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Public Policy - December, 2022

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• Courts Experienced A Decrease In Case Filings In 2022
• Justices Again Keep Title 42 In Effect During Appeal
• Split DC Circ. Agrees To Pause Four EPA Pesticide Petitions
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Calif. High Court Extends Provisional Licensing Through 2025
• Congress Clears Bill Protecting Low-Power TV Stations
• Congress Sends $1.7T Spending Deal To Biden
• Congress Passes Bill For 'Reasonable' Prison Phone Rates
• ACLU Says ICE Atty Emails Were Policy, Not Privileged
• Mastercard Cuts Deal With FTC Over E-Wallet Routing
• IRS Delays $600 Payment Reporting Requirement For 1 Year
• Bankman-Fried Insiders Tap BigLaw Firepower For Defense
• GAO Calls For More Transparency On PTAB Oversight
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Vaccine Requirement Appeal Isn't Moot
• US Boosts Sanctions On Russian Private Military Co.
• White House Aide Says Atty Told Her To Mislead Jan. 6 Panel
• Ex-Fla. Mayor Gillum Can't Dodge Campaign Fraud Charges
• FTC's Sole GOP Member Urges Movement On Meta-Within
• Congress Adds Bill For Nursing Moms To Spending Package
• Disinformation Promoters Got Walloped In Court In 2022
• Video Relay Firm Asks FCC To Stop Equipment Promos
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2022
• Biggest Energy-Related Court Rulings Of 2022
• The Biggest Moves In Cannabis Law And Policy From 2022
• Building Code Nonprofit Accuses Calif. Rival Of Ripping Off IP
• WTO Interim Appeals Body Issues 1st Award In Potato Dispute
• The Biggest Environmental Law Decisions Of 2022
• Migrant Kids' Attys Settle For $577K Fee In Shelter Suit
• Top 3 Pennsylvania Cases Of 2022
• 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall Won't Get Spending Bill Fix
• Judge Clears Path For Detroit To License Pot Dispensaries
• Biggest Environmental Policy Actions Of 2022
• CBP Guidance Offers Anti-Forced Labor Compliance Insights
• Key Developments From State Attorneys General In 2022
• DC Circ. Urged To Overturn Endo-Impax Opioid Deal Win
• Senate Passes $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill With Policy Riders
• Will BLM's 2nd Attempt At Natural Gas Waste Rule Succeed?
• CIT Unrolls Aluminum Sheet Scope Ruling
• Bipartisan Senate Group Demands Reliable Broadband Maps
• DC City Council Eases Restrictions On Medical Pot Program
• Top Immigration Policies Of 2022: Year In Review
• 4th Circ. Says Green Groups Can't Sue Over Trump NEPA Rule
• 6th Circ. Blocks Ky. Abortion Clinic 'Buffer Zone,' For Now
• Texas Says EPA Coal Ash Rules Jeopardize State Regulations
• How Cos. Can Prep For Alcohol Beverage Excise Tax Changes
• NLRB Takes Antiquated Approach To Bargaining Unit Test
• SC Pay-For-Play Bill For Student-Athletes Faces Obstacles
• 2022 Law And Policy Highlights In Digital Health Care
• Proposal Would Halt Weakening Of NYC Workers' Protections
• High Court Ruling On Direct Listing Appeal Could Be Pivotal
• This Year's Top 10 Developments In State And Local Tax
• DC Circ. Won't Reassign Panel In Drilling Lease Fight
• Ohio County Prosecutor Named To State Supreme Court
• SEC Promoting Ex-WilmerHale Atty To Be New GC
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• Cookie Nexus Can't Apply Pre-Wayfair, Mass. Justices Say
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2022: Year In Review
• NY Says Climate No Excuse For Less Low-Income Lending
• Are Winds Of Change Finally Blowing On Patent Eligibility?
• Ex-NSA Worker Pleads Guilty To Bid Rigging
• CFTC Beats Back Crypto Heavyweights In Ooki DAO Case
• Top International Trade Policies Of 2022
• 2 Bankman-Fried Allies Plead Guilty, To Aid Feds In FTX Case
• Fla. Judge Won't Block NY AG's $250M Suit Against Trump
• Fisheries Regulators Hit Back To Defend Lobster Rules
• Amgen Fights HHS' Drug Discount Claims At DC Court
• Tech Group Offers Plan For Sharing Nongeostationary Band
• Judicial Aide Says NY Court System Silenced Her Rape Claim
• TikTok Ban On Gov't Devices Added To Year-End Spending Bill
• 9th Circ. Rips EPA's 'Déjà Vu' Pesticide Approval Violations
• Interior Urges 8th Circ. To Maintain Toss Of Tribe's Drilling Suit
• Koch Industries Says Canada Can't Duck Cap-And-Trade Fight
• Calif. Regulator Moves To Revoke BlockFi's Lending License
• Native American Land Transfer Bills Sent To Biden's Desk
• 9th Circ. Pauses Paraquat Suit For EPA Review
• Oglala Sioux Fight Feds' Bid To Toss Police Funding Suit
• Philly DA Says Legislature Isn't Empowered To Impeach Him
• FCC Asking For More Input On Digital 'Redlining'
• US Defends Mass. Offshore Wind Farm OK In Fisheries' Suit
• The Largest Securities Settlements Announced In 2022
• US Should Toss 'Made In China' Label for HK, WTO Says
• Next Compliance Steps For Health Cos. Using Tracking Tech
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• Enviro Groups Sue To Stop Alaska Inlet Drilling Lease Sale
• FCC Seeks $300M Fine For Auto Warranty Call Scam
• DOJ Needs To Reconsider Prior Administration's Avanci Letter
• Va. Schools' Legal Audit Reveals Hunton Andrews' $6M Tab
• Biggest Developments In Antitrust Conduct Cases In 2022
• The 6 Biggest 1st Circ. Rulings Of 2022
• Biden Names 6 New District Court Picks
• From Jan. 6 To Taxes, 'Tis The Season For Trump Probes
• NYC Theater Co. Prods 2nd Circ. To Revive Vax Injury Suit
• FCC's Broadband Map Is At A Critical Stage
• Top International Tax Policies Of 2022
• Preparing For Potential Changes To DOL's Overtime Rules
• Colorado Justices Block Subpoena Of Judge In Video Case
• Timber Groups Ask DC Circ. To Revive Owl Habitat Suit
• DC Circ. Won't Put Emergency Block On Albertsons Dividend
• EPA Tells DC Circ. That Air Finding Remains Rock Solid
• EPA Innovates With Planned Green Power Credits For EVs
• SEC Gets $210M Boost In Spending Bill For Hiring, Offices
• 4 Updates From IP Leadership You Should Know About
• Forestry Cos. Again Defending $164M Suit Against Zimbabwe
• Texas Rep. Says Biden's Palestine Funding Fuels Terrorism
• Treasury Implements Humanitarian Sanctions Exceptions
• Lawmakers Include Patent Diversity Bill In Spending Package
• US Again Requests Consultations Over Canadian Dairy Rules
• WTO Dispute Roundup: New Delays Heading Into 2023
• FTX Threatens Clawbacks If Contributions Aren't Returned
• Hawaii Lawmakers Demand Investigation Into Navy PFAS
• Pa. Judges Rule Casino 'Points' Are Taxable Revenue
• DC Council OKs Bill Expanding Domestic Worker Protections
• Commerce Dept. Awards $36M In Tribal Broadband Funds
• House Panel Votes To Make Trump's Tax Returns Public
• Good Samaritan Driver Can't Attack Mask Rule, 7th Circ. Says
• Houston Astros Hit With ADA Suit Over Seating, Again
• Top Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2022: Year In Review
• Buffalo Sues Firearms Makers Over Gun Violence And Deaths
• Sen. Says Protections For Unaccompanied Minors Fall Short
• DC Circ. Says FERC Botched Md. Dam Relicensing
• Merger Fees Hike, AG Forum Pick Included In Year-End Bill
• New R&E Capitalization A Costly Change For Companies
• EPA Issues Final Standards For Heavy-Duty Vehicle Emissions
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• Rail Coupler Cos.' Atty Conflict Case Sees Another Setback
• Penn Gets Mass. License As Barstool Shadow Looms Large
• FCC Opens Portal To Report Suspicious Calls, Texts
• FCC Auction Authority Set For Extension Until March
• With SAFE Banking Dead For 2022, Reformers Eye 2023
• Feds Not Responsible For Navajo Water, High Court Told
• Congress Is Right To Advance Comprehensive Retirement Bill
• DC Circ. Rejects China Telecom Challenge To FCC Bar Order
• National Grid Seeks Dismissal Of Solar Cos.' Tax Suits
• Verizon Fined $950K For Preservation Review Violations
• Pa. Police Firings Not Public If Under Grievance, Arbitration
• Legal Services Gets Boosted $560M Budget In Spending Bill
• 4 Proactive Strategies For 'Rocket Docket' Discovery In SDNY
• Plaintiffs Seek To Consolidate RealPage Cases In Washington
• Teva, Glenmark Get May 2024 Price-Fixing Criminal Trial
• Greenberg Adds State And Local Tax Pro From Eversheds
• How DC Became A Consumer Protection Pioneer
• 11th Amendment Doesn't Block Hawaii Hemp Suit, Co. Says
• Arnold & Porter To Promote 12 Partners, 9 Counsel In 2023
• Proposed SEC Rule On Order Competition Should Be Dropped
• More Stringent Calif. Claim Law Could Benefit Policyholders
• 10 Pre-Deal Considerations In Cross-Border M&A Transactions
• Revived Calif. Bill Would Decriminalize Psychedelics
• Florida's Medical Marijuana Industry: 2022 In Review
• Top Immigration Cases Of 2022: Year In Review
• 2022 Data Privacy Suits Tested New Liability Theories
• Retirement Bill Included In Sweeping $1.7T Spending Package
• Zuckerberg Testifies In FTC Fight To Halt Meta-VR Merger
• EEOC Slated For $35M Budget Bump In Congressional Deal
• New Spending Bill Would Raise Budget For NLRB
• Senate Confirms Biden's FDIC Board Member Nominees
• No Extensions For Gov't Action Reviews, Colo. Justices Find
• High Court Alone Has Water Rights Jurisdiction, States Say
• Meta's CTO Says 'Fear' Apple Would Buy VR Co. Fueled Deal
• EPA Affirms Cancer Risk Value For Ethylene Oxide
• Jazz Pharma Asks Fed. Circ. To Reverse Orange Book Delisting
• EPA Scores $150M Deal For Lower Passaic River Cleanup
• Underfunded 'Rip And Replace' Falls Short, FCC Told
• Baltimore Urges Justices To Skip Climate Suit Remand Review
• Navient Gets $22M Education Dept. Order Tossed
• Planned Parenthood Slams 'Deficient' Texas Privilege Claims
• Software Cos. Seek USCIS Fee Reversal At Fed. Circ.
• NY City Defends Study Underlying Its Rent Control Adoption
• 6th Circ. Revives UPS Driver's Suit Over Pension Payments
• Amici See NJ Fishing Case As Vehicle To End Chevron
• Texas High Court To Hear School, Oil Co. 'Tax Ferret' Dispute
• China, Hong Kong Expand Cross-Border Trading Program
• NLRB Prosecutors Eye Captive Audience Ban In Amazon Case
• GAO Projects Worker Shortage For Broadband Deployment
• Ex-Military Brass Backs Immigration Bill For US' Afghan Allies
• Justice Roberts Keeps Title 42 In Place At Border For Now
• Bill Would Expand Satellite Access For Emergency Calls
• Business Groups Urge Congress To Oppose NLRB Funding
• Sierra Club Says Feds Ignored NY Climate Law In Pipeline OK
• NY AG Calls Trump Fla. Suit Bid To 'Evade' $250M Fraud Case
• The Biggest Trademark Rulings Of 2022
• Texas High Court To Hear 2004 Houston Tax Initiative Case
• NJ Senate Committee Approves R&D Tax Credit Increase
• Honduran Private City Says Gov't Violated Autonomy Pledge
• Texas Tax Talk: What To Know About The Prefiled Bills
• 5 Drug Pricing Issues To Watch In 2023
• House Jan. 6 Panel Votes To Refer Trump To DOJ
• Calif. Tribe Seeks To Block Trinity River Winter Flow Project
• 5th Circ. Backs Block On COVID Vax Mandate For Contractors
• Enviro Groups Sue Calif. County Over 213-Acre Industrial Park
• Pa. Man Gets Prison After Apology To Trumps, Congressman
• Colo. Tax Dept. Seeks Input On State Income Tax Addback
• Pa.'s Changing Employment Laws In 2022 And Beyond
• DC District Judge Berman Jackson To Take Senior Status
• Doctor-Assisted Suicide Not Protected, Mass. Top Court Rules
• NC Justices Strike Down GOP-Friendly Election Map — Again
• DC Circ. Says Red States Too Late To Intervene On Title 42
• Hedge Fund Makes Concessions In Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Meta Exec Says Expanding VR Uses Is 'Like Pokemon For Us'
• USTR Seeks More Data As WTO Delays COVID-19 IP Vote
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Conn. Policy On Transgender Athletes
• Fla. Will End One-Way Fees For Property Insurance Suits
• Migrant Families Want Sanctions For Late Agency Docs
• Telecom Group Asks FCC Not To 'Relitigate' Unbundling Rules
• Joke's On Musk, Amazon At DC's 'Telecom Prom'
• How EU's New Pharma Incentives May Affect US Cos.
• Albertsons Says AGs Want To Replace Its Dividend Judgment
• Proposed FTC Impersonation Rule's Reach Is Too Broad
• Feds Strategize Saving Threatened Hawaiian Forest Birds
• EU Adopts 9th Round Of Russia Sanctions
• Pa. Election Chief Opposes GOP Bid To Stop Special Elections
• USDA Grants Nearly $1M To Grow Ag Product Market Abroad
• CIT Lays First Forced Labor Enforcement Challenge To Rest
• Fed Lines Up Libor Contract Safety Net As End Date Looms
• Energy Cos. Say Texas Comptroller Placed $3.2B In Jeopardy
• DOI Lessee Says New DC Circ. Panel Needed In Drilling Case
• French Publisher Vivendi Offers EU Fix For Lagardère Deal
• Senate Confirms DC Court Judges Amid 'Vacancy Crisis'
• Ex-Hogan Lovells Attorney Named NJ Civil Rights Director
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Offers Ch. 11 Guidance In A Post-Siegel World
• 18 States Urge High Court To Uphold Train Crossing Laws
• How NY's Student-Athlete NIL Law Fits Within NCAA Guidance
• BIA Releases Plan To Manage Weeds In Navajo Nation
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• FCC Member Calls For Mandated Wireless Device Patches
• Cannabis Research Center To Open In Chicago
• State AGs Ask Justices To Rule On CFPB Funding Structure
• Debunking 4 Privacy Misperceptions About Informed Consent
• NC Justices Find Wis. Printer On Hook For Sales Tax
• Detroit Suburb Gets Win In Pot License Criteria Dispute
• The 7 Biggest Benefits Rulings Of 2022
• State Can Hide Hemp Consultant Emails, Colo. Panel Rules
• Senate OKs Judicial Privacy, Security Measure In Defense Bill
• Biden's Plan To End 'Remain In Mexico' Put On Hold Again
• Turkish Bank Not Owed Immunity, Feds Tell High Court
• Promised SEC Reforms Could Upend App-Based Trading
• Feds Say Gulf Oil Lease Is Forced By Inflation Reduction Act
• Senate Sends $858B 2023 Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Adhere Closely To Anti-Redlining Law, FCC Told
• China Launches WTO Dispute As US Reinforces Chip Controls
• 5th Circ. Bemoans NJ Judge's Refusal To Return Texas Case
• 8th Circuit Says Debit Card Fee Rule Fight Came Too Late
• Regulators' Strategies Toward FTX Reveal Crypto Law Gaps
• FDA Extends Inspection Delay Guidelines To Medical Devices
• PCAOB Wraps First-Ever Exams Of China-Based Co. Audits
• FinCEN To Propose Beneficial Owner Registry Access Rules
• NYC Locals Sue To Block 'Spiritless' $221M Wagner Park Plan
• Ohio Judge Blocks Columbus From Enforcing Gun Laws
• Trade Groups Ask Justices To Review Texas Social Media Law
• 11th Circ. Wary Of Race-Based Bar On Statewide Ga. Election
• Amazon Unit Pushes For Satellite Spectrum-Sharing Rules
• Monsanto Inks $698M Deal To End Oregon Pollution Suit
• House Votes To Repeal Outdated Laws On Native Americans
• Treasury, State Tighten Squeeze On Russian Financial System
• CORRECTED: Ala. Housing Authority To Pay Tenants $275K In Bias Suit
• Colo. Courts Push For More Funding After 'Sobering' Probes
• SpaceX Floats FCC Shot Clocks To Expedite Satellite Licenses
• Astros Face ADA Suit Over Seating, Service Dog Policy
• Ga. Judge Pauses AG's Probe Of NGO Election Spending
• Feds Again Seek to End Seattle Airport Deportation Ban
• NJ Staffing Co. Ends Claims Its Job Ads Targeted Noncitizens
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Where Art Thou Kentucky Amnesty?
• Fla. High Court Rejects Challenge To Judicial Nominations
• 5 Lessons From The EPA's 2022 Enviro Justice Efforts
• DOL Final ESG Rule May Cause Confusion Among Fiduciaries
• Pa. GOP Slams Philly DA's Bid To Quash Impeachment
• Former GC For Sen. Rob Portman Rejoins Gibson Dunn
• Holland & Knight Adds Tax Pro From Eversheds Sutherland
• Feds List Whitebark Pine As A Threatened Species Under ESA
• Gov't Can't Prove ACA Fines Are Taxes, Retailer Tells DC Circ.
• Ohio Justices Freeze Ex-Regulator's Assets In Bribery Suit
• Preparing For 5 State Data Privacy Laws Coming In 2023
• Giuliani Violated Ethics Rules With Pa. Election Suit
• HHS Pans Pfizer's 'Far-Fetched' Kickback Views At High Court
• Sens. Float Bill To Boost AML Rules For Crypto, Ban 'Mixers'
• SEC Proposes Sweeping Stock Market Reforms
• Calif. Internet Law Does More Harm Than Good, Big Tech Says
• US And African Nations Sign Agreement To Boost Free Trade
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2022
• TotalEnergies Unit Says FERC Proceeding Belongs In Court
• Seminole Gambling Deal Wants It 'Both Ways,' DC Circ. Told
• Mich. Panel Hears Latest Challenge On Auto Policy Overhaul
• Eutelsat Urges FCC Approval Of OneWeb Satellite Deal
• Senator Raises Red Flags Over Geotargeted Radio Broadcasts
• FCC To Explore Cybersecurity Measures For E-Rate Program
• Fed. Circ. Pauses 'Orange Book' Delisting For Jazz Drug
• Group Calls On FCC To Link Spectrum Probes In '1-2 Punch'
• Couples Seek Block On Policy Prioritizing Nonimmigrant Visa
• Ex-GOP Rep. Unlikely To Get Split Insider Trading Trials
• Tribal Dam Project Nabs Additional $15M From Interior Dept.
• Lifeline Subscribers Say They Need More Mobile Internet
• What To Expect From Colo. Therapeutic Psychedelics Law
• GOP Lawmakers To Chopra: There's A New Sheriff In Town
• When Should Crypto Assets Be Considered Securities?
• Demands For More Crypto Oversight Prevail At Senate Panel
• FCC Republican Gets Behind Bill To Ban TikTok In US
• Why States Need Clear Standards For Cannabis Testing Labs
• Fla. Courts' Twist On Towing Law Leaves Consumers Stranded
• Texas AG Investigates Groups Serving Immigrants At Border
• DOD Asks 11th Circ. To Restore COVID Vax Mandate
• 3rd Circ. Considers Philly Officers' Free Speech Rights
• Immigrant's Spouse Asks 4th Circ. To Revive Stimulus Check Row
• AGs Offered Nothing New In Albertsons Suit, Judge Says
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Developer's Spat With Water Assn.
• Texas Utility Says N.M. Penalties For Discharges Are Unlawful
• Spanish Port Tax Breaks Are Illegal State Aid, EU Court Rules
• Settlement Paves Way To Close NY Rent Aid Application Portal
• SEC Approves New Restrictions On Insider Trading By Execs
• NLRB Restores Obama-Era Bargaining Unit Test
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• Keep Climate Litigation In Federal Court
• 'Who Do You Love?': Biden Signs Marriage Equality Law
• EU Moves US Data Transfer Pact Closer To Finish Line
• SBF's Arrest Shows Feds Focused On Case, Not Congress
• New FTX CEO Tells Reps Indicted Founder Lent Himself $1B
• Prop 22 Ruling Silenced Voters On Gig Workers, Panel Told
• 10th Circ. Backs 'Big Lie' Sanctions For Pro-Trump Attys
• DeSantis Petitions Fla. Justices For COVID-19 Vax Grand Jury
• Jesse Jackson Tells FCC He Supports Tegna-Standard Deal
• Illumina Tells FTC Commissioners Grail Deal Will Save Lives
• Del. Must Change Constitution To Vote By Mail, Court Says
• FDIC Floats Rules On 'Insured' Labeling Amid Fintech Growth
• Colo. Justices Agree To Hear Case Over Riverbed Ownership
• Enviro Groups Seek $1.1M In Fees For Ariz. Copper Mine Suit
• Black Couple Didn't Prove Discrimination, Appraiser Says
• Calif. Tribe Fights Bid To Sink Claims In Gaming Compact Suit
• Mich. Panel Weighs Killing Resurrected Minimum Wage
• HHS Bulletin Raises HIPAA Risks For Online Tracking Vendors
• FDIC's Gruenberg, Other Biden Nominees Advance In Senate
• New DOJ Guidelines May Facilitate Student Loan Discharge
• Map Errors, Reg Issues Stymie Broadband Push, Sens. Told
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2022
• Citadel CEO Sues IRS Over Leak Of Tax Return Info
• CFTC Must Serve Ooki DAO Founders After Chat Box Uproar
• Fraud Ruling May Touch Identity-Conscious Contracting
• Senate Holds Likely Final Hearing For Judicial Picks Of 2022
• We Need Patent Reform To Free Markets Of Abusive Litigation
• Senate Confirms 1st Black Woman To 5th Circ.
• NLRB Adds Compensation To Remedies For Labor Violations
• AGs Want Stay Of Albertsons Dividend Injunction Denial
• SEC Wants DC Circ. To Deny Grayscale Bitcoin ETF Challenge
• Texas Challenges HHS Sexual Orientation, Gender ID Rule
• Fed Spared Default Loss In Custodia Master Account Suit
• Colo. State Lawyers Underpaid, Agency Tells Lawmakers
• DOL Benefits Arm's $1.4B Recovery Lowest In 5 Years
• EU Rolls Out New State Aid Rules For Broadband
• FCC Seeks Fines Over Phone Disconnection Info
• Coast Guardsmans' Suit Stayed Pending Vax Mandate Repeal
• Trade Court Tosses Importer's Challenge To Solar Duty 'Error'
• Broadband Maps Need Speed Test Data, FCC Told
• Senate Confirms Delaware Justice To 3rd Circ.
• Supreme Court Won't Block Calif.'s Flavored Tobacco Ban
• 6th Circ. Tosses Ky. Mask-Rejecting Atty's Firing Suit
• Key Republican Says Gensler's SEC Will Answer To Congress
• US Looks To Drop Adult Flint Residents' Water Claims
• DC Circ. Wary Of Axing Obstruction Charge From Jan. 6 Suits
• EPA Says It Will Address States, Groups' Lead Rule Issues
• Where Kavanaugh May Land On SEC In-House Court Issue
• How 2022 Became A Landmark Year For Election Litigation
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NTIA Kicks Off $1.5B Plan To Deploy Open Radio Networks
• Supreme Court To Resume Announcing Opinions From Bench
• NJ OKs $27 Hike To Annual Atty Discipline Fee
• Pa. GOP Says Vacancies Undo Democrats' House Majority
• What To Know About CFPB's Financial Data Rights Proposal
• What Maine Offshore Wind Road Map Will Mean For Industry
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• CFPB Eyes Registry For Tracking Potential 'Repeat Offenders'
• Atty's 'Rambling Tirade' On Court Mask Rule Gets Suit Tossed
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Garland Was Right To Name Special Counsel In Trump Probes
• Detroit Says Updated Cannabis Ordinance Is Constitutional
• Harbor Org. Can Join NY's High Court Fight Over Policing Pact
• LA Street Vendors Slam 'No-Vending' Zones As Discriminatory
• Bristol-Myers, Cruise Attys Among New USPTO Advisors
• Warren, Toomey Bill Seeks To Open Blinds On Fed Reserve
• Trade Groups Urge High Court To Take Up Hotel ADA Fight
• 9th Circ. Revives Native Student's Graduation Cap Suit
• Celsius To Hold Customer Crypto, Alex Jones' Personal Ch. 11
• Reform Group Lobs Ethics Complaint At CFTC's Pham
• NJ Lawmaker Unveils Proposal To Bolster Kids' Digital Privacy
• Biden Urged To Block Fed Aid For Anti-Abortion Enforcement
• Dem Trio Decries Dreamer-Border Deal As 'Inhumane'
• The Biggest Environmental Insurance Stories In 2022
• Fed Circ. Says SBA Exempt From Size Standard Law Change
• Unvaxxed NY Judge Sues Court Over 'Exile' From Courthouse
• CFPB's MoneyGram Case Halted As High Court Fight Looms
• Centene Stockholder Sues In Alleged Medicaid Fraud Scheme
• Ethanol Industry Groups Attack Fuel Economy Standards
• Lawmakers Ask Consulting Firms For Foreign Gov't Work Info
• Sober Home Brings Fight With NJ Town To 3rd Circ.
• SBF 'Willing' To Go Before House Panel With Current FTX CEO
• FCC Chief Visits NM For Tribal Library Program Kickoff
• 8th Circ. Mostly Backs Religious Groups' Trans Policy Block
• DHS Suspending Work Regulations for Ethiopian Students
• Navigating The Fast-Evolving Global ESG Antitrust Terrain
• Language Access Key To Closing Digital Divide, FCC Told
• EPA Proposes New Ban On HFCs
• FCC Republican Lauds House Push For Satellite Rules Bill
• DC Circ. Could Rein In Outlier On Jan. 6 Obstruction Charges
• Tribes Can Intervene In Utah Monuments Litigation
• Justices Take Up Ban On Encouraging Illegal Immigration
• Ohio Mansion Owner Can't Demolish Zoning Law, Panel Says
• Montana Judge Takes Senior Status, Creating New Vacancy
• Cosby, Trump Suits 'Just The Beginning' As NY Law Kicks In
• FAR Council Proposal Adds Teeth To Climate Disclosure Rules
• What EPA Designation Of PFAS As Hazardous Means For Cos.
• Jan. 6 Committee Should Not Issue Criminal Referrals
• Special Master Review Of Trump Docs Comes To A Close
• After FTX, SEC Advises Cos. To Disclose Crypto Risks
• Full 9th Circ. Backs BIA Child Endangerment Deportation
• DOJ's Only Wage-Fixing Trial Conviction Results In Probation
• Texas Abortion Provider Gets Bounty-Hunter Suit Tossed
• Sen. Rand Paul Blocks Package Raising Fees For Big Mergers
• Bankman-Fried Hit With Campaign Finance Complaint
• Court Won't Freeze Oregon's Ammo Magazine Cap
• Study Finds Fault With USCIS' Sex-Trafficking Visa Program
• 8th Circ. Won't Rehear Decision On SD Casino Tax Rules
• Ethics Chair Struggles Over Whether Giuliani Crossed A Line
• Judge Refuses To Halt LA's Pot License Lottery
• GOP AGs Join Fight Against CFPB's Anti-Bias Exam Policy
• Wash. Justices Side With Regulator In Insurers' Venue Dispute
• Amazon Says Calif. AG Price Floor Suit Lacks 'Coordination'
• FCC Says Telecoms Must Block Student Loan Scam Calls
• Time For A New Look At Interlocking Board Directorate History
• Lawmakers Say Oil Rig Decommission Practices Must Improve
• ITC Says Russian, Czech Rubber Aren't Harming US Biz
• Broadcasters, Musicians Still Fighting Over Radio Rights
• State AGs Are Realizing Power Of False Claims Statutes
• Mich. Appeals Scrapping Of Groundwater PFAS Rules
• Teamsters Pension Fund Gets $36B To Stave Off Benefit Cuts
• House Bill Would Block Taxes On Broadband Grants
• OCC Report Urges Bank Caution Amid Economic Uncertainty
• 5th Circ. Lets Energy Cos. Intervene In Power Grid Law Fight
• Meta, WhatsApp Ask Justices Not To Touch Spyware Ruling
• Lawmakers Told Of 'Stealth Missionaries' Lobbying Justices
• Senate Confirms Ohio Judge, Committee Advances 5 Picks
• 6th Circ. Takes On Kentucky Abortion Clinic's 'Buffer Zone'
• Calif. EV Battery Recycling Plans Could Set National Trend
• Feds Ask High Court To Vacate YouTube Terrorism Ruling
• Sens. Prod Regulators On Crypto's Banking Ties After FTX
• Maryland Federal Judge Hazel To Resign In February
• Employee Pay Takeaways From Computer Startup Time Ruling
• House Passes $858B Defense Bill For 2023
• Pa. Court Says Suits Over Giant Eagle's Mask Policy Are Moot
• House Probe Rips Snyder, NFL For Toxic Workplace In Report
• Marriage Equality Bill Heads To Biden After House Approval
• FDA Graphic Cigarette Warnings Go Up In Smoke
• Feds To Appeal Order Striking Trump-Era Title 42 Policy
• Native Leaders Lobby White House On Canada Mining Threats
• SEC To Unveil Plan For Major Stock Market Overhaul
• Fox Tells Panel Smartmatic Coverage Was Newsworthy
• Texas Tells Justices Section 230 Isn't For Terrorist Content
• State Consumer Cops Put High-Cost Lending, Fees In Sights
• Chauvin Prosecutor Among 4 Attys Elevated To Federal Bench
• SEC's Peirce Tells Panel That Climate Plan Is A Distraction
• Asylum Program May Be Faster But Not Fairer, Study Finds
• DC Circ. Presses Texas On EPA Ozone Designation Harms
• Scandal-Plagued DC Housing Agency Faces Reform Demands
• Ariz. AG Wants Native Voting Rights Suit Consolidated
• Russian Agent Used Condos To Launder Money, Feds Say
• Boeing Tells Fed. Circ. Lower Court Can Hear Contract Dispute
• 3rd Circ. Rules FERC Can Defend Power Market Subsidy Rule
• Red States Challenging Carbon Metric Face Tough 5th Circ.
• Critics Say Kids Online Safety Bill Violates 1st Amendment
• Wireless Trade Group Renews Push For Dedicated Airwaves
• Ohio Justices Send Solar Fees Case Back To Clarify Tax Issue
• SG Asks Justices To Overturn Terror Aid Decision
• FDA's Food Program Lacks Leadership, Report Says
• New Biden Plan Aims To Slash Federal Building Emissions
• DOI Sells First Pacific Wind Power Leases For $757M
• Cannabis Banking Proponents Eye Next Move After Bill Cut
• Texas Power Report Falls Short On Winter Risks, Other Issues
• Assessing 2 FCPA Actions Under Lens Of Corp. Crime Memos
• Okla. Transportation Dept. Drops Highway Suits Against BIA
• Missing Docs Don't Justify Total Penalty Rate, Hyundai Argues
• Ex-Neustar Exec Can't Hurry Fee Case From Trump RICO Suit
• DC Circ. Panel Doubtful On Trump Immunity For Capitol Riot
• Giuliani Wrangled 'Chaotic' Trump Campaign HQ, Staffers Say
• SEC Seeks Input On Tax Effects Of Stock Buyback Plan
• Horse-Racing Authority Given Too Much Power, 6th Circ. Told
• Energy Exec Tells Texas Panel Beto's Tweets Defamed Him
• Judicial Security Measure Included In Must-Pass Defense Bill
• Ga. Island Vacation Home Owners Drop Short-Term Rental Suit
• Energy Groups Challenge EPA Coal Ash Regulatory Changes
• Labor Woes Aren't Trucking 'Emergency' In Proposed Rule
• Liberal Justices Not Alone In Skepticism Of Election Case
• Mass. Man Gets 7 Years For $50M Energy Grant Scheme
• Fla. County Fights Tax Bill On Property In Neighboring County
• Justices Skeptical About Limits On Gov't FCA Dismissal Right
• Juul Founders Say NY's Illict Marketing Claims Must Fall
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