Public Policy Archive » August, 2023

Public Policy - August, 2023

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• NLRB Escapes Suit Over 'Captive Audience' Memo
• DOI Calls Florida Casinos' Rehearing Arguments 'Straw Men'
• Grayscale Ruling May Force New SEC Tack On Bitcoin ETFs
• Houston Man Sues Over Rule Classifying Defendants' Info
• Arkansas' New Child Social Media Law Temporarily Blocked
• Texas Online Porn Age Check Law Blocked By Federal Court
• Fla. Judge Tosses Atty's Challenge To Trump's 2024 Eligibility
• Colo. Labor Lawyers Weigh In On Breast Pumping Bias Appeal
• DOJ Insists Apple Execs Must Testify In Google Search Trial
• FCC Fines Alaska Radio Broadcaster For Cutting AM Power
• Transco Pipeline Asks 3rd Circ. To Undo NGA Ruling
• Trans Health Fight At 6th Circ. May Tee Up High Court Battle
• Conn. Judiciary Wants Reinstatement Row Kept On Home Turf
• Judge Temporarily Blocks Texas Drag Performance Ban Bill
• Okla. Lawmakers, Tribes Sow Turmoil In Veto Suit, Gov. Says
• Ga. Tech Pays Fine To End Noncitizen Student's Bias Case
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Ore. Monument Case
• FTC OKs Deal Permitting NYSE Owner, Black Knight Merger
• Plan To Reschedule Pot Buoys Industry But Angers Reformers
• Texas Justices Allow Law Barring Gender Care For Kids
• Wisconsin Town Says Feds' Trespass Claims Unwarranted
• Trans Teens Say 11th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Affect Georgia Case
• Biden Officials Pushed To Give Exit Interviews On Afghanistan
• Forest Service Should Redo Tree Protections, Judge Says
• FCC Turns Focus To Rural 5G Fund Reforms
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Lawmakers Get Blunt About Pot Reforms They've Rolled Out
• Biden Admin Floats $15.5B To Convert Car Plants To EV
• Manufacturers' Counterclaims Too Late In EPA Pollution Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Reconsider Nixing Military COVID Vax Suit
• T-Mobile Ups Pressure To Reinstate FCC Spectrum Auctions
• Trio Of NY Lawsuits Alleging Visa Prioritization Scheme Nixed
• Texas PUC Presses Justices To Take Up Pricing Order Fight
• The Pros And Cons Of The Senate's DOD Data Rights Plan
• 'True Threat' Ruling May Ensnare Kids' Online Speech
• 'Don't Say Gay' Bill Sponsor May Face Prison In COVID Fraud
• Split Over Nuke Waste Storage Tees Up High Court Review
• Bradley Arant Adds Gov't Relations Pro In Alabama
• Calif., Wash. Rest Break Waivers: What Carriers Must Know
• SG Asks Justices To Skip Bank Escrow Interest Cases
• Trump Pleads Not Guilty In Ga. Election Case
• Justice Thomas Lists New Reimbursements From Harlan Crow
• Examining PayPal's Venture Into The Stablecoin Market
• Trump 'Grossly Inflated' Assets Upward Of $2B, NY AG Says
• Texas Law To Undercut Cities' Powers Found Unconstitutional
• Mich. Must Face Black Voters' Racial Gerrymandering Suit
• Colo. Judge Rejects Anti-Tax Group's Bid To Toss Ballot Titles
• Credit Union And 'Dreamer' Say They Settled DACA Bias Suit
• NC Suit Addresses Strain Between Free Speech, Judiciary
• La. AG Backs Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Against News Outlets
• Seattle Gets Eatery's Suit Over BLM Protest Zone Trimmed
• Dem Tells Ethics Panel To Release Findings On Rep. Santos
• Suboxone Buyers Can't Narrow Product Market Ahead Of Trial
• Calif. Universities Face Lawmaker Probe Over Native Remains
• Biden Water Rule Restarts WOTUS Controversy Machinery
• Texas Court Won't Free Feds From Public Charge Case, Yet
• Cities Back FCC's Plan To Mandate 'All-In' Cable Pricing
• Class Wins Cert. Bid In Handgun Age Limit Challenge
• Recycling Co. Ridwell Drops Suit Against Ore. County
• FINRA Skirts Its Constitutional Constraints, DC Circ. Told
• US Says Operation Disrupted 'Qakbot' Malware And Botnet
• Objector Can't Block $59M Tribal Trust Settlement, Judge Says
• Biden Admin. Has Options If Judge Kills Remainder Of DACA
• Trump Opposes Trying All 19 Defendants Together In Ga. Case
• FCC Fines Colo. County For Late Station License Renewals
• Rogers-Shaw Regulator Fined $10M For 'Contentious' Conduct
• 2nd Circ. Says Asylum Denial Can't Use Iffy Border Interviews
• FCC's Lifeline Needs Sweeping Changes, Group Says
• Mont. Kids' Climate Decision Reflects 3 Enviro Trends
• 8th Circ. Finds ND Land Suit Barred By 11th Amendment
• Judge Rules Navarro Must Face Both Contempt Charges
• Bankman-Fried Can't Bar Late-Filed Evidence From Trial
• Medical License Ban Doesn't Apply To Pre-2020 Sex Offenders
• HHS Sends New Pot Scheduling Recommendation To DEA
• Pros And Cons Of Top-Four Network Rule In The Digital Age
• High-Cost Areas Need More Broadband Help, FCC Told
• Chicago Transit Authority Sued For Seeking Medical Histories
• 3rd Circ. Says Polygamy Sinks Syrian Atty's Citizenship Bid
• Takeaways For Banks From Feds' Basel-Adoption Proposal
• NY Court Officer Trainee Challenges 'Arbitrary' Job Rejection
• What Big Tobacco's Cannabis Investments Mean For Market
• Michigan Gov. Eyes Paid Leave, Clean Energy For Fall Agenda
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Texas LNG Project Extension Justified
• 'Cop City' Vote Won't Come This Year, Georgia Residents Say
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Former OneCoin Exec Wants Time Served For $4B Fraud
• 5th Circ. Backs NLRB, Finds Biz's Anti-Union Efforts Illegal
• Giuliani Found Liable, Fined Again In Ga. Poll Workers' Suit
• How Taxpayers Can Prep As Justices Weigh Repatriation Tax
• Biden Picks District Judge Posts In NY, Texas, Hawaii
• DOL Unveils Rule To Raise Overtime Threshold
• HHS Fans Legal Flames With Medicare Drug Negotiation Picks
• 'Don't Say Gay' Penguins? Authors Seek Reversal Of Fla. Ban
• Seattle Can't Ditch White Ex-Worker's Diversity Training Suit
• Calif. Assembly Passes Landmark Caste Discrimination Bill
• DOJ Asked How Much COVID Money Went To Foreign Actors
• US Chamber Backs Amgen In FTC's $27.8B Merger Challenge
• Calif. AG Debuts Partnership With Cities To Combat Illicit Pot
• Ga. Atty Becomes 1st To Plead Not Guilty In Election Case
• 8th Circ. Sends Nursing Home Death Suit To State Court
• Drag Bill May Be Briefly Blocked As Judge Mulls Final Ruling
• AI Issues Spur US Copyright Office To Seek Public Comment
• DC Circ. Hands Indie Publisher Win In Copyright Office Fight
• Oklahoma AG Says Veto Overrides Are 'Clearly Constitutional'
• Texas Fights SG Rec In Justices' Review Of Social Media Law
• SEC Urges Justices To Undo Ruling Against In-House Courts
• Colo. Prison Telecom Deal Was 'Tainted,' Judge Hears
• Avian Orgs Ask 11th Circ. To Revamp Exotic Bird Import Curbs
• DOL Wins Toss Of 401(k) Provider's Crypto Guidance Lawsuit
• Chevron, API Want Whale Shelter Out Of Sept. Gulf Lease Sale
• CenturyLink Wants Out Of Wash. City Road Work Delay Claims
• OSHA Floats Rule Letting Unions Join Workplace Inspections
• Reversing Course, Judge Halts Launch Of NY Retail Pot Shops
• Gun Group Illegally Sold Insurance, Wash. Panel Says
• Botched ICE Raid May Not Merit Big Settlement, Judge Says
• Colo. Group Seeks To Block Tax Ballot Measure Titles
• 9th Circ. Revives Challenge To SF Healthy Airport Ordinance
• Dems Want FDA To Work With USPTO On Drug Pricing
• JetBlue Wants 'Serial Litigants' Sanctioned For Redaction Flub
• Feds Keep Heat On Banks With Long-Term Debt Proposal
• Ga. Asks Judge To Ignore Proposed I-14 In Vote Dilution Cases
• Robinhood Loss Could Push More States Beyond Reg BI
• Gulf Offshore Wind Lease Sale Receives Lackluster Response
• Experts Urge Feds To Rethink Satellite Broadband Policy
• HUD, FCC Agree To Promote Broadband Program Together
• Nonprofits' Attys Seek $23M Fee In PACER Overcharge Case
• Ex-CIA Coder's Conviction Mostly Upheld In WikiLeaks Case
• Feds Say SBF Can't Call Ex-FEC Chair, London Atty To Testify
• NLRB Urges 5th Circ. To Uphold Its Bargaining Order
• 1st Circ. Affirms 10-Year Bribery Sentence For Puerto Rico Atty
• SBA 8(a) Contractors Must Prepare To Reestablish Eligibility
• DC Grand Juror Admits Filming The Room Where It Happens
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• How Rate Exportation Is Shifting Amid Regulatory Trends
• EPA Unveils New Water Rule With Reduced Wetlands Power
• FCC Largely Denies Efforts To Trim Broadband Label Rule
• 23 AGs Urge 9th Circ. To Keep Contractor Wage Hike Ruling
• Retailers Face Compliance Issues As PFAS Regulations Grow
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• How Merger Review Overhaul Could Affect Health Industry
• 3rd Circ. Says Attorney Can't Challenge Pa. Anti-Bias Rule Yet
• DC Circ. Reverses SEC Denial Of Grayscale Bitcoin ETF
• Automakers Must Prep For California's Car Data Privacy Probe
• Amid Legal Blitz, HHS Reveals 1st Drugs For Negotiations
• Energy Credit Labor Regs Aim To Encourage Pre-Hire Pacts
• 9th Circ. Upholds Ax Of Suit Over Retail Card Debt Collection
• Microsoft, Activision Ruling 'Riddled With Errors,' FTC Says
• Calif. Challenges School District's Trans Notification Policy
• What Is Drag? Attys, Advocates Parse Definitions In Ban Trial
• Meadows Says Actions In Ga. Indictment Were Part Of His Job
• Liquor License Suspension For COVID Mask Violation Stands
• SEC Warns Of Overly Narrow Audits, Risk Assessments
• Mich. AG Says It's 'Premature' To Review New Education Dept.
• Tornado Cash Charges Set Stage For Clash Over 'Control'
• Expert's Exclusion Imperils Class Of 21M Android Users
• FTC Pulls Amgen-Horizon Merger Case, Citing Possible Deal
• Former Conn. Health Leader Settles Federal Suit Over Firing
• Free Cellphone Program Can't Avoid Tax, Wash. Justices Told
• FCC's Telecom Funds Need Total Rework, Sens. Told
• Pa. County Loses Bid To Delay Voting Machine Custody Case
• Migrant Rights Groups Say Fla. Immigrant Law Is Too Vague
• Tribe's Suit Over BIA's Gov't Recognition Refusal Axed Again
• NJ Town Settles Antisemitism Claims Over Land Use
• UN Children's Committee Pushes Climate Lawsuit Rights
• Whole Foods Workers Urge 1st Circ. To Revive BLM Case
• Rep. Gaetz Demands Info From DOJ On SpaceX Bias Suit
• Gov't Urges High Court To Skip Court-Martial Jurisdiction Suit
• Suit Over Calif. Tribal Remains Rejected
• Groups Ask OMB To Toss Some Broadband Label Regs
• GOP Lawmakers Warn Fed Guidance 'Subverts' Stablecoin Bill
• NC Can Pursue Criminal Case Over Cafe's Gambling Machines
• Feds Say River's Navigability Favors Win In Texas Barrier Row
• Rock N Roll Group Can't Drum Out Nearby Radio Station
• NYSE Owner, Black Knight Ink Deal In FTC's Merger Case
• Feds Say No 'Drop Dead Date' For Projects In Border Wall Row
• Port Authority, 'Bridgegate' Motorists Want Mediation Pause
• State Leaders Say Vetoes Could Have Cost Oklahoma Millions
• NLRB Clarifies Burden To Prove Anti-Union Retaliation
• Pa. Magisterial Judge Candidate's Case Dismissed As Moot
• American Airlines Hit With Record $4M Tarmac Delay Fine
• Historic Railroad Says Colo. County Can't Limit Station Use
• USCIS Can Take On The Semiconductor Workforce Gap Now
• FAA Wants Georgia Rocket Launch Site Suit Tossed
• Congress Should Ban Employee Body Size Discrimination
• TPS Applicants Get Class Cert. In Work Permit Denial Suit
• Feds Claim Immunity In Washington Ranch Wildfire Suit
• Trump's DC Election Interference Trial Set For March
• Sentencing Commission Backs Retroactive Cuts For 1st Timers
• Fox Station Touts Letters From Lawmakers In License Dispute
• 'Dusty' Blackbeard Ship Pix Don't Back New Claims, NC Says
• Tribes Say Okla. Gov. Can't Hold 'Lock And Key' To Relations
• Standing Questions Vex Judge In Biden Parole Program Suit
• GOP Reps Fear Proposal Will Make Accountants Practice Law
• DC Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Endo-Impax Deal Suit
• Pot Co. Appeals Decision Backing Denial Of State Licenses
• FCC Waives Lifeline Regulations For Hawaiians Amid Disaster
• Whistleblower Set To Receive $18M Award From SEC
• Conn. Panel Upholds Arbiter's Liquidated Damages Ruling
• Gov't Moves To Kill Texas Challenge To DHS Asylum Limits
• Roth Catch-Up Contribution Requirement Delayed By 2 Years
• NY Judge Grants Some Pot Retailers Reprieve In License Row
• Ad Tech Judge 'At A Loss' Why Google Needs Feds' Comms
• AARP Fights Block Of Medicare Drug Price Negotiations
• Ga. Voting Law Opponents Fight To Keep Suit Alive
• The IRA Has Europe Upping Its Clean Energy Game
• 10th Circ. Backs Obama-Era Federal Oil And Gas Royalty Rule
• Exxon Can't Fight Jurisdiction In Climate Suit, Boulder Says
• CIT Says Commerce Must Explain Chinese Flooring Duty Data
• The Risks In Policymakers' Focus On Multiple PTAB Petitions
• Temporary Protected Status Holders Renew Court Battle
• 9th Circ. Reopens Door To Reprocessing In UBH Battle
• Trump's Mugshot Was Defiant. How Will He Look To Jurors?
• AstraZeneca Joins Big Pharma's Offensive On Price Talks
• 2nd Circ Rejects Ex-NY DA's Bid For New Corruption Trial
• Maine Sens. Demand Action On 'Illegal Chinese' Pot Grows
• Davis Polk Blasted Over Fees Bid For Paul Hastings Work
• Calif. Protected Species Law Changes: Real Fix Or Red Tape?
• Satanists' Attys Can't Beat Sanctions For Duplicative Suits
• IRS Floats First-Ever Broker Rules For Digital Asset Sales
• Chevron, Green Groups Take Aim At Massive Gulf Oil Lease
• Key Takeaways From Agencies' Tri-Seal Compliance Note
• Georgia DAs Move To Stop New Prosecutor Oversight Board
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Pa. Court Orders Dissolution Of Failed Medical Pot Co.
• Balancing SEC Cyber Compliance And Trade Secret Protection
• All Defendants Are Now Booked In Ga. Elections Case
• NLRB Changes Rules But Stops Short Of Restoring Joy Silk
• Mass. Justices Bless Strict Fiduciary Duty For Robinhood
• W.Va. AG Knocks Out Bulk Of Challenge To Abortion Pill Ban
• Feds Probing TD Bank's Anti-Money Laundering Compliance
• 5th Circ.'s Ho Says 1st Amendment Payback Goes Unchecked
• Colo. Pot Shops Say Tracking Co. Can't Shake Antitrust Claims
• Texas Says Biden Admin Has 'Given Up' With Parole Program
• BIA Has Clear Obligation To Fund Police, Mont. Tribes Say
• EPA Pledges Final Ethylene Oxide Rule In Deal With Activists
• Fla. Atty Says Trump Can't Run For Office Due To Jan. 6 Riot
• Navajo Nation Granted Stay In $15M Shortfall Suit Against DOI
• CFTC Sues Sham Commodities Broker That Garnered $3.6M
• Trump Surrenders At Ga. Jail On Election Conspiracy Charges
• Bill Seeks Vulnerability Disclosure Policies For Contractors
• NY AG Asks 2nd Circ. To Follow 3rd Circ.'s Gun Law Decision
• GAO Likely To Review Space Command HQ Situation
• FAA Mulls Rule To Close Public-Charter Regulatory 'Loophole'
• Ruger Says Mass Shooting Liability Suit Changes Time-Barred
• 2 Contractors Sentenced For Rigging Military Vehicle Deals
• DOT Proposes Tighter Gas Distribution Pipeline Safety Rules
• Power Washer Co. Pressed To Prove Domestic Bona Fides
• Scalia Professor Tapped To Scrutinize Disney's Fla. 'Kingdom'
• FTC Continues Row With La. AG, Hospitals Over Merger Notice
• Federal Bill Is A Big Milestone For Crypto Industry
• 4th Circ. Says Treaty Doesn't Support Lithuanian's Extradition
• What New Offshore Drilling Bond Rules Would Mean For Cos.
• JPMorgan's Syndicated Loan Is Not A Security, 2nd Circ. Rules
• FCC OKs Talks With Officials About Fox License Challenge
• Landowners Take Mountain Valley Pipeline Fight To 4th Circ.
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Enviro Groups Ask To Halt BLM's Nev. Tree-Removal Plan
• Texas Senate Scrubs Paxton Bid To End Impeachment
• Mich. Rep Introduces Bill Stiffening Child Labor Law Penalties
• How New Illinois Child Influencer Law Affects Advertisers
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Boosts Due Process In Agency Proceedings
• Mass. High Court Revives Fight Over Estate Left To Dog
• Meet The 'Tenacious' Atty Taking Over Trump's Ga. Defense
• Meadows Booked In Ga. Ahead Of Trump's Surrender
• What's Next For Adult-Use Marijuana In Ohio
• Green Groups Say Pa. Oil Well Law Is 'Unconstitutional'
• Ga. Judge Snubs Census Turnout Data For Vote Dilution Trial
• 11th Circ. Told Fla. Bias Law Limits Conduct, Not Speech
• Green Groups' Challenge To EPA-Fla. Water Handoff Trimmed
• Holocaust Survivor, US Agree To $6M FBAR Settlement
• Wisconsin Sen. Calls For Investigation Into Energizer Merger
• Ex-Aide Convicted Of Lying In Ill. Grand Jury's Speaker Probe
• 8th Circ. Allows ATF Rule Granting Oversight Of 'Ghost Guns'
• Palestinian Authority, PLO Escape Synagogue Attack Suit
• Motorcyclist Gets Redo To Prove PennDOT Knew Of Dangers
• Supreme Court Ethics Bill Gets Price Tag As Dems Make Push
• Steps To Take On AI Operations Amid FTC's ChatGPT Probe
• NLRB Rolls Back Trump-Era Election Rule Remnants
• Ex-Aide Says Gov't 'Woefully Short' Of Proving Perjury Case
• Bill Aims To Better Help Incarcerated People With Disabilities
• Amazon Seller Gets 18 Months For DVD Price-Fixing
• PAC Treasurer Arraigned On $28M Fundraising Fraud Charges
• Botched Redactions Show JetBlue Plans To Hike Spirit Fares
• BlackRock Backed Few ESG Proposals This Proxy Season
• RFK Jr. Loses Bid To Stop Google From Removing Vax Videos
• NHTSA Now Backs Enforcement Of Mass. Right To Repair Law
• Reggie Bush Lobs Defamation Accusations At NCAA
• DOJ Awards Nearly $70M For Tribal Victim Services Programs
• Suit Challenges FWS Habitat Cuts For Threatened Snakes
• Split 6th Circ. Rules OSHA's Standard Setting Is Constitutional
• Colo. Paid Billboard Regs Are Constitutional, 10th Circ. Says
• 6 GHz Licensed Users Need More Protections, FCC Told
• Green Groups Urge North Carolina To Apply CWA Consistently
• Divided SEC Expands FINRA's Reach Over Proprietary Traders
• SC High Court Backs 6-Week Abortion Ban
• FCC Must Boost Rates For Video Relay Service, Provider Says
• Navajo Say Recent High Court Rulings Back Relocation Suit
• Cannabis Co. Verano Sues Ala. Regulators Over Pulled License
• IRS Urged To Ax Limit On Transferred Clean Energy Credits
• Michigan Pot Cos. Say Rivals' Attys Interfered In Biz
• Parole Program Trial May Increase Migrant Crossings
• Del. Judge OKs New Examples In Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• DOI Well Control Final Rule Undoes Trump Safety Rollbacks
• Full 10th Circ. Urged To Reconsider Utah's Federal Water Deal
• High Court Ruling Doesn't Save Christian Clinic's Tossed Suit
• Tribe Wants Treasury To Stop Disbursing COVID Funds
• 10th Circ. OKs Tax Group's Challenge To Colo. Election Regs
• Giuliani, 6 Others In Election Probe Surrender At Ga. Jail
• Boston, Ex-Mayor Get Early Win In Whistleblower Complaint
• Denver Co. Says Airport Bribery Claims Hefty Enough For Trial
• Unpacking CMS' Latest Proposals For Telehealth Flexibilities
• Groups Urge DOE To Scrap Hydrogen Hub Investments
• 2023 Farm Bill Could Follow Md., Minn. Or NY's Lead On Hemp
• DHS Aims To Punt $8.5M Immigration Fee Suit To Claims Court
• Mich. Panel Invalidates State Drinking Water PFAS Limits
• Mich. Biz Cleared To Bypass Local Appeal In Exemption Fight
• Arizona And Indiana District Judges To Take Senior Status
• Kaufman Dolowich Exits 'Bridgegate' Mediation Over Conflict
• FERC Can't Justify Grid Perk Denials, PJM Tells 6th Circ.
• Afghan, Iraqi Allies Urge DC Circ. To Ignore Feds' Visa Reports
• Holland & Knight Adds Polsinelli Nonprofit Head And Team
• Pa. Voting Groups Want Undated-Ballot Suit To Stay Alive
• Texas AG Paxton Likely Can't Avoid Impeachment Testimony
• Mich. Panel Says Arbitrator Lacks Jurisdiction On Wage Claim
• CIT OKs Penalty Against Importer That Tossed Loading Plans
• At Grim Milestone, NJ Creates Judicial Protection Order Guide
• Judge Calls For Review Of Man's Green-Card Bid For Wife
• Limited 'Buy America' Waiver Floated For Broadband Grants
• Split SEC Overhauls Rules Governing Private Funds
• OFAC Designation Prosecutions Are Constitutionally Suspect
• Steptoe Adds Ex-Van Ness Feldman Energy Atty In DC
• Crypto Service Aided North Korea In $1B Scheme, Feds Say
• Trump's Social Media Tirades Presage Bail Fights Ahead
• Woman Accusing Giuliani Of Sex Assault Fights For Sanctions
• Crypto Group Expects 5th Circ. To Undo Tornado Cash Ruling
• Kentucky Banks Push To Block CFPB's Small-Biz Loan Rule
• Va. Judge Won't Order FDA To Maintain Abortion Drug Access
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Merger Challenge 'Defies Logic'
• Wayfair Lawyer George Isaacson Dies At 74
• Military Brass Asked To Testify On Space Command HQ
• SBA Small Biz Program Changes Likely To Limit Participation
• BakerHostetler Advises Old Dominion's $1.5 Billion Asset Bid
• Texas City Wants Out Of Suit Over Drag Performance Ban
• Biden Administration ESA Rules Spark Comment Fireworks
• 10th Circ. Says No Redo For Colo. Employee's Retaliation Suit
• Ex-Judges Say Abuser Disarmament Is Constitutional
• Fox Can't Refute Philly Station's Role In Jan. 6, Feds Told
• Vape Cos. Spar With Ark. On Farm Bill's Hemp Provisions
• DOL Tells 9th Circ. Contractors' Wage Bump Was Legal
• 8 Military Sites Added To CFIUS Real Estate Review List
• Market Can't Exclude Vendor For Not Hosting Gay Weddings
• DOJ Fights Google Bid To Depose Gov't Attys In Ad Tech Case
• Texas Justices Refuse To Block County-Specific Voting Law
• The NIL Legislation Race: CAPCA And The PASS Act
• Congress Must Pass CFTC Whistleblower Funding Law
• Congress Needs Better Health Care Fraud Data From DOD
• Youth Climate Activists Say Mont. Ruling Favors Trial
• NJ City Says Rehab Owes $2.5M For Breaching Settlement
• DC Circ. Extends Tribal Recognition Rule Deadline To Oct. 31
• ICE Releases Immigrants ACLU Said Were Unlawfully Detained
• Judge Clears Court-Appointed Attys Of Wrongful Death Claims
• Conservative Group Sues BigLaw Firms Over DEI Fellowships
• NHTSA Fuel Proposal May Boost EVs — Given More Chargers
• Del. 'Pill Mill' Doctor's 20-Year Prison Term Tossed By 3rd Circ.
• Ex-Covington Atty Is FTC's New Competition Bureau Director
• EU Commission Will Scrutinize Nasdaq Power-EEX Merger
• Execs Ready For Sustainability Reporting Compliance: Survey
• NYC Urges Justices To Pass On Rent Laws Appeal
• Atlanta Asks 11th Circ. To Limit 'Cop City' Referendum Bid
• Constellation Owner Says SpaceX, T-Mobile Plan Is Bad Idea
• Colo. Polluter Rule Falls Short Of Enviro Justice, Groups Say
• Watchdog Says EPA Leaves Gaps On Cumulative Impacts
• Interior Dept. Approves Rhode Island Offshore Wind Farm
• What's Notable In Connecticut's New Cannabis Laws
• Santos Staffer In Plea Talks Over Alleged Fundraising Scheme
• Lenders Should Study New York's Biz Loan Disclosure Rules
• Ex-Trump Atty Booked, Meadows Seeks Pass: Ga. Roundup
• Pot License Seekers Say Opposition Driven By Race Bias
• Biden Names Ex-Obama Admin Atty As White House Counsel
• Feds Scoff At Trump's Bid To Push DC Trial To April 2026
• RFK Jr. Cites 'Political Process' In Vax Video Row With Google
• Calif. High Court Says 3rd Parties Liable For Worker Bias
• Fire Island Superintendent Runs It As 'His Fiefdom,' Suit Says
• Charter Says Ex-Gov't Affairs Director Broke Noncompete
• Hearing To Consider If Texas Must Remove Rio Grande Barrier
• Trade Judge Slams Commerce For Flawed Steel Duty Finding
• China's US Farm Titles Grow As National Security Concern
• Green Groups Sue Va. For Carbon Trading Program Exit
• Wash. Tax Unconstitutional, Opponents Tell US Justices
• EPA Decision On Ozone Standard Review Provokes Outcry 
• Ga. To Appeal Block On New Hormone Treatment Law
• Republicans Issue IRS, DOJ Subpoenas In Hunter Biden Probe
• Justices Won't Let Red States Join CFPB Funding Fight
• Latham Gets OK To Exit Hunter Biden's Weapons Case
• DOJ Reviewing Proposed $1.8B 3D Printing Co. Merger
• Enviros Challenge Tenn. Permit For Cumberland Gas Pipeline
• Oklahoma Tribes Can Weigh In On Veto Override Dispute
• Ga. Judge Temporarily Blocks Portions Of State Voting Law
• Feds Say States Can't Use Indirect Costs To Force Border Wall
• Indivior Cuts Suboxone Buyers $30M Deal In Antitrust MDL
• Montana Defends TikTok Ban Against Free Speech Claims
• Google Wants No 'Abandoned' IoT Claims In DOJ Search Trial
• Ex-JPMorgan Exec Can't Escape Claims Over Epstein Ties
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Tribal Lender Can't Arbitrate Or Toss Payday Loan Suit
• Green Groups Challenge FERC's Approval Of La. LNG Pipeline
• Teva, Glenmark To Pay $305M In Latest DOJ Generics Deal
• Judge Vacates EPA's Cadmium Criteria For Effect On Species
• Fla. Property Law Appeal May Hinge On 100-Year-Old Decision
• ABA Legal Ed Arm Advances Free Expression Proposal
• Boehringer Challenges Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Law
• Fintech Sector Must Do More To Self-Regulate
• Aviation Watch: Osprey Aircraft May Face Tort Claims
• Trump Says He'll Turn Himself In On Ga. Election Charges
• What To Expect From The EEOC's Proposed Pregnancy Law
• FCC Inquiry Signals Exploration Of AI For Spectrum Goals
• NJ Justices Clarify Bribery Law Scope, But Questions Remain
• Impeached Texas AG Wants Case Nixed Over Evidence Flaws
• 6th Circ. Backs Ex-Cleveland Councilman's Fraud Sentence
• Colo. Justices Won't Touch Property Tax Measure Before Nov.
• Mass. Court Says Roving Engineers Not Due Prevailing Wage
• What Legal Personhood For DAOs Means For Crypto Industry
• IRS Refund Moots Crypto-Staking Case, 6th Circ. Says
• NY Judge Blocks Pot Regulators' Licensing Program
• SEC Says Ripple Appeal May Help Case Wrap Up Sooner
• Cosby Can't Launch 3rd Circ. Fight Over Sex Abuse Case Yet
• 4th Circ. Axes Class Cert. Grant In Marriott Data Breach Row
• Puerto Rico Says Navient Preyed On Student Loan Borrowers
• Conn. Justices Say Immunity Waived In Birth-Distress Suit
• USTelecom Reupped As Robocall Tracing Quarterback
• Wash. Justices Reject Nuisance Standing In Zoo Case
• Tech Giants, Edwards Lifesciences Fight Fintiv In Calif. Court
• Prosecutor Blasts DOJ Bosses Over Failed Case Tied To NSA
• NY Judge Clears Feds In Bulk Of Family Separation Suit
• DuPont Can't Escape EPA's Louisiana Pollution Case
• High Court Told SC Map Is 'Textbook' Racial Gerrymandering
• Montana Youth Climate Ruling Leaves Much Ground To Cover
• The Biggest Texas Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• 6th Circ. Judge Julia Smith Gibbons To Take Senior Status
• New Disney Counterclaim Seeks Control Of Florida Resort Site
• Montana Judge Blocks USFS Logging Plan In Grizzly Habitat
• DC Circ. Wants Answer To Fla. Casinos In Online Betting Row
• Oklahoma Gov. Says AG Dispute Belongs In Political Circles
• Airbnb Fights Colo. City's $415K Rental Tax On Guest Fees
• Property Rights Group Challenges Wash. City Tenant Laws
• Gov't Urges High Court To Toss Air Force Vax Mandate Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Firearms Law Challenge 'Jumped The Gun'
• German Cabinet Approves Enactment Of 15% Global Min. Tax
• Upcoming High Court ADA Cases May Signal Return To Basics
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• FinCEN Regs Must Recognize Int'l Whistleblower Realities
• FTC's 'Made in USA' Enforcement Goes Beyond Labeling Rule
• James Buckley, Ex-Judge, Sen., And High Court Litigant, Dies
• FTC In The Hot Seat Over Records Retention Policies
• Trump Co-Defendant Says Counsel Probe Goes 'Tad Too Far'
• Ex-DOJ Atty Says Ga. Charges Should Pause DC Ethics Case
• Texas House Docs Show AG Staff Concerns About Nate Paul
• 'US Cyber Trust Mark' Program Threatens Privacy, Innovation
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Could Increase Importers' Evidence Access
• Employer Considerations For New I-9 Virtual Verification
• 10th Circ.'s Okla. PBM Ruling Could Curtail State Regulation
• 'Frivolous' Trump Appeal Won't Delay 2nd Carroll Trial
• Prepping For OSHA Standard On Violence Risk In Health Care
• China Singled Out For Steep Tin Mill Levy In Global Probe
• Cambodian Co. Hit With Duties Tied To Chinese Solar Modules
• Washington Sued Over New Law On Shelter For Trans Youth
• 9th Circ. Upholds Block On Idaho's Anti-Trans Athlete Law
• Texas AG Impeachment Rules Challenge Tossed For Good
• FTC Tackles 'Entanglements' In $5.2B Quantum-EQT Deal
• NC Agency Cites Pension Cap Ruling In School District Fight
• SEC Clears First Hurdle To Possible Ripple Appeal
• Stay In DOI Recognition Rule 'No Win Situation,' Tribe Says
• Maui Wildfire Litigation Could Be 'A Case Of Epic Proportions'
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