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Public Policy - February, 2024

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• Trump Says 'Fair' Docs Case Trial Must Happen After Election
• GSA's Chinese Cameras Better Off In Russia, House Rep. Quips
• US Eyes Rules To Secure Chinese-Made Connected Cars
• Don't Trust Trump, Carroll Says, Fighting Pause Of $83M Win
• DOJ Says Court Rehab Means Ga. Bid Rig Case Must Move
• Fed Ends SocGen Money Laundering Compliance Action
• DeSantis Signs Bill Releasing Epstein Grand Jury Docs
• EPA Puts Off Key Component Of Power Plant GHG Rule
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Flood Suit Over Cherokee Casino
• 'ComEd Four' Bribery Sentences Must Wait For Justices' Input
• Houston Judge Says Opponent Misstates Law In Election Row
• Lummis, Clement Slam SEC's Kraken Suit As Crypto Overstep
• Attys Seek To Get Migrant Kids Out Of 'Unsafe' Open-Air Sites
• SF City Atty Seeks To Exit US News 'Best Hospitals' Probe Suit
• Judge Wary Of Wading Into AG's 'Abortion Pill Reversal' Probe
• FCC Chair Takes On Connected-Car Risk In Domestic Abuse
• Boeing To Pay $51M To End 199 Arms Export Violation Claims
• Mexico Must Close Mine To Fix Labor Violations, US Says
• House Bill To Undo SEC Crypto Accounting Bulletin Advances
• Sierra Club Pushes For Survey On Crypto Grid Impacts
• Newsom, Tribe Must Negotiate Gambling Pact Under IGRA
• STB, CSX Tell Justices To Reject Norfolk Southern Appeal
• FMC Rule Keeps Container Shipping Penalties In Check
• Millions May Lose Internet Access Without Subsidy, FCC Says
• Biden Floats 3 Nominees To Return FERC To Full Strength
• Harvard Faces Appeal Of Ruling Over Alleged Body Part Sales
• Architect Of Capitol Ex-Execs Must Merge Discrimination Suits
• Sandoz To Pay $265M To Resolve Claims In Price-Fixing MDL
• FCC To Work With UK Enforcers In Anti-Robocall Effort
• Discover Deal Prompts Dems To Seek Bank Merger Revamp
• NY Shouldn't Pair 421-a Restoration And Good Cause Eviction
• 9th Circ. Says Fight Over COVID-19 Misinformation Law Moot
• Calendar Co. Says Feds Trying To Nix Evidence They Spoiled
• NC Says Court Blocked From Philip Morris Franchise Tax Row
• Offshore Well Closings Need More Enforcement, Groups Say
• Colo. Panel Says Well Owners' Appeal Belongs In Water Court
• Feds Say High Court Ruling Is Irrelevant To Razor Wire Fight
• NY Tabs Equinor, Orsted Projects For Offshore Wind Deals
• Mich. Judge Floats Sanctions If Doc Review Wastes Her Time
• Feds Want To Ask Trump Jurors If 2020 Election Was 'Stolen'
• OFAC Should Loosen Restrictions On Arbitration Services
• Proposed RCRA Regs For PFAS: What Cos. Must Know
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Senate Confirms First Woman To Top IRS Attorney Post
• NJ Panel Says Ex-City Prosecutor Not Eligible For Pension
• Wis. Tribe, Homeowners Hit Cranberry Farms With CWA Suit
• Colo. House OKs Multistate Online Insurance Tax Filing
• Asking For Salary History Banned In Columbus, Ohio
• Texas Judge Bars State's Migrant Arrest Law During Litigation
• CFPB Takes Aim At 'Steering' In Credit Card Comparison Tools
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Basics Of Bank Regulators' Push For Discount Window Use
• FTC Not Backing Down In Kids' Privacy Arena, Chair Says
• Ariz. AG Says RealPage, Landlords Use Algo To Fix Rent Prices
• Sioux Phone Authority Keeps Calling For FCC Telecom Status
• Judge Asks When Feds Will Consider Climate In Oil Leases
• SEC Taps Agency Vet To Lead Adviser, Fund Rulemaking Unit
• 'Lawyer Cat' Judge, Texas Attys Seek Seats On New Courts
• Marcum CPA Sues To Stop SEC's 'Unprecedented' In-House Case
• Seminole Sports Gaming Compact Worth $4.4B, Report Says
• Justices Lean On Both Sides In ATF Bump Stock Rule Case
• Rochester Loses Telecom Fee Bench Trial Over Hearsay
• SEC Republicans Warn Against Changing 'Accredited' Definition
• Binance Founder Against More Travel Limits, Floats UAE Trip
• Judges Tell Mich. To Get Moving On Flint Engineering Suit
• Au Pair Agency Can't Arbitrate Wage Claims, Judge Says
• US Mine Claims 'An Affront' To Nat'l Sovereignty, Mexico Says
• Energy Dept. To Give Tribes $25M For Clean Energy Tech
• Trans Teens Tell High Court To Pass On Idaho's Stay Request
• Trump Kicked Off Ill. Ballot, But Ruling On Hold For Appeal
• Sen. McConnell Exiting GOP Post After Reshaping Judiciary
• GAO Says $267M Patent Deal Failed To Meet Requirements
• Elite Schools Get OK For $166M More Aid-Fixing Deals
• FCC 'Amnesty' Sought For Rural Broadband Grant Defaults
• 6th Circ. Rules Copyright Law Is For 'Dull' Stuff, Too
• Carriers Seek More Time For SIM Card Anti-Fraud Measures
• Senate GOP Blocks Bill To Federally Protect IVF
• Senate Brings This Week's Fla. Judge Confirmations To Four
• Indivior's $385M Suboxone Antitrust Deal Gets Final OK
• Win For DC's NFL Stadium Bid As House Approves Bill
• Green Groups Pan Colorado's Monitoring Deal With Suncor
• NJ County Clerks Raise Concerns About Ballot Lawsuit
• Enviro Orgs Sue EPA Over Factory Farm Water Pollution Regs
• Wash. Man Accused Of Killing, Selling Eagles To Plead Guilty
• Proposed Hydrogen Tax Credit Regs May Be Legally Flawed
• Commerce Tees Up Countervailing Duties On Fujifilm Plates
• No AI FRAUD Act Is A Significant Step For Right Of Publicity
• Tribes Urge Biden To Break Silence On Pipeline Dispute
• G20 To Talk Global Minimum Wealth Tax At Brazil's Behest
• Supreme Court Will Decide Trump's Criminal Immunity Claim
• Feds Fear Unlimited Discovery In Separated Families' Cases
• Ex-Development Director Asks 4th Circ. To Flip Bias Suit Loss
• Coats Rose Atty Fired Over Threatening Letter To Judge
• Pair Can't Sue Over Crash Caused By Chase, Ga. Court Says
• How Broker-Dealers Can Prepare For New Remote Work Rules
• Ex-DOJ Official Can't Block Witnesses In DC Ethics Case
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Oil Co. Says It's Too Broke For Colo. Regulators' $130M Bond
• Classified Docs Out Of Defense's Reach In Mar-A-Lago Case
• Trump Can't Freeze $465M Penalty But Can Seek Loans
• Court Should Block IRS 'Fishing Expedition,' Company Says
• Mass. High Court Nominee Who Dated Gov. Confirmed 6-1
• Compassionate Release Grants Needed Now More Than Ever
• Delayed Filing Dooms Bid To Block Maryland Pot Licenses
• NY Judge In Trump Case Receives Suspicious White Powder
• Justices Allow Idaho Execution, But State 'Unable To Proceed'
• Communication Is Key As CFPB Updates Appeals Process
• Biden Moves To Halt Flow Of American Data To China, Others
• Bankman-Fried Urges No More Than 6.5 Years For FTX Fraud
• Justices Skeptical Of Workability In BofA Preemption Fight
• Mich. AG Backs Abortion Challenge, But Urges Narrow Block
• Mohawk Nation Rejects 1796 Land Agreement, Court Told
• CARES Act Not For Violent Tenants, Court Says, Creating Split
• Fed's Barr Urges Careful Bank Counterparty Risk Practices
• Ohio, Google Trade Barbs Over 'Common Carrier' Designation
• Energy Dept. Awards $45M For Tech That Stops Cyberattacks
• Texas Escapes Pregnant Worker Law But Not Migrant Funding
• NJ Real Estate Fund Executive Cops To $658M Ponzi Scheme
• Mich. GOP Chair Was Legitimately Kicked Out, Judge Says
• Wash. Judge Asks If COVID 'Fire Sale' Should Impact Tax Plan
• 'I Don't Know' When Ga. DA Romance Began, Witness Says
• Wash. Judges Likely To Let Public Defender Keep Workplace Win
• Defense Dept. Looks To Shake Firefighting Foam MDL Claims
• Employers Must Battle AI Bias, Fisher Phillips' AI Chief Says
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Costco's Race Harassment Win
• Hogan Lovells Says It Was Barred From Labor Dispute Interviews
• New Lead Confirmed For Watchdog Office For Fed. Employees
• SunZia Line Injunction Needed To Save Sites, Ariz. Tribes Say
• Commanders Unveil Stadium Upgrades Amid Possible Move
• Attys Get Personal In Mich. Foreclosure Default Fight
• Supreme Court Doubts Forfeiture Deadline Is Mandatory
• Colo. Wants Immediate End To Sick Leave Law Challenge
• Md. Panel OKs Municipal Local Property Tax Credit Bill
• IRS Opens Free E-File Pilot To More New Users
• FCC OKs T-Mobile's 2.5 GHz Licenses Over AT&T Objection
• 10th Circ. Backs FDA E-Cigarettes Marketing Denial
• States, Businesses Aim To Kill Feds' Revised Water Rule
• Make Sure Net Neutrality Covers Wholesale Service, FCC Told
• Chevron's $53B Hess Buy Hits Snag Over Guyana Oil Dispute
• Considerations For Disclosing AI Use In SEC Filings
• Salmon Fishing Mitigation Effort Is Absent, Green Group Says
• Philly Gun Shop Ban Doesn't Flout 2nd Amendment
• Senate Dems Plan IVF Bill Vote After Ala. High Court Ruling
• Unpacking The New Russia Sanctions And Export Controls
• Anesthesia Group Settles Colo. AG's Monopoly Claims
• GOP Seeks To Bar DHS From Sending Air Marshals To Border
• Chicago Board Will Appeal Transfer Tax Referendum Decision
• Args In APA Case Amplify Justices' Focus On Agency Power
• 7th Circ. Chief Defends Discrimination Rules In GOP Letter Reply
• Ore. City Urges High Court To Revive Homeless Camp Ban
• NC Short-Term Rental Law Fight Gets Partial Remand
• Ga. Judge Pauses $300M Bond Deadline In Monkey Farm Fight
• After TikTok, Tiptoeing Toward Patent Transfer Alignment
• Ex-DOJ Atty Won't Have To Show Docs Tied To Election Letter
• Confirmation Of 2 Fla. Judges Eases Judicial Emergencies
• Colo. Lawmakers OK Local-Option Property Tax Credits
• Ex-Ohio Speaker Urges 6th Circ. To Ax His 20-Year Sentence
• Cleary And Vladeck Raskin Must Face Cuomo's Subpoena Bid
• DOL Finalizing ERISA Voluntary Correction Program Changes
• Conn. Agency Asks Judge To Rethink Tuition Refund Pause
• Mitigating Whistleblower Risks After High Court UBS Ruling
• Biden's Labor Secretary Nom Clears Senate Committee Again
• What Recent Setbacks In Court Mean For Enviro Justice
• No Merit To Gas Pipeline Safety Rules Fight, Feds Say
• New Fuel Terminals Ban Doesn't Discriminate, Judge Says
• GOP Lawmakers Press PBGC On $127M Pension Overpay
• Mass. AG Sues Boston Suburb For Flouting Housing Law
• NJ Town Residents Say Cannabis Laws Violate Federal Law
• BofA Battle Will Test Preemption's Reach At High Court
• Feds, Fla. Oppose Sharing Power In Clean Water Act Program
• NIST Widens Cybersecurity Framework To Cover All Industries
• Clement, Prelogar Odd Bedfellows In Social Media Showdown
• EPA Must Act On Failed Skagit River Temps Plan, Tribe Says
• FDIC Faces Staffing Crunch Amid Rising Turnover, IG Warns
• Ligado Claims Iridium Bias In $40B Spectrum Takings Case
• CFTC Insists Agency Has Authority To Ban Election Gambling
• Religious Stations Ask Justices To Review Webcast Royalties
• FAA Review Panel Flags 'Disconnect' In Boeing Safety Culture
• Protect 'Cellular V2X' Technology In Cars, Group Urges Feds
• Justices Say Social Media Speech Laws Pose 'Land Mines'
• Albright Pauses DOE's Crypto Mining Survey, For Now
• Boston Sued For Records Of White Supremacist Protest
• FCC OKs Frequency Coordination Tech For 6 GHz Band
• Proxy Advice Is Not Solicitation, DC Judge Rules In SEC Case
• Feds Blacklist Canadian Surveillance Co. Over Egypt Work
• Colo. Justices To Hear If Insurers Can Withhold Some Payouts
• Boston Moves To Settle Suit Over 2016 Police Shooting
• Gas Groups Press DOE To Restart LNG Export Reviews
• Vidal Tells Examiners To Stay 'Flexible' On Obviousness
• Fla. Official Can't Save Home From Verdict, Businessmen Say
• Mich. Justices Told Case Deadlines Tied To Litigants' Rights
• Forest Service Flouts Law With Logging Approvals, Suit Says
• 3 NJ Candidates Sue Over Ballot Layout In Primary Election
• FCC Tells Reps. Starlink RDOF Application Was Insufficient
• Inmate, 8 Others Charged In Trafficking, Tax Fraud Schemes
• New Hydrogen Regulations Show The Need For IP Protections
• Chicago Can't Count Any Votes In Transfer Tax Referendum
• Feds Urge Kentucky Court To Preserve Highway GHG Rule
• NJ Town Justified Hospital-Only Zone, Appeals Panel Says
• Texas Brings High Court Ruling Into Border Wire Removal Suit
• AILA Vows Action To Fight Potentially Illegal Asylum Policies
• Murder, Robbery Exoneree Seeks $1M For Lost Years
• GOP States, Groups Back Texas In Rio Grande Barrier Fight
• NC Legal Advice Law Fight Targets Wrong Party, AG Says
• Smirnov Loses Bid For Freedom In Biden Bribery Lies Case
• House GOP Accuses FTC Chair Of Mismanagement
• No Logic To Killing Power Pricing Order, Texas Justices Told
• Manhattan DA Seeks Trump Gag Order For Hush Money Trial
• Feds Say Fla. Atty Can't Undo COVID Relief Fraud Conviction
• Voters Fight DeSantis' Bid To End Prosecutor Suspension Suit
• NJ, Solvay Push Back Against Town's Bid To Pause PFAS Deal
• Trump Fights With State Over Cell Data Use In Willis DQ Bid
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal Of Calif. Honking Law
• Mich. Tribunal Grants Property Tax Break For Youth Ranch
• Setting The Stage For High Court BofA Escrow Interest Case
• Trump Calls Biz Bans 'Punitive' In $465M Civil Fraud Appeal
• FTC Challenges Kroger's $25B Albertsons Buy
• Justices Say Tribes Can Argue Separately In Healthcare Row
• 'Blue Chips' Holds Up 30 Years Later Amid NCAA Rules Chaos
• Up Next At High Court: Social Media Laws & Bump Stocks
• Vanderbilt, 3 Other Elite Schools Ink $166M Aid-Fixing Deals
• Trump Asks Court To Wait On 'Uncertain' $83M Carroll Award
• CFPB Subjects Lender To Supervision In 1st Oversight Flex
• Russia Assets Seen As Key To Tipping The Scales For Ukraine
• SEC Upholds Bar On Ex-RBC Rep Who Cashed Out $1M Error
• Gun Cos. Can't End New York AG's Ghost Gun Crisis Suit
• Netflix, Hulu Don't Owe Franchise Fees, Calif. Panel Rules
• FCC To Again Start Collecting Broadcast Workforce Data
• Smirnov's Attys May Be Trying To Help Him Flee, Judge Says
• SD Bill To Expand Native Voting Rights Put Off To Next Session
• Wildlife, Paddling Groups Want To Join Clean Water Act Fight
• FTC Rips H&R Block's 'Deceptive' Marketing, 'Coercive' Ploys
• Fla. Suit Says AP Helped Terrorists During Oct. 7 Attack
• Yes, Justices Mainly Use Arguments To Talk To Each Other
• Cannabis Workers Say Co. Imposed Quotas, Didn't Pay Up
• CFTC Commissioner Dings Agency's Dodd-Frank 'Rollback'
• The New BIPA? Attys Warn GIPA Is A 'Live Grenade'
• Over 150 Orgs Warn Biden Asylum Ban Would 'Stain' Legacy
• Oil Biz Gave Wells To Shell Co. To Skip Cleanup, Suit Says
• Gov.'s Romantic Ties To Top Court Pick May Spark Recusals
• Chamber's Report Bemoans Biden's March-In Idea For Drug IP
• Colo. Judge Rejects Trump's Atty Fee Bid In Ballot DQ Suit
• DC Appeals Panel Receptive To Ex-DOJ Atty's Subpoena Fight
• NCAA Can't Enforce NIL Restrictions Amid Suit, Judge Rules
• Commerce Dept. Partly Waives 'Buy America' For BEAD
• Judge Won't Reschedule Google's Ad Tech Trial In Va.
• Kraken Wants SEC Suit Tossed, Says Tokens Aren't Securities
• Tobacco Cos. Look To Nix COPD Suit Decades After Diagnosis
• DC's Housing Tax Break Proposal: What's In It, What's Missing
• Idaho Blasts 'Abortion Mandate' In High Court State Ban Fight
• Media, App Groups Wary Of Allowing Data Mining, AI Hacking
• Conn. Justices OK $2.9M Cut To Power Co.'s Cost Recovery
• ABA Report Says Electronic Monitoring Of Migrants Is Punitive
• FDIC Slaps Small Tenn. Bank With Fintech Oversight Order
• What To Know About OCC Proposals For Bank Merger Review
• 1st Circ. Told Wind Farm's Approval Should've Been A Breeze
• NRA, LaPierre Found Liable For Misconduct In $6M Verdict
• Nonprofit Fights To Keep Child Forced Labor Cocoa Suit Alive
• Congress Must Fund Next-Gen 911, 9 Ex-FCC Chairs Say
• Ohio Chamber Backs Google In 'Common Carrier' Case
• UN Tax Pact May Need OECD Nations' Support, Diplomats Say
• VA Nixes Trans Vets' Request For Gender-Affirming Surgery
• Feds Back ICE Contractor In 9th Circ. Detainee Wage Fight
• Enviro Orgs. Target Sequoia Forest Restoration Projects
• 4 Trends Executive Compensation Attorneys Are Watching
• US Gun Cos. Seek Time For Justices' Input On Mexico's Suit
• Groups Back Texas' Bid To Void Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• Feds' Crypto Focus Is No Longer On 'Whack-A-Mole' Cases
• Trade Group Tells NC Justices COVID-19 Losses Not Covered
• Trump Flags Thousands Of Calls, Texts In Fani Willis DQ Bid
• With Interest, Trump Now Owes $454M For NY Valuation Fraud
• OCC Names Acting Chief Counsel As Top Lawyer Nears Exit
• NY Clerk Defends Barring Felons From Juries In Dismissal Bid
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Mass. Tax Panel Grants Part Of Homeowner's Value Appeal
• Texas Says EPA Unfairly Changed Ozone Plan Rules
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Tossed Google $2B Ad Trespass Suit
• Trump Says He Has Immunity In Classified Docs Case
• Alaska Judge Won't Disturb Oil, Gas Lease Moratorium Order
• Motorola, Mass. Police Sued For Using Intercepting Devices
• Pot Rescheduling Could Spur Inventory Accounting Change
• Cos. Must Know How NY, Federal LLC Disclosure Laws Differ
• Russian Pleads Guilty, 3 Indicted In $150M Laundering Scheme
• Feds Say Russian Citizens Laundered Cash With Fla. Condos
• Ex-FBI Source Charged With Biden Bribery Lies Is Rearrested
• Wash. Tribe Awarded Land Comp Funds After 50-Year Battle
• Texas Developer Battles DOJ's 1st Predatory Mortgages Suit
• Commerce's Intransigence Spurs 2nd Xanthan Gum Remand
• Wash. AG Seeks $1.2M In Damages For Debt Collector's Errors
• Lawmakers Press Big Banks On Muslim Discrimination Claims
• Feds Back Fed. Circ. Deference To Trump Solar Duty Change
• FTC Lands $16.5M Privacy Deal Over Avast's 'Bait-And-Switch'
• Feds Can't Keep Depositions In Family Separation Suit Private
• Exxon Wants To Press Forward With Activist Investor Case
• NY Offshore Wind Project Gets Final Green Light From Feds
• Wildlife Group Sinks USDA Agricultural Wetlands Rule
• Justices Urged To Affirm Limits On Mifepristone Access
• 'Gullible' Lender Wins $2.8M Judgment Against Cannabis Co.
• EPA Puts $5.8B On Tap For Water Infrastructure Projects
• Harris County Cites 'Major Flaw' In Agency's Concrete Permits
• ISP Liaison Must Monitor Digital Equity Compliance, FCC Told
• NLRB Joint Employer Rule Delayed Again Amid Biz Challenge
• Conn. AG Defends $10M Remedy Bid Against Nursing School
• Mass. Medical Regulator Seeks Pregnancy Center Records
• Comerica Brass Sued Over Benefit Cards Contract Oversight
• Charter Argues For Tough IoT Security Authentication
• Biz Group Urges OECD Candidates To Back Digital Duties Ban
• Law Grad With Disabilities Wins Extra Time On Bar Exam
• FCC Dems Press Plan To Raise Broadband Speed Standards
• HHS Warning to Congress: Health Data Breaches Surging
• Things To Watch As Boeing's 737 Max Crisis Grows
• Wash. AG Can't Go It Alone Against Kroger Merger, Cos. Say
• Judge Irked By Arbitration Ask Years Into Au Pair Wage Case
• Biden Admin's March-In Plan Would Hurt Medical Innovation
• More Than Drugs At Stake In High Court's 'Blind Mule' Case
• Minn. Tax Court Says Shipping Container Not A Homestead
• Why Fla. High Court Adopting Apex Doctrine Is Monumental
• Va. Oil Terminal's Tax Value Upheld By Appeals Court
• Why Biz Groups Disagree On Ending Chevron Deference
• Hawley Calls For DOJ To Block Capital One-Discover Deal
• FirstEnergy Faces Renewed Consumer Probes Amid Scandal
• IRS Agent, Gov't Attys Immune From RICO Suit, Judge Says
• Convicted Chicago Pol Seeks Acquittal Or New Trial
• Ex-DOJ Atty Has No Right To Block Testimony, Panel Told
• Fla. Passes Bill To Allow Release Of Epstein Grand Jury Docs
• Former Kamala Harris Tech Adviser Joins DOJ As 1st AI Chief
• Roberts, Thomas Don't Use Marshals For Travel Security
• Wage Rules Don't Apply To Ursinus Bonds, Pa. Justices Say
• US-Chile Tax Treaty May Encourage Cross-Border Investment
• NY Judge Halts State Ag Law's Anti-Union Speech Restriction
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Enviro Atty In Pittsburgh
• San Antonio Can Scare Off Park Birds For Now, 5th Circ. Says
• ICE's Immunity Bars Bulk Of Virus Death Suit, For Now
• Md. House OKs Fee On Unpersuasive Property Tax Appeals
• SEC Regs Give Banks Chance To Step Up Cyber Safety Game
• Calif. Chamber Takes Privacy Regs Fight To State High Court
• Justices To Weigh Stark Split In Views Of ATF Bump Stock Ban
• Texas Crypto Firm Sues SEC To Avoid 'Unlawful' Enforcement
• Crypto Law Firm Invokes Coinbase Petition In SEC Challenge
• Alaska Tribes Seek Rights Declaration Over BC Gold Mines
• Voters Want Ga. Officials Sanctioned For Withheld Evidence
• FTC Says Twitter Staff Prevented Musk Violating Privacy Order
• Hospital Debt Collector To Pay $1M To End Wash. AG's Claims
• OCC's Hsu Floats Payments, PE 'Trip Wires' For FSOC Review
• 9th Circ. Says Federal Coal Lease Ban Case 'Is Moot'
• 39 AGs Call For Federal Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reform
• 9th Circ. Judge Slams DOJ 'About-Face' In Asylum Rule Case
• Chinese Silicon Co. Says CBP Can't Back Forced Labor Finding
• 'Cyber Trust Mark' Will Get Vote At Next FCC Meeting
• NYC Lawmakers Ask To Join Housing Voucher Suit
• BIA Must Litigate Mont. Tribes' Trimmed Police Funding Suit
• FDA Let Pharma Co. 'Sidestep' Application Rules, Court Told
• ByteDance Can't Yet Arbitrate Ex-Coder's Wrongful Firing Suit
• Boston Faces Suit Over Women's Soccer Stadium Project
• Mass. High Court Pick Challenged Over Past With Governor
• Pa. High Court Returns Insurer's Status Question To 3rd Circ.
• Patent Office Proposes Having More Attys Argue At The PTAB
• A Look Ahead For The Electric Vehicle Charging Industry
• Inventor Group Loses Bid For Info From USPTO
• FCC Commissioner To Meet With Indian Gov't On TikTok Ban
• Ga. Urges Judge To Reject DOJ Bid To Join Voting Rights Suit
• Oregon Law Would Compromise Management Service Orgs
• Developing Countries Favor Majority Voting At UN Tax Group
• FCC Considers Adding Missing Persons To Emergency Alerts
• Calif. Bill Would Let AG Audit Private Equity Healthcare Deals
• Green Groups Press FERC To Rescind Tenn. Pipeline Approval
• IRS To Crack Down On Corp. Jet Travel Tax Compliance
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• How DOD Can Improve Flexibility Under Proposed Cyber Rule
• Conn. Court Pauses Refund Plan For Ex-Nursing Students
• Reassessing Trade Secrets Amid Proposed Noncompete Ban
• FCC Looks To Finalize 'All-In' Cable Pricing Disclosures
• Predicting DeFi Regulations At Home And Abroad In 2024
• Exxon Court Should Clarify Shareholder Proposal Exclusion
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive $19M Casino Deal Suit Against Wynn
• Police Immunity Hinges On Whether Silent Siren Led To Injury
• AT&T Says Satellite Cell Coverage Must Rely On Leases
• Sen. Whitehouse Slams Supreme Court Fact-Finding
• Texas Seeks Nonprofit Shutdown, Alleges Migrant Smuggling
• Mitigating The Risk Of Post-Closing M&A Earnout Disputes
• Commerce Can't Cite Wikipedia To Expand Duties, Court Says
• How Trump's Hush Money Trial Helps Or Hurts Jack Smith
• Law Firms Rip Cuomo Subpoenas As 'Abusive' And 'Wasteful'
• Calif. AG Settles With DoorDash Over Marketing Data Sale
• NYC Cos. Must Prepare For Increased Sick Leave Liability
• House Leaders Create Bipartisan AI Task Force
• Ohio Justice Fights To Keep Election Label Rule Suit Alive
• White & Case Lateral Spree Includes SEC Atty, 2 M&A Leaders
• Judge Threatens Ex-Trump Aide With Contempt Over Records
• Justices Reject Ga.'s Bid To Retry Man Acquitted Of Murder
• Miner Barnhill Vet Among Biden's Latest Judicial Picks
• White House Acts To Shore Up Cybersecurity At US Ports
• Liberal Justices Hint Chevron Deference Hanging By A Thread
• US Small Businesses Have Most To Lose From Digital Duties
• Chicago Sues Oil Giants, Alleging Climate Change Deception
• NM Fire Victims Sue FEMA Over Compensation Delays
• DirecTV Slams Studies Showing No 12 GHz Interference
• Groups, Scholars Back Tribes In High Court Healthcare Bid
• Calif. Tribe Looks To Undo Tobacco Noncompliance Listing
• Judge Says He'll Mull $10M Fine For Racist Robocaller
• US Chamber Urges 6th Circ. To Ax FirstEnergy Class Cert.
• Fla. Gaming Pact Not Allowed Under Federal Law, Expert Says
• FinCEN Details Owner Data Access Rules For Small Banks
• FCC Urged To Revisit Caps On Duplicate FM Broadcasts
• 11th Circ. Tosses Appeal Of Bid-Rigging Indictment
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs Can Join Fight Over Tongass Protections
• 5th Circ. Seeks Texas Justices' Input On LNG Permit Fight
• Restoration Architect Says Visa Denial Ignored Evidence
• Ex-OCC Fintech Chief Won Over Top Brass Despite Red Flags
• Crypto-Friendly Atty Challenges Warren For Senate Seat
• Wealthy Nations Want Consensus Voting At UN Tax Group
• WTO Says Revised Duties On Spanish Olives Still Out Of Line
• Fluoride Trial Judge Mulls 'Mixed' IQ Evidence In Closings
• Skipped Hearing Sinks Conn. Pot Store Fight, Court Told  
• 9th Circ. Reinstates Air Traffic Controller's Age Bias Suit
• Pot Cos. Say They'll Be Ruined Unless Detroit Facility Opens
• Ala. Justices Deem Frozen Embryos Children Under State Law
• Eateries' Virus Losses Not Covered, Insurer Tells NC Justices
• GOP, Democratic Reps. Team Up To Decry Punted FISA Vote
• Landlord Bias Can Be Eviction Defense, Colo. Justices Say
• Solar Co. Preyed On Elderly Prior To DOE Loan Deal, Suit Says
• Calif. Must Face Trimmed Suit Over Locomotive Emissions Rule
• Oregon Lists Southern Resident Orcas As Endangered
• Fla. Cities, Local Electeds Sue Over New Financial Disclosures
• Voters Oppose Consolidating Redistricting Challenges In NC
• DC Circ. Says FERC Fight Over 'Onshore' Meaning Is Moot
• Understanding SEC's Focus Amid Lack Of Final AI Rules
• What's On The Horizon In Attorney General Enforcement
• New Yorker Writer Pans Subpoena Over Adams' Ties To Pastor
• GOP Sens. Seek Full Impeachment Trial For Mayorkas
• Akin Hires Top BIS Commerce Department Counsel In DC
• Fox Rothschild AI Chief Talks 'Terrifying' Deepfakes, Biased AI
• Justices Give Feds Time In Texas, Fla. Social Media Law Fights
• FBI Looks Within In Naming Its Next GC
• Ex-Elections Chief Chose To Leave Job, NJ Gov. Says
• FCC Panel To Focus On AI's Consumer Impact
• Pennsylvania Ballots Need Correct Dates, 3rd Circ. Told
• Preparing For DOJ's Data Analytics Push In FCPA Cases
• Navalny's Death Pushes Biden To Ramp Up Russian Sanctions
• High Court Passes On Rent Stabilization Probe, For Now
• Justices Won't Touch UBH Mental Health Coverage Case
• Justice Alito Rips 'Dangerous' Denial Of Admissions Case
• Considering The Logical Extremes Of Your Legal Argument
• High Court Declines To Review Trump Attorney Sanctions
• Old Rules Face New Risks As Justices Hear Truck Stop's Case
• Trump Campaign Slams Ex-Aide's Adult Survivor's Act Suit
• Bid To Ax Calif. Kids' Digital Safety Law Gets Diverse Backing
• Unshackled Calif. Privacy Agency To Bring Enforcement Heat
• DOI Announces Final Rule On Class III Indian Gaming
• FCC Needs Enforcement Ombudsman, Ex-Agency Atty Says
• CFPB Broadens Supervisory Appeals Process
• Wyndham CEO Reports 'Expansive' FTC Query Into Takeover
• Industry Group Slams FDIC's Exit Bid In NSF Fees Challenge
• Trade Dispute Reform Draft Emphasizes Mediation
• Texas County Says State's Migrant Arrest Law Will Raise Costs
• NC's Stein Supports Abortion Drug Manufacturer In W.Va. Case
• VanEck Pays SEC $1.75M Over Influencer Role In ETF Launch
• Jewish Teacher Says Bias Suit Dismissal Flouted Case Law
• The Congressman Who Reps Cannabis Reform On Capitol Hill
• Union Can't Intervene In Fight Over NY Farm Laborers Law
• Colo. Must Guard Against Unfair Bar Exam Asks, Official Says
• FCC Offers Incentives So Small Carriers Can Use Spectrum
• Uber Tells Court To Disregard Pa. AG's Brief In Wage Suit
• Up Next At High Court: Deadlines, Delivery Drivers & Smog
• Cavco Exec's Insider Trading Case Paused Pending SEC Deal
• Ex-Judges Say 'Good To Be Gained' In New Appeals Court
• Clean Energy Cos. Must Pay Heed To PFAS Crackdown
• ​​4th Circ. Revives COVID Benefits Class Action Against BofA
• Inmate Suicides Linked To Federal Prison Bureau's Failures
• Voters Urge Keeping Trump Off Ill. Ballot As Primary Looms
• Switchblade Seller Sues Atty Over Police Raid Advice
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• Florida Loses Wetland Permitting Authority In D.C. Court Case
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• NCAA, Hoopster Settle Dispute Over Betting Suspension
• Ex-FBI Field Boss Gets 28 Months For Foreign Payouts
• Feds Tell 1st Circ. Mass. Wind Farm Approval Was Sound
• FTC Seeing Success After Merger Setbacks
• Ape Farm Says Ga. Officials Monkeying With $300M Bond Deal
• NJ Comptroller Gets Win In Suit Seeking To Block Subpoena
• Planning For Stymied HSR Filings At FTC If Shutdown Occurs
• Ex-DOJ Antitrust Director Named CFTC Whistleblower Head
• House Lawmakers Unveil $66.3B Military, Border Bill
• Green Card Approvals Sink To All Time Low
• How High Court SEC Case Could Affect The ITC
• 2nd Circ. Shows How To Shut Down ERISA Self-Dealing Suits
• Ex-Ill. Senator Admits Campaign Fund Misuse After Trial
• Medtronic Urges 8th Circ. To Undo Transfer Pricing Ruling
• White House Slams 'Cruel, Islamophobic Attacks' On Judicial Nom
• CFPB Overdraft Rule Could Mean Big Shift In Banking Biz
• Law Firms Call For Federal Courts To Favor Virtual Testimony
• Pa. Man Who Beheaded Father Charged With Targeting Judge
• Trump Owes $355M For Fraud That 'Shocks The Conscience'
• Janssen FCA Claims Not Barred By Old Cases, Judge Says
• Quartz Biz Says Customs Charged Tariffs On Duty-Free Goods
• Fulton DA DQ Hearing Wraps With Fight Over Privilege
• Ex-DOJ Official Wants Witnesses Barred From DC Ethics Case