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Public Policy - April, 2024

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• Epstein Victims Must Disclose Names In FBI Suit, Judge Says
• Judge Strikes Parts Of NC Law Restricting Abortion Drug
• Feds Say Treaties Don't Protect Utah Tribe In Land Row
• Justices Told Error Admission Merits Respect In Capital Case
• Chicago Wants Help Probing Migrant-Moving Bus Companies
• Minn. Tribes Seek Support For Five 'Land Return' Bills
• Final Biden Enviro Review Regs Puts Onus On Agencies
• Atty Tells Trump Jury That Hush Money Deal Almost Tanked
• Migrant Families, Biden Admin Settle Separation Suit
• 5th Circ. Questions Texas' Standing In SEC Proxy Rule Battle
• State Dept. Proposes Export Waivers For Australia, UK
• Wash. Fights GEO's Bid For Final End To ICE Detention Law
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Bar Didn't Violate Student's Fed. Rights
• Pfizer Can't Slip COVID-19 Vax Suit, Texas Tells Court
• Drug Company Can't Escape Texas Counties' Opioid MDL
• Split 9th Circ. Finds San Jose Nuisance Laws Constitutional
• Foreign Farmworker Protection Rule Could Frustrate Hiring
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Kavanaugh Classmate Takes On HuffPost
• NJ AG Asks Court To Nix UAW's Suit Over Smoking In Casinos
• FTC Puts $26B Permian Basin Gas Deal Under Scrutiny
• Colo. Justice Says Judges Need To Squash Lawyers' Sniping
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Sen. Warren Probes Annuity Cos. Over Use Of 'Secret' Perks
• FTC To Help FCC Enforce 'Net Neutrality' Rules
• Sens. Behind Deepfake Draft Bill Say US Needs To Act Now
• Kroger, Albertsons Say FTC Distorts Markets In Merger Case
• Michigan Renews Judges' Power To Charge Court Costs
• 10th Circ. Says Biden Can Raise Contractors' Minimum Wage
• Customers Can't Get Ill. ComEd Bribery Suit Restored
• House Panel Touts Legislation To Preserve AM Radio In Cars
• Red States Attack Biden's Title IX Gender Expansion
• Colo. Beats Challenge To Fees In Transportation Funding Law
• EPA Chief Faces House Appropriators Hostile To Agency Regs
• Key Issues Raised By Colorado's Brain Data Privacy Bill
• 5th Circ. Backs La. Enviro Dept. In Gas Facility Permit Dispute
• Sens. Warn Of Crypto's Role In Helping Russia Skirt Sanctions
• 3rd Circ. Denies Rehearing In Pa. Mail-In Ballot Case
• 8th Circ. Orders BASF Damages Trial In Herbicide Row
• Employer Considerations Before Title IX Rule Goes Into Effect
• Expect Tougher Bank Exams 1 Year After Spring 2023 Failures
• 6th Circ. Nominee Denies Ethics Accusations Again
• Kimmel Calls Mocking Santos' Cameo Vids 'Classic' Fair Use
• Feds Endorse Easing Marijuana Status In Big Policy Shift
• IRS Updates Guidance For Clean Jet Fuel Tax Credits
• FTC Says Novant Wants Court To Ignore Local Competition
• New Florida Moms To Be Excused From Jury Duty
• DC Bar Prosecutors Say Jeffrey Clark 'Betrayed His Oath'
• Sens. Want Clarity On Foreign College Athletes' NIL Rights
• Could 'General Average' Apply To The Key Bridge Crash?
• Ex-Mass. Pol Can't Sink Fraud Case With 'Imaginative' Attacks
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• High Court Won't Stay Texas' Porn Site Age Check Law
• State Telecom Roundup: Tech Companies As Public Utilities
• Trump Held In Contempt For Trashing Witnesses In NY Trial
• Coverage Recap: Day 5 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• EPA Finalizes Methylene Chloride Ban
• Judge Rejects 2 Challenges To Medicare Drug Price Talks
• 'Hell No': Judge Rejects Ex-NSA Worker's Lighter Sentence Bid
• Aviation Co. Fights Delay Of Russian Planes Coverage Suit
• 5th Circ. Urged To Block CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Rule
• 9th Circ. Upholds NRC's Exemption For Diablo Canyon Plant
• House Passes Bill To Curb Online Child Exploitation
• Ohio, Ky. Reps. Again Try To Abolish PTAB
• 9th Circ. Scraps Trans Law Opinion After High Court Ruling
• High Court Uncertainty Stalls SEC Case Against Marcum CPA
• TikTok Law Likely To Withstand Appeal, FCC Member Says
• Texas Judge Says X Can Access Watchdog's Internal Docs
• Biz Groups Fight Conn. Ban On 'Captive Audience' Meetings
• 5th Circ. Ponders If There Were Claims In 'Patient Mistake' Suit
• Apple Says Nothing's Changed To Revive COVID App Suit
• Don't Put Cable 'Junk Fee' Rules On Biz Services, FCC Told
• Trans Patients In NC, W.Va. Prevail In 4th Circ. Health Fight
• USPTO Seeks Input On How AI Use Should Affect Patentability
• GSA Guides Agencies On Responsible Generative AI Buying
• Ex-COO Of Mo. Charity Gets 3 Years For Bribing Officials
• Court Can Make Widow Pull $2.5M From Swiss Bank, US Says
• US, Tribes Defend Water Rule Against States', Biz Groups' Suit
• Texas AG Says Title IX Gender Rule Creates 'No-Win Situation'
• OECD Nations Steer UN Tax Talks Toward Decision-Making
• HHS Delays Menthol Cigarette Ban Indefinitely
• Circuit Split Brews Over Who's A Securities Seller Under Act
• Amid Backlash, FDA Extends Control For Lab-Developed Tests
• FCC Fines Wireless Carriers $195M For Selling Location Data
• Breaking Down EPA's Rule On PFAS In Drinking Water
• Biden Admin's Border Wall Plan Must Be Vacated, Court Told
• Trade Court Presses Commerce Dept. On Korean Electricity
• Colo. Judge Moves Toward Eastman DQ Over Calif. Discipline
• Border Sheriffs Want Control Of 4.9-GHz Band To Stay Local
• Pa. County Counters Sanctions Bid In Dominion Suit
• Potential Unintended Consequences Of NY Sovereign Debt Bill
• Calif. Cannabis Labor Law Violates US Constitution, Co. Says
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Orrick Adds Morgan Lewis Securities Regulatory Atty In DC
• NCAA, Bush Tussle Over Strength Of Defamation Claims
• DOJ Not Required To Probe Alleged Bias In Boston Contracts
• DOL Finalizes Rescission Of ACA-Skirting Health Plan Rule
• IRS To Open $6B 2nd Round Of Advanced Energy Tax Credits
• EEOC Guidance Addresses Telework, Shields LGBTQ Workers
• Expect An Increase In Robinson-Patman Act Enforcement
• Justices Deny Review Of Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity
• Justices To Scrutinize Revoked Visa Petition
• Justices Won't Hear Musk's Case Against SEC Gag Order
• Justices To Weigh RICO Injury Scope In CBD Case
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Remote Class, Medical News, More: Texas High Court Roundup
• Ex-McKinsey Partner Says Firm Made Him Opioids 'Scapegoat'
• Trump Casts Tabloid Deal As 'Standard Operating Procedure'
• New PTAB Briefing Plan Likely To Get Patent Owner Pushback
• TikTok Ban Reveals Congress' Power In Place Of CFIUS Limits
• HHS Finalizes Bolstered Sexual Orientation Bias Protections
• Senate Bill Would Vet FCC Rural Program Applicants
• St. John's Hoops Players Say NCAA Can't Block Their Play
• Orgs Ask Biden, Congress To Impel Ligado Order's Reversal
• 2nd Circ. Revives NY's Low-Income Broadband Pricing Law
• CFTC Receives Competing Visions For AI's Regulatory Future
• 4 Takeaways From Final EPA Power Plant Rules
• Wash. Judge Doubts He Can Block Kroger Merger
• Europeans Try To Ease Dispute Process In Canada Trade Pact
• Rail Group Sues Minnesota Over New Hazmat Safety Fee Law
• Sen. Panel Set To Vote On Dems' Spectrum Auction Bill
• Feds Probe Tesla Autopilot Recall Fix Amid 'Misuse' Risks
• Crypto Atty's Senate Bid Takes Detour For SEC-Coinbase Suit
• Support For 9th Circ. Rehearing In Oak Flat Dispute Mounting
• Judge Made Right Call To Save DHS Parole Program, Feds Say
• Custodia Balks At KC Fed's $25K Legal Bill After Account Suit
• Thomas' Long Quest To Undo A 'Grave Constitutional Error'
• Ex-USPTO Solicitor Heads To Carmichael IP
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Calif.'s Universal Service Funding Rule
• ERISA Suits Targeting Annuity Deals Could Escalate
• Suncor Judge Frets Permit Deadlines Are Near 'Impossible'
• Judge Urges End To Suit-Restricting Job Contracts In Mich.
• Ill. Hospital Wins Dismissal Of Genetic Privacy Case
• FTC's Bedoya Says Labor Concerns In Mergers Matter
• Commerce Restricts Gun Exports To 'High-Risk' Countries
• Storm Clouds Gather Over Delaware's Business Haven Rep
• 10th Circ. Says Colo. Tax Ballot Law Doesn't Compel Speech
• 4 Goals For Gov'ts To Pursue In The UN Tax Convention
• Staffing Agency Escapes Applicant's Salary Disclosure Suit
• The Drawbacks Of Banking Regulators' Merger Review Plans
• The FTC's Noncompete Rule Is Likely Dead On Arrival
• Fla. Wants DC Circ. To Pause Wetlands Permits Decision
• Off The Bench: Nassar Victims, Bush V. NCAA, New ACC Suit
• Coverage Recap: Day 4 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Pacific Territories Temporarily Freed From 'Buy America' Rules
• Ga. Residents Want In On $300M Monkey Farm Fight
• 2 NC Sens. Seek Atty Fee Cap In Debt Collection Suits
• Colo. House OKs Lower Age For Historic Structure Tax Credit
• Colo. House OKs Land Cleanup Tax Credit Extension
• The Week In Trump: Tabloid Testimony, High Court Drama
• Ex-NYC Mayoral Candidate's Defamation Suit Revived
• Wave Of Final Rules Reflects Race Against CRA Deadline
• Rep. Stefanik Calls For DOD To Kick Off Critical Mineral Policy
• Senators Urge ABA To Look Into Rape Questions On Bar Apps
• Unpacking The Bill To Extend TCJA's Biz-Friendly Tax Breaks
• 'Beauty From Within' Trend Poses Regulatory Risks For Cos.
• NJ Judicial Info Law Dodges Free Speech Challenge, For Now
• SafeSport Turned 'Predator Rather Than Protector,' Suit Says
• Texas Must Face Feds' Suit Over Anti-Migrant Buoy Barrier
• Criminal Defendants Should Have Access To Foreign Evidence
• As Leagues Enforce Betting Rules, A Potential Catch-22 Brews
• DOJ Pressed On Prosecutions Of Muslim Asylum-Seekers
• Texas County's Electioneering Rules Face Questions In Court
• FDIC Tables Plans To Scrutinize Big 'Passive' Bank Investors
• Ariz. Tribes, Groups Seek Stay In SunZia Power Line Ruling
• Conn. Judge Sends Colo. Mass Shooting Cases To State Court
• Crypto Co. Sues 'Crusading' Gensler Over SEC's Ether Stance
• GOP Lawmakers Want Intel Chip Exports To Huawei Blocked
• Gov't To Use Tribal Energy Purchase Preference For First Time
• ​​​​​​​Legal Battles Set To Begin On Broadband 'Neutrality' Regs
• Court Brushes Off Door Co.'s Bid To Hasten Duty Refund
• Objector Takes $125M PACER Overcharge Deal To Fed. Circ.
• Ex-Tabloid CEO Says Trump Was Furious When Affair News Hit
• Mich. Drops Detroit Gerrymandering Appeal In $2M Fee Deal
• Biden Admin's Gas Venting Curbs Are Illegal, ND Says
• FCC OKs $1.35B T-Mobile, Mint Deal With Unlocked Phones
• Wash. Large-Magazine Ban Stays As Court Official Fears Tragedy
• Privacy Hawks Plot What's Next After FISA Passage
• Colo. Regulators Say Past Suncor Spills Forced New Permit
• Feds Say COVID Fraud Case Against Ex-Pol Clears Early Bar
• Dominican Republic, Uzbekistan No Longer On IP Watch List
• FERC Says National Grid Held Up To Winter Weather
• 1st Circ. Tosses Second Vineyard Wind Challenge
• NY Pot Regulator Seeks Dismissal Of Bias Suit
• Wash. Appeals Court Rejects Seattle High-Rise Permit Dispute
• Fla. High Court Says PIP Law Doesn't Mandate 100% Payment
• 4 Takeaways From DOL's Final ERISA Investment Advice Regs
• Standard General Claims Racial Bias By FCC In Tegna Deal
• US Says Seizure Power Erodes Landowner's Border Wall Suit
• Split Take On NJ 'Fake' Sale Case Disrupts Biz-Friendly Pattern
• FCC Proposes Local Georouting For 988 Calls
• Antitrust Enforcers Warn FERC About Ownership Overlaps
• SEC, Trade Group Ask DC Circ. To Revive Proxy Advisory Rule
• Dems Press DEA To Move Quickly On Rescheduling Marijuana
• Feds' Pacific Sardine Management Plan Lacking, Judge Says
• NC Hospital Leader Condemns FTC's Merger Block Bid
• How Cos. Can Prep For New Calif. Privacy Regulations
• Fed. Circ. Defines Foreign IP Damages, Raises New Questions
• UK Antitrust Arm Frontloads In-Depth Merger Probes
• Judge Puts Texas Arrest Law Case On Ice During Appeal
• DOD Unblocks Cohen Seglias From Emails Following Lawsuit
• Coverage Recap: Day 3 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Feds Lose Bid To Toss SD Tribe's School Funding Suit
• Biden Permitting Reform To Fast-Track Power Line Approvals
• Trump Legal Fees Paid Via Illegal Scheme, Watchdog Org Says
• Mich. Pot Group Says Suit Against Town Was Properly Pled
• Trump Can't Overturn $83M Verdict For Defaming Carroll
• EPA Chemical Safety Rule Raises Questions About Authority
• Conn. Judge In Drug Price-Fixing Suit Reveals Day Pitney Ties
• EEOC Pregnant Worker Rule Draws Suit From Red State AGs
• OECD Says Latvia Must Shift Tax Burden, Limit Fuel Subsidies
• Ex-Defender Says Feds Can't Hide Other Harassment Reports
• Pa. Justices OK Teacher 'Character' Test For Suspended Atty
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Skeptical Of Trump's Absolute Immunity Bid
• FCC Restores Net Neutrality Rules In Party-Line Vote
• Bracing For The CFPB's War On Mortgage Fees
• Treasury Finalizes Rules On Sales Of Green Energy Credits
• EPA Unveils Final Power Plant Rules, Prepares For Challenges
• High Court's Gender Divide Palpable At Latest Abortion Args
• Giuliani Among 18 Trump Allies Charged In Ariz. Election Case
• Canada Privacy Chief Aims To Make The Most Of Existing Laws
• FDIC Pushes Back On Lender Groups Suing Over Colo. Law
• Energy Charter Treaty Backlash Hints At Broader Arbitration Woes
• Muscogee Supreme Court To Decide Descendants' Citizenship
• FCC OKs Detroit TV Deal — If Certain Conditions Are Met
• Takeaways From The FTC's Noncompetes Ban
• 1st Circ. Upholds Feds' Vineyard Wind Project Approval
• Wash. AG Wants RFK Jr., Ex-NBA Star's Anti-Vax Suit Tossed
• 3 Takeaways On How AI Is Forcing Publicity Rights To Evolve
• DEA's Upcoming Decision On Cannabis Likely To Be Litigated
• Panel Reinstates Suit Over Hospital Workers' COVID Deaths
• Feds Plan 12 Offshore Wind Lease Sales Through 2028
• Meet The Attorneys Arguing Trump's Immunity At High Court
• Pacifica Will Pay $25K For Station Ad Violations, FCC Says
• Feds' 'Sparse' Explanations Call For Remand, Says Rebar Co.
• Trump Media Exec Urges GOP To Probe Stock 'Manipulation'
• GOP Reps Seek IRS Nonprofit Info After China Reports
• Borrower Asks Full 4th Circ. To Hear Debt Canceling Case
• US Solar Cos. Call For Duties On Cells From Southeast Asia
• Watchdog Says ICE Paid $25.3M For Empty Detention Space
• DOJ Wants To Weigh In On Texas Google Ad Tech Discovery
• TikTok To Take Divestment Bill To Court
• 'Net Neutrality' Timeline: From Brand X To Biden-Era Brawl
• Deciding What Comes At The End Of WTO's Digital Tariff Ban
• Congress Didn't OK FCC's 'Disparate Impact' Ban, Critics Say
• Groups Back Intuit's 5th Circ. Challenge To FTC Over Ads
• Hawaii High Court Affirms Timeshare Property Tax Is Legal
• Group Fights SpaceX's FCC Grants After Musk's Actions In War
• Broken Promises Land Ga. Prison Officials In Contempt
• Chamber Of Commerce Sues FTC Over New Noncompete Rule
• Reggie Bush Scores Heisman Back After Nearly 15 Years
• Trump Considered 'Co-Conspirator' In Mich. Elector Probe
• DOE Funding And Cargo Preference Compliance: Key Points
• Biden Admin Closes $362M Loan To Texas EV-Wiring Maker
• Senate OKs Testimony And Evidence For Menendez Trial
• Georgia's Foreign Lobbying Bill Is Not A FARA Copycat
• FTC Noncompete Ban Signals Rising Labor Focus In Antitrust
• Breaking Down EEOC's Final Rule To Implement The PWFA
• EPA Floats $1B In School Bus, Truck Electrification Grants
• Solar Panel Co. Loses Calif. Appeal Over PAGA Arbitration
• Landlords Bring NY Rent Law Challenge To High Court Again
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Nev. Can't Shake Military Bias Suit Over Pensions, DOJ Says
• Trump Says 1890s Ruling Nixes Ga. False Filing Charges
• Trump Can't Subpoena Daniels For Alleged Bias In NY Trial
• EU Keeps Gibraltar, Panama, UAE On AML Blacklist
• Biden's Latest Judge Picks Include Blocked US Atty Nom
• Ex-Auditor, County Prosecutor Win Pennsylvania AG Primary
• Monsanto Judge Slashes $857M PCB Jury Verdict
• AGs Urged To Probe Anti-Abortion Centers' Privacy Claims
• Maine Gov. Signs Bill Expanding Tribal Courts' Rights
• New Ga. Law Restricts Social Media Use For Youth Under 16
• TikTok Divestment Bill Heads To Biden's Desk
• HHS Formalizes Flores Protections For Immigrating Minors
• Globetrotters Say SBA's 'Bureaucratic Hell' Cost COVID Grant
• SEC Critics Preview Future Challenges To Agency Action
• CFTC Formalizes Policy On Uncleared Swaps Recordkeeping
• Small Providers Can't Meet 'Vague' Title II Rules, FCC Hears
• ACLU Backs States' Power To Preempt Feds' Net Neutrality
• Security Concerns May Hamper AUKUS Partnership
• Sharper Sustainability Rule May Strengthen Bid Protests
• Sierra Club Sues EPA Over NY Aluminum Plant's Air Pollution
• Grain Co.'s $18B Deal Raises Competition Flags For Canada
• Mich. Judge Threatens Contempt After Atty's 'Star Snitch' Post
• US Gun Cos. Tell Justices Mexico Is Circumventing Law With Suit
• Florida Loses Bid To Stay Ruling Nixing Its CWA Permit Power
• 4 Things Attys Should Know About NJ's $56B Spending Plan
• Nexstar Calls FCC's Floated $1.2M Fine Over WPIX 'Unlawful'
• Texas Justices Freeze Harris County Income Program
• EPA Tells 5th Circ. To Sink Texas' Ozone Plan Challenge
• Wash. Urges Federal Court To Set Bad Faith Test For IP Cases
• Crypto Industry Groups Sue SEC Over Dealer Definition
• Cole First Native American To Chair Appropriations Committee
• Chinese Foam-Making Chemicals Dominate Market, Co. Warns
• Blue States Leap To Defend EPA Vehicle Emissions Rule
• Tabloid Made Deal To Save Trump 'Embarrassment,' Jury Told
• NJ Appeals Court Backs State's Siting Regs For Solar Projects
• NC Justices Urged To Reject Greg Lindberg Co.'s Review Bid
• Biz Ownership Law Constitutional, Lawmakers Tell 11th Circ.
• Broadcasters Support Bill To Revive Diversity Tax Certificate
• EPA Finishes Stronger Chemical Risk Evaluation Rule
• What 3rd Circ. Trust Ruling Means For Securitization Market
• Trade Court Orders Feds To Rethink Canadian Lumber Duties
• Ex-Public Defender Wants 4th Circ. To End Wait In Bias Suit
• NC Felony Voting Law Struck Down As Unconstitutional
• Do Not Remand FDA Cigar Rule Without Vacatur, DC Circ. Told
• Ga. Bar Race Bias Suit Should Stay Dead, 11th Circ. Told
• Breaking Down DOJ's Individual Self-Disclosure Pilot Program
• Md.-Based Career Public Servant Is The FTC's Newest ALJ
• Cos. Must Prepare For Calif. Legislation That Would Ban PFAS
• Colo. Neural Privacy Law Has Attys Scratching Their Heads
• Reciprocal Discipline Not Time Limited, Colo. Justices Say
• Atty Can Deduct $303K In Racing Ad Costs, 10th Circ. Told
• Coverage Recap: Day 2 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• How To Prepare As Employee Data Reporting Deadlines Near
• FTC Bars Employers From Imposing Noncompete Contracts
• Jury Finds Ex-Ecuadorian Official Guilty Of Money Laundering
• Trump 'Detached From Facts' In Fla. Docs Case, Feds Say
• Trump Atty 'Losing Credibility' In Defending Posts, Judge Says
• DOL's Final Investment Advice Regs Expand ERISA's Reach
• DOL Unveils Final OT Rule That Raises Salary Limits
• HHS Finalizes Rule Bolstering Abortion Privacy Protections
• DOJ Antitrust Concerns Topple $960M Insulation Biz Merger
• Colo. Justices Clarify Med Mal Damages Cap Calculation
• 4 Biggest Takeaways From New EPA 'Forever Chemicals' Rule
• NY's 'Buy-Now, Pay-Later' Oversight Bill Delayed But Not Dead
• Kansas Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access License Bill Into Law
• CORRECTED [New Headline]:Tribe Says NY Lottery Breaks Law
• FCC Fines AT&T, Internet Co. For Discussing Auction Bids
• Ecuadorian Voters Reject Investor-State Arbitration
• FCC Eyes Rule Changes For Independent Video Programmers
• Seattle Property Owners Can't Use COVID To Stop $160M Tax
• Texas, Mo. Seek Full Vacatur Of DHS Border Wall Plan
• Jury Begins Deliberating In Ex-Ecuador Official's Bribery Trial
• Trade Court Faults Feds For Ignored Russian Curbs In Probe
• NC Justice Dept. Seeks Early Win In Promotion Bias Suit
• Group Backs Net Neutrality, But Not Fees On Broadband
• Appeals Court OKs Texas Income Pilot On Eve Of First Checks
• NC Chemical Biz Wants Help Covering $5M Site Cleanup
• Ohio AG Slams Halt Of Transgender Care, Youth Sports Limits
• Congress Urged To Fund Attys For Immigrants In Removal
• Conn. Lawmaker Wants To Allow Suits For AI Discrimination
• Estate Rep, Not Trustee, Ruled Proper Defendant In Death Suit
• Chamber Planning Prompt Challenge Of FTC Noncompete Ban
• Ayahuasca Church Settles Religious Freedom Suit With Feds
• Colo. Sales Tax Can't Touch Netflix Subscriptions, Judge Says
• New Atlanta-Area City Beats Constitutional Challenge
• NY Becomes First State In US To Mandate Paid Prenatal Leave
• Congress Can Enact Corp. Transparency, Orgs Tell 11th Circ.
• US Tile Cos. Say India Is Impeding Recovery From China Imports
• FDA Warning Letter Tightens Reins On 'Research Only' Labels
• With Power Rules On Deck, EPA Awards $7B In Solar Grants
• As DA Aims High, Trump Defense Gets 'Down And Dirty'
• DEA Tells 9th Circ. 'Right To Try' Doesn't Rewrite CSA
• Ralph Lauren Can Continue Appeal Of COVID Coverage Loss
• DC Judge Backs Feds' Power To Sanction Ex-Afghan Officials
• Calif. High Court Says Pretrial Inmates Can't Get Min. Wage
• Seafarer Detention Under Ship Pollution Law Must Have Limits
• Oregon Judge Won't Delay Youth Climate Trial
• Justices' Forfeiture Ruling Resolves Nonexistent Split
• Behind Indiana's Broad New Healthcare Transactions Law
• What Cos. Are Reporting Under New SEC Cybersecurity Rule
• High Court Probes Homeless 'Status' In Camping Ban Suit
• SC's Courts Have It Wrong On Amazon Marketplace Sales Tax
• Immigration Orgs Fight Feds' Bid To Win Fee Hikes Dispute
• DOJ Legal Counsel Must Disclose Interagency Rulings: Judge
• Senate OKs Permanent Status For 10 Fed. District Judgeships
• Conn. Agency Defends Ability To Challenge Judicial Branch
• Prosecutors, Pols And Partners Among Pa. AG Hopefuls
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 11 State AGs Urge Senate To Confirm Mangi For 3rd Circ.
• Trump, NY AG Reach Deal To OK $175M Fraud Appeal Bond
• Mass. Justices Say For-Profit Biz Can't Duck Billboard Tax
• UAE Considering R&D Tax Break, Seeks Feedback
• Hyundai, Kia Drivers Want $13M Fees In Car Theft Defect Deal
• Trump Led Plot To Undermine 2016 Election, NY Jury Told
• Justices To Mull Atty Fees For Preliminary Injunctions
• High Court Won't Review Texas Mail-In Ballot Age Restriction
• Supreme Court Will Hear Feds' Ghost Guns Ban Appeal
• Justices Skip How Mid-Litigation Changes Affect Standing
• Coverage Recap: Day 1 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• House Passes Another Bill To Force TikTok Divestment
• Power To Spy Without Warrants Renewed For 2 Years
• Trump On Verge Of Legal History As Full NY Jury Picked
• CFPB Seeks 5th Circ. Do-Over In Credit Card Late Fee Case
• A Cannabis Constitutional Fight, And The Calif. Atty Behind It
• Feds Say Texas' Reliance On Justices In SB 4 Case Is Misplaced
• Panel Voices Concern Over Prior-Convictions Evidence Rule
• Ga. Judges Find No 'Magic Wand' For Voting Rights Suits
• Colo. Won't 'Defer' To Feds In Kroger-Albertsons Merger Suit
• Dr. Says Colo. Plaintiffs Bar Trying To Open Tort Floodgates
• Potawatomi Become Ill.'s First Federally Recognized Tribe
• Don't Let The Rush Into AI Create Risk Blind Spots, Cos. Told
• Banking Boss Seeks First Bite In Lawyer-Linked Debt Services
• TCPA Only Protects Consumers, Fax Co. Worker Says
• Thai Co. Pays $20M For 'Egregious' Iran Sanctions Violations
• DOI Bans New Mining Claims On 4,200 Acres Of NM Land
• DC Circ. Won't Reverse Wash. Tribe's Recognition Order
• DC Circ. Backs GOP Operative's Election Finance Conviction
• Sentence For Pandemic Funds Theft Seems To Split 2nd Circ.
• Vegas Paper Wants Antitrust Suit Paused For Appeal
• SpaceX Wants 'Flexible' Net Neutrality Rules For Satellites
• Enviro Groups Say Federal Plan Threatens At-Risk Bats
• UN Should Eye Unitary Taxes, DSTs For Tax Pact, Report Says
• DOJ Can't Coordinate Google Ad Tech Discovery With Texas
• Up Next At High Court: Abortions & Presidential Immunity
• NY Lawmakers Approve Overhauling Cannabis Tax System
• Fla. Can't Wage Real Estate War On Foreigners, 11th Circ. Told
• Commerce Again Ordered To Back Chinese Flooring Duty Data
• IRS Previews New Digital Assets Reporting Form
• NY Nixes Power Deals With Trio Of Offshore Wind Projects
• NY AG Doubts Trump Insurer Can Cover $175M Bond
• Biden Administration Sharply Limits Drilling In Alaska Arctic
• Bankruptcy Bill Seeks To Aid Sex Abuse Victims
• What's In OCC's Proposed Freedom Of Information Act Update
• Assigning Liability In Key Bridge Collapse May Be Challenging
• NY Scraps Proposal Impacting Local Broadband Networks
• Trump's Trial Is Unprecedented. Attys On Juries? Not So Much
• Blumenauer: This 4/20 Will Be The Last For Schedule I Pot
• Gibbons Atty Won't Testify In Menendez Bribery Trial
• Climate Lawsuits Aren't The SEC's Only Legal Headache
• Ex-Defender Says High Court Ruling Backs Bias Claims
• The Week In Trump: NY Trial And A High Court Date Loom
• Off The Bench: NCAA Rules, Trans Athlete Win, NBA Pro's Ban
• Cohen Seglias Suit Says DOD Must Unblock Its Web Domain
• Self-Immolation Near Trump Trial Prompts Security Review
• Highlights From The 2024 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting
• EPA Says 2 'Forever Chemicals' Are Hazardous Substances
• USPTO Reveals Scaled-Back Plan For New Patent Board Rules
• NYC Bar Rips Hochul Plan To Divert Client Trust Interest Cash
• Ga.'s Absentee Rules Trample Political Speech, Court Told
• EU Antitrust Chief Says Merger Tool Not A 'Power Grab'
• Senate Dems Question 4 Biggest Banks Over Fraud Controls
• Trump Wants Cut Of Fundraising That Uses His Name, Image
• Texas Says Justices' Takings Decision Saves Its Arrest Law
• Senate Bill Would Extend Small Biz Ch. 11 Debt Cap Increase
• Google Judge Notes Broad Reach Of Texas Ad Tech Claims
• DOJ Tries To Quell Lawmakers' Concerns On FISA Bill
• Nuke Power Plant Owner Says NY Can't Bar Water Discharges
• School, Library Supporters Call FCC Wi-Fi Plan Cost Effective
• AT&T, Pittsburgh Settle Dispute Over Cell Site Fees, Delays
• T-Mobile, Others Rip 'Hodgepodge' Forced Store Closings Suit
• Texas Can't Stop Income Program Meant To Help The Poor
• New Va. Law Prohibits NCAA From Limiting Athlete NIL Deals
• Missouri AG Launches Probe Into Delta-8 Products
• BLM Prioritizes Conservation On Federal Land In Final Rule
• Commerce Chided For Not Explaining Itself In Catfish Cases
• FCC Probing Causes Of 911 Outage Across Four States
• Trump Again Seeks Delay In Fla., Says Attys Tied Up In NY
• Ga. Corp., Personal Income Tax Rates Dropping To 5.39%
• Kimmel Atty Defends Airing 'Patently Ridiculous' Santos Clips
• Feds Say Ga. On The Hook For Segregated Learning Programs
• FERC To Reveal Final Grid-Planning Policy Revamp
• What FERC's Disclosure Demands Mean For Cos., Investors
• Sugar Co. Urges 11th Circ. To Revive Helms-Burton Suit
• Bank Regulators Appeal Texas Judge's Halt Of New CRA Rules
• Red States Back Call To Overturn Nasdaq Diversity Rule
• Trade Court Says Gov't Must Redo Mexican Tomato Probe
• Gulf Oil Terminal Sale Spurs Environmental Settlement Talks
• Mich. AG Slams 'Lackluster' Disclosure Laws At Ethics Hearing
• Ga. Election Spending Case Belonged In State Court, AG Says
• IRS Updates Rates For Foreign Insurance Company Equations
• Dems Propose Inspector General For High Court, Judiciary
• Building Groups Say They Can Fight Prevailing Wage Rule
• No Redo For Insurers In COVID-19 Coverage Row, Tribe Says
• Feds Say Texas' Asylum Fight Must Go After La. Suit Got Axed
• FDA Head Gets GOP Rep.'s Rebuke Over Pot Rescheduling
• Feds Fight George Santos' 'Meritless' Brady Violation Claims
• Atty Wants Law Firm Subpoenaed In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• NCAA Reforms Division I Transfer Rule, Upgrades NIL Policy
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• Sentencing Commission Limits Acquitted Conduct Sentencing
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• Tribal Groups Say Final Fish Harvesting Rule Violates NEPA
• ISPs Seek Clearer Preemption In Feds' Net Neutrality Draft
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• Ex-Trump Atty: Colo. Discipline Claims Barred By Prior Case
• Biden Says Tariffs On Chinese Steel Should Be Tripled
• DC Judge Questions 7-Eleven Position On FTC Constraints
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• 3rd Circ. Won't Reinstate NJ's 'County Line' Ballot
• FDA's Foot-Dragging On Menthol Ban Sparks Frustration
• Biden Admin Probes Chinese Shipbuilders For Unfair Trade
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