feds Back Shoshone Tribe's Hunting Rights At 9th Circ.
• CFPB Urged To Scrap Anti-Bias Revamp Of Exam Manual
• Enviros Urge Full Speed Ahead For Minn. Mine Challenge
• 2nd Circ. Reverses BIA On Dual Citizen Refugee Question
• Enviro Groups Say Texas Refuses To Follow Air Permit Rules
• 6th Circ. Lifts Block On Tenn. Abortion Restriction
• White House Reviewing Immigration Fee Changes
• NY Contractor Relief Bill Is Much-Needed, But Imperfect
• Trump Was Bent On Joining Capitol Mob, Meadows Aide Says
• House Bill Would Stop FCC From Weeding Out Cannabis Ads
• USPTO Issues Report On Patent Eligibility Comments
• One Mystery Word Has Set Off A Race For Rural EB-5 Deals
• DC Judge Lets Utah Into Energy Lease Challenge
• Ex-GOP Rep. Fortenberry Avoids Prison For Lying To FBI
• DC Circ. Backs FERC's Approval Of $468M Gas Pipeline
• EPA Can't Justify Lax Airline Greenhouse Gas Rule, Court Told
• Neb. Tells 8th Circ. Right To Vote Doesn't Cover Initiatives
• Becerra Says 'All Options Are On The Table' After Dobbs
• CFPB Says States Can Write Stricter Credit Reporting Laws
• Ga. Panel Revives T-Mobile's $11M Equipment Tax Refund Bid
• Ex-Mass. AG Returns To Foley Hoag As AG Practice Co-Chair
• Paul Weiss, MoFo, 22 Other Firms Staff NY Abortion Hotline
• EPA's New PFAS Listings Raise Enforcement, Litigation Risks
• Energy Cos. Can't Duck Fees For $1.2B Project, 5th Circ. Told
• Center For Reproductive Rights Promotes Attorney To GC
• Feds Ask For Vigilance On Russian Export Sanctions
• NC Justices Told State Election Map Still Favors Republicans
• Crypto Litigation May Grow In Absence Of Regulatory Scheme
• 9th Circ. Says Salvadoran Ineligible For 2nd Deportation Relief
• Texas Judge Freezes Enforcement Of Pre-Roe Abortion Ban
• Biden's Pick To Lead ICE Pulls Long-Pending Nomination
• 7th Circ. Won't Let Red States Step Into Public Charge Fight
• Regal Ordered To Pay Rent Despite COVID Theater Closures
• Illinois To Become Abortion 'Oasis' In Wake Of Dobbs Ruling
• Biofuel Group Fights Blending Pass For Refiners At DC Circ.
• Teachers, Kindergartner Can't Block Fla. Classroom Race Law
• Trump Takes Twitter 'Censorship' Case Loss To 9th Circ.
• Top Court Finally Overruled 'Lemon' Test Monday. Or Did It?
• HUD To Label 'Troubled' Projects In New Checkup Rule
• Leech Lake Official Seeks Election Redo In Suit Against DOI
• Biden Issues Tariff Hike On Certain Russian Goods
• LA Developer Convicted In City Council Bribery Scheme
• Biden Admin. Beats Suit Over Paused Owl Habitat Rollback
• Tyson Workers Ask 5th Circ. To Revive COVID Safety Suit
• La. Enviro Agency Can't Join Pollution Suit, 5th Circ. Told
• Feds Shut Down 6 Websites In Music Piracy Sting
• Twitter Stock Pumper Avoids Prison For Microcap Fraud
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NJ Sen. Eyes Legalizing Hallucinogen
• Boston Schools Want Out Of Union's Remote Work Suit
• Trump Adviser Eastman Says Feds Seized His IPhone
• Federal Agencies Ink Deal To Tout Broadband Funding
• Kansas Hemp Co. Sues State Governor Over $120K Seizure
• Biden Orders Agencies To Rein In Illegal Fishing Practices
• Calif. Ruling Steadies Fraught EB-5 Landscape For Now
• Sustainability Group Sees 'Clear' US Progress On Climate Risk
• Cable Group Wants Retransmission Conditions On Tegna Deal
• 5th Circ. Ruling Signals Judicial Shift On SEC Admin Process
• No-Poach Case Nears Plea In Would-Be 1st DOJ Win
• DOL Seeks To Toss 'Downright Bizarre' ERISA Guidance Suit
• DOT Standards For EV Chargers Address Key Public Concerns
• NJ Atty Says County Fired Him For Crossing Sheriff
• Ex-Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Atty Joins Orrick
• NYC Pay Transparency Law May Fail To Close Wage Gap
• Top 3 Immigration Policies To Watch In 2022: Midyear Report
• Utah, Louisiana Abortion Bans Blocked, For Now
• Justices Send Immigrant Mental Health Suit Back To 10th Circ.
• NY AG Says Trump Satisfied Order That Prompted Contempt
• Dobbs May Be Just The First Domino, Dissent Warns
• Abortion Questions Swirl Over Health Attys In Post-Roe World
• Feds Urge Jury To Convict Developer Of Bribing LA Pol Huizar
• Texas Can't Preliminarily Block National Guard Vax Mandate
• RNC Tells DC Circ. Jan. 6 Panel's Subpoena Too Intrusive
• Dems Call For FTC Probe Of Mobile Tracking By Apple, Google
• DOJ Approves Dish And T-Mobile's Network Shutdown Deal
• Mining Project On Sacred Apache Land Lawful, 9th Circ. Says
• From Leak To Decision, Dobbs Majority Didn't Waver
• Texas Justices Allow Narrower Fight Of Legislative Boundary
• Vidal Sees More Fintiv Changes After Formal Rulemaking
• BIA Says Cameroonian Waited Too Long To Challenge Notice
• Bank Groups Worry ESG Proposals Are 'Anything But Neutral'
• Broadcaster Outcry Intensifies Over Rising FCC Reg Fees
• 9th Circ. Says BIA Erred In Not Considering All Torture Risks
• Feds, Tribal Commission Catch Win In Alaska Fishing Dispute
• Mortgage Lender Seeks Win In FHA Whistleblower Fraud Suit
• Stronger Rules Needed After 'Meme Stock' Frenzy, Dems Say
• Judge Asks DOJ If Meadows Is Immune From Jan. 6 Subpoena
• FCC Chair 'Committed' To Return Of Net Neutrality
• Pa. Coal Co. Settles Sierra Club's Water Warming Lawsuit
• WTO Official Stresses Close Trade Ties Amid Global Crises
• Roe Reversal Leaves States To Make Own Abortion Rules
• Modernized Energy Charter Treaty Would Nix Intra-EU Claims
• DOI Aims To Ease Offshore Wind-Fishing Industry Tensions
• OCC's Veteran Examiner And Ex-Acting Chief To Retire
• 9th Circ. Stays Wash. Water Quality Order Against EPA
• Ex-High School Athlete Takes Football Injury Suit To Justices
• EPA Pitches Reporting Rules For Chemicals
• Texas Justices Say Smokable Hemp Ban Is Constitutional
• DC Circ. Allows Groups To Defend EPA Turbine Standards
• Dobbs Casts Shadow On Gay Rights, Birth Control
• Biden Urges Congress To Undo High Court's 'Tragic Error'
• 5th Circ.'s Nixing Of SEC Judges May Mean Trouble For FERC
• Texas Justices Clarify Eminent Domain Counterclaim Rules
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• Deploying US Discovery In Brazil Following High Court Ruling
• Top 3 Immigration Policy Changes In 2022: Midyear Review
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• High Court Backs HHS In 'Baffling' Hospital Pay Fight
• Texas Justices Say High-Speed Rail Can Use Eminent Domain
• Pelosi, JPMorgan Beat Suit Over Docs Used In Jan. 6 Probe
• The Attys Who Took America To Abortion Rights Turning Point
• House Panel Advances Data Privacy Bill, With Changes Ahead
• NCAI Backs Pick To Lead Administration For Native Americans
• High Court Ruling Tees Up Tough Gun Control Battle
• Feds Let Flipped Witness Keep Dirty Cash Tax-Free, Jury Told
• Biden Admin. To Cancel An Additional $6B In Student Debt
• Pot Advocates Ask 8th Circ. To Put Neb. Election Law On Ice
• Cable Biz Says Case For Common Carrier Regs Has 'Vanished'
• Big Banks Get Good Marks In Fed's Latest Stress Tests
• NY Cannabis Regulators Hire First Chief Equity Officer
• Feds Agree To Improve Emergency Shelters For Migrant Kids
• Trump DOJ Officials Detail Pressure To Overturn Election
• OCC Warns Of Bank Compliance Staffing Woes In Risk Report
• Enviros, Tribe To Sue Army Corps Over Fish-Farm Approval
• Unions Call On FCC To Stop Tegna Go-Private Deal
• 5th Circ. Grants En Banc Hearing On ATF's Bump Stock Ban
• Cisco Rival Tells House To Put Limits On PTAB Reviews
• High Court's Tribal Ruling May Enable More Gambling In Texas
• CBP Settles FOIA Suit Over Foreign Pot Workers Policy
• Bipartisan Bill Looks To Stop Data Sale To 'High-Risk' Nations
• White House, East Coast States Work To Boost Offshore Wind
• Lawmakers Warn DOJ Of Brewing Baby Formula-PE Deal
• 11th Circ. Says Tampa Electric Didn't Violate OSHA Guidelines
• New Pot Banking Bill Introduced As SAFE Banking Act Falters
• FTC Orders Harley-Davidson, Westinghouse Warranty Fixes
• Proposed Online Platform Regs Deviate From Antitrust Norms
• Senate OKs $19 Million For High Court Security, US Marshals
• Open Ill. High Court Race Attracts Some Atypical Candidates
• State Natural Resource Damages Suits: What Cos. Must Know
• Biden Admin. Restores Flexibility To ESA Habitat Definition
• Employer Abortion Policy Considerations In A Post-Roe World
• Biden Taps DOJ, Nixon Peabody Alum For VA Top Lawyer
• High Court Blocks Civil Miranda Suits Against Cops
• Justices Allow NC Lawmakers To Join Voter ID Case
• Justices Strike Down NY Gun Law, Expand 2nd Amendment
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Giuliani Associate Lev Parnas Urges No Prison At Sentencing
• Trump Ally Can't Escape Illegal Lobbying Charges
• LA Fundraiser Says He Was Urged To Blame Huizar For Bribes
• Ill. To Elect High Court Justices With First New Map Since 1964
• White House To Release Final DACA Rule In August
• Split En Banc 8th Circ. Upholds Ark.'s Israel Boycott Ban
• EPA Delays Greenhouse Gas Regs As Court Ruling Looms
• Senate Panel Gets Input On PTAB Reform Efforts
• Dish Cos. Lose DC Circ. Fight Over $3B Spectrum Credits 
• Ex-Fla. Mayor Gillum Indicted On Corruption Charges
• Bank Groups Urge FDIC To Revive Supervisory Appeals Office
• Gun, Religious Rights Equal In COVID Case, Full 9th Circ. Told
• SEC's Regulatory Priorities Draw Rebuke From Peirce
• 3 Takeaways From EPA's Guidance On PFAS In Drinking Water
• HUD To Establish First-Ever Tribal Advisory Committee
• Proposed Gas Tax Break Could Foil Infrastructure Upgrades
• DOJ Fights Bid To Duck Pandemic Wage-Fixing Charges
• SEC's Proposed SPAC Crackdown Meets Industry Resistance
• Red Hot Housing Market May Cool Down, Harvard Study Says
• BlackRock Asks SEC To Rethink Climate Risk Reporting Plan
• FCC Poised To Close Web Traffic Pumping Scheme
• DOJ Says Trade Group Can't Join Suit Over EB-5 Visa Freeze
• Oil Cos. Want 1st Circ. To Rehear Rhode Island Climate Case
• Shoshone Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Hunting Rights Suit
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• Dish's 12 GHz Plan Threatens Satellite Nets, Warns SpaceX
• Chicago Cos. Must Prepare For New Sex Harassment Law
• Seattle's 'Amazon Tax' Upheld By Wash. State Appeals Court
• 2nd Circ. Got High Court Order Right, Chinese Exporters Say
• Senior Home, Medical Pot User Resolve Suit Over Job Denial
• Atty Aiding Jan. 6 Panel Poised To Leave Post
• DC, 6th Circ. Picks Tout Broad Experience In Senate Hearing
• NFL, Snyder 'Obstructed' Sex Misconduct Probe, Memo Says
• DOI Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Coal Mine Emissions Ruling
• SEC Crypto Unit Expansion Is A Warning To Industry
• Texas Nuke Waste Storage Foes Have No Case, DC Circ. Told
• Atty Can't Ditch Disciplinary Suit Over 2020 Election Litigation
• McGuireWoods Taps Ex-Jones Day Defense Pro For NY Office
• Nonprofit Group Backs Axing Haitians' Border Whipping Suit
• CFPB Eyes Rulemaking To Restrain Credit Card Late Fees
• Mass. Top Court Blesses 'Millionaires' Tax' Ballot Question
• Calif. Asks En Banc 9th Circ. To Uphold Private Prison Ban
• NYC Rent Stabilized Units See Highest Rent Hikes Since 2013
• South Dakota AG Convicted, Removed Over Fatal 2020 Crash
• EU High Court Sharply Curtails Use Of Airline Passenger Data
• Markle's Half Sister Can't Boot Judge From Defamation Case
• GAO Says Comptroller Could Improve Fair Lending Oversight
• Justices Deny Bid To Void Immunity In Tribal Conspiracy Suit
• Ex-Trump Staffer Loses Early-Win Bid In Retaliation Case
• Commerce Dept. Makes Inroads On Nat'l Broadband Strategy
• State Officials Detail Trump's Pressure To Overturn Election
• Senate Confirms Fresno County Judge To Calif. Federal Court
• FDA Seeks To Cap Cigarettes' Nicotine Content
• House Panel Chair Proposes $813B Defense Budget For 2023
• Vidal Pledges Action Soon On IPR Denials, Director Review
• Fond Du Lac Tribe Says PolyMet Can't End Mine Suit
• Ex-Ill. Sen. Gets 1 Year In Prison For Union Embezzlement
• Garland Pledges War Crimes Aid In Surprise Ukraine Visit
• Top 3 Immigration Cases To Watch In 2022: Midyear Report
• Justices Leave Intact Revived Medicare Overpayment Rule
• FTC Probing NYSE Owner's $16B Deal For Black Knight
• New Bill Would Create Joint USPTO-FDA Task Force
• Biden Moves To Ax Alabama's Immigration Enforcement Suit
• 5th Circ. Urged To Ax Challenge To FCC Subsidy Fees
• Revlon Case Opens, And LATAM Lands Its Ch. 11 Plan
• Enforcement Trends To Watch After SEP Remedies Withdrawal
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To FERC Pipeline Powers
• Hold Alabama And North Carolina Accountable On Ch. 11 Fees
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Jan. 6 Panel Hearings Complicate Ongoing Insurrection Cases
• 'Party On': Pun-Packed 5th Circ. Ruling Hands Brewers A Win
• 2 Years Since Liu, Disgorgement Case Law Is Favoring SEC
• 20 States Ask 5th Circ. To Block Biden's Contractor Vax Order
• Justices Won't Hear Okla. Train Crossing Law Dispute
• High Court Won't Hear Medical Cannabis Insurance Challenge
• Importers, USTR Wrestle Over Deadline In China Tariff Case
• DaVita Gets All Clear To Return No-Poach Docs
• Fox Corp. Must Face Dominion Defamation Suit In Delaware
• Mohegan Chief Tapped As First Native U.S. Treasurer
• Ex-Counsel To Sen. Roger Wicker Joins Jones Walker
• Justices Advance Fight Over NJ's Bid To Leave Port Pact
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To SEC 'Gag Orders'
• High Court Says Wash. Nuclear Workers Law Discriminatory
• Justices Say Maine School Subsidy Program Unconstitutional
• Supreme Court Won't Hear National Guard Civilian Pay Case
• Justices To Weigh Foreign Account Tax Penalty Limits
• Justices Decline To Review Nixing Of Texas Latex Club Fee
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• Filipino Community Mourns Atty After Philly Shooting
• Top Immigration Cases In 2022: Midyear Review
• Ex-LA Official Took Bribes To Save Projects, Ex-Aide Testifies
• FDA Greenlights Moderna, Pfizer Jabs For Kids 6 Mos. And Up
• WTO Vax Patent Deal Seen As Doing Little To Boost Access
• SEC Climate Plan Debate Rages On As Comment Period Ends
• Fintiv Denials Are Down, But Bill Banning Them Still Has Teeth
• Pa. Midyear Report: Courts Tackle Ballots, Virus Losses
• CFPB To Give Credit Card, Mortgage Rules 'Fresh Look'
• Calif. Tribe Says New BIA Rule Unfair Prior To Leadership Vote
• Google Can't Ask About Default Search Contracts With Rivals
• DC Circ. Sides With FERC In California Water Permit Spat
• Texas Justices Say Exempt Corps. Can Retain Liquor Permits
• 9th Circ. Tells EPA To Reevaluate Glyphosate's Cancer Risk
• Colonial Pipeline Co. Escapes Cybersecurity Suit
• EU Approves Ali Group's $4.8B Welbilt Deal With Ice Biz Sale
• GOP Tells EPA Crypto Mining Can Be Good For Environment
• New Mexico Tells 10th Circ. It Can Fight Texas Nuke Storage
• Fed Says Recent Turbulence Highlights Stablecoin 'Fragility'
• Tribes Ask High Court To Keep Clean Water Act Protections
• DC Circ. Dumps Power Plants From NE Fuel Storage Plan
• Texas AG Not Allowed To Join Suit Over Trans Child Care
• An Early Step Toward Regulation Of Carbon Offset Market
• Dem Bills Would Up Tribes' Say On Public Land, Sacred Sites
• FAA, Major Wireless Cos. Reach Deal To Let C-Band Take Off
• FTC Touts Labor As It Reviews Microsoft's Activision Deal
• Red States Press 5th Circ. To Block Carbon Metric Rule
• Texas Justices Revive Family Detention Center Rule Challenge
• What Outbound Investment Reviews Would Mean For US Cos.
• Ex-Trump Aide Navarro Can't Delay Trial Due To His Book Tour
• Hurricane Season Hits Increasingly Tough Insurance Market
• Ill. Hits Back At Pot Applicant's Bid To Halt Licenses
• WTO Inks Deals On Fisheries, Vaccines After Lengthy Session
• Behind The Jan. 6 Panel, A BigLaw Vet Digs Up The Dirt
• Newsmax Can't Ditch Dominion's 2020 Election Claims Suit
• Chevron Deference Still Feels Heat After High Court Reprieve
• Leahy, Tillis Launch Wide-Ranging PTAB Reform Bill
• 7th Circ. Says Tariff Whistleblower Wasn't Wrongly Fired
• Green Groups Challenge Removal Of Large Tree Protections
• Senate Confirms Biden's 2 Nominees To Fill Out SEC
• 5th Circ. Shoots Down Nonprofit Bid To Crack Open Title 42
• Pa. Court Halts Recall Of Cannabis Vape Products
• Judicial Security Bill Blocked In Senate
• Meta Says TikTok Parent Co. Has Key Docs To Fight FTC
• Mass. Senator Presses Amazon On Home Security Practices
• FERC Unveils Plan To Get Clean Energy On The Grid Faster
• NFIP Experts Urge Senators To Mitigate Flood Risks
• Ohio Says High Court Limits Don't Apply To ICE Ops Case
• D.C. AG: Housing Authority Ignored Tenants With Disabilities
• Jan. 6 Hearing Details Pressure Campaign On Pence
• 5th Circ. Told Law Barring Israel Boycotts Harms Free Speech
• FTC Warns Drugmakers, Middlemen Over Rebates
• Cushman Can't Halt NY AG's Subpoenas In Trump Probe
• Sporting Goods Biz Owner Hid Foreign Accounts, Feds Say
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• CFPB Lays Out Overdraft Metrics To Guide Its Bank Scrutiny
• DOJ Calls Baseball's Antitrust Exemption 'An Aberration'
• Why Medical Product Cos. Must Watch Dobbs Decision
• FCC Grants Limited Waivers Of Broadband Subsidy Rules
• FCC Examines Wireless Network Upgrades For Emergencies
• It's Time For USPTO To Abandon The NHK-Fintiv Practice
• Sotomayor Says Supreme Court Is Not A 'Training Ground'
• CFPB Wants Buy-Now, Pay-Later Info In Credit Reports
• US Immigration Should Clarify Status Of Esports Athletes
• Charter School On Leased Land Exempt From Property Tax
• High Court Discovery Ruling Will Transform Int'l Arbitration
• 5th Circ. Urged To Keep Alive Texas Migrant Transport Suit
• Senate Passes Bill To Expand Benefits To Toxic-Exposed Vets
• Senate Bill Could Be A Sea Change For Crypto Regulation
• 8th Circ. Weighs If Red States Can Fight Carbon Cost Metric
• Ark. Prof Gets 1 Year For Lying To FBI About China Patents
• Texas Shoreline Structures Can Be Taxed By Mainland City
• Okla. Attys Charged In Alleged Medical Pot Licensing Scheme
• Scientists Say EPA Can Use Chemical Regs To Rein In GHG
• Judges Call For Greater Security Amid Attacks, Threats
• Jan. 6 Panel May Call Ginni Thomas To Testify
• NYC Can't Seal Prosecutor Misconduct Complaints
• Lingering Questions After 9th Circ.'s Delta-8 TM Ruling
• Supreme Court Should Review Flight Break Mandate
• Texas City Aims To Snuff Out Texas Smoke Shop Zoning Suit
• Senate Panel Advances 1st, 2nd Circ. Picks
• LA Developer Told Informant Ex-Pol 'Played' Them, Jury Hears
• 6th Circ. Denies Class Cert. In Ohio Tax Foreclosure Case
• GOP Sens. Want Protesters Outside Judges' Homes Charged
• DHS Wants 5th Circ. To Restore ICE's Immigration Guidelines
• Reps. Back Subpoena Power For Indian School Panel
• Palo Alto Rips Vidal's New PTAB Review Policy At Fed. Circ.
• Enviro Groups Say Drilling Permits Hurt Endangered Species
• DaVita Must Return Rather Than Destroy No-Poach Docs
• Texas Bar Says Powell Must Face 2020 Election Challenge Suit
• House Panel Advances 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall Fix
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-FBI Agent's Retaliatory Firing Claim
• EPA Cuts Acceptable PFAS Levels In New Water Health Rules
• Insurers Should Pay For Medical Pot In New Mexico, Suit Says
• Ex-GOP Rep. Should Get 6 Months For Lying To FBI, Feds Say
• Meta Says Texas AG's Biometric Privacy Suit 'Overblown'
• Suits Against Google Signal Increased 'Dark Patterns' Scrutiny
• CFPB Official Flags 'Rent-A-Bank' Consumer Loan Concerns
• FCC Reminds Small Voice Providers Of Anti-Robocall Mandate
• House Passes 'Unprecedented' Wildlife Protection Act
• Tax, Social Services And The Need For An IRS Overhaul
• EU Hydrogen Plans: Infrastructure And Regulatory Challenges
• SEC's Tighter Rules For SPACs Panned At Conference
• Court Stands By Feds' Review Of Alaskan Mining Road
• NY Courts End Mask Mandate For The Vaccinated
• FDA Panel Backs Moderna, Pfizer Vaccines For Young Kids
• Biden Atty Who Ushered Jackson Nom Leaving White House
• Feds Hit Nursing Home With FCA Suit Over 'Nonexistent' Care
• Bannon Can't Escape Jan. 6 Subpoena Indictment
• WTO Summit Extended Amid A Scramble For Consensus
• Justices Bar States From Intervening In Public Charge Row
• Biden Unveils Picks For DC, 5th And 9th Circs.
• High Court Says Texas Can't Block Tribe's E-Bingo
• High Court Rejects Medicare's $1.6B Cut To Hospital Drug Pay
• High Court Says No Clear Error In VA Denial Of Benefits
• House Members Eye Path Forward For Federal Privacy Law
• 'Huge Problem': FDA Leaders Fear Collapsing Trust In Agency
• FTC Says Arko To Trim Noncompetes In $94M Gas Outlet Buy
• 'It's Time To Rethink Everything,' Vidal Says
• Plans To Reduce Spring Pollution Lack Bite, Fla. Panel Hears
• Feds Fight Nonprofit's Bid To Narrow Title 42 Injunction
• New Ocean Shipping Regs On Deck, But Inland Woes Persist
• Kentucky Gov. Creates Medical Cannabis Advisory Group
• Oklahoma Seeks Early Win In Coal Mining Fight With Feds
• Trumps Must Face NY AG's Fraud Questions, Court Says
• House Panel Proposes $762B In Defense Funding For 2023
• Power Cos. Push DC Circ. To Nix FERC Market Cap Rule
• NJ Hospitals Abandon Merger Under FTC Challenge
• Navigating The Void Left By Withdrawn SEP Policy Statement
• Feds Seek Early Win In Cherokee Suit Seeking Audit Of Trust
• AG Sticks Up For NY Rate Cut Law In Credit Unions' Suit
• Fla. Court's Mask Mandate Decision Is Confusing
• Walsh Defends DOL's Independent Contractor Approach
• Small Biz Debt Limit Raised, Crypto Exec Can't Ditch Case
• SpaceX Tells FCC It'll Work With OneWeb Over New Satellites
• ​Boardroom Lessons From Shareholders' Diversity Lawsuits
• Clean Energy Cos. Back Calif.'s Power Over Vehicle Emissions
• How Cos. Can Track Infrastructure Act Projects — And Funds
• Ex-CIA Coder Rips Gov't At WikiLeaks Espionage Retrial
• After Blocking Of Drilling Lease Ban, Biden Admin. Seeks Win
• Takeaways From 1st Circ.'s Tribal Sovereign Immunity Ruling
• DC Circ. Says FERC Properly Claimed LNG Facility Authority
• CFTC Commish Says Agency Wouldn't Go Easy On Crypto
• Tegna Says Apollo, Cox Won't Partake In Retransmission Talks
• 5th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Hospital Workers' Vax Mandate Suit
• House Passes Bill To Increase Security For Justices, Families
• Texas Judge Says Justices' Ruling Doesn't Apply To Vacaturs
• 3rd Circ. Says Gov't Protected From Late Retirement Pay Suit
• Calif. Atty Wants SEC Suit Tossed Over Fruit Co. Work
• Court Bars Neb. Ballot Law Following Pot Campaign Challenge
• Untangling A Web Of State Regulations For Cannabis Lounges
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• Dentons Brings On More Lobbyists From Squire Patton
• App Driver Ballot Question Struck Down By Mass. Top Court
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