Public Policy Archive » October, 2022

Public Policy - October, 2022

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• Coinbase, Others Side With Ripple In SEC Token Sales Case
• Key Moments From Justices' Affirmative Action Hearings
• DC Judge Axes Mark Meadows' Jan. 6 Subpoena Challenge
• Hillary Clinton Wants Trump Sanctioned For Tossed RICO Suit
• Giuliani Can't Ax Ga. Poll Workers' Defamation Claims
• Bird Groups Sue FWS Over Captive-Bred Parrot Moratorium
• High Court 'Counting The Years' Until Affirmative Action's End
• Facebook Tells SCOTX Ruling Makes It 'Open Season' Online
• DOJ Nabs Criminal Monopolization Plea From Executive
• Charter Cites Inflation For Rising Cost Of Rural Broadband
• Court Blocks Penguin's $2.2B Simon & Schuster Deal
• Green Groups Can Restart Fluoridated Water Risks Case
• ​​​​​​​Judge Says 1903 Pittsburgh Merger Procedure Now Invalid
• 9th Circ. Upholds Ruling Denying Bisexual Man Asylum
• Sens. Coons, Tillis Seek Commission On AI-Generated IP
• Dem Senator Calls For CFIUS Probe Of Saudi Twitter Stake
• Citizens United Asks High Court To Can ICE Curbs
• Okla. Transportation Dept. Sues BIA For Highway Land
• EU's Digital Markets Act Goes Into Effect
• Utah's $100K Atty Fee Bid Excessive, Construction Co. Says
• Trump Urges Justices To Block Tax Returns' Release To House
• Fed. Circ. Backs ATF Banning Bump Stocks As Machine Guns
• Property Owner Wants Class Cert. In Lockheed Pollution Suit
• NJ Pot Retailer Hopeful Sues To Block Rival Applications
• Calif. AG Hopeful Nathan Hochman Aims To Unseat Rob Bonta
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• GOP Senators Push SEC On Staff Exits Amid Rules Drive
• Green Groups, PacifiCorp Blast EPA Haze Moves At 10th Circ.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Compliance Tips Amid DOJ Russia Sanctions Crackdown
• CFPB, Payday Lender Get Stay In Wake Of 5th Circ. Decision
• FTC Pesticide Suit Dusts Off Some Rare Antitrust Tools
• Riding Circuit: November's Notable Appellate Arguments
• House Dems Seek Probe Of Pebble Mine 'Bait And Switch'
• Justices Poised To Reject Narrowing Unclaimed Property Law
• Justices Seem Set To End Use Of Race In College Admissions
• Justices Turn Away Pa. GOP Rep.'s Election Map Spat
• Penn Station Plan Benefits Vornado Over Public, Suits Say
• Meet The Attys Fighting High Court Affirmative Action Battle
• NJ Justices Pass On Review Of Blocked Development
• Celsius Network Gets OK To Auction, GWG To Raise Money
• FTC, Congress Urged To Probe TikTok Location Data Tracking
• 9th Circ. Backs Netflix, Hulu In Dismissal Of Reno Fee Suit
• Energy Cos. Must Keep Options Open Amid Treaty Turmoil
• Colo. Resort Sues Forest Service For Access To Water Rights
• Bank Group Warns CFPB Against Upping Zelle Fraud Liability
• FTC Rips Meta's 'Belated' Dismissal Bid In Suit Over VR Deal
• Kabbage Reaches $58M Deal With Bank In PPP Loan Row
• 6th Circ. Lets Two Ky. Judicial Candidates Continue Campaign
• Why Sue First, Assess Remedy Later? Assa Abloy Judge Asks
• Wash. 'Patent Troll' Law Survives Constitutional Challenge
• Tillis Bill Would Restore Patent Eligibility, Reward Innovation
• Idaho Lawmakers Fight For Part In Abortion Suit
• Kiowa Tribe Asks To Keep Fort Sill Apache Casino Suit Alive
• How EC Proposal Would Modernize Product Liability Regime
• How High Court Could Change FBAR Penalty Landscape
• Unions Tell FCC Tegna-Standard Deal Will Lead To Job Cuts
• USCIS Retracts T Visa Denial After Judge's Rebuke
• Canadian Enforcers Might Fight $20B Telecom Deal In Court
• Mass. Liable For Biased Sergeant Exam, Judge Rules
• Tapped By Newsom, Calif. AG Rob Bonta Seeks Voters' OK
• The Cannabis Attorneys Who Take The DEA To Court
• Reed Smith Adds Investment Management Team
• DOJ's Former Criminal Antitrust Chief Discusses Transitions
• Third Border Wall Fraud Suspect Guilty, With Bannon On Deck
• What To Know About SEC Shareholder Disclosure Reforms
• Diversity Visa Firm Says Feds Need To Clear Up App Process
• Calif. Rebuffs Tribes' Bid For $1.1M Atty Fee In Gaming Appeal
• Ex-Texas Rep. Admits To Using Firm Accounts To Evade Taxes
• Former DOJ Attys Say Sen. Graham Should Face Grand Jury
• Nevada Judge Removes Pot From Controlled Substance List
• Trump Family Impersonator Cops To Threatening Dem Rep.
• Midterms Could Sway Capital Markets Agenda In Congress
• Trade Group Says Lower 37 GHz Needed For Wireless Growth
• Trump Org. Slams NY AG In Response To $250M Fraud Case
• Biogas Plant's Late Depo Bid Nixed In $100M Colo. Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Chief Judge Implores More Education On Patents
• Barrack 'Deceived' Kushner In UAE Plot, Jury Is Told
• Warren Pushes CFPB To Beef Up Rules To Combat Zelle Fraud
• CFPB Sketches Options For Financial Data Access Rules
• How Celebrities Can Use IP Law To Go After Deepfake Ads
• DC Circ. Won't Delay Release Of Trump Tax Returns To House
• Feds, Dem Sens. Urge High Court To Reject NC Election Case
• Pa. Court Says New Zoning Plan Doesn't Nix Old Application
• Groups Petition EPA To Regulate Industrial Farm Water Waste
• Treasury Opens Foreign Alcohol Producer Registering System
• NJ Immigration Attys Push Remote Hearings Amid Virus Risk
• Jury Weighs SDNY Border Wall Fraud Case Against Colo. Man
• FCC Opens Probe Into New Uses For 12.7 GHz Band
• CFTC Commish Likens Crypto Risks To 2008 Financial Crisis
• Tracking The Nascent Anti-ESG Movement
• Tenant Groups Say Most Sued In NYC This Year Lack Lawyers
• Vidal Says Criticism Of IP System Is Discouraging Inventors
• Walgreens Says It'll Fight SF Estimate 40K Hooked On Opioids
• DOD Repeals Fixed-Price Contract Preference Rule
• 7th Circ. Seems Wary Of Reviving County's BofA Lending Row
• Chemours Seeks To Save Drinking Water Advisory Challenge
• 3 Years In, Procurement Collusion Strike Force Hits Its Stride
• FTC Overreach May Pose An Existential Threat For Agency
• 2nd Circ. Revives Bank Worker's Political Bias Suit
• Jury Weighs If Union Prez Targeted For Crimes Or 'Bad Vibes'
• Suit Says Nursing Homes Wrongly Got $35M From CARES Act
• ABA Calls On Lawyers, Law Students Ahead Of Elections
• Meta Vies For 'Critical' Apple VR Plans, FTC Witness
• FCC Ramps Up Robocall Fight With Caller Authentication Tech
• CPUC Proposes $155M Fine For PG&E Over Deadly Zogg Fire
• Ore. Utility Says Tribe Must Be Added To Water Rights Suit
• Former WilmerHale Atty Named GSA General Counsel
• Former Faegre Drinker Tax Duo Moves To Flaster Greenberg
• Congressman Grills ISPs On Broadband Benefit Complaints
• Sanctions Bid In Flint Water Suit Denied As 'Nonsensical'
• WTO Inks Partnership With Caribbean Development Bank
• Feds Say Oil, Gas Piping Imports Harm US Businesses
• AI Bill Of Rights Must Protect Against Government Overreach
• Ex-SEC Policy Counsel, Private Funds Atty Joins Paul Weiss
• Kagan Temporarily Shields Ariz. GOP Chair From Jan. 6 Probe
• SF Details $8B Opioid Plan As Walgreens Remedy Trial Looms
• Texas Justices Probe Defamation, Hyperbole In Abortion Row
• DOJ Updates Policy To Limit Obtaining Journalist Records
• Meta Hit With $25M Fine For Violating Wash. Campaign Ad Law
• Chemical Cos. Are Drawn Into Gov't Cybersecurity Efforts
• Trump Ally Says He Tried To Mitigate GOP's 'Racist Tone'
• How A GOP Surge Could Squeeze Biden Financial Regulators
• Wrigley ADA Suit To Be Decided By Bench Trial
• StarKist Urges Supreme Court To Review Tuna Class Cert.
• 4th Circ. Says Insurer Not Required To Contact Old Address
• CFPB Warns Banks That 'Junk Fees' Are Likely Illegal
• Texas Justices Told To Keep $14M Med Mal Verdict Intact
• Wyden Calls For Top Security Clearances For FTC Officials
• Veolia Exec To Be Deposed Over Alleged Flint Juror Targeting
• New NCAA NIL Guidance Gives Schools More Wiggle Room
• FCC Must Put 'People Over Miles,' Tufts Researchers Say
• Chinese Refrigerant Producers Slam Commerce Calculations
• MLB Wins Toss Of Ousted Minor League Teams' Antitrust Suit
• SD Tribe Seeks Emergency Funds Amid 'Public Safety Crisis'
• 6 AGs Try To Block $4B Payoff In Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Del. Court Demands Info On $2.7M Atty Fee In Opioid Deal
• GOP Bill Would Require FCC Disclosures Of Foreign Stakes
• Groups Ask Full 9th Circ. To Review AB 5 Ruling
• SEC Tightens Mutual Fund Reports, Seeks New Adviser Rules
• Green Groups Struggle To Prove NEPA Rule Harm At 4th Circ.
• Ending Juul-Altria Noncompete Changes Nothing, FTC Says
• EPA Defeat Device Regs: An Awkward Fit For EVs
• Feds Want US Steel Blocked Anew From Security Tariff Suit
• Next Stages In CFPB's Uncertain Future
• GOP Slams Obstruction Of Afghanistan Withdrawal Review
• How New Guidelines Reinforce The CFIUS Mandate
• Mayor Has No Authority On Redevelopment, NJ Council Says
• Senate Dems Seek To Expand Haitian Deportation Shield
• NJ Advocacy Group Seeks Ruling Town Broke Housing Deal
• FCC Urged To Allow 'Lateral' Multicasts In NY TV Market
• NJ Denied Ruling Over Future Pollution Suit Against Hexcel
• White House Offers No Comment On Musk-CFIUS Rumor
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• FDA 'Healthy' Proposal Is Missed Opportunity For Novel Foods
• Chicago Ex-Teamsters Head Gets 19 Months For Extortion
• Clinics Want Pa. Justices To Revisit Abortion-Funding Ban
• Regional Haze Plan Was Sufficient, Wyo. Tells 10th Circ.
• SEC Finalizes Rule For Executive Bonus Clawbacks
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink BG Group, Shell Waterway Fees Ruling
• ​​​​​​​K&L Gates Brings Partner Back After Years On Senate Staff
• Pa. House GOP Moves To Impeach Philly DA Krasner
• Justice Alito Speaks On Liberty, 'Betrayal Of Trust' Over Leak
• Barrack Says He's No Agent, Mideast Support Is His Creed
• Casino Co. Asks To Toss Intervenor Tribe From Gaming Suit
• DC Court To Answer 2nd Circ.'s President-As-Employee Query
• Ohio High Court Won't Accept Jurisdiction In Coverage Fight
• Experts Debate Impact Of Ga. Abortion Law At Trial
• Filmmakers Sue Meta For $700M Over Censorship Of Ads
• CFPB's Chopra Says Financial Data Rights Rule Draft Coming
• Hanford Workers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Vax Mandate Fight
• 'Branded As Spies,' Chinese Academics Vindicated In Court
• When CFIUS Leaks Create Leverage
• Centripetal Tells Fed. Circ. PTAB Tramples On Due Process
• Michigan AG Won't Give Up On Flint Water Case
• Dems Press Regulators On 'Revolving Door' Of Crypto Jobs
• CIT Slams Feds For Backtracking On Duty Bond Agreement
• FCC Tackles Challenges Of Satellite Band Sharing
• A Legal Response To DeSantis Migrant Flights May Not Suffice
• SEC Taps Agency Vet, Fried Frank Alum To Lead Denver Office
• SpaceX Urges FCC To Update Satellite Spectrum Rules
• Fuel Groups Say Calif. Can't Tackle Climate With Vehicle Regs
• FCC Subsidies Need Revamp To Last, Free Market Group Says
• Ex-Utility Board Chair Fights Attempt To Refreeze Assets
• 2 Rulings Raise Fundamental Cannabis Policy Questions
• House Oversight GOP Seek Explanation For Aluminum Tariffs
• Activists, EPA At Odds Over Environmental Justice Decision
• BakerHostetler Says Web Scam Client Suit Is Too Flawed
• EU Updates Guidance For Antitrust Leniency
• Carbon Cost Loss Won't Stop Red States' Climate Policy Fight
• How To Assess Interlocking Directorates In Antitrust Ramp-Up
• Calif. Courts Will Decide Oil Co. Climate Nuisance Claims
• Legal Team Diversity Is Good Business, Attys Agree
• Get Litigation Funding 'Out Of The Shadows,' Attys Say
• Barrack Tells Jury His Trump Backing Has Been 'Disastrous'
• Texas Sheriffs Want In On Challenge To Biden's ICE Policy
• Discrimination Trial Against Tenant Screener Restarts In Conn.
• NJ Justices Skeptical Notice Rule Limits Sex Abuse Claims
• Judge Tosses Bid To Resume Transmission Line Construction
• Ga. Abortion Law 'Distressing,' Doctors Say As Trial Kicks Off
• FCC Denies Multiple Bids To Keep Broadband Data Secret
• Hoboken Board Sued To Block Pot Retailer Near Schools
• Attys Say Trump Got 'Special Treatment' Over Seized Docs
• Texas Appeals Court Lifts Election Pause In Polling Place Row
• Verizon Urges FCC To Beef Up Unwanted Call Blocking
• Pa. Committee Report Faults Philly DA's 'Progressive Policies'
• NJ Enviro Justice Rules Stir Concerns Job Gains Out Of Mix
• Native Advocates Push To Appeal Neb. Housing Development
• CIT Upholds Duties To Counter EU's Enviro Tax Breaks
• Colo. Says Farm Labor Rights Law Still Gives Farms Power
• Boy Hurt By Golden Gate Park Manhole Fall, Suit Says
• Tegna Deal Under Careful Review, FCC Chair Tells Dems
• 9th Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Reddit Child Porn Suit
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Dish's FCC SpaceX Fight
• CFTC Chair Urges Congress To Unlock Crypto 'Handcuffs'
• SEC Chair Eyes Tighter Rules Around Off-Exchange Trades
• Feds Went Too Far With Pipeline Valve Rules, DC Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Says Booting Up Computers Is Compensable
• Guidance For Companies With PFAS Products After Calif. Ban
• DC Circ. Restarts FTC's Endo Appeal Despite Ch. 11
• FHFA Says Fannie, Freddie Can Use New Credit Score Models
• DOJ Revises Victim And Witness Assistance Guidelines
• No Evidence NJ Can Leave Waterfront Pact, NY Tells Justices
• Pennsylvania Atty Discipline Bill Narrowly Passes Committee
• SEC Seeks Early Victory In Proxy Advisory Rule Challenge
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Public Housing Smoking Ban Dispute
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Nonprofit Atty Loses Tax Challenge To Biden Loan Relief Plan
• Thomas Temporarily Shields Graham From Election Probe
• Split Pa. Justices Won't Stop Voters From Fixing Bad Ballots
• Full 5th Circ. Won't Rehear SEC In-House Courts Challenge
• Colo. Privacy Rules Spotlight Emerging Patchwork Of Laws
• SEC Slams Ripple For Trying To 'Rework' Securities Law
• Graham Asks Justices For Protection From Ga. Grand Jury
• Ex-Trump Adviser Barrack To Testify In Own Defense At Trial
• 8th Circ. Pauses Biden's Student Debt Relief Program
• UK Gov't Turnover Pushes Trade Deal Further Out Of Reach
• Speak Now: Lawmakers Jump On Taylor Swift Album Buzz
• ACLU Asks Justices To Affirm The Right To Boycott Israel
• Former AT&T Illinois Exec Pleads Not Guilty In Madigan Probe
• DOL Doubles Down On Bid To Nix Suit Over Crypto Warning
• Trump Says DOJ Misrepresented Mar-A-Lago Doc Disputes
• St. Paul Tenant Organizations Want In On Landlords' Rent Suit
• Meta Pushes For Docs Showing FTC Chair 'Bias'
• DC Now Allows Visitors To Self-Register For Medical Cannabis
• Red States Urge Justices To Nix Biden Admin's ICE Curbs
• NY Says Ski Operator Tried To 'Freeze Out' Competition
• Guidance Needed To Challenge Broadband Maps, FCC Told
• 10th Circ. Says Water Assoc. Exempt From USDA Protections
• Texas Gun Parts Co. Wants Block On Biden Rule To Apply To It
• ITC Makes Final Vote To Lift More Duties From Brazilian Steel
• NJ Justices To Probe Limits Of State Bribery Law
• National Grid Faces Proposed Class Actions Over Tax Charges
• Charter Urges FCC To Act On Utility Pole Upgrade Costs
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• Kagan 'Clear-Eyed' About Place On Conservative Court
• IRS Urges DC Circ. To Uphold $1.1 Million In ACA Penalties
• SmileDirect Says California Dental Board Can't Delay Trial
• Why Courts Are Rejecting Agencies' Merger Challenges
• CFPB Says Credit Reporting Cos. Must Screen For 'Junk Data'
• Grasping Social Media Ad Regulations: Influencer Contracts
• FCC To Aid Tribal Libraries Applying To Broadband Program
• FAA's Int'l Aviation Program Tweaks May Hurt Non-US Carriers
• Texas High Court Won't Rehear Houston Drainage Fee Fight
• Next-Gen TV Needs Privacy Shields, FCC Member Says
• US Says 'Inexcusable' Data Gaps Justify Steep Penalty
• NY Lawyer Charged With 2 Felonies In Capitol Attack
• Biden's EU Data Transfer Order Spells Changes For US Cos.
• Wall Street's Single-Family Home Grab, Phoenix — The Series
• Houston Officials Ask Feds To Monitor November Election
• Nixon Peabody Atty Faces DQ Bid In Nazi-Plundered Art Suit
• House Panel Subpoenas Trump Over Role In Jan. 6
• Pre- And Post-Closing Due Diligence Is Vital After DOJ Memo
• 8th Circ. Rejects Red States' Challenge To Carbon Cost Metric
• Weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin
• Bannon Sentenced To 4 Months For Contempt Of Congress
• Trump Told DOJ Clemency Requests Are Personal Records
• A Judicial 'Tidal Wave' Just Walloped The CFPB. Now What?
• NC Urges High Court To Reject 'Discordant' Election Theory
• Mnuchin Testimony Counters Feds' Narrative In Barrack Trial
• DOJ Says Chinese Nationals Surveilled And Harassed Expat
• Vidal Told Director Review Should Address Cases, Not Policy
• BNY Mellon's Crypto Move Doesn't Show Favoritism, Fed Says
• NY Fights To Preserve Case Accusing CVS Of Tying Scheme
• EPA Floats Rule To Further Reduce Hydrofluorocarbons' Use
• FDIC Acting Head Outlines Vision For Stablecoin Safeguards
• Feds Say Convicted Launderer Violated Bank Secrecy Act
• Justice Barrett Rejects Effort To Block Student Debt Relief
• FERC Increases Scrutiny Of Utility-Investor Ties
• Sears Successor Says Courts Can't Touch Lease Sale
• Mont. Laws Restricting Plant Closures Ruled Unconstitutional
• Advocates Says Immigration Documents Are Misaddressed
• 11th Circ. Says Sen. Graham Must Testify In Ga. Election Case
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Convicted Long Island DA's Bid For New Trial
• FCC Chief Asserts Rulemaking Power After GOP Concerns
• CIT Rules Cannabis Paraphernalia Can Be Imported Into Wash.
• India Fines Google $162M Over Android Dominance
• Ohio AG Wants Ex-Utility Board Chair's Assets Refrozen
• 'Metaverse' Antitrust Issues May Look Familiar
• CFIUS Issues First-Ever Penalty Guidelines
• Pittsburgh Says Judge Wrongly Nixed Nonresident 'Jock Tax'
• Groups Vow To Sue Over NM Livestock Grazing Trespass
• Circuits Aren't Split On Pandemic Preemption, Justices Told
• Getting Ready For Inflation Reduction Act's Methane Charges
• GOP Wants HHS To Explain $1.3B Chinese COVID Test Deal
• Navient Appeals Order To Halt Post-Ch. 7 Collections
• Red States Tell DC Circ. Calif.'s Clean Air Act Waiver Must Fall
• Block Calls CFPB Bid To Compel Doc Production Unnecessary
• Tips On Complying With Calif.'s New Pay Transparency Law
• Public's M&A Comments Hold Clues For Agency Guidelines
• Physician Renews Bid To Reschedule Psilocybin In 9th Circ.
• FTC Says Meta 'Buries' VR Fitness Data In Merger Suit
• Arguing Free Speech, Pa. Atty Fights Bid To Revive Bias Rule
• NYCLU Wins Release Of Memos To New York Judges
• Why Steve Bannon Could Serve Probation Instead Of Jail Time
• FCC Inks $600K Deal Over Wireless Co.'s Foreign Stakes
• What Bioengineered Food Ruling Means For Cos. And USDA
• Senators Want Info As US Ponders Extending COVID IP Waiver
• Feds Challenge Bid To Vacate Ex-Cuomo Aide's Conviction
• Fed. Judges' Spouses Should Divulge Legal Work, Groups Say
• Tech Giants Predict Labor Crisis Over 'Dreamers' Inaction
• Feds Say Seattle Benefits Rule Not Trumped By ERISA
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• NY Gov., AG Urge Congress To Up Platforms' Content Liability
• Mnuchin Expected To Testify After Feds Rest In Barrack Trial
• Trump Signed Doc He Knew Had False Voter Data, Judge Says
• Texas Drops Challenge To Biden's Title 42 Child Migrant Policy
• DOJ Forces Overlapping Board Members At 5 Cos. To Resign
• Rental Pricing Co., Landlords Accused Of Cartel Activity
• Green Group Vows To Sue Over Ariz. Border Wall Initiative 
• Rural Broadband Org Backs Plan To Revamp Buildout Subsidy
• Federal Judiciary Cites 'Productive' Talks On Free PACER Bill
• 5th Circ. Says CFPB's Funding Structure Is Unconstitutional
• OppFi Says Calif.'s 'True Lender' Theory Is Bunk Regulation
• Why DOJ's Chicken Price-Fixing Probe Fizzled Out
• White House Issues New Cybersecurity Rules For Railroads
• Red State AGs Target Big Banks' Climate Goals
• UPS To Pay $5.3M Nationwide Hazardous Waste EPA Penalty
• Iancu-Backed Group Urges Lawmakers To Support Tillis IP Bill
• Germany, France Seek Strong Reply To Inflation Reduction Act
• Del. Court Affirms Biden Senate Papers' FOIA Exclusion
• Texas Gun Shop Sues ATF Over Dealer License Revocations
• Health Co. Ex-CEO Touted Bogus CBD Drink Line, SEC Says
• Latino Workers Get Nod On Settlement In IRS Raid Suit
• Blackfeet Say Juul Misled On E-Cigs, Created Youth Epidemic
• Ex-Regulators Challenge SEC In Grayscale Bitcoin ETF Brief
• Judge Who Held Trump In Contempt Keeps $250M Fraud Case
• Soldiers Forgo $10M Citizenship Dispute Fee For $2.75M
• Illinois Dept. Says Tax Applies To Short-Term Car Rental Biz
• NC Town Escapes Suit Over Motorist Killed By Fallen Tree
• DOJ Says Malaysia Bag Co. Can't Back Up Duty Challenge
• Federal Gov't Urges Toss Of Loan Debt Forgiveness Tax Suit
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Feds Need Input On Spectrum Use, Key NTIA Official Says
• Feds Announce Sanctions Targeting Valenzuela Drug Ring
• The Next 50 Years Of The Clean Water Act
• Spirit Stockholders Approve JetBlue Merger Despite Scrutiny
• DOJ Says Google Can't Exclude Technology Ethicist
• Texas Tax Talk: Previewing 2023 Legislative Priorities
• La. AG Wants To Defend Direct-Sales Restrictions In Tesla Suit
• Taxpayers Ask Supreme Court To Block Student Debt Relief
• Pharmacy Groups Urge 10th Circ. To Uphold Okla. PBM Law
• More Republicans Question FTC's Use Of Unpaid Consultants
• Asylum Groups Rebuff Feds' 'Nullities' In Work Permit Case
• US Counties Where Women Get Patents Grew Over 30 Years
• What New Calif. Law Means For Employer Cannabis Tests
• Language Barrier Not Enough To Revive Unemployment Case
• Weighing Advice-Of-Counsel Defense If Trump Is Charged
• Feds Can Screen Atty's Phone In Pot Shop Bribe Case
• Tech Help From China Not Worth Cyber Risk, DHS Head Warns
• As Chopra Starts Year 2 At CFPB, Advocates See 'Tons To Do'
• ​​​​​​​Trump Steele Dossier Source Cleared Of Lying To FBI At Trial
• GOP Sens. Call On Biden To Block Huawei Chip Plant
• Crypto VC Firm Challenges CFTC's Chatbot 'Gambit'
• O'Malley Calls PTAB 'Epitome Of Unintended Consequences'
• La. Enviro Dept. Belongs In Pollution Suit, 5th Circ. Finds
• 10th Circ. Tells EPA To Rethink Suncor's Exemption Bid
• GAO Says Hastened Migrant Releases Harder To Track
• Senators Push OLC Head On Oversight, Executive Privilege
• JPMorgan Chase Can't Duck Trader's Retaliation Suit
• FHA Says New Loan Limits Can Boost Manufactured Housing
• Strategies For Approaching New NY Pay Transparency Laws
• FDIC Hikes Its Deposit Insurance Premiums, To Banks' Dismay
• DOI To Auction Wind Leases Off California Coast
• Oklahoma Governor Says Pot Legalization Vote Set For March
• GAO Urges Stronger Medical Consent Oversight At ICE
• Colts Owner Says NFL May Have Votes To Remove Snyder
• Boston Nears Deal On Legal Costs From High Court Flag Case
• Chemical Compliance Challenges For US Battery Makers
• Minn. County Wants To Add To Defense In Tribal Policing Suit
• Pittsburgh Merger Advocates Want 1903 Law Kept On Books
• Trump Restricted CDC On COVID Info, House Panel Says
• NC Judge Is Asked To Lift Limits On Providing Abortion Pills
• St. Paul Landlords Seek Quick Win In Rent Cap Suit
• Trump Special Master Irked By Discord Over Basic Facts
• Think Tank Wants High Court Review Of Fla. Social Media Law
• FCC Backs Bill Aimed At 'Identifying Propaganda' On Airwaves
• FCC Chair To Review Emergency Systems Following Disasters
• VRA Case Still Live Despite Redistricting Order, SD Tribe Says
• Jersey City And Dispensary Clash Over Denial Of Application
• DHS Calls Asylum-Seeker Work Permit Suit Moot
• Judicial Minority Would Alter Jurisdiction For Foreign Cos.
• Employer Must Pay 'Non-Credible' Expert's Fees, Panel Says
• Feds Avoid Spoliation Claims In Colo. Mine Spill Litigation
• DOJ Policy Changes Raise Antitrust Leniency Questions
• Ex-DOJ Atty Clark Says Ethics Case Belongs In Federal Court
• DOJ Told Avanci Is A 'Patent Troll' Facilitator
• NJ, Counsel Accused Of 'Gaming' Atty Fees In DuPont Suit
• SEC's Lizárraga Backs Climate, ESG Disclosure Proposals
• USPTO Patent Eligibility Policy Draws Praise And Reproach
• Ohio GOP Leaders Ask Justices To Support Redistricted Map
• REMOVED: What A Federal Noncompete Law Could Mean For Companies
• Phillips Exits FTC As 'Consistent' Voice For Rule Of Law
• House Subpoena Would Create Legal Showdown With Trump
• Justices Won't Consider Citizenship For American Samoans
• Homeowners Sue Over Austin Short-Term Rental Law
• USPTO Looks To Overhaul Patent Practitioner Requirements
• Group Says Sen. Durbin Wrong To Urge FDA To Curb Vaping
• FTC Pay-To-Block Challenge May Foretell Antitrust Crackdown
• DC Court Refuses Activist's Bid To Redo Jurisdiction Ruling
• NRA Tells 2nd Circ. NY Gun Law Is Too 'Vague'
• Key Considerations For Seeking Relief From Double Taxation
• Nixing ICWA Risks Native Heritage, Leaders Tell High Court
• Groups Sue To Stop Housing Project In Calif. Wildfire Zone
• Tegna Dealmakers Pan 'Sexist, Racially Charged' Challenge
• Senate Urged To Hold Confirmation Vote On Biden's FCC Pick
• Eviction Firm Pushes Back On Effort To Strike Defenses
• Post-TransUnion Ruling Clarifies Data Breach Standing
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-FBI Agent Sues DOJ Over 9/11 Book Publishing Delay
• DOJ Drops Last Chicken Price-Fixing Case
• ITC Says Russian Imports Of Sodium Nitrite Are Hurting US
• SD County Says It Can Appeal Court-Ordered Redistricting
• Groups Ask DC Circ. To Revive Fight Over EPA's Air Finding
• NJ Wins 90-Day Stay In Online Gambling Fee Exemption Case
• HHS Told To Figure Out Possible Drug Pricing Reforms
• DOJ Digital Asset Recs Would Widen Prosecutorial Authority
• Associate Of Ex-Fla. Mayor Gillum Fights For Separate Trial
• Republicans Want Pa. Justices' Opinion On Undated Ballots
• Calif. Voters To Weigh In On Abortion, Gambling And Tobacco
• US Wants Colo. Mine Suits Paused To Finalize Settlement
• Gov't Wants Steve Bannon To Serve 6 Months For Contempt
• Former Navy GC Jumps To Ward & Berry As Partner
• FTC Urged To Limit Privacy Rules As Comment Time Extended
• UAE Officals Thrilled By Trump Ally's Envoy Bid, Jury Hears
• Fed, FDIC Eye New Big-Bank Resolution Requirements
• 6 Months Of Vidal Prove She's Not Playing Around At USPTO
• Pfizer Gives Justices Rare Shot At Scrutinizing Kickback Ban
• Gov't May Impose Contractor Vax Mandate After Bar Narrowed
• Think Tank Backs Justices' Review Of FERC Pipeline Powers
• Custodia Slams BNY's New Crypto Biz In Suit Against Fed
• New Trade Deals Necessary To Keep Up, Chamber Says
• DOJ Asks 11th Circ. To End Mar-A-Lago Special Master Review
• Teva, Glenmark Won't Get Antitrust Grand Jury Docs
• Fed Governor 'Skeptical' Of Need For US-Backed Crypto Coin
• Judge Lets Florida In On Tribe's EPA Water Power Challenge
• FCC Told To Reject 'Disparate Impact' In Digital Redlining
• Texas Judge Keeps Renewals For Current DACA Recipients
• Texas Ethics Agency Can Enforce Rules, Appeals Court Says
• Lessons From 3 Antitrust Agency Losses In Merger Trials
• Gambling Foes Say Seminole Deal Violates Fla. Constitution
• How The NLRA May Slow Down The FAST Act
• Removing Dan Snyder From NFL Is Unlikely Despite Report
• State AGs Tell 8th Circ. Youth Transition Ban Isn't Sex Bias
• Exporters To US Should Share Importers' Compliance Burdens
• Wash. AG Seeks $25M Penalty From Meta Over Election Ads
• Texas Court Affirms Abbott Can't Block County's Mask Rule
• Biden Picks DA For Miss. District Court Opening
• DC AG Says Velsicol Responsible For Pesticide Pollution
• 6th Circ. Calls Mich. Creditor Law 'Aberration' From Precedent
• FCC Dem Calls Spectrum Policy Key To Economic Future
• The Pot Industry Organization Pushing For Federal Reform
• Texas Floats Rules For Long-Term Remote Proceedings
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• AT&T To Pay $23M Fine For Influencing Ex-Ill. Speaker
• US-EU Data Transfer Framework Signals More Collaboration
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