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Public Policy - December, 2023

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• Judge Blocks Honolulu Short Term Rentals Law
• Chancery Seeks Court Review Of 'Problematic' Noncompetes
• Split 9th Circ. Backs Wash. Win In Vax Mandate Challenge
• Defense Dept. Proposes Long-Awaited Cybersecurity Rule
• Guidance Needed On Subsidy Wind-Down, Groups Tell FCC
• DeSantis Freed From Florida Migrant Transport Law Suit
• Disciplinary Hearing For Mass. Pot Chair OK'd By Judge
• Supreme Court Won't Review Trump's Immunity Yet
• Jewish And Muslim Groups Stand By 3rd Circuit Nominee
• Treasury Pitches Clean Hydrogen Tax Credit Rules, Asks Input
• Biden Issues Pardons For Federal Marijuana Offenses
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• IRS Launches Prefiling Tool For Monetizing Energy Credits
• SEC Faces Renewed Petition Over 'Gag Orders'
• 6th Circ. Dings FERC's Ex-Chair For Action On Price-Cap Rule
• 8th Circ. Won't Extend ND's Deadline To Comply With VRA
• TikTok, Others Face GOP Heat Over Data Privacy, Fake Goods
• Former Mich. Speaker's Aides Charged With Embezzlement
• NYC Teachers' Union Sues To Block 'Draconian' Budget Cuts
• ABA Tax Tells IRS To Narrow Digital Asset Reg Definitions
• FINRA Gives Prometheum Final OK For Crypto Trades
• Conn. Judicial Branch's Human Rights Appeal Stays In Court
• Law Enforcement Groups Deny Commercial Stake In 4.9 GHz
• NYC Calls For State Law Giving Migrants Right To Counsel
• Michigan Income Tax Rate Cut Is Temporary, Judge Says
• HHS Seeks Early Win Defending Medicare Drug Price Program
• Patent Office Rolls Out Program For First-Time Inventors
• GEO Detainees Entitled to Minimum Wage, Wash. Justices Say
• Taxpayer Group Seeks Revival Of San Jose Gun Law Fight
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2023
• Delisting Man From No-Fly List Can't Moot Case, Justices Told
• FAR Council Finalizes Labor Deal Rule For Construction Work
• IRS Launches Employee Retention Credit Disclosure Program
• Secret Docs Require 'Need-To-Know' In Trump Case, Feds Say
• Court Rejects Cancer Org's Bid For Pause On Mail-Order FAQs
• Venable Trade Guru On US Steel-Nippon's Tough Road Ahead
• Artificial Intelligence Is In Need Of Regulation — But How?
• Inside Higher Education's New FCA Liability Challenges
• What The 2023 Bank Failures Taught Us, And What's To Come
• Reporter Claims 'Cop City' Arrest Part Of Atlanta Custom
• FCC Advisory Panel To Focus On AI's Telecom Impact
• Considerations for In-House Counsel Before Testing For PFAS
• Buyer Can't Land Class Cert. In American Tuna False Ad Suit
• AI Executive Order's Life Science, Healthcare Industry Effects
• Calif. AG Says Interstate Pot Law Carries Legal Risk
• SEC's Accredited-Investor Report Could Signal Tighter Rules
• HHS Advisory Highlights Free Product Inducement Risks
• How SEC And NY Cyber Reporting Rules Affect Key Industries
• GOP Bill Counters Biden's Immigration Warning To Creditors
• 11th Circ. Nixes Ex-DOJ Official's Bid To Pause Election Case
• Senate Set To Vote On Three Judges After Holiday Break
• Feds Urge Justices To Affirm 2nd Circ. In SEC Disclosure Suit
• NY Wrongful Death Law Revamp Retains Original's Drawbacks
• NY Advocates Push Student Loan Aid For Public Service Attys
• Chicago Pol Convicted In Bribery Case For Boosting Law Firm
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• Labor Secretary Nom Returns To Biden After Senate Delay
• Bribery Bill Fills Gap In Foreign Corruption Enforcement
• Rudy Giuliani Files For Bankruptcy After $148M Verdict
• Top New Jersey Cases Of 2023
• Squire Patton Hires Transpo Policy Expert In DC
• Top North Carolina Cases Of 2023
• Top Ohio Cases From 2023
• Reviewing 2023's Global AI Landscape Across Practice Areas
• College NIL Fight, MLB Settlement Highlight 2023's 2nd Half
• Ga. Poll Workers Can Go After Giuliani For $148M Jury Award
• Menendez Wants 2-Month Delay Of Bribery Trial
• 5th Circ. May Not Be Done Axing SEC Rules
• Ga. Judge Will Soon Decide If New Political Maps Can Stand
• Calif. County Workers Near Cert. In Vaccine Exemption Suit
• Fla. Says Federal Health Rule Will Harm Medicaid Recipients
• Judge Quickly Rejects SBF's Bid To Delay Sentencing Hearing
• Texas, Mo. Say Feds Overstate Footnote In Border Wall Case
• Court Upends €11B In Air France Aid OK'd By EU
• GOP Says NTIA Unlawfully Allowing State Rate Regulation
• F-Bomb TM Refusal Is Not Retaliation, USPTO Tells Fed. Circ.
• White House Issues Plan For Novel Space Activity Oversight
• FDA Offers Guide On Real-World Data For Device Submissions
• Colo. High Court Ruling Spurs Bill To Keep Trump On Ballot
• Biden Admin Tells 10th Circ. To Uphold Monument Rulings
• FTC Targets Data Profits With Kids' Privacy Rule Changes
• Ore. City Urges High Court To Hear Homeless Camping Suit
• NY Pot Regulators Sued Again Over Licensure Program
• 3 Former US AGs Back Ohio Pol's Bribery Appeal
• Biggest Trade Policy Moves Of 2023: Year In Review
• Hawley Delays Nominations Of McConnell Aides To FTC, NTSB
• Pa. Justices Say State Must Notify Inmates Of Deduction Hike
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Willow Project In Alaska During Appeal
• Trump Tells High Court To Delay Deciding Immunity Dispute
• Broadcast Can Beef Up Wireless Alert System, Public TV Says
• Domestic H-1B Visa Renewal Pilot Program Resumes Jan. 29
• Exxon Warned Against More Delays In Mass. AG's Climate Suit
• Tribes Pressed VRA Cases In 2023, With Many Still Playing Out
• Ohio Justices Order Cedar Fair Cops To Produce Assault Docs
• FERC Ignoring DC Circ.'s Power Market Ruling, Suit Says
• New FCC Robocall Reporting System Nabs First Target
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• EPA Kicks Off $600M Enviro Justice Local Grant Program
• Why Challenges To FTC Authority Are Needed
• Del. Dispatch: The 2023 Corporate Cases You Need To Know
• Analyzing 1 Year Of Comments On FTC's Green Guides
• Tort Report: $120M Med Mal Verdict Sets NY Record
• NAACP Says New NC Voter Maps Dilute Black Votes
• Mass. Top Court Pick Parries Questions On Youth In Hearing
• Feds Tell Justices Web 'Misinformation' Work Wasn't Coercive
• Reps. Urge High Court To Take On Ore. Monument Challenges
• The Key Laws Retailers Should Pay Attention To In 2024
• Del. Courts Saw APE Wars, Fox Fury And A Barr Fight In 2023
• Mich. Judge Who Lashed Out At Defendants Skirts Probe
• 1st Circ. Says Harvard Case Doesn't Nix Boston Diversity Plan
• 3 Developments That Will Affect Hospitality Companies In 2024
• High Court To Hear Arguments On EPA Smog Plan
• Choice Hotels Rips Wyndham's Reaction To Takeover Effort
• DC Council OKs Keeping Tax Boost In Biz District
• Mass. Board Upholds $22M Assessment For Cargo Facility
• The Biggest Environmental Regulatory Actions Of 2023
• Oklahoma Nominee Wins Last Judicial Confirmation Of 2023
• CIA Detainee Can Sue UK Gov't Over Torture
• 5th Circ. Axes SEC's Stock Buyback Rules
• 5th Circ. Says Feds Can't Cut Border Wire While Texas Appeals
• Fla. Siblings Charged With Receiving $9M In Medicare Scheme
• Regulators Urged To Monitor DeFi Like Traditional Finance
• Missouri AG Says County Inflated Property Assessments 
• Ex-Speaker Seeks Bribery Trial Delay As Justices Weigh In
• The Top 4 Immigration Rulings Of 2023: Year In Review
• EPA Says Enforcement Improving With Boosted Resources
• SEC Urges 5th Circ. To Deny Appeal In Nasdaq Diversity Case
• Lawmakers Want DOD To Explain DJI Export Review Process
• EU 'Gatekeeper' Label On Tech Giants Unfair, Reps. Tell Biden
• 14 States File Amicus In Puerto Rico Utility's Bond Fight
• Rock And Roll Outlet Can't Stop Nearby Station's Expansion
• Immigrant Rights Groups Sue To Block Texas 'Papers' Law
• Wyndham Cites Antitrust Issues In Choice's Hostile Takeover
• USPTO Says Answering FOIA Complaint Is Too Burdensome
• Wash. Justices' Ruling Dooms Monsanto's Appeal, Plaintiffs Say
• Co. Asks Full 4th Circ. To Review DOL Judges' Appointments
• The States That Legalized Pot In 2023, And One That Didn't
• NC Panel Affirms Ousting Of Home Caregivers From Medicaid
• FERC Will Rethink Wall Street Utility Ownership Rules
• Senators Urge EPA To Rescind Clean Power Plan 2.0
• Europe Extends Tariff Relief As Steel Talks Drag On
• Indirect Control Can Dictate Employer Status, NLRB Says
• Mo. High Court Nixes $2M Hospital Shooting Verdict
• Top Government Contracting Policies Of 2023: Year In Review
• What's Ahead For Immigrant Employee Rights Enforcement
• Tax Rates Continue To Slide, Except On Sales, OECD Reports
• Fed Warns Justices Of Pandora's Box In Debit Card Fee Case
• US Steel Faces Bipartisan Backlash Over $14.9B Nippon Deal
• Sackett Warrants Win For La. Landowner, 5th Circ. Says
• Colo. Justices Bar Trump From 2024 Ballot
• Gov't Nears Deal In $129M Loan Fight With Telecom
• Senate Dems Press Thomas' Atty For Info On Luxury RV Loan
• NY Pot Regulators Close Unpermitted Brooklyn Shop
• Volume-Based Transaction Pricing Proposal Raises Questions
• NCAA Proposal Points To A New NIL Compensation Frontier
• Bankruptcy Judges Call Trustee Fee Upcharge 'Unworkable'
• Fed's New Swipe At Debit Fees Stirs Up Dilemma For Banks
• Senate Confirms Former Cherokee Nation AG To Judgeship
• Senate Confirms New Head Of Justice Dept. Legal Counsel
• Conn. Federal Judge Retires After 16 Years On The Bench
• Tribal Leaders Call For More Support To Sustain Broadband
• Trump Ballot Challengers Want Christmas Ruling In Mich.
• Detroit Resident Sees Eviction Suit Tossed After Deal With City
• FERC Approved Unneeded La. LNG Pipeline, DC Circ. Told
• Mass. Police Union Sues To Revive Arbitration In Vax Dispute
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• 5 Gifts That May Run Afoul Of Government Ethics Rules
• Calif. Tribe Says Compact Moots 'Bad Faith' Negotiations Suit
• DOL Proposes Rescinding ACA-Skirting Health Plan Rule
• Biden Names 5 District Judge Noms For Red State Seats
• NY Judge Says Trump's $1M Expert 'Lost All Credibility'
• Texas Gov. Allows Migrant Arrests As Critics Seek DOJ Help
• 'Pay-As-You-Trespass' Remedy Can't Stand, Tribe Argues
• Colo. Judge Pushes Teva On EpiPen Damages Math
• Giuliani Sued Again By Ga. Election Workers After $148M Loss
• Final Merger Guidelines Soften Tack On Concentrating Sectors
• Colo. Wolf Release Can Start Amid Rancher Challenge
• HHS Says Chambers Have No Place In Drug Price Dispute
• HHS Finalizes $115 Fee For Surprise Billing Law Disputes
• Feds Mull Updating 'Schedule A' List To Ease STEM Shortages
• Planned Parenthood Drops Suit Challenging Ky. Abortion Ban
• Feds Say 3 States Can't Intervene In Abortion Pill Suit
• Apple Referred To DOJ For Blocking Android IMessage App
• SEC Cites Dodd-Frank In Defense Of Private Funds Rule
• Imported Cocoa Picked By Kids Didn't Harm Group, Feds Say
• Federal Defender Admits 'Stupid' Email, Denies Harassment
• DOL Can Pull Transpo Funding Over Fla. Labor Law, Feds Say
• 'ComEd 4' Sentencing Delayed Amid Bid To Await Justices' Call
• Kentucky Urges 6th Circ. To Revive WOTUS Suit
• DOJ Resists Calls For Full 5th Circ. To Hear Texas Barrier Row
• Latham-Led Gas Producer Enters US Market Via Direct Listing
• Alaska LNG Enviro Review Still Lacking, DC Circ. Told
• Jury Awards $857M In Yet Another Wash. Monsanto PCB Loss
• Watchdog Says Hospital Discount, Credit Won't Beget Fines
• GOP Questions FCC On How Many People Subsidies Help
• Optum Group To Pay $160K After Patient Records Complaints
• Manchin Seeks Opinion On IRS Clean Vehicle Tax Credit Regs
• Agencies' Aggressive Merger Approach Was Tested In 2023
• Brazil Will Switch To Destination-Based VAT Over 50 Years
• Pandemic Watchdog Repeats Call For Time Extension
• What DOD Commercial Product Rule Means For Contractors
• Clean Water Act Jurisdiction Still Murky After A Choppy 2023
• Feds Defend Chevron Deference In Second High Court Case
• Highway Group Proposes 4.9 GHz 'Band Manager Light'
• How Int'l Student-Athlete Law Would Change The NIL Game
• 10 Steps To Reduce Risks From AI Employment Tools
• 11th Circ. Won't Move Mark Meadows Case To Federal Court
• Calif. County Sued For 'Shock And Awe' Raid On Cannabis Op
• Exploring Middle-Market M&A Trends In 2023 And Beyond
• NC Justices Say Shooting Victim's Negligence Claim Is Barred
• A Former Bankruptcy Judge Talks 2023 High Court Rulings
• Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Ruling Against Calif.'s AB 5
• Trump Wants DC Circ. To Reconsider Gag Order
• NC Atty Gets Prison For Misleading PAC Donations
• Texas Justices Won't Rehear Blocked 20-Year Street Suit
• ND Needs More Time For New Voting Map, Lawmakers Say
• Feds Lean On High Court Immigration Win In Border Wall Row
• Dems Say Thomas Must Recuse From Trump Immunity Case
• Biggest Washington Decisions Of 2023
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5th Circ. Says FTC Must Reconsider $8B Illumina-Grail Merger
• HHS Unveils Model To Deliver Safer Births Under Medicaid
• Senate Approves Back Pay For Held-Up Military Nominees
• 2nd Circ.'s BofA Ruling Risks Consumer Harm, Justices Told
• The Cybersecurity & Privacy Developments That Shaped 2023
• CMS Urges Plans To Fairly Compensate Vaccine Providers
• Group Of Former US Attys Urges DOJ Not To Reschedule Pot
• USPTO Expands With New Offices In Georgia, New Hampshire
• Biggest Colorado Decisions Of 2023
• Top 5 Immigration Policy Developments Of 2023
• EPA Plans To Reduce Slaughterhouse Water Pollution
• Split 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Over Conn. Trans Athletes Policy
• Amendment Sinks Ohio AG's Bid To Resume Abortion Limits
• Senators Call For White House To Curb Mexican Steel Influx
• Tax Court's Medtronic Method Violates Regs, US Tells 8th Circ.
• Christian Biz Group Presses For Early Win On Trans Coverage
• Calif. Issues Emergency Silicosis Rules Amid Surge In Cases
• Seattle Urges High Court To Nix Review Of Tenant Check Law
• Texas Justices Snub Energy Exec's Libel Fight With Beto
• 9th Circ. Stays Appeal In California Indian Child Welfare Case
• China Looks To Be Subsidizing Pea Protein, Commerce Says
• Tulsa Can't Prosecute Crimes In Indian Country, Judge Says
• Inside New Classified Contract Guidance For Joint Ventures
• ​​​​​​​Senate Renews Ch. 7 Means Test Exemption For Reservists
• EPA Poised To Study Safety Of Chemical In Ohio Derailment
• Feds Defend Arctic Seal Habitat Against Alaska Challenge
• FCC Floats $1.2M Fine Over Noncompliant Radio Devices
• 7 Biggest Massachusetts Top Court Rulings Of 2023
• TV Networks Ask FCC Not To Extend Top 4 Rule To Multicasts
• 8th Circ. Denies Stay In North Dakota Voting Rights Ruling
• New Pharma Guidelines Bring Pitfalls For Compounders
• Mich. Real Estate Biz Owner Must Face RICO Claims
• Biggest Energy-Related Court Decisions Of 2023
• The State Of CFPB Focus On Credit Reporting Of Medical Debt
• Durbin Seeks CBP Records Over Poor Migrant Medical Care
• Parsing 2023's Energy Markets Enforcement
• UK Gov't Told To Define Fund Management For VAT Exemption
• What Employers Can Learn From EEOC's 2023 ADA Priorities
• No Jail Time For NC Auditor Who Took State Car To Spa
• Jack Smith's 'Masterstroke' Supreme Court Move Has Risks
• Mich. Panel Begrudgingly Reverses Progressive's Early Win
• A Review Of 2023's Most Notable Securities Litigation
• Giuliani Must Pay Ga. Poll Workers $148M, Jury Says
• 4 Major Benefits Policy Developments From 2023
• Vaping Co.'s Stay Bid Nixed As Too Late To Block FDA Denial
• Off The Bench: NCAA Bruised, DC Teams Eye Va., Puig Delay
• Illinois Atty Sues US Over Denied Return To Immigration Court
• 11th Circ. Skeptical Of Meadows' Removal In Election Case
• SEC Turns Away Coinbase's Bid For Crypto Rulemaking
• Treasury Adds More Options For Clean Jet Fuel Tax Credit
• 3 Found Guilty In Fla. Fake Nursing Scam Trial
• Powell, Chesebro Offer One-Sentence Apologies To Ga. Voters
• Mich. Appeals Panel Rejects Bids To Kick Trump Off Ballot
• Nearly 100 Dems Urge CFPB To Limit Arbitration Clauses
• Enviro Groups Sue BNSF Railway Over Grizzly Bear Deaths
• Conservative Groups Fight FCC Digital Equity Rule
• GOP Sens. Attack FCC's Data Breach Rule As Unlawful
• GAO Details Setbacks With Surprise Billing Dispute Process
• Ex-FBI Agent Gets Over 4 Years In Russian Sanctions Case
• ND Secretary Of State Seeks 8th Circ. Stay In VRA Ruling
• High Court Urged To Find Free Speech Nuance In Social Media
• House Sends $886B Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Wireless Cos. Seek More Time On Hearing Aid Rules
• Colo. Judge Sets Aside Merits For Wolf-Release Ruling
• Petition Watch: Mail-In Ballots, College Degrees & Conspiracy
• Network Cos. Want Neutrality, But Urge FCC Not To Overstep
• Ex-Federal Defender's Testimony Disputes Retaliation Claim
• ​​​​​​​11th Circ. Upholds FCC's Universal Service Fund
• Convicted 'ComEd 4' Want Pause For Justices' Bribery Input
• Chicago Pol Urges Jurors To Reject 'Mess' Of Corruption Case
• UCLA Center Seeks To Ban In Absentia Removal For Children
• Ohio Clinics Double Down On Suit Over 6-Week Abortion Ban
• Colo. Judicial Branch Holding Too Much Cash, Audit Says
• CoinList To Pay $1.2M To Settle OFAC Sanctions Claims
• Nail Co. Says Steel Tariffs Perfect Test Of Fed. Circ. Deference
• Farmworkers, Green Orgs Look To Sink Glyphosate Approval
• Michael Cohen Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Trump Payback Suit
• Ill. Justices Toss Bike Rider's Chicago Pothole Injury Suit
• Union Says It Can Contest Southwest's Colo. Sick Leave Deal
• Chamber Tells 1st Circ. American-JetBlue Judge Unfair To JVs
• DC Circ. Seems Split On FCC Chinese Video Cam Import Ban
• Protected Status Holders Say Trump Comments Justify Suit
• Immigration Orgs Seek To Resume Trump-Era Fee Hike Suit
• Ga. And Ala. Propose Deal To End Long-Running 'Water War'
• Sens. Blast SEC For Likely Delay On Human Capital Proposal
• Mass. Pot Chair Wants Treasurer DQ'd From Disciplinary Case
• 5th Circ. Told Tesla Direct Sales Dispute Is A Political Issue
• Flight Attendants Vouch For JetBlue-Spirit Deal Post-Trial
• SolarWinds Tells Judge SEC Overstepped With Cyber Suit
• Shkreli's Lifetime Pharma Ban Goes Too Far, 2nd Circ. Told
• IRS Upgrades Should Deter Further Funding Cuts, Werfel Says
• NY, Power Groups Back FERC In Grid Upgrade Rewards Fight
• Treasury Floats Regs For Clean Energy Manufacturing Credit
• FDA's Recent Litigation Records Are Strong, But Imperfect
• CVS Health, 27 Others Pledge Safe AI Use And Development
• Italian Pasta Makers Say US Used Flawed Method For Duties
• FTC Wants Meta's Constitutionality Lawsuit Tossed
• 8th Circ. Rule Throws Wrench In Neb. VRA Decree, Judge Says
• 'Brownfields' Definition Key To Energy Community Tax Credits
• ESG Investing Caught In Culture War Crosshairs In 2023
• Why Courts Are Nixing Insurer Defense Recoupment Claims
• 4 Key Ways CFIUS Affected Private Equity In 2023
• DOI Must Give Judge Docs As Tribe Fights For Recognition
• Giuliani Was 'Patient Zero' For Lies, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• No. 3 Justice Department Official To Step Down
• FinCEN Names Veteran Treasury Atty As Deputy Director
• Senate Confirms 2 Louisiana Judges
• Supreme Court Won't Block Ill. Gun Ban After Emergency Bid
• DOJ Officials' Remarks Signal New Trends In FARA Activity
• Police Retiree Can't Get Benefits At No Cost, NJ Justices Say
• Trump Loses Challenge To Gag Orders In NY AG's Fraud Case
• ICE Beats Data Leak Suit Despite 'Gravity' Of Error
• SEC Tackles Treasury Market Risk With New Clearing Mandate
• Pa. Justices Will Review Order Allowing Hospital Closure
• A Look Back At The Abortion Battles Of 2023
• Lithium Mine Suit Ends After Tribes Skip Filing Amended Suit
• Issues High Court Is Weighing In Gov't Social Media Cases
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive 2020 Poll Watchers' Dominion Case
• DOL Finalizes Fed Contractor 1st Right Of Refusal Rule
• Giving The Gov't Drug Patent March-In Authority Is Bad Policy
• Fox Rothschild Forms Employee Retention Credit Task Force
• Judge Blocks NCAA Rule Restricting Athlete Transfers
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2023
• The Biggest Legal Ethics Cases Of 2023
• FCC Dems Back Drive To Ban 'Junk' Pay TV Fees
• NY Thruway Uses Cayuga Land Without Permission, Suit Says
• Jazz, Express Scripts Beat Calif. Overcharge Suit, For Now
• DOL Releases Minimum H-2A Wage Figures For 2024
• IRS Revamp Will Do Away With Dual Deputy Commissioners
• Trump's NY Fraud Case Set For Jan. Finale As Testimony Ends
• SG Urges High Court To Back 5th Circ. In Texas Takings Case
• Sidley Guides Caps, Wizards In Move To New $2B Va. Arena
• Biggest Federal Wage-Hour Legislation Of 2023
• Trump Says 'Grinch' Smith Can't Speed Election Case To Trial
• 2nd Circ. Won't Free Trump From Writer's Defamation Suit
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• UK Watchdog Wants 'Urgent' Improvement At Smaller Auditors
• Top State And Local Tax Policies Of 2023
• Tesla Recalls Nearly All US Vehicles To Fix Autopilot Glitch
• DEA Must Consult FDA On Psilocybin Petition, 9th Circ. Told
• High Court To Ponder Obstruction Charges In Jan. 6 Riot Case
• Justices To Review Tax Row Over $3.5M Life Insurance Policy
• Supreme Court To Consider Fight Over Abortion Medication
• NY Judge OKs Path To Settle Detained Immigrant Kids Policy
• Trump Rests Fraud Defense As NY AG's Trial Nears End
• SEC's Short-Selling Rules Targeted In New 5th Circ. Challenge
• Colo. Cattle Groups Sue State, Feds To Delay Wolf Releases
• Ill. AG Won't Enforce Anti-Abortion Center Law Called 'Stupid'
• GOP Reps Seek IG Probe Of SEC Market Surveillance Tool
• Lawmakers Say Pharmacies Not Protecting Customer Data
• FCC Member Redoubles Push For Radio, TV Workforce Data
• FBI Informant Faces Tense Questions From Chicago Pol's Atty
• Okla. AG Urges 10th Circ. Not To Block Ban On Trans Care
• Property Owner Sues Fla. City Over Short-Term Rentals Law
• FCC Won't Reverse Denial Of $885M In Starlink Rural Support
• FCC Nixes Groups' Bid For More Time On Net Neutrality Input
• Slew Of New Sanctions Target Russia's Supply Networks
• Mass. Pot Chair Says State Wrong On Removal Process
• Ariz. Lawmakers Press Biden To Reopen Lukeville Port
• Tribes Seek To Intervene In Arizona Voter Drop Box Litigation
• Alaska Judge Joins Challenges Of Tongass Forest Protections
• House Committee Seeks To 'Reset' US-China Relationship
• Colo. Justice Slams Atty: 'It's Why People Don't Like Lawyers'
• 7 Enforcement Predictions For US Export Controls, Sanctions
• NM Nuke Storage Site Backs Fed Authority At 5th Circ.
• 23 States Tell Justices US Can't Sink Rio Grande Deal
• A New Wave of Guidance For Safer Seas Act Compliance
• Fishing Groups Seek 1st Circ.'s Take On Vineyard Wind Farm
• Senate Health Panel OKs Bipartisan Opioid Treatment Measure
• Localities Ask FCC To Scrap Cable Franchise Preemption
• Texas Says 5th Circ. Got Nuke Waste Storage Ruling Right
• Navigating Issues Around NY Freelancer Pay Protection Bill
• State AG Tells Calif. Justices Prop 22 Should Stay In Place
• Why Enforcing Trump's DC Gag Order Could Get Tricky
• DC Judge Rips Giuliani's 'Defamatory' Presser Outside Court
• George Santos In Plea Talks After Congressional Expulsion
• FBI Says Site Selection Over New HQ Still On Shaky Ground
• FCC Warns Carriers To Protect Customers From SIM Scams
• Crypto Platform KuCoin To Pay $22M, Exit NY To End Suit
• Ex-Philly Union Head Faces Long Odds In 3rd Corruption Trial
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 43 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Hunter Biden Says Feds Broke Promise With Gun Charges
• US Copyright Office Rejects Bid To Register AI-Generated Art
• Mich. AG Turns To Shakespeare To Block Enbridge Appeal
• Texas High Court Revokes Order Allowing Emergency Abortion
• Texas Justices Take Up Post-Uri Power Scarcity Pricing Order
• Chamber Finds Drug Price Measures Will Stifle Research
• House Passes Healthcare Pricing Transparency Bill
• DC Magistrate Judge Rejects Recusal Bid In Smartmatic Case
• Tulsa Looks To Ax Tribe's Indian Country Jurisdiction Dispute
• EPA Says HFC Phasedown Challenge Wrongly Filed In Georgia
• Justices Urged To Toss 2nd Circ. BofA Preemption Decision
• Ex-Defender's Sex Harassment Case Trimmed As Trial Starts
• GOP Lawmakers Urge Raimondo To Nix Vietnam Review
• Chinese Co. Calls N. Marianas' Casino Fee Unconstitutional
• Senate Confirms Public Defender Federico To 10th Circ.
• House OKs Issuing FCC Licenses Sold In 2.5 GHz Auction
• State Farm Urges Judge To Keep Houston RICO Suit Alive
• Fla. Agency Must Pay $15M For Botched Child-Abuse Probe
• Conn. Seeks Default, Contempt In $10.9M Drug Kickback Case
• Chicago Pol Wants To Treat Own Witness, FBI Mole, As Hostile
• Novo Nordisk Says Fed Drug Pricing Unseen Even In Wartime
• Solicitor General To Join Argument In Ariz. Experts Dispute
• Wash. Pot Regulators Decry Tactics In Pot License Suit
• Biden Would Veto Rulemaking Bill Citing 'Unnecessary Delays'
• Treasury To Propose Adviser, Real Estate Corruption Rules
• Conn. Justices Ponder Borough's News Habits In Notice Case
• NJ Judge Axes Ex-Election Chief's Suit Challenging New Law
• SmileDirect Drops Ga. Dental Board Case As It Winds Down
• DirecTV Seeks Changes To FCC's 'Junk Fee' Billing Proposal
• Feds Seek 2 Years For Ex-NC Attorney Behind Misleading PAC
• New Texas Funds For Water And Power Projects: Key Points
• Ga. Appeals OKs Retrial After Juror Removal In Forgery Case
• Homeowners Condemn Mich. Counties' 'Whack-A-Mole' Defense
• Giuliani May Face More Than $47M In Damages, Jury Told
• Colo. Justices Say DA's Repeat Violations Merit Rare Sanction
• AG, Judge Say Trump Can't Appeal NY Gag Orders Higher, Yet
• How AI Executive Order Aims To Compete For Foreign Talent
• Late VRA Map Unfair To Voters And Candidates, ND Says
• Apple Defends App Store Antitrust Win To Supreme Court
• Minn. Tax Court Adds $1.3M To Medical Building's Valuation
• Cleary Tapped To Carry Out FDIC Workplace Review
• Feds Look To Lock Out Corruption 'Enablers' From US
• Mich. AG Asks 6th Circ. To Deny Christian Health Clinic Appeal
• Kids Target EPA In New Constitutional Climate Suit
• Fla. Judge Scraps NPS' Removal Of Limits On Water Park Site
• 2nd Circ. Won't Upend NY New Firearms Sales Laws
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Feds Seek To Preserve Trump's March Trial Date In DC
• DOJ Takes Trump Immunity Dispute To High Court
• Feds Say Frozen Shrimp Imports Likely Being Dumped
• High Court Won't Review Ban On Gay 'Conversion' Therapy
• 4 Key Types Of Coming FHLBank Reforms To Watch
• Justices Vacate Vax Mandate Injunctions As Moot
• CORRECTED: No Decision By Justices On UST Fee Review
• Cleveland Drops Drug Tests For Pot For Some Job Applicants
• Justices Won't Revive EPA Air Finding Fight
• Justices Won't Wade Into Fight Over Texas Grid Law
• Trump Cancels Plan To Testify In NY Fraud Trial Defense
• Texas High Court Halts Order Granting Emergency Abortion
• EU Policymakers Clear Way For Passing Of Landmark AI Act
• Pa. Justices Reject Consolidation Of Future COVID Cases
• Broadcaster Says No Actual Malice In 2020 Election Lies Case
• How Immigration Can Fill Labor Gaps — A Series
• New Drug Patent Proposal Sparks Worry Over Gov't Overstep
• Calif. Privacy Board Wary Of Overbroad AI Regulations
• 7th Circ. Takes Hard Look At CFPB Redlining Appeal
• Foreign Ambassadors Urged To Counter Fla. Immigration Law
• Solicitor General Urges Justices To Ax Social Media Laws
• Advocacy Org Claims Feds Wrongly Redacting Refugee Docs
• ND Must Allow New Voting Map To Prevail In Suit, Tribes Say
• Tribe Tells Fla. High Court Gaming Pact Is Constitutional
• Trade Court Says Fish Import Case Belongs In District Court
• EPA Awards $7M For Remediation Job Training Programs
• Pregnant Woman Proposes Class Suit Against Ky. Abortion Bans
• ​​​​​​​Few Escape Roast From FCC Chair At DC Dinner
• Lawmakers Float Back Pay For Held-Up Military Nominees
• Carriers Object To Expanding Data Breach Notification Rule
• OCC Pressed For Details On Ex-Fintech Official's Hiring, Work
• Ayahuasca Church Not Tax-Exempt, US Tells DC Circ.
• NY Regulators OK Medical Pot Cos.' Pivot To Recreational
• Counties Seek Unified Front Against Broadband Permit Bill
• SC Argues With 4th Circ. Over Right To Sue Under Medicaid
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