Public Policy Archive » March, 2023

Public Policy - March, 2023

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• ICJ Says US Terrorism-Victim Rules Violate Treaty With Iran
• DC Circ. Urged To Overturn Shrimp Boat Ruling
• DC Judge Grants IRS Win In Dispute With Ayahuasca Church
• Asylum Protections Don't Apply Outside US, Feds Tell 9th Circ.
• SEC Faces Broad Pushback On Market Reform Proposals
• US, Mexico Reach 2nd USMCA Deal On Mexican Auto Plant
• New Laws For Courts, Attys, Workers On Ga. Gov.'s Desk
• Auto Cos. Gain Little Clarity In EV Battery Sourcing Rule
• 4th Circ. To Weigh Standard To Decide NC Bias Case's Fate
• Fund Slams FCC's Procedural Maneuvers In $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Trump's Turning Himself In. Here's What Happens Next
• BIA Wants Tribe's School Funding Suit Tossed Again
• 4 States Join Challenge Of JetBlue's $3.8B Spirit Airlines Buy
• McAfee Says Favre Using Defamation Suit To Stifle Critics
• California Wins EPA Green Light For Heavy Duty Truck Regs
• State Lawmakers Call On Biden To Pursue WTO Climate Truce
• Colo. Regulators Defend Order To Rein In Oil Co.'s Violations
• Oregon State Profs Spar Over Feds' Tree-Removal Policy
• Texas Justices Keep Houston Firefighters' Wage Claims Alive
• DOJ Antitrust Head Calls No-Poach Prosecutions 'Righteous'
• Unions, Dem AGs Tell Justices To Keep Religious Burden Test
• AmerisourceBergen Seeks Toss Of DOJ's Opioid Suit
• Refiners, Biofuels Take On EPA Renewable Fuel Regs
• Idaho Health Dept. Sued Over THC Tests Of Pregnant Women
• Ex-Rep.'s Trial Holds Clues For Depoliticizing Trump Case
• Right-Wing Twitter Influencer Convicted Of Voter Deception
• Dominion Wins False Statement Claim In Mixed Fox Ruling
• Calif. Bar Aims To Block Ex-DC Judge From Eastman's Case
• 5 Pointers For Game Cos. Facing Calif. Kids Privacy Law
• 1st Public Filing In Trump Case Shows DA Got OK To Disclose
• Ky. Gov. Signs Bill To Legalize Medical Cannabis
• Fight Over 1st Circ. Pick Shows Client Lists Are Fair Game
• Connecticut Wants Atty's Suit Over Gun Ban In Parks Tossed
• CFPB Proposal Could Revolutionize Credit Card Late Fees
• Manhattan DA Fires Back At House GOP On Trump Indictment
• Energy Dept. Poised To Unleash A Gusher Of Loans
• Treasury Sets April 18 Start For EV Credit Sourcing Rules
• States Reaffirm Bid To Return Google Ad Tech Case To Texas
• Ohio Bill Targets Hedge Fund Home Buyers With New Tax
• Wash. Federal Judge Blocks Seattle Airport Deportation Ban
• FCC Considers More Protections For Low Power TV
• Old Disney District Board's Deals Likely Legal, Experts Say
• Private Equity Deals Getting Closer Antitrust Scrutiny
• Meet The Atty Fighting For Trump In NY Hush-Money Case
• Biden Calls For Bringing Back Tougher Regional Bank Rules
• FTC's Slaughter 'Sad & Disappointed' By Wilson Exit
• 5th Circ. Changes Course, Backs Austin Billboard Rule
• Durbin Tells Online Game Cos. To Delete Extremist Content
• DC Must Face 'Stop and Frisk' Policy Constitutional Challenge
• BLM Would Promote Conservation On Federal Land With Rule
• 7th Circ. Revives 'Junk Fax' Suit But Bemoans 'Litigiousness'
• Detroit's Newest Federal Judge Takes The Bench
• Ga.'s DA Oversight Bill Elicits Hope And Fear In Legal Circles
• Kentucky Lawmakers Approve Medical Cannabis Legalization
• Some Expert Claims Nixed In Del. Dominion-Fox Trial Workup
• House Passes Massive Energy Bill, Expected To Die In Senate
• Online Sports Betting Bill Scores At North Carolina House
• EU Official Questions Criticism Of EU, US Enforcers Talking
• Big Pot Cos. Blast NY's Retail Rollout In New Statement
• Ex-Fugees Rapper Made $100M In Influence Scams: Prosecutors
• Pa. Superior Court Says Late Debt Collection Letters Are OK
• UN Experts Call For Curbing Tax Arbitration In Int'l Trade Deals
• GSA Lays Out Best Practices For Feds Buying 5G Tech
• ​​​​​​​Tribes, Gov't Score $500K For Seattle Superfund Cleanup
• Law Profs Push Mich. High Court To Cut 'Adopt And Amend'
• US Citizens Urge Court To Let Them Defend Parole Programs
• Sierra Club Tells DC Circ. FERC Botched Pipeline GHG Review
• Ex-CEO Whistleblower Nets $12M In Hospital's $69M FCA Deal
• SBA Proposal May Boost Use Of Small-Business Contractors
• Ex-ComEd Exec Says Favors Didn't Guarantee Speaker's Help
• Judge Says FTC Won't Need To Give Meta More Market Info
• Robbins Geller Will Lead Certified FirstEnergy Investor Class
• Leased Police Facility Wasn't Publicly Funded, Pa. Panel Says
• Trump Indicted In NY After Hush-Money Probe
• Biz Group Pushes For $500K Bond In 'Patent Troll' Case
• Coinbase Must Face Investor Security Suit In San Francisco
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• DHS Asks 9th Circ. To Restore Trump's Immigration Bond Rule
• Firm Wants 9th Circ. Redo On Malicious Prosecution Coverage
• CFPB Rolls Out Long-Awaited Small-Biz Lending Data Rule
• Wells Fargo To Pay $98M For Sanctions Violations
• Judge Blocks Some Evidence In DOL Battery Co. Wage Suit
• Pa. Amusement Parks Beat Families' Mask Mandate Challenge
• Wash. House OKs Bill To Block Preemployment Pot Tests
• Mass. Top Court Blesses Boston's COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Senate Easily Confirms Red-State Biden Judicial Pick
• Media Union Wants In On $8.6B Tegna Deal Fight At DC Circ.
• Adult Entertainment Cos. Push For A Win In NYC Zoning Fight
• Army Corps Says Gold Co.'s Suit Is Too Early, In Wrong Court
• Fed Slams Custodia's Bid For Master Account 'Rubber Stamp'
• Fla. Town Can't Invoke Anti-SLAPP To Evade Suit, Says Court
• USDA Must Revisit Decision Over Research Primates' Care
• Unsealed Fox Docs Show Dominion Vote Fraud Claim Doubts
• Mayorkas Calls Out 'Broken' System In DHS Budget Defense
• DOJ Merger Enforcer Denies 'Shadow' Settlements
• FTC's Bedoya Says Oft-Ignored Pricing Statute Still Good Law
• FCC To Vote On Reviewing Risks Of Foreign Stakes In Carriers
• 5th Circ. Nixed Telecom Fund Protest, But Will Others Agree?
• Senate Bill Would See FDIC Claw Back Failed Bank Exec Pay
• Calif. Tribe, Fisherman Sue Feds Over Water Levels
• Only Congress Can Fix NIL, College Leaders Claim In Hearing
• Amazon To Face Trimmed Biometric Data Suit
• Gensler Says SEC 'Stretched Thin' By Crypto Crackdown
• Boston Warned Of Sanctions In Case Of Man Shot By Police
• Feds Sued Over Demolition Plans For Historic Tribal Hospital
• Mass. Pot Regulator Closes Store, Citing Owner's Threats
• Biden Admin. Offers Tribes $8.9M In Transportation Funds
• NY Prosecutors Drop Ex-SocGen Execs' Libor Rigging Case
• T-Mobile Wants Temporary FCC Licenses In 2.5 GHz Band
• Jewish Planned Parenthood Worker Gets Trial On Firing Claim
• Wash. Can Tax Federal Contractor's Costs For Turbine Work
• Fed's SVB Review Will Be 'Unflinching,' Lawmakers Told
• Meter-Reading Service Gets $18.5M Refund, Wash. Panel Says
• DOJ Official Says Defense Process Checks Overenforcement
• Delaware High Court Skeptical Of State's Monsanto PCB Suit
• La. Pushes To Amend Suit Over New Horseracing Regulations
• Mic Maker Calls For New FCC Bandwidth Rules
• Senate Votes To End Gulf, Iraq War Authorizations
• Commerce Makes Human Rights 'Explicit' Basis For Entity List
• Conversion Therapy Ban Violates Free Speech, Justices Told
• FERC Says Block Of Pa.-NJ Pipeline Work Is Unjustified
• Commissioner Sues Ga. County Over Redistricting Map
• Wyden Presses Automakers To Divulge Potential Xinjiang Ties
• Employee COVID Protocols After National Emergency Ends
• Mich. Couple Say Inspection Laws Violate 4th Amendment
• Senate Votes To Unwind Biden Water Rule Amid Veto Threat
• Why The SVB Collapse Is Not A 2008 Repeat Story
• 3M Says Fired Staffer's Vaccination Case Must Be Tossed
• Mo. City Revives Bid To Toss AT&T Tower Zoning Challenge
• 5th Circ. Says Ousted Councilman Didn't Act Quickly Enough
• Israeli Law Firm Asks DC Circ. To Revive GILTI Suit
• A Tale Of 2 State Tax Sourcing Decisions: The Pa. Court's Path
• Judge OKs Work Permits For Highly Skilled Workers' Spouses
• CFPB's Chopra Scopes Nonbank Risks Amid Banking Turmoil
• Wilson Sonsini Snags Ex-FERC Attorney From Pierce Atwood
• Pittsburgh Says 'Jock Tax' Is Within City's Taxing Authority
• Attys Banned From Twitter Want Suit Back In Fla. State Court
• Ohio Medical Malpractice Deadline Dooms Patient Death Case
• Trump NY Grand Jury Set To Break For Month After Key Testimony
• 4th Circ. Backs Va. Permit For $6B Mountain Valley Gas Line
• Justice Jackson Is On A Majority Streak. It Won't Last.
• DOL Can't Transfer Suit Over ESG Investing Rule Out Of Texas
• Schultz Says Starbucks Didn't Break Law During Union Drive
• Judges, Justices Face Stricter Hospitality Disclosure Rules
• Whistleblower Grafting Old Claim On New Suit, Skin Co. Says
• Wis. Tribe Can't Escape Bankruptcy Rules, Justices Told
• Trump Can't Dodge Libel Claim In Writer's Rape Suit
• Ex-ComEd Exec Testifies Utility Made Hires To Please Madigan
• Burford Asks Court To Nix Sysco's Litigation Funding Suit
• Fox Stuck With Fired Producer's Claims In $1.6B Del. Suit
• Judicial Committee Floats Rule To Aid MDL Case Management
• 9th Circ. Says Forest Service Not Liable For Fire Notice
• 2nd Circ. Trims Scope Of NY Cannabis License Injunction
• Asylum Officers Slam Biden's 'Draconian' Asylum Changes
• Garland Details Need For Immigration, Civil Rights Funding Hike
• CFTC Chair Warns Of 'Disaster,' Mass Layoffs If Budget Is Cut
• Ex-Sales Reps. Say Company Owes Them Amid FTC Action
• Fed, FDIC Officials Back Stronger Rules After Bank Blowups
• Mayorkas Refuses To Dignify Insult-Laden Resignation Calls
• Calif.'s Local Soda Tax Ban Is Unconstitutional, Court Affirms
• Missouri Judges Affirm Class Cert. In Netflix, Hulu Fees Case
• Trump Grand Jury Not Slated To Reconvene This Week
• Feds May Need To Verify If Trump Docs Were Declassified
• Justices Question Post-Dobbs Bar On Georgia Abortion Law
• Consumer Group Blasts 5th Circ.'s FCC Subsidy Fund Ruling
• Ex-Soccer Player, BBC Presenter Wins £4.9M Tax Appeal
• US, Japan Sign Unorthodox Deal On Critical Minerals For EVs
• Walmart Gets Partial Win In FTC Money Transfer Suit
• Commerce Dept.'s Spectrum Study Expected To Last 2 Years
• Judge Says ICE Must Widen Detention Policies FOIA Search
• A Tale Of 2 State Tax Sourcing Decisions: The Va. Court's Path
• Groups Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Attack On Mich. Power Rule
• La., EPA Cross Swords Over Cross-Border Clean Air Rule
• Judge Questions Pausing Eviction Of NYC Sculpture Garden
• Del. Lawmakers Approve Marijuana Decriminalization Again
• GOP Reps. Ask Appropriations Panel To Bar OECD Funding
• Feds Ordered To Resume Oil And Gas Lease Sales In ND
• DC Circ. Asked To Force FCC's Hand On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Vanda Can See FDA Docs On Drug Label Denial, Judge Says
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• EU Prosecutor Calls For Better VAT Fraud Detection
• Bipartisan Pair Of Senators Again Pushes H-1B Visa Changes
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Tyson Foods Employees' COVID-19 Suit
• How State Laws Are Taking On Clean Energy Project Protests
• Proposed Broadcast Ban On Sports Betting Ads Is Overbroad
• NY Atty Grievance Committee Procedures To Be Released
• Google Sanctioned For Chat Deletion In App Store Suit
• The Road Ahead For Crypto Legislation In New Jersey
• 1st Circ. Sides With Mass. Town In Scuba Diving Rules Row
• 'Bridgegate' Drivers Say Court Misread State Law In Cert. Fight
• Navarro Loses 'Contrived' Bid To Pause Docs Handover
• Biden's Wage Chief Nom Clears Committee After Delay
• Biden EEOC Nominee Kotagal Cleared For Full Senate Vote
• 5 Ways House Jan. 6 Panel Will Alter Congressional Probes
• High Court Recasts Nature Of Time Bar In Quiet Title Act
• Calif. Lawmakers Sign Off On Bill Targeting Oil, Gas Profits
• 7th Circ. Revives Ill. Student's Pandemic Tuition Refund Suit
• Coinbase's Wells Notice Is Business As Usual For The SEC
• Texas Attys. Can't Lead Class In Abortion Row, Judge Told
• Fed's Barr Says SVB Failure Was 'Textbook Mismanagement'
• Smartmatic Must Produce Litigation Finance Docs In Fox Suit
• OxyChem Targets Rivals For River Cleanup Costs
• Kansas Supreme Court Skeptical Of Laws Restricting Abortion
• FTC Gets Meta Re-Review Of 'Over-Privileged' Docs
• How Kickbacks Became King In False Claims Act Litigation
• Fishermen Cast Guilty Pleas For Cheating In Ohio Contest
• FTC, DOJ Both Eyeing AI Competition Issues
• Mich. Supreme Court OKs Couple's 2-State Tax Break
• House Passes Bill To Restrict Undersea Cable Exports
• Green Groups Demand Feds Guard Pacific, Caribbean Corals
• Orgs Chide Biden Admin's 'Broad' Deportation Felony Stance
• Psychedelics Policy Roundup: RI Sens. Pitch Psilocybin Bill
• Pot Testing Lab Says Mass. Regulators Harassed Employees
• Biden's FAA Nominee Blames 'Cheap' Attacks For Withdrawal
• New Biden Directive Boosts Printed Circuit Board Production
• Army Corps Needs More Time To Review Mich. Pipeline Plans
• Ditch NC Libel Law Challenge, DA Says After Pulling Charges
• Mich. Regulators To Study Expanding Nuclear Energy
• FCC Staff Shouldn't Decide Carrier Reg Fight, Agency Told
• Ex-Health Workers Seek DOJ's DaVita Docs In No-Poach Suit
• Pa. Justices Split On $100M Bond, Sink Cap-And-Trade Appeal
• Atty's Pool Rentals Prompt Lawsuit From Mass. Town
• Enviro Groups Seek To Revive Suit Over Miss. River Plan
• Ga. Voter Fights Bid To End Suit Against '2000 Mules' Creators
• Ex-Tabloid CEO Testifies In Trump Hush-Money Probe
• Trooper To Get State Police Harassment Docs For Cuomo Suit
• Biden Moves To Curb Government Use Of Spy Software
• Is ESG Conduct Exempt From Antitrust Scrutiny?
• Arizona Drops ARPA Case Over Pandemic Tax Clawbacks
• Ex-Producer Says Fox Fired Her After Dominion Depo Suit
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• 9th Circ. Greenlights Wash. Forest Thinning Project
• Lawmakers Say DOJ Rejection Of Trump Immunity Too Narrow
• BLM Sued Over Tree-Removal Plans In Eastern Nevada
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Bid To Boost Fees In COVID-19 Worship Case
• NYC Restaurants Eye Long Wait For Law On Outdoor Dining
• IEEE Patent Licensing Policy Updates Need Clarity
• Former Prosecutors Condemn Threats To Manhattan DA
• Supreme Court Declines Steel Tariff Challenge
• Industry Presses FCC For Enhanced Flight Vision Radar Rules
• Dormant Commerce Clause Issues Are Evolving In Cannabis
• How Credit Unions Can Prepare For 3-Day Cyber Report Rule
• High Court Declines Appeal Of Puerto Rico Law Nullification
• Ga. DA Must Answer Trump Bid To End Election Probe
• First Citizens To Buy Failed Silicon Valley Bank From FDIC
• Justices Accept Hotel Co. Case On ADA Standing
• Justices Ask For SG Input On BofA Escrow Interest Fight
• RFK Jr. Sues Biden Admin. Alleging Social Media Censorship
• New Utah Laws Set Social Media Curfew For Children, Teens
• 5 Things To Know About The US-Canada Asylum Rule
• Opioid Theory Reaches 'Alcohol, Guns, Phones,' 4th Circ. Told
• Students Sue Texas A&M Officials For Canceled Drag Show
• Researchers Agree To Drop DMCA Fight But Plan To Appeal
• Okla. Must Drop Prosecutions Of Native Americans, Tribes Say
• Texas Justices Say AG Can Argue In Dallas Pension Fight
• Groups Nab Deal To Protect Oregon Salmon From Logging
• GOP Senators Say Fed Missed Signs Of SVB's Poor Health
• DOJ Appealing Block Of Realtor Antitrust Probe
• BIA Says Choice Of Law Tied To Charging Court
• Free Trade Deals Are 'Part Of The Problem,' Tai Says
• SEC Weighs Requiring More Disclosure From Private Startups
• Michigan Governor Signs Bill To Repeal Right-To-Work Law
• Up Next At High Court: Inducing Migration, Speech Or Crime?
• 7th Circ. Northwestern Ruling Eases ERISA Pleading Standard
• 7th Circ. Ends Illinois Politician's Ballot-Access Bid For Good
• 'Lenity' Should Apply To Obstruction Cases, AILA Tells Justices
• Florida Governor Signs Tort Reform Bill Into Law
• FinCEN Issues First Guidance On Beneficial Ownership
• Limit Stock Buyback Tax's Rules, Groups Tell IRS
• NYPD Can't Dodge Suit Over Expansive DNA Database
• Tribes Can't Halt Nevada Lithium Mine Project, Judge Rules
• Icahn Calls Illumina's Grail Move 'A New Low' Amid Proxy War
• Tossing Transgender Challenge An 'Injustice,' 2nd Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Upholds FCC's Universal Service Fund
• DOJ, Google Can't 'Do Nothing' In Ad Tech Rocket Docket
• DC Circ. Calls For More Info On Tribal COVID Funding
• USPTO To Start Pretrial Pilot Program At TTAB
• Fox, Dominion Slam Experts As $1.6B Defamation Trial Nears
• Popular Bank Fine Shines PPP Fraud Spotlight On Lenders
• Iowa's Top Court Slams Door On 'Protectionist' Grid Law
• Fox Can't Shield Ex-Producer's Claims On Dominion Depo
• Blackbaud Shows SEC Is Serious On Cyber Incident Reporting
• Where DOJ's Focus On Criminal Corporate Trade May Lead
• Biden Brings Labor To The Trade Advisory Committee Table
• What Esports Ruling Means For College Title IX Compliance
• Calif. Tribe's Bid To Halt Trinity River Winter Flow Barred Again
• Russian Emails Behind DA Bomb Hoax Amid Trump Probe
• Key Takeaways In Ex-NY Lt. Gov.'s Tossed Bribery Charges
• High Court Bankruptcy Ruling Is A Warning To Joint Obligors
• New Shortlist For NY Chief Judge Includes 3 From High Court
• Washington State Justices Uphold Capital Gains Tax
• Split En Banc 5th Circ. Upholds Block Of Fed. Worker Vax Rule
• SD Tribe Seeks Repatriation Of Child's Remains
• Judge Rejects Ex-CIA Coder's 'Frivolous' Recusal Bid
• New Cases Give Insight On Corporate Resolution: DOJ Official
• Telecom, Cybersecurity Bills Clear House Committee
• Texas Sues To Kill Lesser-Prairie-Chicken Protections
• FTC Blasts Illumina's 'Conspiracy Theory' Over Grail Deal
• Charter Pans Report On Cost Of Replacing Old Utility Poles
• 10th Circ. Hears Latest Fight Over Okla. Criminal Jurisdiction
• House GOP Can't Override Biden's Veto Of ESG Rule Rollback
• Trump Insists To DC Circ. He Has Immunity From Jan. 6 Suits
• Ex-Trump Aide Wants Email Ruling Paused Amid Appeal
• Sens. Press Trade Rep. Tai On Market Access, Transparency
• Stripping Ads From Hate Sites Violates Antitrust: GOP Rep
• Wash. Justices Say Notice Required When Suing Gov. Workers
• Juries Not Buying DOJ Antitrust Labor Push As Losses Mount
• Motel Can't Get 2nd Shot At City Zoning Suit, 5th Circ. Rules
• Blinken Touts Improved Visa Processing Delays To Congress
• Mich. Utility Execs Stress Patience, Investment After Outages
• Ex-Township GC Loses Fight Over Firing
• Iowa Joins Privacy Law Trend, Putting More Heat On Congress
• FCC Says Next Broadband Maps Will Be 'Noticeably Better'
• Trade Groups Can Intervene To Fight EPA Water Rule
• Mont. Senate Bill Seeks Tax Break For Wireless Infrastructure
• Texas Bill To Subsidize New Gas Plants Draws Fire At Hearing
• House Dems Introduce Bills To Improve VA IT Acquisitions
• Ga. Gov. Signs Bill Limiting Gender-Affirming Care For Youths
• Google Fights Bid To Move AG's Ad Tech Case Back To Texas
• 9th Circ. To Rehear Mexican Father's Bid To Stay In US
• Enviro Review Uncertainty After 4th Circ. NEPA Ruling
• Florida Legislature Passes Tort Reform Measure
• COVID-19 Flexibilities For Immigration Deadlines To End Soon
• Ex-Ga. Governor's Farm Sues County Over Zoning Denial
• What NY Banks Should Know About Virtual Custody Updates
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Jury In Trump Rape Suit Will Remain Anonymous, Judge Says
• Biden To Get Another NJ Vacancy With Judge's Resignation
• Raytheon Ineligible For Reduced NY Tax Rate, ALJ Rules
• Mass. City Strikes CWA Deal Over Sewage Releases Into River
• Pa. Court Dismisses GOP Suit Over Counties' Ballot Curing
• NY Courts See 2nd Bomb Hoax Amid Trump Grand Jury Probe
• Commerce Tags Canadian, German Cos. For Failed Checks
• Next Steps For Counsel Under Latest DOJ Disclosure Policy
• Skeptical Congress Grills TikTok CEO Over Security Concerns
• Manhattan DA Blasts GOP Demand For Trump Grand Jury Info
• 2nd Circ. Says CFPB Funding Structure Is Constitutional
• Wyoming Judge Blocks State's Abortion Ban, For Now
• Advocates Call On Biden To Bolster Refugee Program
• Students Push Elite Schools For More Docs In Aid Fixing Case
• Vax Injunction Against Air Force Not Moot, 6th Circ. Told
• Discovery 'Goes Far Beyond' Class's Asks, Marriott Says
• FTC Says Gov't Impostors Often Target Native Americans
• Commerce Sears European Mushrooms With Steep Duties
• Fort Sill Apache Tribe Seeks End To Casino Land Challenge
• Sen. Manchin Signs On To Sink Biden Water Rule
• White House Report Says Crypto Hasn't Delivered On Benefits
• Pa. Gov. Calls For State-Level Public Defender Funding
• Texas Taps Think Tanks As Co-Counsel In Biden Lawsuits
• Calif. State Sen. Proposes Landmark Bill Banning Caste Bias
• TikTok CEO To Distance App From China At House Hearing
• Norfolk Southern CEO Treads Carefully In Rail Regs Debate
• Fed's Powell Sees 'Clear' Need For Stronger Bank Oversight
• SVB And FDIC May Be At Cross-Purposes In Ch. 11
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Okla. Eyes More Control Over Market
• Think Tank Says Doomsday Deal Fears Often Don't Pan Out
• Hedge Fund Wants To 'Bully' Feds On Tegna Deal, Unions Say
• Moderna Exec Stands By COVID-19 Vaccine Price Increase
• Fox, Dominion Warned Against Calling Surprise Live Testimony
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Challenge To VA Agent Orange Benefit Limits
• Ex-ComEd GC Details Pressure To Hire Madigan-Backed Firm
• Sunak Releases Tax Details After Opposition Pressure
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Behind Controversial Bill Cops To COVID Fraud
• Task Force Needed For Next-Gen TV Transition, FCC Told
• FCC Could Require 'All-In' Cable, Satellite Bill Disclosures
• Schumer Boosts Embattled 1st Circ. Pick
• EPA Chief Says Biden Budget Increase Needed For Mission
• Texas House Committee Weighs Legality Of Business Court Bill
• Trial Court Pick Stumped By GOP Senator In Judiciary Hearing
• Texas District Judge Resigning From Bench In May
• NY Grand Jury Vote Delayed In Trump Hush-Money Case
• GOP Banking Chair Urges Caution On Broader FDIC Coverage
• Banks And Beneficial Ownership: Striking The Right Balance
• Home Health Execs Acquitted In Latest DOJ Antitrust Loss
• SEC Expands Push To Require Electronic Filings
• Senate Confirms Magistrate Judge To Fill Colorado Vacancy
• Calif. US Atty Creates New Path For Post-Conviction Review
• Could The Supreme Court Legalize Marijuana Federally?
• Enviros Press DC Circ. To Block NJ Pipeline Project Work
• DC Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Navy Worker's Vax Mandate Suit
• 8th Circ. Won't Review Block Of Religious Trans Care Rule
• Judge Denies Chicago Cubs' Bid To Bar Exhibits In ADA Suit
• DirecTV Resolves Dispute, Brings Back Newsmax
• DOL Reopens Comments On Transaction Waiver Proposal
• Okla. Justices OK Abortions That Preserve Women's Lives
• Peaceful Protests Protected Under Riot Law, DeSantis Says
• Cherokee Nation's Trust Audit Suit Time-Barred, Feds Assert
• Treasury Gets Crypto Mixer Sanctions Suit Sent To Austin
• Fox Can't Use Guests To Duck Defamation Suit, Dominion Says
• Trump Bid To End Ga. Election Probe Premature, Experts Say
• Fox Drops Bid To Block Producer's Suit Over Dominion Depo
• GOP House Committee Leaders Investigating CMS Data Breach
• NC Democrats Introduce Bill To Ban Gendered Pay Bias
• 9th Circ. Weighs Tribal Opposition To Ariz. Copper Mine
• Korean American Groups Rip Union's Stance On Tegna Deal
• Texas Power Market Faces 'Chaos' After Pricing Order Axed
• NFL Hall Of Famers' Defamation Brawl Shifts To Federal Court
• FERC Says It Lacks Jurisdiction Over Florida LNG Facility
• Tribes Can't Intervene To Defend EPA Water Rule, States Say
• La. Advocates Say State Bid For Asylum Info Tramples Rights
• Fla. Resorts Settle Whistleblower's PPP Fraud Claims
• Arkansas Federal Judge Says Bring On The Amici
• Yellen Says Even Smaller Banks Could Get Deposit Backstops
• FCC Looks Poised To Reject Mobile Sharing In 12 GHz Band
• Trump Can't Delay Trial In NY AG's 'Simple' Fraud Case
• Bezos, Magic Johnson Among Reported Commanders Suitors
• Ga.'s Raffensperger Wants End To Racial Gerrymander Suit
• 8 Proposals Texas Litigators Should Watch This Session
• TVA Fights To Save Tenn. Gas Turbines In Sierra Club Suit
• USPTO Set To Launch Financial Break For Small Businesses
• DOJ Vowed 'Difficult Cases.' It Still Bowed To UnitedHealth
• Okla. Cancels First Pot License Over 'Ghost Ownership'
• Insurer Can't Nix Hurricane Suit Over Venue, Texas Court Told
• NC Errs In Tax Credit Limit, Philip Morris Tells State Justices
• Treasury Clarifies Eligibility For Chips Tax Credit
• Commerce Fleshes Out 'Guardrails' For CHIPS Act Funding
• Texas Slams Feds' 'Judge Shopping' Claim In Funding Suit
• European Competition Enforcer Raids Energy Drink Co.
• Biden Designates New Nat'l Monuments In Conservation Push
• PFAS Water Regs' Compliance Costs May Spark Litigation
• IRS To Focus On Speed, Access, Enforcement, Official Says
• Chertoff Outlines Scope Of Dobbs Leak Probe Review
• Ariz. Gov. Orders Ban On Hairstyle Bias At State Agencies
• Nevada Inks $55M Deal After Losing FLSA Immunity Challenge
• DHS Says EB-5 Clarification Is Not Rule That Can Be Litigated
• Pennsylvania Is Gathering Momentum On Adult-Use Cannabis
• UK Tax Fraud Sentencing Boost Is Meaningless, Tax Pros Say
• Detroit Museum Fights To Keep Van Gogh Fight In 6th Circ.
• Harlem Globetrotters Sue SBA Over $10M COVID-19 Loan
• Ill. Judge Taking Senior Status, Giving Biden Another Vacancy
• DOJ Suit Over $3.8B JetBlue-Spirit Deal Set For October Trial
• NYC Courts On Edge Ahead Of Possible Trump Indictment
• Fox Producer Says Network Attys Coached Her 'Evasive' Depo
• Atty Tries To Regain License Via Ousted Fla. Prosecutor Case
• DC Circ. Mulls Copyrighted Regulations For 2nd Time
• SVB Can't Transfer Accounts From Silicon Valley, FDIC Says
• Justices Reject Challenge To Wash. Tribe's New Water Deal
• DeSantis Wants Fla. To Ban Gov't-Issued Digital Currency
• McGuireWoods Adds 3 To Government Affairs Arm
• EPA Wants Challenge To Chloroprene Air Pollution Reg Axed
• Calif. Tribal Group Seeks Win In DOI Recognition Suit
• DOJ Quietly Abandons UnitedHealth Merger Appeal
• NY Grand Jury Hears Trump-Friendly Testimony As Vote Nears
• Fox-Dominion Judge To Zero In On Fair Reporting Defense
• Regulators Extend SVB Bidding, Give OK To Signature Deal
• Michigan High Court To Hear Gym's COVID Shutdown Suit
• EPA's Hands Are Tied On Haze Plan, Wyo. Tells 10th Circ.
• Law Professors Pose Workaround For Biden If DACA Falls
• SG Makes Faint Appeal To Have Justices Drop Election Case
• Google Calls Sanctions Bid In Search Monopoly Case Too Late
• Energy Co. Wants To Join Nev. Burning Man Geothermal Suit
• Amazon Urges FCC To Update NGSO Satellite Rules Quickly
• The Appropriate Discount Rate For Natural Resource Damages
• GOP Reps. Accuse Mayorkas Of Hiding Migrant Release Data
• FCC Dem Says Spectrum Strategy Can Help With Climate
• Ore. Pot Biz Says Commerce Clause Protects Interstate Sale
• Philly Inks $9.75M Settlement With Residents, BLM Protestors
• Idaho Hospital To Stop Delivering Babies Amid Legal Dilemma
• Water Districts Want Justices' Take On FERC Hydropower Call
• Biden Announces New District Court Picks In 3 States
• Texas Bars HSBC From State Pensions Over ESG Policy
• FDA Urges Court To Keep Abortion Drug Regulations Intact
• CFPB Says High Court Review Shouldn't Halt TransUnion Case
• 4th Circ. Says Developer Missed Opportunity To Sue City
• High Court Tosses Immunity Ruling In Missouri Abortion Fight
• Enviros Win Intervention Bid In Utah Monument Suit
• Lithium Mine Case Marks Crossroads For Energy Storage Cos.
• Justices Skip Challenge To Ala. Grand Jury Secrecy Law
• MTA Seeks Pretrial Win In Disabled Subway Riders' Bias Suit
• House GOP Probes NY DA Over Possible Trump Indictment
• HHS Advisory Opinion Serves As Free Drug Program Guide
• Justices Urged To Shun DOJ's 'Boundless' Deportation Stance
• What To Know About The Texas Storm MDL 2 Years Later
• Feds Say Migrants Want Sanctions For 'Harmless' Documents
• Reading The Tea Leaves Of The FTC's Privacy Rulemaking
• 'Text To Vote' Twitter Scam Trial Opens After Judge Switch
• US, Argentina Squeeze Out Grape Juice Truce
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