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Public Policy - July, 2022

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• The 2022 Regional Powerhouses
• CHIPS Act Marks One Step In A Long Race With China
• GOP Lawmakers Scrutinize CFPB 'Conspiring' With State AGs
• Mass. Man Admits To $1.2M COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Feds' Habitat Credit Program On Deck For First-Ever Regs
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Congress Kicks Off Reform Agenda
• Bureau Of Labor Statistics Reports Slowed Wage Growth
• DC Circ. Backs SEC In 'D-Limit' Fight With Citadel
• DOI Says Okla. Can't Regulate Coal Mining On Tribes' Lands
• Covington Taps Partner To Head Latin America Initiative
• Post-Dobbs HHS Guidance Brings Privacy Considerations
• Calif. Judge Orders Solar Panel Co. To Pay $6M In Fraud Suit
• Groups Say High Court Ruling Muddies Toss Of Species Rules
• USPTO Clarifies IP Disclosure Duties Amid Drug Pricing Push
• NY Crypto Moratorium Would Provoke Miner Exodus
• Feds Should Better Publicize Asylee Benefits, Report Says
• Democrats Push To Return Net Neutrality Authority To FCC
• DOJ, CFPB Stress Military Compliance For Auto Finance Cos.
• 2nd Circ. Backs NY Schools' 2019 Update To Vaccine Rules
• Fingerprinting Deal Reached In Child Refugee Detention Suit
• DC Circ. Grounds Challenge To FAA's Remote ID Drone Rule
• The Advocate Pushing For A More Just Cannabis Industry
• Gov. Asks Pa. Justices To Bar Abortion, Voter ID Amendments
• Kirkland To Fight Cubs' Federal Wrigley ADA Suit
• DOJ Set To Pitch Book Publisher Merger Challenge To Judge
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• S. Africa Targets EU Citrus Regs With First-Ever WTO Case
• Bannon Sees Good In Judge's Doubts On Legal Advice Ruling
• Biden Nominates Abortion Rights Atty For 1st Circ.
• USPTO Sued After Denying Patent Review 'Veto' Rule Petition
• Calif. In Bad Faith In Tribal Gambling Deals, 9th Circ. Says
• Big Boost For Renewables At Stake In Surprise Inflation Bill
• NY Bank Regulator's Top Rule For Crypto Cos.: No Surprises
• Counties Say Pa. Had To Accept Incomplete Vote Totals
• Federal Court Security Breach Said To Have 'Startling' Scope
• House Panel Advances Bill To Curtail Family Separations
• Mining Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Ruling On Ariz. Waste Site
• 9th Circ. Warned Against 'Loophole' In Trump Water Rule Suit
• Judge Mulls Feds', Tobacco Cos.' Decree On Health Warnings
• GOP AGs Tell 8th Circ. Right To Vote Doesn't Cover Initiatives
• USPTO Fills Deputy Director Role For 1st Time In Biden Admin
• Calif. Judge Won't 'Reverse Field' To Restart Water Rule Suit
• Regulators Need To Get Ready For DeFi, Ex-CFTC Chief Says
• Jersey City Sued Over Denial Of Cannabis Dispensary Bid
• Albright's Dimmed Power Upsets New Waco Patent Practices
• Senator Asks Apple, Google For Info On Fake Crypto Apps
• Cos. Should Prepare For Gov't Grantee IP Reporting Update
• FCC Says Robotext Threats On The Rise
• FERC Chair Doubts EPA Decision Limits Look At Emissions
• Why The SEC's Rejection Of A Bitcoin ETF Was Spot On
• Circuit Split On Cannabis Prosecutions Heightens Uncertainty
• Obama-Era Education Whiz Gets Year For Defrauding School
• NY State Accuses CVS Of Illegal Service Tying
• SEC's Climate Rule Is Compatible With The 1st Amendment
• Embattled Atty Eastman Faces High Court Bar Complaint
• House Sends Chips Bill With 25% Tax Credit To Biden
• Alito Sees Threat To Religious Liberty In 'Secular Society'
• Justices Must Correct Fed. Circ.'s Overreach On Patents
• Senate Bill Seeks To Stop 'Rogue' Supreme Court Decisions
• Applying New Fla. Settlement Proposal Rule To Pending Cases
• US Chamber Sues SEC Over Trump-Era Proxy Rule Reversal
• A Look At CFPB, State Regulator Crackdown On 'Junk Fees'
• Senate Committee Advances 9th Circ. Nominee
• Fintech Co. Slips Investor Suit Over China Data Law, For Now
• Fla. Man Charged In $25M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Senate Advances Bill To Create FDA-USPTO Patent Task Force
• Bannon Can't Get Acquittal After Contempt Convictions
• House Panel Looks At Privacy Risks In CBP's Facial Data Use
• Manchin, Schumer Deal Carries 15% Corp. Minimum Tax
• Oglala Sioux Tribe Sues Fed On Lax Law Enforcement Claims
• Towering Hyatt Proposal Heads To Miami Commission
• 3 Biggest Hurdles For States Pushing Greener Energy
• House Votes To Extend FCC's Spectrum Auction Powers
• Bills Boosting Kids' Online Privacy Rights Head To Full Senate
• DOJ Says McDonald's No-Poach Win Inapplicable To DaVita
• House Lawmakers Say Stablecoin Bill Could Land In Sept.
• Toomey Says 'Sluggish' SEC Has Hurt Crypto Investors
• House Clears Bill Codifying Feds' Spectrum Research Hub
• Immigration Key To Fixing Semiconductor Scarcity, GAO Says
• 8th Circ. Tosses 'Fizzled Out' Rushmore Fireworks Fracas
• NJ Judge Upholds Property Tax Break For Nonprofit Hospitals
• Energy Dept. Aims To Boost EV With $102M Battery Plant Loan
• FDA Must Enable More Testing To Contain Monkeypox Spread
• Green Groups Can Defend Offshore Monument Fishing Ban
• Calif. Top Judge Cantil-Sakauye To Step Down In January
• An Indication That ITC Remedies For SEPs May Not Fit
• Ohio Judge Blocks Air Force Vax Requirement Nationwide
• How Lawyers Can Set Ethical Boundaries Post-Pandemic
• Texas Panel Upholds School District's Vax Mandate
• States Urge Alsup To Ask 9th Circ. For Water Rule Suit Restart
• NY Seeks To Build Another 2 Gigawatts Of Offshore Wind
• Chicago Settles Ex-Firefighter's Harassment Claim Before Trial
• Oil Cos. Tell Court Canceling Their Leases Is Out Of Bounds
• 10th Circ. Rebuffs Corn Farmers' $140M Legal Malpractice Suit
• Ex-GOP Congressman Denies 'Weak' Insider Trading Charges
• DC Circ. Pick Defends Broad Experience Before Senate Panel
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Claim Hydroponics Food Isn't Organic
• Expect New Lifecycle Management Duties For Battery Industry
• Firm's Prior Work For Defendant Doesn't Amount To Conflict
• Large Cannabis Licenses Will Bring Relief To Calif. Operators
• FTC Challenges Meta VR Merger
• Senate Approves Semiconductor Bill With 25% Tax Credit
• From Crypto To Apps, CFPB's Chopra Has Payments In Focus
• DC Circ. Affirms 'Odd' DOT Rule On Truckers' Hours
• Leahy Spotlights Report On 10-Year Patent Pilot Program
• Senate Ends Debate On Semiconductor Tax Credit Legislation
• Trade Policies To Watch In The Second Half Of 2022
• Senate Bill Would Streamline Taxes For Payments With Crypto
• UBS Says It's Part Of Big-Bank Electronic Messaging Probe
• Feds Beat Suit Over Puget Sound Protected Salmon Fishing
• DC Circ. Affirms FDA's Denial Of Flavored Vape Applicants
• SEC's Peirce Finds Ally In Push Against ESG Reporting
• Sens.' Hearing On Pot Legalization Splits Down Partisan Lines
• Mont. Utility Urges Justices To Curb Tribal Court Authority
• Minority Farmers Urge Court To Uphold Equal Protections
• Advocates Say FCC's Rural Health Surplus Indicates Problems
• Dems Intro Bill Establishing 18-Year High Court Term Limits
• Dems Press DOT On Airline Competition, Flight Delays
• DC Circ. Dumps Groups' Fight Against Okla. Coal Ash Plan
• CFTC's Relief Extension To Chinese Exchange Draws Protest
• Feds Tell 5th Circ. States' Input Isn't Needed To End Title 42
• A Lawyer's Guide To Collecting Fees From Nonpaying Clients
• 9th Circ. Says Rail Workers Exempt From Calif. Leave Law
• Utilities Back FERC Over New Grid Projects Order At DC Circ.
• UK Music Streaming Study Finds Good Consumer Outcomes
• Sikhs Say Congress Wouldn't Support Marines' Beard Ban
• FCC Won't Back Antenna Owner In Local Permit Dustup
• How Justices' EPA Ruling Thwarts The Will Of The People
• How Some NY Judges Are Unpausing Eviction Cases
• DOL Floats Changes To Prohibited Transaction Exemption
• Unvaxxed NY Top Court Judge To Get Jab As Chief Job Opens
• A Look At Cybersecurity's Federal Legal Landscape
• Pot Investor Drops Out Of Suit Against Illinois Regulators
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• 2nd Circ. Backs Pfizer Loss In Drug Copay Program Suit
• Texas Can Keep School Mask Mandate Ban, 5th Circ. Says
• New Policy Seen As Easing PTAB Judges' Pressure Concerns
• Small Biz Contracting Strategy May Not Encourage New Firms
• DOI Approves Yavapai-Prescott Gambling Contract In Arizona
• Migrant Parents Claim Trauma From Family Separation Policy
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Hear Ruling Invalidating Immigration Law
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit NC Hydro Project Ruling
• SEC Tests Its Reach With Coinbase Insider Trading Case
• Deny Biden's Bid To Ax Haitian Abuse Case, Dem AGs Argue
• GAO Calls For National Plan To Increase Tribal Broadband
• Enviros Press FERC To Regulate Inland LNG Facilities
• WTO Finds Turkey's Pharma Production Measures Unfair
• AstraZeneca Says Vidal Memo Backs Case Against Fintiv Rule
• How Lawyers Can Benefit From TikTok Without Being 'Cringe'
• Microsoft Says IRS Can't Skip FOIA Suit Over 15-Year Audit
• Ripple Battle Offers Defense Strategy Against SEC Privilege
• 5 Ways The Self-Preferencing Bill May Affect Tech Mergers
• 5th Circ. Judge Sees No Dispute In FERC Authority Case
• Neb. Says Right To Vote Doesn't Apply To Ballot Measures
• FCC Plans $4.3M In Fines Over Rural Broadband Defaults
• FERC Defends Power Market Subsidy Rule Overhaul
• Minority Cannabis Biz Group Executive Director Leaves
• NJ Fired Rent Assistance Program Whistleblower, Suit Says
• It's Maryland Versus Virginia In A Race To Adult-Use Cannabis
• Group Says Feds Giving Well Oversight Short Shrift
• Vidal Seeks More Comments On Eligibility As Rejections Dive
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Jan. 6 Panel Might Consider Subpoena For Ginni Thomas
• 5th Circ. Ends Pharma Group's Medicare Payback Suit
• Amazon-One Medical Deal: Scrutiny Likely, Lawsuit Not
• Advocates Seek Congress' Aid On Afghan Green Card Hurdles
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2022: Midyear Report
• 5th Circ. Sends Tribal Electronic Bingo Suit Back To Texas
• After Dobbs: Abortion Battles Hit The Courts, Soon The Polls
• Swire Seeks Approvals For Revised Miami Office Tower Plans
• Inside A BigLaw-Boutique Alliance Tackling A Post-Roe World
• Biden Climate Emergency Plans Face High Court Hurdle
• SBA Expands Past Performance Examples For Small Biz Deals
• Dish, SpaceX's Clashing Claims Dial Up Heat In 12 GHz Fight
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Nixed Endangered Species Rules
• DC Circ. Says Agencies Must Allow Comments Before Rule Ax
• What Mass. Harbor Development Ruling Means For Projects
• No Bail For Ex-NY County Exec Fighting Kickback Conviction
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Allowing Individuals To Sue Gun Industry
• 5th Circ. CFPB Ruling Means Challenges For Federal Agencies
• EB-5 Regional Center Cos. Say USCIS Mandate Flouts Law
• DOJ Probing Claim Of Bias In Houston Illegal Dumping
• Calif. Tax Board Nonresident Asset Ruling Raises New Issues
• Satanists Say Top Court Christian Flag Case Helps Prayer Bid
• Midyear Report: Dems Pressured To Quicken Judicial Pace
• ITC Standard-Essential Patent Remedies Shouldn't Be Curbed
• Pa. Lawmakers Claim 3rd Circ. Ruling Nixed Mail-In Voting
• Norton Rose Partner Appointed Deputy Texas AG
• Transportation Regulation To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Meet The Ex-Public Defender Tapped For Pa. Federal Bench
• The Pot Reformer Out To Oust Prohibitionists From Office
• Ex-DOJ Atty Clark Faces Ethics Case Over Voting Fraud Ploy
• Wis. Buttresses Bid For Tax Authority On Native Land
• Bannon Guilty Of Contempt, Atty Calls It 'Bulletproof Appeal'
• Trump Ignored Pleas To Call Off Rioters, Jan. 6 Panel Reveals
• Flint Jury Hears Atty Criticisms In Final Argument
• The Rulings That Quickly Made 2022 Huge For Health Law
• Developer Says Miami Would Get Billions From P3 Project
• NCAI Tells Justices That Race Rightly Has Role In Voting Suit
• SF, Walgreens Continue Opioid Bellwether Battle Post-Trial
• Chief DOJ Immigration Judge Tracy Short To Step Down
• GAO Says Most PTAB Judges Felt Pressure To Alter Rulings
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive FCA Suit Over Cook County Grants
• Trade Orgs Sue SEC Over Pared-Back Proxy Oversight Rules
• Contractor Urges 9th Circ. To Uphold Sanctions On Tribal Co.
• Sioux Tribe Says SD County Can't End Voting Rights Suit
• Canada Joins US In Challenging Mexican Energy Policies
• Unanimous Senate Passes Bill To Suspend Tariffs On Formula
• Senate Dems Introduce Cannabis Legalization Bill
• New York's AG Inks Deal For $13M Whistleblower Suit
• Crypto Dominos Keep Falling, J&J Wants Talc Injunction
• Crypto Industry Could Cast Skeptic Eye On Cyber Guidance
• Rural Wireless Providers Push For Expanded 5G Fund
• Sens. Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Lift Per-Country Visa Caps
• GOP Lawmakers Ask SEC To Kill Crypto Accounting Bulletin
• High Court Won't Reinstate Biden's ICE Guidelines, For Now
• DC Circ. Urged To Dump License For Texas Nuke Waste Site
• Must Your Client Pay An Opponent's Expert For Prep Time?
• 2 Indicted In Texas For 53 Deaths In Smuggling Operation
• Dems Urge CFPB To Bolster Payment App Fraud Protections
• FCC Orders Phone Cos. To Block Car Warranty Scammers
• PPE Co. Blames 3rd Parties In FedEx Unit's $26.8M Glove Suit
• Ala. Cop Can't Slip Fatal Shooting Claims From Car Chase
• Balancing State, Investor Interests In The Energy Transition
• House Passes Contraceptive Bill Post-Dobbs
• Senate Panel Advances Judge, Sentencing Commission Picks
• Bannon Rests Case, Knocks Trial Rulings Barring 'True Facts'
• Biden Tests Positive For Coronavirus, White House Says
• Split 4th Circ. Clarifies CWA's Prosecution Requirements
• Miami Beach Puts Major Projects Before Voters
• Flint Water Contractors Want 'A Pass,' Jury Hears In Closings
• ITC Vote Has No Bearing On Russia Duties, Fertilizer Co. Says
• Insured Disaster Losses Above Average, Midyear Report Says
• Montana Tribe Sues DOI For Better Police, Jail Services
• Subminimum Pay Being Phased Out For Federal Contractors
• NY High Court Fails To Agree On Acting Chief Judge
• Calif. Man Cops To $20M Tax Refund Fraud For Pro Athletes
• Interior Dept. Loses Bid To Nix Calif. Tribe's Recognition Suit
• Menominee Tribe, Hard Rock Renew Plan To Open Wis. Casino
• Draft Bill Seeks 25% Tax Credit For Chipmaking Investment
• DOI Seeks High Court Review Of Navajo Water Suit
• Stephen King To Take The Stand In DOJ Publisher Merger Suit
• Privacy Bill Moves To House Floor With State Override Intact
• 6th Circ. Should Upend Horse Racing Law Ruling, States Say
• Arizona Gov.'s Suit Over Pandemic Clawbacks Axed
• FCC Seeks Info From Top 15 Mobile Carriers On Data Privacy
• DC Circ. Won't Review FERC Refusal To Bend Grid Rules
• 3rd Circ. Says AFSCME Need Not Repay Pre-Janus Dues
• Bill Would Add To Those Required To Report Suspect Dealings
• Freight Co. Says Ex-CEO Stole $1.8M In PPP Funds
• NJ Announces Alliance With Feds To Protect Abortion Access
• GOP Sen. Opposes Perkins Coie US Atty Nomination In Wis.
• FTC Says It Didn't 'Clear' Meta Deals And Has No Docs To Give
• The Potential Domino Effect Of Dobbs Decision On Immigrants
• Biden Admin. Floats Texas, La. Coasts For Wind Development
• Businesses Should Prepare For FTC Use Of Robinson-Patman
• Food Truck Owner Charged With $1.5M COVID Relief Fraud
• EPA Fuel Rule Threatens Endangered Species, Enviros Say
• FHFA Director Talks Volatile Housing Market During Hearing
• 2 More Attys Face Complaints Over 2020 Election Challenges
• Senate Confirms Fox Rothschild Atty To District Of Delaware
• Apple, Chicago Settle Challenge To City's Streaming Tax
• 11th Circ. Lifts Block On Ga. Abortion Ban Law
• What Ohio's New Firearm Law Means For Employers
• Giuliani Ordered To Testify In Ga. Election Probe
• Bannon Judge Warns Of 'Political Circus,' Feds Rest Case
• EU Accused Of GDPR Breach With Amazon-Hosted Site
• US Challenges Mexico Over Energy Policy Shift
• Gov't OKs Parker Hannifin's £6.3B Bid For UK Aerospace Co.
• Last Flint Trial Witness Says Contractors Met Standards
• FCC Taps Covington Associate To Serve As Legal Adviser
• Hausfeld Antitrust Co-Lead Leaves For Justice Department
• Treasury Urges DC Circ. To Nix Tribes' COVID-19 Funding Suit
• Biden Issues Order To Fight Unlawful Detentions Abroad
• Watchdog Raises Concerns About GSA's Pricing Rule Rollout
• SEC Enforcement Chief Pressed On ESG, Crypto Cases
• Ranchers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Calif. Wind Farm Suit
• Phillips 66, Shell Ask 5th Circ. To Cast Aside Waterway Dues
• FTC, Labor Board Team Up On Gig Economy, Noncompetes
• SEC Delays Action On NYSE Bid To Ease Direct Listing Limits
• PetroSaudi Says $380M Award Remains Off-Limits To US
• Texas Gov. Tells 5th Circ. To Nix Migrant Transport Order Suit
• House Passes Marriage Equality Bill In Post-Dobbs Push
• Broadcom's $61B Deal For VMware Under FTC Microscope
• J&J Wants Opioid Claims From NY Towns, Cities Tossed
• Vilsack Backs Pandemic-Era Subsidies For Minority Farmers
• Feds Tell Jurors Bannon 'Decided He Was Above The Law'
• The Biggest Trade Policy Stories Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Who Owns Crypto In Ch. 11? A Trillion-Dollar Question
• Migrant's Criminal Past Backs Indictment, Split 9th Circ. Rules
• AMA President Says Doctors Facing Uncertainty Post-Dobbs
• Bar Exam Policies On Menstruation Still Fall Short
• Calif. Community Group Wants EPA Action On Clean Bus Plan
• China, EU Say A Stable World Economy Is A Shared Duty
• Expected Retirement Law Changes May Spark ERISA Suits
• Bipartisan Senate Group Backs Faster Broadband Speeds
• DOJ Action Advances $5.4B Google Cybersecurity Co. Deal
• Fed Pitches Rule To Aid Libor Transition For Legacy Contracts
• EPA Says Pesticide Disapproval Didn't Require Public Input
• Groups Say Louisiana LNG Project Would Harm Climate
• FCC's Final Estimates Show $3B 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall
• Attys Say DEA Stonewalled Drug-Related FOIA Requests
• Biden Urges 5th Circ. To Revive Carbon Metric Rule
• Senate Confirms Childs To DC Circ., Approves District Judges
• 9th Circ. Tells BIA Past Torture Isn't A Must For Removal Relief
• In Dissent, 5th Circ. Judge Calls FDA E-Cig Denial A 'Mockery'
• Pittsburgh Says Making Locals Pay 'Jock Tax' Could Moot Suit
• Meet The Fox Rothschild Atty Tapped For Pa. Federal Bench
• Senators Debate New Forfeiture Powers Amid Ukraine War
• Several Legal Minds Picked For Bannon Jury Pool
• ITC Votes To Scrap Tariffs on Fertilizer From Russia, Trinidad
• SmileDirect Ga. Dental Board Antitrust Suit Tossed, For Now
• 2 Dems Urge VPN Data Crackdown After Dobbs Ruling
• Justices Warned That Biogen's Loss Will End Drug Patents
• Turkish Man Pleads Not Guilty In $1B Tax Credit Fraud Case
• Minn. Chippewa Tribe Says Ex-Official Can't Get New Election
• 'Miscarriage Of Justice' Can't Exempt Removal, 9th Circ. Says
• Ohio Justices Say Candidate Sued Late, Can't Get On Ballot
• Sen. Paul Blames McConnell After Judge Nomination Tossed
• FCC To Weigh Opening 17 GHz Band For More Satellite Use
• China Outlines Trade Plan For Second Half Of 2022
• Democrats Renew Call To Expand Supreme Court Post-Dobbs
• Federal Housing Agency Seeks Public Input On Fintech
• Counties Can't Dig Through VW Emissions-Cheating Software
• Fed. Circ. Finds Gov't Liable For Insurer's Payment Deficit
• Georgia Says Dobbs Shows State Abortion Ban Is Valid
• US Treasury Glitch Led To $472M In Uncollected Debt
• Calif. CPA Admits To $1.2M In COVID Biz Relief Fraud
• Staffers For 8 House Members File For Union Representation
• The USPTO Should Give Ukraine Even More Help
• How To Reduce Red Tape Slowing Down Rural Health Care
• Former EPA Deputy General Counsel Joins Kutak Rock
• High Court's New EPA Ruling And Its Long-Term Implications
• Keys To Crafting Hybrid Work Policies At Law Firms
• Alaska Says Feds Must Fix Polluted Land Held By Natives
• Medical Cannabis Seller Can't Undo Detroit Zoning Decision
• Biden Scraps Plan To Nominate McConnell-Backed Judge Pick
• Long-Running Feud Over SEC's Proxy Rules Isn't Over
• Can States Legally Ban FDA-Approved Abortion Pills?
• Clean Energy Work Stunted As Senate Bill Drops Incentives
• After Dobbs: The Latest Legal Battle Lines Over Abortion Care
• Fed's New Bank Regulatory Chief Has A Lot On His Plate
• Calif., NY Employment Legislation To Watch In 2nd Half Of '22
• Plans To Rein In Building Emissions Face Bumpy Road
• Lab Group Secures Win In Medicare Pay Cut Fight At DC Circ.
• NJ Justices To Weigh Pot Law Impact On Diversion Programs
• Wash. Lawmakers Introduce Tribal Law Enforcement Bill
• House Passes Bill To Suspend Imported Baby Formula Duties
• Red States Pan Immigration Enforcement Memo At High Court
• EU High Court Told To Permit Intervenor In Belgian Tax Case
• EPA Says Colorado Air Regulators Failed On Permits
• Feds Mark Launch Of 988 Suicide Hotline
• Trump's Testimony Delayed In NY Probe After Ex-Wife's Death
• FCC Chair Sets New Goals For Minimum Internet Speeds
• FTC Says Meta Has All The Market Definition Docs It Needs
• Assessing The Pros And Cons Of Broadband Product Labels
• Sen. Booker Presents Bill To Curb Military Family Deportations
• Your AI Program Probably Isn't A Person In A Court Of Law
• House Bill Seeks To Widen High Court's Narrow TCPA Reading
• Ex-NY Lt. Gov. Says Feds Forced Quid-Pro-Quo Label On Case
• Kavanaugh Murder Attempt Suspect Wants Confession Sealed
• Chicago's US Atty Claims Cubs' Wrigley Field Violates ADA
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: House OKs SAFE Act For 7th Time
• Georgia High Court Affirms Utility's $525M Coal Ash Cost Plan
• DC Circ. Upholds FERC's Grid Operator Cost Sharing Denial
• Bills Position Ohio At The Dawn Of Digital Asset Frontier
• House Passes Bills To Protect Abortion Rights Post-Dobbs
• Judge Beats Bias Suit By Worker Who Threatened Protesters
• Meet The US Atty Tapped For Historic Seat On 3rd Circ.
• Chicken Price-Fixing Atty Tells How 3rd Trial Was The Charm
• Disclosure Strategy After BIS Export Control Policy Update
• Fed Reserve OIG Clears Powell, Clarida Of Improper Trading
• Calif. Can't Enforce Board Diversity Law During Appeal
• FCC Targets Call Traffic Pumping Loophole
• Amazon Proposes 2nd Buy Box Offer In EU Antitrust Deal
• Senate Indian Panel OKs Biden's Pick For IHS Director
• House Passes $850.4B Defense Budget Bill
• Chemours Takes On EPA Drinking Water Chemical Advisory
• Rastafarian Church's Suit Paused For Minister's Criminal Trial
• Texas Sues Feds Over Emergency Abortion Care Guidance
• Maine Urges 1st Circ. To Restore Law Punishing H-2A Hiring
• Heat Wave Underscores Urgency Of Texas Grid Policy Reform
• How New USPTO Guidance Fine-Tunes Fintiv Application
• FTC Authority To Ban Noncompetes Shaky After EPA Ruling
• Pa. AG Pledges To Defend Abortion Access From Other States
• A Close Look At The Decentralized Effort To Tax Digital Assets
• Senate Confirms Iowa Judge, Advances Childs' DC Circ. Nom
• Republicans Block Bill To Protect Interstate Abortion Travel
• FCC Wants Outfit Behind 'ScammerBlaster' Fined $116M
• Tips For Handling Audio Data In E-Discovery Post-Pandemic
• AAU Must Face Negligence Suit Over Teen Athlete Sex Assault
• Whistleblower Strikes At Mortgage Co.'s Defense In FCA Row
• Using Int'l Discovery Statute After High Court Limits Its Scope
• San Jose Gun Insurance Edict Not Ripe For Block, Judge Says
• ICE Must Safeguard Migrant Family Unity Under Biden Memo
• Arbitrator Erred By Creating Quarantine Pay, Pa. County Says
• Dems Push Biden For Health Emergency On Abortion
• DOL Revives Nondisplacement Rule For Service Contractors
• EPA Ruling Signals Arrival Of 'Major Questions Doctrine'
• Strike Shuts Down South African Tax Agency Offices
• Wis. Counties Want 7th Circ. To Block $500M Power Line Work
• ​​​​​​​States Seek Summary Judgment To End Drilling Lease Ban
• NY Cannabis Regulators OK Rules For 1st Retail Applications
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Ex-ComEd CEO, Lobbyists Set For March Bribery Trial
• Bannon, Again, Loses Bid To Delay Monday Contempt Trial
• Walgreens Says SF Opioid Case Has 'Fatal Flaw' As Trial Ends
• Amazon Faces Heat For Giving Police Access To Ring Videos
• Diversity Quotas In $1.2T Infrastructure Act Illegal, Suit Says
• Senate Democrats Say Fed Ethics Rules Need 'Real Teeth'
• FERC Defends Grid Power Project Replacement Order
• Sioux Tribe Says SD County's Voting Plans Creating 'Chaos'
• FDA Clears Novavax, Adding Option For COVID Vax Holdouts
• Biden Says 'Remain In Mexico' Ruling Moots Border Appeal
• Dems Seek To End 'Loopholes' In Security Assistance Laws
• NY Top Judge's Intervention In Critic's Case Alarms Ethicists
• Feds, CoreCivic Deny Detention Led To Migrant's Miscarriage
• House Panel Sends 'Documented Dreamer' Proposal To Floor
• Obstruction Charges Added Against Ex-Pilgrim's Pride Exec
• SEC Pares Back Trump-Era Proxy Oversight Rules
• Avoiding DHS Work Permit Extension's I-9 Compliance Pitfalls
• How Congress Is Reshaping Its Role In Economic Sanctions
• Mid-Year Update: No Antitrust Redux Yet Despite Stack Of Bills
• Tips For Online Pesticide Industry Amid Growing EPA Scrutiny
• McGuireWoods Asks Full 4th Circ. To Undo Atty Fee Precedent
• DOJ's Army Swag Bid-Rigging Case Can Move Ahead
• Biden Names District Court Picks For 4 States
• Bill Extending FCC Auction Authority Moved To House Floor
• Rulings Put Bannon's Contempt Trial Defense On Thin Ice
• Chesapeake Says Federal Oil Lease Fight Can't Be In Idaho
• 1st Circ. Keeps Seasonal Closures On Maine Lobster Fishing
• Do NY's Cannabis Marketing Regs Violate 1st Amendment?
• Ex-CIA Coder Found Guilty In WikiLeaks Case
• Senate Confirms Michael Barr As Fed's Supervision Vice Chair
• 9th Circ. Pick Commits To Isolate Rulings From Political Views
• Judge Slams SEC's 'Hypocrisy' In Ripple Discovery Battle
• Ex-Assistant US Atty Rejoins Steptoe & Johnson In DC
• Forest Service Skipped Review Of Ore. Logging, Groups Say
• US-Canada Solar Deal Sees Biden Admin. Balance Priorities
• The Opposing View On Cannabis Legalization
• DOD Watchdog Flags Transparency Of $6.5B Ukraine Fund
• Top Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Gun Owners Challenge NY's New Concealed Carry Law
• Jan 6. Panel Says Defiant Trump Egged On March To Capitol
• Ark. Investor Biz Sues Feds Over 2-Year Wait On EB-5 Status
• Pa. Says 3 Counties Still Refuse To Count Undated Ballots
• NY Moves To Restrict Some Overdraft Fee Practices At Banks
• Senate Committee Explores Post-Dobbs Abortion Landscape
• Adapting To SEC's Heightened Scrutiny Of Private Funds
• Green Groups Tell Congress EPA Enforcement Needs Funding
• Quiet WikiLeaks Jury Mulls Ex-CIA Coder's Fate For 3rd Day
• Public Advocates Slam 'Narrow' ISP View Of Digital Redlining
• Crypto Bill Would Put Energy Use Of Digital Assets In Context
• Arthrex Tells Full Fed. Circ. USPTO Can't Cherry-Pick Leader
• Norfolk Southern Can't Evade Pa. Jurisdiction, Justices Told
• Ariz. Abortion Law Stopped For Now On Vagueness Ground
• Strategies For Effectively Marketing Law Firm ESG Practices
• 4 Benefits Policy Developments To Watch In 2022's 2nd Half
• California's Cannabis Appellations Plan Charts A New Frontier
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Boston Can't Escape Former Top Cop's Termination Suit
• Senate Confirms BakerHostetler Partner As ATF Director
• DC Circ. Says FCC Overstepped On Foreign Sponsorship Rule
• DC Superior Court Picks Questioned Over Case Backlogs
• Mass. Top Court Upends Local Coastal Development Plans
• Biden Picks 5 For 3rd Circ., Pa. Courts
• NJ Enviro Agency Defeats Farmer's Oyster Seizure Suit
• Ex-AG Barr Subpoenaed In Dominion's Del. Defamation Suit
• Hospitals Must Provide Emergency Abortion Care, Feds Say
• Can Strict Policing Turn Nev. Pot Biz Into The 'Gold Standard'?
• Treasury Sanctions Arms Dealer For Mexican Cartel
• After Dobbs, FTC Pledges To Police Sharing Of Sensitive Data
• CFPB Will Issue Small-Biz Lending Data Rule By March 2023
• Calif. Regulator Presses Usury Case Against Fintech OppFi
• Ky. Court OKs COVID Liability Shield Law, Axes Exposure Suit
• Calif. Privacy Agency Officially Starts Clock On Rulemaking
• Baby Food Co. Must Face Claims Labels Violate FDA Rules
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