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Public Policy - November, 2022

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• Fired CPUC Exec Seeks $4.8M As Whistleblower Trial Wraps
• DOJ Official Says More FCPA Cases At Hand, Defends Record
• Biden's Top FDIC Pick Draws GOP Ire Over Board Power Play
• Riding Circuit: December's Notable Appellate Arguments
• Green Group Asks SEC To Assess P&G's Eco-Friendly Claims
• NY's Ex-Chief Judge Kept State-Funded Perks After Resigning
• Feds Say States Too Late To Salvage Title 42 Expulsion Policy
• FDIC Alum, Ex-Comerica Atty Joins Bradley Arant in Dallas
• WTO Panel Backs EU In Indonesian Nickel Dispute
• Ky. Real Estate Agents Plead Guilty In Rigged Farm Auction
• Judge Won't Hear Former Lawmakers' Views In 9/11 MDL
• Gov't Finalizes Rule To Improve Discussions With Industry
• 3rd Circ. Revives Construction Suit To Weigh FCA Changes
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Team Telecom Finds Cuba Subsea Cable Link Too Risky
• 9th Circ. Rehearing To Explore 1980 Alaska Conservation Law
• 7th Circ. OKs Indiana Fetal Remains Requirement
• Feds Hit Jackson, Miss., With Suit Over Contaminated Water
• FWS Failed To Protect Endangered Rio Grande Fish, Suit Says
• FTC Told DOD Designation Helps Illumina-Grail Deal Appeal
• Attys Must Choose Between Clients In Ga. Election Probe
• Senators Urge Biden To Commute Leonard Peltier's Sentence
• FERC OKs Grid Operator's Plan To Speed Up Project Hookups
• Agencies Ink MOU Aimed At Boosting Tribal Spectrum Access
• Takeaways From DOL's Final ESG Rule For ERISA Fiduciaries
• Senate Approves Judicial Picks For NY And Puerto Rico
• Justices Ponder 'Drive-By' Take On Jurisdiction In Title Case
• New Human Trafficking Mandate Raises Contractor Risk
• New DOI Office Seeks Public-Private Deals In Indian Country
• Brown Tells Treasury FTX Fall Shows Need For Crypto Laws
• Pa. Senate Accepts Articles Of Impeachment For Philly DA
• Fast-Track Cases May Offset Courts' Record Asylum Grants
• Abortion Rights Atty, 1st Circ. Nom Reports $7.4M Net Worth
• House Votes To Impose Rail Labor Contract, Adds Sick Leave
• Calif. And UK Laws Reflect Global Focus On Kids' Privacy
• GOP Sens. Question Judge Picks On Crime, 2nd Amendment
• HHS Plans ADR Overhaul For Drug Discount Rows
• Durham Russia Probe Acquittals Show Need For FISA Reform
• Northern Long-Eared Bat Granted Endangered Status
• EU Worried By Vivendi Purchase Of French Publishing Rival
• Cooley Atty Nominated For Ill. Court Lists $6M In Assets
• Wash. Justices Pause Nix Of Capital Gains Tax
• FCC Poised To Tackle Digital 'Redlining' In Dec.
• US Giving Tribes $75M For Climate-Related Relocation
• 1st Circ. Backs Arbitration For Postmates Drivers' Claims
• Bank Group Pushes Senate For Bill To Serve Cannabis Clients
• Ex-Venezuelan Official Says He Made $1B From Money Trades
• Ex Dominion Exec Fights To Keep Defamation Suit Alive
• New OCC Policy On Fines Tweaks Enforcement Carrots, Sticks
• CORRECTED: Tech Giants Urge High Court To Toss Terrorism Aid Case
• NY Nursing Home's Neglect Tied To Patient Deaths, State Says
• Kroger CEO Sees 'No Less Competition' From Albertsons Deal
• 10th Circ. Awaits Supreme Court's Decision In Hotel ADA Suit
• 6th Circ. Upholds Injunction Against Air Force Vax Mandate
• Enbridge, Tribe Must Craft Spill Prevention Plan, Judge Rules
• Senate Dem Grills Crypto Exchanges In Customer Safety Push
• Tobacco Cos. Want Appeal Nixed To Clear Way For High Court
• Senate Passes Marriage Equality Legislation In Bipartisan Vote
• Feds Defend Use Of Foreign Parts In $430M Dredging Contract
• Maine Supreme Court Restores Lease For $1B Power Line
• MyPillow CEO Sanctioned Over Quest For Election Docs
• Bill For Tougher AML Rules On Attys Faces Senate Opposition
• US Sugar Closes Imperial Deal Amid DOJ's 3rd Circ. Appeal
• ISPs Urge FCC To Make Utility Pole Owners Release More Info
• CIT Bars Retroactive Tariff Probes Under Enforcement Law
• Ohio Justices To Ponder Check On Secretary Of State's Power
• Broadcasters Push Senate Action On News Competition Bill
• 13 AGs Urge FERC To Rethink Vanguard's Utility Investments
• Dam Removal Unlikely To Alter Irrigation Suit, Tribe Atty Says
• Pa. Senate Sets Stage For Impeachment Trial of Philly DA
• Home Depot Asks Pa. Justices To Bar Dog-Bite Inquiry Suit
• Pending High Court ICWA Decision Holds Broad Implications
• Texts Should Fall Under Title II Telecom Regs, FCC Told
• The DOJ Procurement Collusion Strike Force's Latest Steps
• Time For USPTO To End Marijuana Company TM Disclaimers
• Lawmakers Say High Court Hasn't Addressed Leak Allegations
• NASA Picks 3D Printing Co. For Lunar Construction Contract
• Pair Behind False Robocalls Ordered To Help Register Voters
• La. Court Reporting Board Settles Price-Fixing Allegations
• Virtu Sues SEC Over 'Stonewalling' On Market Reform Agenda
• DA, Probation Dept. Sued In LA-Area Officer's Shooting Death
• Justices Ruffled By 'Radical' Argument In Immigration Case
• ACLU Push For NJ Prosecutors' Records Meets Skepticism
• How Cos. Can Shield Sensitive Docs From NY FOIL Requests
• Treasury Clarifies Labor Rules For Green Energy Tax Credits
• St. Paul Rent Regs Don't Help Tenants, Say Landlords
• Calif. Boutique Founder Among Biden's Latest US Atty Picks
• NY Chief Judge's Departure Stymied Ethics Case, Docs Show
• Quarles & Brady Adds Real Estate Partner To Chicago Office
• Biden's EPA Air Office Pick Walking Tightrope To Confirmation
• Convicted Mayor's Appeal 'All Foam & No Beer,' 1st Circ. Says
• Senate Committee Advances EEOC Top Lawyer Nominee
• Biden's Wage Chief Nom Advances To Full Senate
• Idaho Activists Try Again For Medical Pot Legalization In 2024
• SEC Drops Fund Trustees From $58M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• NBC Must Face Trimmed Defamation Suit From Devin Nunes
• BLM Floats Regs To Limit Gas Emissions At Energy Plants
• Kids' Online Safety Bill Would Harm Minors, Groups Say
• Title 42 Termination Spurs Migrant Processing Concerns
• FCC Bans Some Chinese Telecom, Surveillance Equipment
• Green Groups Say New Law Does Not Moot Oil Lease Fight
• UK Concerned Over Completed $107M Vehicle Salvage Deal
• Ex-Marine Says VA Inequitably Denied Black Veterans Benefits
• Biden Gets More Time To Respond To Monuments Suit
• Alito Did Not Breach Ethics Rules, High Court Counsel Says
• Google, IHeart To Pay States $9.4M To Ax Bogus Pixel Ads Suit
• Proposed Rule Targets Substance Use 'Stigma,' HHS Says
• EPA Aligns Aircraft Engine Emissions Standards With UN
• Firefighters' Leave Policy Is Constitutional, Texas Panel Says
• The Dangers Of The SEC's 'Hotel California' Docket
• SBA Finalizes Certification Rule For Veteran-Owned Small Biz
• Group Drops Suit Challenging New York Airport Privatization
• Ill. Justices Say Condo Sellers Can't Sue Over Excessive Fees
• Cos. Can Bet On More Stringent Climate Regs At Every Level
• CIT Blocks New Zealand Fish Imports Over Dolphin Concerns
• NJ Justices Find College Police Eligible For Arbitration
• Atty Groups Ask 5th Circ. To Undo Strip Club Ordinance Ban
• US Trustee Contests Post-Siegel Fee Rebate In Del. District
• DOJ Publishing Win May Mean More Labor, Salary Challenges
• Illinois High Court Shoots Down Agency's Elderly Care Fight
• NYC To Boost Diversity Within Fire Department
• Arizona Tribe Says Indian Health Service Underpaid It $110M
• Expect Seamless Transition To Controversial Ariz. Flat Tax
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• Feds Slam SD Tribe Over 'End Run' For More Police Funding
• Lessons From Justices' Evolving Approach To COVID Rulings
• 4 Takeaways From The Impeachment Of Philly DA Krasner
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Hemp Seller Can't Block Hawaii Hemp Rule, Judge Says
• Investors Left Hanging As Europe Balks At Modernizing ECT
• Feds Propose Easing Pot-Use Scrutiny In Gov't Hiring Process
• Germany's Competition Watchdog Still Probing Meta After Fix
• Advocates Urge Feds To Protect More Haitians From Removal
• NY Gov. Signs 2-Year Crypto Mining Moratorium
• States, Localities Find Fault With FCC's Broadband Maps
• DEA Legalizes Cocaine Derivative, Rejects Pot Comparisons
• FTX Pledges Better Books, Celsius Faulted For Asset Mingling
• Protestors Seek Revival Of Trump Photo-Op Clash Claims
• Mark Meadows Can't Get Redo On Jan. 6 Subpoena Challenge
• Ariz., State Officials Urge Pretrial Win In Trans Prof's Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink FWS Win In Fish Recovery Plan Row
• New FERC Affiliate Considerations For Public Utility Investors
• 4 Takeaways From DOL's Socially Conscious Investing Rule
• DHS Asked To Clarify Whistleblowers' Immigration Protections
• Feds Falsely Brand Tornado Cash A Security Risk, Suit Says
• LA Passes Schedule Protection Ordinance For Retail Workers
• Pharma Co. Asks For Stay To Appeal 'Orange Book' Delisting
• Cyber Risk Should Rocket To Top Of Space Sector's Priorities
• Why BIPA Litigation Could Be A Death Knell To Cannabis Cos.
• Wash. Hearing Could Clarify Status Of Capital Gains Tax
• Mich. Tweaks Cannabis License Rules To Ease Cost For Some
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Aggressive FCC Redlining Policies May Backfire, AT&T Warns
• Silver Lining For Cos. In Proposed Calif. Privacy Law Changes
• 4 Firms, 2 Years, 1 Suit And, Finally, A Done UnitedHealth Deal
• Ga. Supreme Court Revives 6-Week Abortion Ban
• Ga. Justices Won't Halt Expanded Voting In Senate Runoff
• Biden Lengthens Student Loan Pause Amid Court Challenge
• CNN Seeks Ax Of Trump's 'Repugnant' $475M Defamation Suit
• Senator Pitches Bill To Allow Pot Cos. Access To SBA Loans
• NY Pot Regulators Seek To Limit Court's Retail Injunction
• UK Group Joins Chorus Opposing Amazon's Roomba Deal
• Idaho AG Urges 9th Circ. To Unblock Trans Women Sports Ban
• Feds Grant Ukrainians, Afghans Immediate Work Authorization
• FCC Cuts Off Voice Provider Over Robocall Blocking
• Chesapeake Tells 9th Circ. Its Oil Leases Were Wrongly Axed
• Cable Group Opposes FTC Privacy Rule, Cites 'Onerous' Regs
• Green Groups Want In On Utah Native Monuments Suit
• 11th Circ. Hints Special Master In Mar-A-Lago Case Won't Stay
• Feds Urge High Court To Skip WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Fight
• Meridian Bioscience's $1.53B Sale Clears Antitrust Hurdles
• US Sugar Defends $315M Imperial Buy To 3rd Circ.
• White House Unveils Final Climate Environmental Justice Tool
• Migrant Minors Get Bench Trial Over Due Process Rights
• DC Circuit Rips EPA In Demand For Pesticide Analysis
• FTC Tweaks Linde Merger Deal Again, But With Reservations
• NDAA Bills Would Tighten Sourcing Rules For Defense Cos.
• Bolden To Be 1st Black Woman On Mich. Supreme Court
• USPTO, Copyright Office Announce Joint Look Into NFTs
• Cos. Should Start Thinking About IP Protection For Quantum
• SpaceX Presses FCC For Massive Expansion Of Sat Fleet
• 15 States Attempt To Salvage Title 42 Migrant Expulsion Policy
• Union Says Pa. Town's Residency Requirement Is Invalid
• Rhode Island Retail Pot Sales Cleared To Begin In December
• Vet's Daughter Says DOD Illegally Denies Trans Health Care
• Chancery Tosses Suit Over Del. Church COVID Restrictions
• Anticipating The New Congress' Private Sector Investigations
• Mass. Enviros Sue School Bus Co. Over Idling, Pollution
• Ex-Neustar Exec Sues For Fees Incurred In Trump's RICO Suit
• UK Raises Antitrust Concerns Over Oilfield Tech Deal
• Miami U. Of Ohio Must Face COVID Vax Claim, Court Says
• 11th Circ. Petitioned Over FCC's Universal Service Fund
• Tax Court Suspends Practitioner After State Suspension
• Feds Must Pay $3M Bill For Tribal Health Care, 9th Circ. Says
• Metaverse Game Investing Is High Risk With Little Regulation
• Justices Won't Block Release Of Trump Tax Returns To House
• Tale Of 2 Mergers: The DOJ Antitrust Division's Mixed Results
• Mass. Sick Leave Law Causes Havoc For Airlines, Judge Told
• Chester Bankruptcy Won't Stop Council's Clash With Receiver
• Trump Bid To Toss AG Suit Rehashes Failed Args, Judge Says
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• DOL Eases Rule On Socially Conscious Retirement Investing
• Dems Say DOJ Must Mull 'Unwinding' Ticketmaster Merger
• Senate Dems Call Out SoFi Over Its Retail Crypto Business
• Modernized ECT In Jeopardy As EU Member States Jump Ship
• Cos. Seek 9th Circ. Injunction For Calif. Flavored-Tobacco Ban
• E-Cig Group Backs Challenge To LA County Flavored Vape Ban
• State Agencies Can't Reclassify Wholesale Carriers, FCC Told
• UnitedHealth Closes Merger But DOJ Keeps Fighting
• Christian Clinic Is Unharmed By Mich. Law, State Says
• New Leak Claim Fuels Demand For High Court Ethics Code
• Cos. Say Captive-Meeting NLRB Challenge Belongs In Court
• NJ Cannabis Cultivator Sues For Medical Facility Approvals
• Advocacy Groups Urge Congress To Pass Tech Antitrust Bills
• DOD, Broadcasters To Share Spectrum Near Military Sites
• Republicans Tell 11th Circ. To Uphold CDC Mask Mandate Ax
• Fla. Appellate Nominations Violate Residency Rules, Suits Say
• Simon & Schuster Parent Nixes Blocked Penguin Deal
• 4 Native Tribes Seek To Intervene On Utah Monument Suits
• Ariz. Fights Feds' Bid To Have Border Suit Tossed
• FCC Finds Ringless Voicemails Call For Consumer Consent
• Ore. Gov. Pardons Pot Possession, Clears $14M In Fees
• Trade Court Baffled By Feds' Logic On Lumber Duties
• US Steel, Minn. Cities OK'd To Defend State Water Rules
• Cuomo Denies Retaliating Against Ex-Aide Behind Suit
• Baltimore Brings 'First Of Its Kind' Suit Over Cigarette Litter
• An 11th-Hour Obstacle For Retail Cannabis Licensing In NY
• Honey Exporter Says Dumping Duties Omitted Actual Costs
• Tax Equity Requires Reinstating The Home Office Deduction
• CFTC Election Betting Suit Referred To Magistrate Judge
• Nunes Sues CNN, Tapper Over Pelosi Attack Comments
• AGs Urge Apple To Protect Reproductive Health Info On Apps
• NC Lawmakers Push Disputed Election Theory At High Court
• Democratic AGs Push Back On GOP Anti-ESG Efforts
• Ga. Court Won't Ax Early Voting Expansion In Senate Runoff
• Justices Won't Review Bid For 'Right To Earn A Living'
• Commerce Wrong Again On Chinese Flanges, CIT Says
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• ESA Listing Change Shows Conservation Partnership Benefits
• How To Prep For Calif. Social Media Content Moderation Law
• Ga. Court Is Asked To Enforce Abortion Law During Appeal
• High Court Blocks Texas Sheriffs From ICE Guidelines Suit
• FERC, Mountain Valley Want Pipeline Protest Put To Bed
• High Court Won't Review Alleged Pandemic Preemption Split
• High Court Turns Away Challenge To Seattle Benefits Mandate
• High Court Won't Hear Puerto Rico Teachers' Pension Appeal
• Trump Special Counsel Jack Smith Known For Skill, Integrity
• Would Rules Have Cured FTX's 'Internal Controls Wasteland'?
• Biden Asks Justices To Reinstate Student Debt Relief Program
• Sports Investing Platform Backs SEC In Ripple Dispute
• DOJ Will Ask DC Circ. To Block UnitedHealth-Change Deal
• Trade Court OKs Commerce's Korean Wind Tower Calculation
• Feds Ordered To Revise Lobster Fishing Rule Over Whale Risk
• SD Tribe May Proceed With Vote-Dilution Claims, Judge Says
• Calif. Atty Can't Shake SEC Suit Over Fake Peach-Picking Co.
• Hotels' Push To Counter Sex Trafficking Wins Mixed Reviews
• Charter Insists No Digital Redlining Policies Are In Place
• Texans Ask 5th Circuit To Revive Suit Over Mail-In Ballots
• US Cabinet Alliance Slams Chinese Co.'s 'Mom & Pop' Claims
• Florida's Seminole Gaming Appeal: Are 2 Minutes Enough?
• Del. Court Says Pharma Co. Must Delist 'Orange Book' Patent
• Biden Expected To Sign Pot Research Bill Into Law
• Feds' Fuel Regs Targeted By Green Group, Industry, States
• FTX Bankruptcy To Start With International Clash For Control
• Team Telecom Won't Object To $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• 6th Circ. Blocks ARPA Clawback Enforcement Against Tenn.
• House Judiciary GOP Highlights First Oversight Targets
• FCC's Broadband Labels Won't Mandate Details On Throttling
• Crumbling St. Croix Refinery Needs New Air Permit To Reopen
• Good Samaritan Law Shields Costco Worker In Fistfight Suit
• FWS Issues Long-Sought Protections For Prairie Chicken
• FDA Faces Texas Suit Over Approval Of Abortion Drugs
• Biden Looks To Consolidate Utah Monument Suits
• ICE Tries To Sink ACLU's Suit Over Information Requests
• Ga. Judge Expands Advance Voting In Senate Runoff
• State-Led Programs Can Speed Up Brownfield Development
• 3 Questions About DOL's Mental Health Parity Push
• Congress Should Pass Tillis-Coons Patent Eligibility Bill
• FTX Chaos, Texas Utility Reorg OK'd, Student Debt Relieved
• Ticketmaster Faces DOJ, Senate Investigations
• Fla. Commissioner Appeals Ruling Denying Pot Patients Guns
• Calif. Concedes Lack Of Good Faith In Gaming Negotiation
• Commerce Considers New Particular Market Situation Rule
• 88 Criminal Justice Leaders Oppose Removal Of Philly DA
• DOJ, SEC Focus Should Prompt Clawback Policies Review
• TransUnion, Ex-Exec Can't Ditch CFPB 'Dark Patterns' Suit
• House Subcommittee Demands Accounting From FTX
• Sen. Lee Floats Bill To Drop Biosimilar Hurdle
• Justices May Cabin Theory Of Fraud In 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• Ex-Trump Atty Asks Full 9th Circ. To Hear Jan. 6 Email Dispute
• BakerHostetler Hiring Flouted Contract Rule, Ohio Panel Says
• DHS Urged To Fix Immigration Fingerprint Appointments
• DOL Proposes Updating ERISA Voluntary Correction Program
• State AG Consumer Protection Shift Isn't An Election Fad
• FCC Releases First Draft Of Granular Broadband Maps
• Gibson Dunn Chooses Litigation Partner To Lead NY Practice
• Texas Senator's Chief Of Staff Joining Kelley Drye In DC
• Special Counsel To Run Trump Election, Mar-A-Lago Probes
• FTC, DOJ Merger Pressure And How To Bear It Under Biden
• NLRB Leaders Warn Of Furloughs Without Budget Increase
• High Court Animal Cruelty Case May Affect Laws Nationwide
• Georgia Film Town Hit With Housing Discrimination Suit
• $6B Student Debt Cancellation Deal Wins Final Approval
• FDA Greenlights Calif. Co.'s Lab-Grown Chicken
• CFPB Slams Harmful Debt Collection Tactics In Exam Report
• NY Regulator Plugs Tougher Crypto Approach Amid FTX Bust
• Judge Blocks Fla. Law Restricting Professor Speech On Race
• FTC Urged To Stop 'Unfair' Tactics That Keep Kids Online
• DOJ Tells 11th Circ. Mar-A-Lago Suit Should 'Come To An End'
• A CFTC Commish Critiques $1.2M Insider Trading Settlement
• Biden Admin. Restores Immig. Courts' Power To Nix Removals
• Treasury Cuts Iranian Oil Dealers From US Financial System
• DC Grand Juror Instagrammed Secret Proceedings, DOJ Says
• SEC Official Says Attys Must 'Be Clear' With Crypto Clients
• NY Court Sets Guidelines For Trump Org. Monitorship
• Colo. Tax Figure Finds 10th Circ. Doubts In Denver Land Spat
• FINRA Targets Brokers Hawking Crypto
• USPTO Urges Fed. Circ. To Reject Claim PTAB Is Biased
• 9th Circ. To Rethink Ariz. Copper Mine Approval
• Key Issues Emerge Around Hotels' Liability For Sex-Trafficking
• Texas Mulls More Non-Attorney Help For Low-Income Clients
• Sens. Pitch Bill To Streamline Research Into Schedule I Drugs
• Dems Urge FTC Investigation Of Twitter Privacy Under Musk
• SF Board Extends Cannabis Business Tax Suspension
• NAACP, Developer Cite Race As Factor In SC Housing Vote
• What OSHA 'Severe Violator' Updates Mean For Employers
• FERC Approves LNG Terminal Despite Review Concerns
• Whale Rules Will Ruin Lobster Industry, Maine Chamber Says
• 6th Circ. Upholds Atty Fees In Mooted Tenn. Voter Law Suit
• Key Takeaways From EPA Methane Rule Update
• Ex-Rep Can't Shield Emails To Self In Trading Case, Feds Say
• FCC Beefs Up 911 Outage Alert Rules
• DOJ Announces Process To Ease Student Loan Discharges
• FCC Won't Reverse AT&T Rate Cut To Use Duke Energy Poles
• Groups Open Constitutional Challenge To Del., NJ Gun Laws
• FCC Requires Broadband 'Nutrition' Labels At Point Of Sale
• FCC Chair Open To Talks With Congress On Retrans Consent
• Navigating The FTC's Expanded Unfair-Competition Stance
• Career DOJ Atty Tapped For New Environmental Justice Office
• All Biz Entities Should Have Equal Jurisdiction Under CAFA
• Trade Agency Finds Korean Polymer Imports Hurting US Biz
• Sanders Vying To Lead Senate HELP Committee
• Mass. Justices Urged To Toss All Marred Breathalyzer Cases
• Feds Get OK For Psych Exams Of Migrant Parents
• McGuireWoods Consulting Nabs Top Ga. Senate Staffer
• Court Advocacy Groups Urge Passage Of Free PACER Bill
• Senate Panel Advances US Atty Picks For Texas, Ga., ND
• Renewing Tax Cuts Tops Agenda For Slim GOP House Majority
• NY AG Takes Trump's Revocable Trust Suit To Fla. Fed. Court
• Dems Push For DACA Fix By Year's End
• Bipartisan Marijuana Research Bill Headed To Biden's Desk
• J&J Tells Justices $302M Mesh Fine Part Of 'Dangerous' Trend
• 9th Circ. Says TCPA Doesn't Cover Number Generators
• Treasury Wants Clear Rules For Bank-Fintech Relationships
• GOP House Majority Will Bring Scrutiny, Tight Budgets
• Hotels Face New Risks As Women Travel For Abortions
• Reforms Urged As Mich. Debt Collection Caseload Grows
• Utah Axes $100K Fee Bid In Gold Mine Spill
• GOP Gains May Put Energy-Permitting Pact On The Table
• Calif. Releases Final Climate Plan To Ax Fossil Fuel Reliance
• Ex-Trump Aide Says DC Court Is 'Ignoring' Bannon Subpoena
• Ex-Planned Parenthood Worker Defends Bias Suit
• Senate Votes To Advance Marriage Equality Bill
• Republicans Win House Majority, Creating Divided Congress
• EPA Reinstates Water Quality Regs For Wash. State
• NC Bars Look To Revive Payment Suit Over COVID Closures
• New USPTO Program Aims To Boost Female Entrepreneurs
• Fed's Barr 'Deeply Encouraged' By House Stablecoin Bill Work
• Sen. Says Tax Break On Broadband Grants Possible In Dec.
• Judge Allows Biden 5 Weeks To Wind Down Title 42
• Oregon Pot Co. Says Out-Of-State Sales Ban Unconstitutional
• Tech Workers Want Another Go At Foreign STEM Grad Rules
• Probe Launched Of EPA, State's Role In Jackson Water Crisis
• NY Cannabis Atty Urges Regulators To Fix Licensing Rules
• Oregon Utility Gets Tribe Added To Water Rights Suit
• Judge Keeps Trump-Era ESA Rules In Place, Pending Review
• Streaming Needs Closer Reg Scrutiny, Broadcasters Tell FCC
• Investment Adviser Compliance Tips For 3rd-Party Marketing
• DC Circ. Doubts EPA Hazardous Waste Rules Are Reviewable
• Ohio Asks High Court To Hear CSX Train Crossing Law Fight
• Keys To IRA Tax Breaks For US Green Energy, EV Production
• FCC Studying Foreign Stakes In Tegna Deal, Chair Says
• Could Cannabis Banking Reform Finally Pass In Lame Duck?
• Iridium Calls For FCC Stay Of Trump-Era Ligado Ruling
• Abortion Protesters Want More Atty Fees After 4th Circ. Win
• US Inventor Fights Bid To Ax Suit Over 'Veto' Rule Petition
• Pa. House Impeaches Philly DA Larry Krasner
• Federal Courts' Abuse Probes Lack 'Independence,' GAO Says
• Ky. Gov.'s Executive Order Allows Out-of-State Medical Pot
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Convictions Of Former NYS Judge
• Solar Industry Seeks End To Tariff Circumvention Probes
• Why Warranty Providers May Explore CCPA Exemption
• House Committee Pledges To Press FTX CEO About Collapse
• Attys Debate If $750M Pa. Cap-And-Trade Is A Fee Or A Tax
• Illinois Voters OK Historic Collective Bargaining Amendment
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• NYC Announces Plan For Soccer Stadium Mega Project
• Colo. Justices Drill Into Fractional Oil & Gas Owner Tax Rights
• 11th Circ. Sets Oral Args For Nov. 22 In Trump Records Review
• Lawmakers Urge House Committee To Act On Pot Reform
• GOP Senator Chides Bank Regulators' Crypto 'Ambivalence'
• Michael Cohen Wins Revival Of Trump Org. Legal Fee Bid
• DC Judge Strikes Down Title 42 Migrant Expulsion Policy
• Senate Committee Slams ICE Vetting Of Off-Site Doctors
• FBI Head Warns That China Could Exploit Access To TikTok
• Texas Could See Gaming Legalized In Coming Year
• NJ Panel OKs Biz Owners' Mailing Addresses In Contract Bids
• NY Fed, Banks Will Test Digital Dollar In Pilot Project
• Unions Push For Senate Action On 3rd FCC Democrat
• Mo. Panel Affirms Auto Insurer's Win In UIM Coverage Fight
• Musk's Tweets Become Focus In Delaware Pay Package Trial
• Pennsylvania City Plans Bankruptcy Exit With New Business
• Accused Pelosi Attacker Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Charges
• Justices Asked To Skip Review Of Former 'Public Charge' Rule
• AT&T Agrees To Pay $5.9M For Calif. Environmental Violations
• Meta Calls FTC Bid To Block VR Merger 'Central Planning'
• Groups Challenge Army Corps Permit For Fish Farms
• Nations Pledge $20B For Indonesia Decarbonization
• Calif. Looks To Partly Dismiss Alturas Tribal Gaming Suit
• E-Cig Company's Appeal Premature, FDA Tells DC Circ.
• Carbon Capture Co. Sues Iowa County Over Pipeline Rules
• Ill. City Can't Escape Overflowing Sewage Suit, Judge Says
• Corps Must Protect Okefenokee From Mine, Green Groups Say
• FCC Mulling Renewed Data-Sharing Agreement With EEOC
• DC Circ. Must Keep ND Out Of Riverbed Row, Tribe Says
• WTO Scolds G20 For Impeding Trade As World Struggles
• Wash. Appeals Court Upholds City's Tenant Rights Law
• Preventing Loss Miscalculation In Gov't Contract Fraud Cases
• 5th Circ. Says Paxton Doesn't Need To Testify In Abortion Row
• Senate Confirms Puerto Rico District Court Pick
• Crypto Case Failed To Clarify Taxation Of Staking Rewards
• Minority Workers Bear Brunt of Int'l Competition, ITC Says
• White House Wants $48B More For COVID, Ukraine Battles
• 6 Airlines Must Repay $622M, Fined $7M For Slow Refunds
• New DOJ Rule And PRESS Act Are A Win For Journalists
• Iowa Sens. Ask USTR To Confront Mexico On Corn Imports
• Employers Should Note Post-Midterms State Law Changes
• Trump 'Electors' Fight Atty DQ Bid In Georgia Election Probe
• Akin Gump Adds Former Treasury Policy Leader In DC
• Town Ordinance Invalid For Improper Notice, Fla. Court Hears
• Trump Attys Say $500K Sanctions Motion Is 'Exorbitant'
• HHS, Drug Cos. Spar Over Pharmacy Limits In Discount Law
• FTX, Leaders To Engage With Regulators After Ch. 11 Filing
• Fla. Court Says Medical Report Can Be Kept Secret
• Trump, Barr Win Dismissal Of Cohen's Book Retaliation Suit
• Transgender Prof. Says Kent State Wrongly Denied Promotion
• Calif. Org. Urges Reversal Of State's Electric Vehicle Policy
• Gov't Atty Rejoins Hunton's Energy And Infrastructure Team
• 4th Circ. Pick Touts Trial Work, Defends Her Record On Crime
• Ga.'s 6-Week Abortion Law Is Unconstitutional, Judge Rules
• Pa. Committee OKs Impeachment Of 'Progressive' Philly DA
• DOJ's Consumer Protection Director Rejoins Gibson Dunn
• Congressman Touts Legislation Shielding Tribal Cannabis
• New Indictments Reflect DOJ's All-Tools Approach To China
• St. Paul Tenant Groups Kept Out Of Rent Control Suit For Now
• CFPB Takes Fight Over 5th Circ. Funding Ruling To High Court
• No Criminal Charges On Horizon For Rudy Giuliani, DOJ Says
• Drug Lobby Touts Pfizer's Kickback Challenge At High Court
• CFTC Dropped Ball On FTX Regulation, Watchdog Group Says
• Fired CPUC Exec Ripped 'Devious' Board Prez In Unsent Email
• Okla. Gov. Says Federal Law Supports Tribal Gambling Pacts
• Ex-SDNY Judge, Bracewell Atty Appointed Trump Org Monitor
• 8th Circ. Blocks Biden's Student Debt Relief Program
• Fair Housing Tester Sues Agencies Over Refused Vouchers
• Biden Will Tap Gruenberg For Permanent FDIC Chair
• Tribal Broadband Funding Faces Murky Future, Group Says
• Fla. Asks 11th Circ. To Unfreeze Employer Bias Training Limits
• Kozinski Reps Trump In 9th Circ. Twitter Censorship Fight
• Veterans Set To Take On Greater Role In Next Congress
• Wireless Carrier Group Blasts CBRS As Falling Short
• Feds Mull 'Buy America' Relief For Some DOT Contracts
• Large-Scale Solar Developers Settle EPA Stormwater Suits
• Ariz. Voters Open Up In-State Tuition To 'Dreamers'
• US Aims New Sanctions At Russian Weapons Tech, Elites
• House Lawmakers To Weigh Federal Pot Reform Options
• Sirius Apportionment Method OK, Texas Appeals Court Holds
• Biden, Xi Reopen Communication Without Reducing Tension
• Trump Tells Justices House Lacks Time To Review Tax Docs
• Real Estate Co. Convicted In LA City Hall Corruption Case
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