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Public Policy - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• R.I. Pot Residency Rule Unconstitutional, Fla. Resident Claims
• Split SCOTX Revives Judge's Same-Sex Wedding Challenge
• Iowa's Hemp Law Could Be 'Unconstitutionally Vague'
• Texas Justices Back Ban On Gender Affirming Care For Minors
• Prosecution Rests In Menendez Bribery Trial
• Citi Wants Termination Suit Over Alleged Lies To OCC Tossed
• Custodia Bank Asks 10th Circ. For Fed Master Account Win
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Parts Of Ga. Bond Law Blocked For Now Over 'Group' Meaning
• Conn. Court Shouldn't Hear Anti-Dispensary Appeal, City Says
• FCC Subsidy Opponents File New 5th Circ. Challenge
• PAGA Reforms Clear Calif. Assembly, Head To Newsom's Desk
• Health Regulators Likely To Tread Carefully Post-Chevron
• USPTO Asks Public For Input On Addressing AI Deepfakes
• Shkreli Asks High Court To Toss $64M Disgorgement Order
• 6th Circ. Won't Move Net Neutrality Challenges To DC
• High Court Bends, But Doesn't Break, FERC Enforcement
• Calif. Panel Won't Toss Trial Win By AT&T's Cricket
• Shifting Legal Positions Behind High Court Abortion Punt
• Biden Extends Deportation Protections For 309K Haitians
• Top Delaware Court Tosses Voting Law Challenge
• NC Justices Revive Black Property Owners' Bias Suit
• Buttigieg Says Rescheduling Pot Would Not Alter DOT Policy
• House Passes Contentious $833B Defense Spending Bill
• Chevron Reversal's Impact In Trade Cases Likely Limited
• Patent Office Asks For Comments On 'Experimental Use'
• Condo Seeks Bar On Enforcement Of Corp. Transparency Act
• DC Circ. Panel Rejects Mich. Tribe's Casino Land Trust Bid
• DC Access To Justice Leader On Making Courts User-Friendly
• More Legal Aid Attys Move To Addiction Epidemic Frontlines
• IRS Finalizes Broker Rules For Digital Asset Sales
• Tulsa Fights Prisoners' Bids To Join Jurisdiction Row
• Jan. 6 Ruling May Help Accused Rioters, But Not Trump
• A Case Study For Calif. Cities In Water Utility Takeovers
• EPA Coal Ash Rules Are Nothing New, DC Circ. Rules
• 3 Biggest Benefits Policy Developments From 2024's 1st Half
• Satellite Cos. Call For More Detail On FCC's Space Debris Plan
• ITC Advances Probe Into Chinese Disposable Containers
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• 4 Important Events In Bank Regulation: A Midyear Review
• Texas Judge Who Axed DACA To Retire In January 2025
• EU Wraps Antitrust Probe Of Microsoft's OpenAI Stake
• Eric Trump Can Shield Most Docs In Ex-Aide's Retaliation Suit
• GOP Rep. Says 'Inherent Contempt' Vote Coming After Recess
• IRS Reminds Marijuana Businesses They Can't Get Tax Breaks
• Mass. Senate OKs $5B Housing Bill Without Local-Option Tax
• Providers Need More Time To Meet SIM Swap Rules, FCC Told
• Afghans Who Aided U.S. Gov't Sue Over Kids' Visa Denials
• FTC Focus: Competition And The Right To Repair
• 4 Things To Know As New SPAC Rules Take Effect
• Chevron Ruling No Sea Change For Tax Court, Judge Says
• Ga. Secretary Of State Seeks Denial Of Fees In Voting Case
• Bannon Can't Dodge Prison In Contempt Appeal
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• How Cannabis Rescheduling May Affect Current Operators
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Limit Fed. Use Of Obstruction Charge In Jan. 6 Cases
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Supreme Court Backs Oregon City's Anti-Camping Laws
• Biden, Trump Spar On Abortion Access In The Wake Of Dobbs
• Biden Takes Dig At 'Convicted Felon' Trump In 1st Debate
• Menendez Met Alleged Briber Pre-Gold Price Search, Jury Told
• Freedmen Heir Has Standing In Land Leasing Row, Court Says
• Tesla Error Doomed Bid To Arbitrate Race Bias Suit, Court Says
• Sen. Brown Asks White House To Enforce Mexican Steel Curbs
• DOJ Defends Transport Monopoly Charges In Antitrust Case
• Bill Would Add Protections For Native American Children
• High Court Liberals Warn Jarkesy's Reach Will Be Widespread
• State AGs Want Stay Lifted In Generic Drug Pricing Suit
• Interest Groups Want To Join 6th Circ. Net Neutrality Appeals
• CBD Cos. Say Iowa Hemp Law Could Destroy State Industry
• Warner Bros. Sued Over Presidential Debate Streaming Rights
• Texas DAs Escape Defendant Class Cert. In Abortion Case
• EPA's State Smog Pollution Plan Down, Not Out Yet
• Rape Kit Co. Wants Wash. Ban Lifted During Free Speech Suit
• ACLU Says Mich. Can't Ban Medicaid Coverage Of Abortions
• Uber, Lyft Cut $175M Deal To End Mass. Worker Status Fight
• Expert Testimony Gets Narrowed In Immigrants' Vetting Fight
• NC Anti-Riot Act Passes Constitutional Muster, Judge Rules
• Parole Challenge Ruling Was 'Error Twice Over,' 5th Circ. Told
• FCC's Unlocked Phone Regs Could Affect Existing Contracts
• Denver Must Face 2020 Protest Response Claims, Judge Rules
• SEC Says It Met Its Burden To Apply Dealer Rule To Crypto
• NY Regulators Say Pot Companies' Bid Would Ruin Industry
• IRS To Offer Combined Filing For Energy Investment Credits
• Live Nation Tries To Push DOJ's Antitrust Suit Out Of NY
• Self-Defense Code Should Apply To UGA Case, Panel Says
• Colo. AG's Kroger Merger Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Ala. Must Hand Over Felon Voting Records, 11th Circ. Says
• EU High Court Upends Servier Decrease Of Pay-For-Delay Fine
• Air Ambulance Ruling Severely Undermines No Surprises Act
• Hospitals' Charity Care Does Not Equal Taking, NJ Panel Rules
• SD State's Atty Agrees Not To Enforce Hemp Law
• Solar Co. Says Duty Expansion Ignores Production Process
• DOL Says It Put Salary Levels In OT Carveout Since 1938
• Justices' Removal Ruling Presents Hurdles, But Offers Clarity
• Commerce Defends Argentine Oil Pipe Levies On Remand
• Alaskan Land Trust Fight Remanded Over Misplaced Authority
• AG Says Trump Recusal Bid Relies On 'Distortion Of Facts'
• Newsmax Can't See OANN-Smartmatic Defamation Settlement
• 6th Circ. Dismisses Doctors' ACA Trans Healthcare Appeal
• SpaceX Says Local Regs Best Suited For Fixing 'Dead Zones'
• Coinbase Says SEC, FDIC 'Stonewalled' Crypto Info Requests
• CFTC Extends Comment Period For Election Betting Proposal
• House Panel Cans Vote On Data Privacy, Kids' Safety Bills
• DOL Benefits Chief Defends Fiduciary Rule Before GOP Panel
• Feds Must Redo Tire Duties Again, After Writing Off One Co.
• Free-Speech Orgs Tell DC Circ. TikTok Ban Is Prior Restraint
• Tracking Implementation Of IRA Programs As Election Nears
• House Panel Votes To Hold Biden Ghostwriter In Contempt
• Fla. County Owes Tax To Other County, Fla. Justices Rule
• CFPB Urged To Set Standards On Rooting Out AI Lending Bias
• Ex-Mayoral Candidate Loses Law License For 1 Year In Fla.
• Zoning Reform May Alleviate The Affordable Housing Crisis
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• NTSB Rips Boeing For Blabbing About Blowout Probe
• Ex-Deputy Mayor Of Newark Pleads Guilty In Bribery Scheme
• Justices' 'Blind Mule' Ruling Won't Change Defense Strategy
• Fla. Judge Denies Trump's Bid To Toss Mar-A-Lago Warrant
• Conn. Banking Dept. Defends $25K Fine Against Legal Funder
• Spencer Fane Lobbying Pro Joins Holland & Knight In Austin
• High Court Allows Idaho Emergency Abortions, For Now
• Supreme Court Freezes EPA's 'Good Neighbor' Rule
• Justices Limit SEC's Use Of In-House Courts
• 5th Circ. Says SEC Must Reconsider Axing Proxy Regulations
• SEC Crypto Stance May Shift With Election, Rulemaking Suits
• Menendez Pals 'Generous,' Jeweler Says In Joke-Filled Testimony
• Justices Leave Blurry Line In Place On Misinformation Fight
• Design Patent Attys Wary Of Applicant Disclosure Proposal
• FCC Urged To Prevent Abuse Through High-Tech Cars
• Justices Chide 5th Circ. In Biden Social Media Case
• Calif. Sanctioned $111M In 30-Year Prison Staffing Case
• State Data Privacy Law Patchwork: Midyear Report
• Chamber Backs 9th Circ. Call To Nix SEC's 'Gag Rule'
• VA Can't 'Short-Circuit' Racial Bias Suit With Appeal, Vet Says
• States Say Revised EPA Water Rule Worse Than Original
• FBI Beats Epstein FOIA Case Due To Ghislaine Maxwell Appeal
• Artists Drum Up Support For Bill To Pay Music Royalties
• Bribery Ruling Could Disrupt ComEd Verdict, Madigan Trial
• FCC Threatens To Yank Texas AM Station License Over Fees
• 'Tragic History' Can't Rewrite Law In Burial Row, Army Says
• SpaceX Beach Closure Challenge Is 'Illogical,' Texas Says
• Texas Moves To Bar DOJ Witness In Rio Grande Barrier Fight
• FCC To Finalize Funding For School Wi-Fi Hot Spots
• Ex-Worker Says NC Justices Needn't Review Carcinogen Test
• NHTSA Declines Calls For 'More Robust' Truck Safety Guards
• Unfinished Glycine Factory Supports Evasion, Says US Co.
• Supreme Court Bribery Ruling Limits Government's 'Arsenal'
• Texas Uses Justices' Gun Ruling To Defend Deportation Law
• Red Roof Trafficking Case Settled In Middle Of Trial
• NJ Shore Town Asks Court To End Bar's Teen Night
• Ex-Seattle Cancer Center Worker Settles Suit Over 'Woke' DEI
• Fed. Circ. Says No Fees For HID Global In Patent Suit
• Big Banks Cleared Fed's Stress Tests, Despite 'Higher Losses'
• Judge Won't Free Texas Officials From Lengthy Detention Suit
• 8th Circ. Won't Pause PWFA Regs During GOP States' Appeal
• Alaska Natives Call EPA Pebble Mine Veto Unconstitutional
• House GOP Gears Up For The End Of Chevron Deference
• Rep. Seeks Info On Sex Allegations Against Ex-GMU Law Prof
• Candidate's Nickname 'Fighter' Won't Be On Fla. Ballot
• Ecuador Ruling Marks Significant Step For Arbitral Certainty
• A Look At Calif. Contract Considerations In Fiji Water Ruling
• House GOP Mulls Little-Used Inherent Contempt For Garland
• Paul Weiss Launches Multidisciplinary Investigations Practice
• FCC Allows Foreign Stake In Montana Telecom After Review
• NC Bar Rips Immigration Atty's 'Absurd' Disbarment Appeal
• Feds' 5th Circ. Win On Preventive Care May Imperil ACA
• High Court 'Inadvertently' Posts Order Punting Abortion Case
• Some Asian Paper Plates May See Duties Over 300%
• Macy's Email Demand Violates Privacy Law, Shopper Says
• Making Plans For BNPL Consumer Protection Compliance
• Justices Say Bribery Law Doesn't Criminalize Gratuities
• High Court Axes Challenge To Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Crypto ATM Co. Coinme Taps MoneyGram Atty As Legal Head
• Biden Pardons Veterans Convicted For LGBTQI+ Status
• Bank Groups Rip CFPB Stance On Wire Rules In NY's Citi Suit
• Public Pensions Have Personnel Authority, Calif. Panel Rules
• 2 Federal Judges Stall Biden's Student Loan Debt Relief
• Judge Likely To Block Medical Record Co.'s Anti-Bot CAPTCHAs
• Project Veritas Rips Ore. Recording Ban At En Banc 9th Circ.
• UPenn Palestinian Org Can't Block Congress' Doc Request
• Feds Transfer Nearly 12,000 Acres To Minnesota Tribe
• AT&T Says No Windfall From FirstNet Managing 4.9 GHz Band
• Bulk Of Colo. Climate Case Against Oil Giants Beats Dismissal
• Mich. Judge Blocks State Abortion Waiting Period, Counseling
• CFPB Delays Start Of Small-Biz Loan Rule Deadlines Until '25
• USDA Tackles 'Inconsistent' Court Handling Of Packers Suits
• Norfolk Southern Torched In NTSB Final Derailment Findings
• GOP Lawmakers Urge 8th Circ. To Quash SEC's Climate Rule
• Verizon To Pay $1M For Southeast 911 Outage, FCC Says
• Intl. Trade Commission Takes Up 2 New China Import Probes
• Split DC Circ. Backs Bush-Era Mining Deregulation
• Flint Judge Wants To Keep City 'Motivated' To Fix Lead Pipes
• After Rahimi Win, Feds Set Sights On Felon Gun Ban
• Ga. County Wants Battery Fire Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Judge Says Sales Discount Doesn't Justify Redoing Steel Duty
• No Need To Ship Net Neutrality Appeals To DC, 6th Circ. Told
• Indiana U Settles Ricin-Carrying Fruit Fly Export Violations
• FCC Says Anti-Redlining Rule 'Dutifully' Carries Out Law
• Dems Seek 'Honest Evaluation' Of New ICBM Program
• $3M Broker Commission Deal Stayed To Await NAR Settlement
• NC Development Bill Violates UN Declaration, Tribe Says
• Russian Ferrosilicon Gets Preliminary Duties Topping 748%
• Ariz. Lawmakers Say State Has No Interest In Monument Fight
• Fla. HOA Reforms Bring Major Wins For Homeowners
• Medical Marijuana Bill Sent To NC House After Senate Sign-Off
• Texas' Challenge To Biden Admin Asylum Rule Survives
• How Congress Is Tackling The US Healthcare Shortage
• Trump Atty Argues Feds Lied To Get Mar-A-Lago Warrant
• How Justices' Chevron Ruling May Influence Wind Projects
• DC Council OKs Tax Hikes On High-End Property, Payroll
• Pot Cos. Push Back On Calif. City's Bid To Toss $5.4M Fee Suit
• Fintech Exec Gets 3 Yrs In Crypto Market Manipulation Plot
• Drilling Permit Challenge Should Stay Dead, DOI Tells DC Circ.
• Calif. Pot Co. Accused Of 'Lab Shopping' To Skirt Safety Rules
• Gov't Asks Ala. Fed. Court To Stay Gender Care Case
• Gov't Contractors Shouldn't Skip Steps In Rush To Adopt AI
• Ex-Trump Atty Seeks Discovery Stay In Dominion Voting Suit
• 6 Tips For Maximizing After-Tax Returns In Private M&A Deals
• House GOP Looks To Hold Biden Ghostwriter In Contempt
• Atlanta City Council To Consider $2M Settlement In Taser Case
• EU Opens Microsoft Case, Unappeased By Teams Unbundling
• Kennedy's Bid For President Violates NJ Law, Suit Says
• Int'l Paper Gets US Clearance On $7.2B DS Smith Buy
• Why The Patent Eligibility Restoration Act Can Spur Progress
• Lower Courts May Finally Be Getting The Memo After Ciminelli
• House Republicans Look To Cut Justice Department Funding
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• NJ Says Union Skipped Over Black Workers For Job Referrals
• Justice Berger Asks Full NC High Court To Decide Recusal Bid
• NY Judge Partially Lifts Trump Gag Order Ahead Of Sentence
• Oracle Can Seek PAGA Arbitration, Calif. Panel Says
• Chevron's $120M Trial Loss Reinstated By Calif. Appeals Court
• Menendez Was 'Weird' While Planning Egypt Trip, Jury Hears
• Willis' Plan To Prejudice Defendants Requires DQ, Trump Says
• EPA Says Army Corps Doesn't Belong In Pebble Mine Dispute
• Localities Redouble Effort To Block House Broadband Bill
• Justices Will Weigh Liability Of Corporate Affiliates In TM Row
• ITC Shouldn't Oversee Patent Disputes, Utah Law Prof Argues
• Bill Aimed At Native Boarding School Policies Heads To Senate
• GM Financial Pulls FDIC Industrial Bank Application, For Now
• States Attack Conservation Leasing In New Public Lands Rule
• 5th Circ. Weighs 'Binding Authority' Of Gulf Fishery Council
• Ill. Landowners Challenge FERC Moves On $7B Power Line
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Or Sanction In Kari Lake Vote Suit
• Illinois, Other States Back FTC Bid To Affirm Intuit Ad Ruling
• Colo. Justices Send Back 'Rare' Atty Conflict Criminal Case
• LA Schools Says Pseudoscience Infected 9th Circ. Vax Ruling
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Gets Two Years For Boosting Law Firm
• Judge Blocks Part Of DOL Construction Prevailing Wage Rule
• Protecting Trade Secrets In US, EU Gov't Agency Submissions
• Broadband Advocates Urge FCC To Revisit Subsidy Fees
• IRS Finalizes Limits To Partnership Conservation Easements
• Big Banks Face Potential Broader Recovery Plan Rules
• Fintech Exec Gets 45 Months For Crypto Market Manipulation
• Red Roof Ignored Years Of Trafficking, Victim Tells Ga. Jurors
• NC Justice's Politician Dad Doesn't Merit DQ, Lawmakers Say
• OCC Eyes Post-SVB Revamp To Recovery Planning Standards
• High Court Won't Take Up Michigan Tribal Tag Dispute
• AT&T Must Keep Basic Services Intact, Calif. Regulators Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• New Laws, Regs Mean More Scrutiny Of Airline Carbon Claims
• GOP Rep. Seeks To Revive 'Inherent Contempt' For Garland
• US DOT Final Rule Ups Freight Rail Hazmat Disclosures
• Justices' Removal Notice Decision Unwinds 3 Migrants' Wins
• DOL Still Mulling Changes To Pension De-Risking Guidance
• Landlord Says Insurer Botched Coverage For $1M State Deal
• Google's Brin, Pichai Must Face Texas Ad Tech Depos
• Trump Mar-A-Lago Case Is Unlawfully Funded, Fla. Judge Told
• NM Sued Over Sustainable Building Credit Award Process
• Justices Pass On Conn. School Vaccine Mandate Fight
• Construction Super Says Name Was Secretly Used On Permits
• GOP States Can't Freeze PWFA Regs During 8th Circ. Appeal
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Paper Bag Imports Found To Have Harmed US Industry
• Justices Affirm 6th Circ. Decision Allowing Bump Stocks
• Justices Pass On Rutgers COVID-19 Vax Mandate Case
• Blumenauer Predicts Cannabis Rescheduling Before Year-End
• High Court To Review State Gender Care Bans
• Justices To Review If Ch. 7 Trustee Can Recover Tax Payments
• Justices Will Review Request To Rein In NEPA Requirements
• Disciplinary Judge Hesitant To Oust Embattled Colo. DA
• Kaspersky Hit With Sanctions In Wake Of US Software Ban
• DOL Says Union's Farm Wage Challenge Too Late
• Lawmakers Visit Imprisoned Ex-IRS Agent And Binance Exec
• 4 Big Banks Cited For 'Living Will' Weaknesses By Fed, FDIC
• FDIC Creates Offices To Investigate Workplace Misconduct
• Live Nation Investor Sues Leaders Over DOJ Antitrust Claims
• Manhattan DA Seeks To Retain Trump Gag Order, Amid Threats
• Crypto Vet With FTX Ties Launches Fintech Policy Think Tank
• Trump Says AG Can't Appoint Prosecutor In Mar-A-Lago Case
• SC Agency Asks 4th Circ. To Rethink Google Ad Subpoena
• NCAA Teams May Suffer Without Int'l Student Pay Regs
• FDIC Approves 1st Industrial Bank Application In Years
• Treasury Unveils Rules Curtailing Outbound Tech Investments
• Texas Medical Board Adopts Abortion Records Requirement
• Fed. Circ. Backs Subsidy Duties For Canadian Wind Towers
• NY Judge Says Feds, MTA Fully Vetted Congestion Pricing
• Claims Trimmed In Neb. Tribe's Debt Collection Suit
• Union Tells 1st Circ. It's Fit To Bring Debt Cap Challenge
• Tube Co. Blames Denied Duty Refund Claim On CBP Error
• DC Better Match For Net Neutrality Suits, 6th Circ. Told
• How Uyghur Forced Labor Law Affects Importing Companies
• Off The Bench: ACC-FSU Rematch, Supreme Win For Fla. Tribe
• Teamsters Say Calif. Pot Shop's Deal Was With 'Sham' Union
• Calif. Gov. Backs Return Of 2,800 Acres To Shasta Nation
• Hawaii DOT Settles Kids' Suit Over Fossil Fuel Use
• Recovery Home Co. Sues Over Denial By Town's Zoning Panel
• Ohio House Bill Would Tax Car Condos As Residential Parcels
• Ayahuasca Church Is Not Tax-Exempt, DC Circ. Affirms
• Attys Accused Of Judge Shopping Must Share Public Remarks
• Rip And Replace 'Ruinous' Without Fed Funds, Carriers Say
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Burke Can't Delay Sentencing
• Atty Convicted Of Pot Bribe Wins Bail At 1st Circ.
• Feds Seek To Nix Atty's Charges As 2nd Atty Heads To Prison
• 5th Circ. Knocks Out National Block On ACA Preventive Care
• Pa. Justices Will Weigh If 'Skill Games' Are Slot Machines
• Rebar Co. Says Feds Spurned Data For Info 'On The Internet'
• Ex-Mass. Pol Hit With New Charges In COVID Fraud Case
• 6th Circ. Says Counties Not On Hook For Mich. Dam Collapse
• Sens. Introduce 'Complementary' Bill To TikTok Ban
• 5 ERISA Cases To Watch In 2024's Second Half
• Feds Offer $850M To Slash Methane From Oil And Gas
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Opens Expert Testimony Basis To Confrontation
• Justices Keep Domestic Abusers Disarmed, Clarify Bruen
• Justices Strengthen Jury Trial Rights For Stiffer Sentences
• Justices Say No Feds, No Dice In Texas-NM Water Deal
• TikTok Says Alternatives To 'Dangerous' Ban Were Ignored
• Del. House Sends Controversial Corp. Law Changes To Gov.
• Colo. Prosecutor Says Ex-DA Undermined Her Leadership
• Menendez Jury Sees Slides Lowell Presented To SDNY Brass
• Ex-DEA Heads Echo GOP AGs' Call For Pot Rescheduling Hearing
• Patent Owners, Challengers Spar Over PTAB Rule Proposal
• 5th Circ. Starts Clock For Redo Bid In CFPB Payday Rule Case
• Trump Calls For Engoron's Recusal In Civil Fraud Case
• FDIC Expands Requirements For Big-Bank Resolution Plans
• Colo.'s Opt-Out Interest Rate Law Halted In Trade Group Suit
• Wash. Justices Renew AG's Suit Over Police Eviction Claims
• 7th Circ. Won't Dig Excavator Out Of Kickback Conviction
• Web-Tracking Guidance Exceeded HHS' Authority, Judge Says
• Judge Flags Iowa's Blocked Immigration Law In Texas Battle
• GM's Cruise To Pay Calif. $112K Fine Over Robotaxi Crash
• Justices' Caution May Hold Key To New Sports Betting Efforts
• Sunset Review Redo Counter To Basic Principles, Says Judge
• Caltrans Tells FCC It's Against FirstNet Control Of 4.9 GHz
• FCC Slams Bid In 6th Circ. To Put Net Neutrality On Hold
• Calif. High Court Strikes Anti-Tax Measure From Nov. Ballot
• Catholic Diocese Can't Duck Sex Abuse Suit, NC Justices Told
• Cannabis-Infused Drink Cos. Sue Iowa Over New Potency Law
• Competition Raids Don't Need Warrant For Emails, ECJ Told
• Crypto Co. Says SEC Won't Bring Case Over Ethereum
• Fla. Panel Rules Riot Law Doesn't Apply To Peaceful Protest
• FCC Allows Top-4 Exception So Gray Can Sell Station
• No Atty, No Case: Judge Tosses Attack On Psychedelics Ban
• HHS Drug Pricing Program Flouts Constitution, Boehringer Says
• Vegas Papers Can't Pause Suit Amid Trim Appeal, Judge Says
• Texas Says DACA Challenge Withstands Mifepristone Ruling
• What Employers Need To Know About Colorado's New AI Law
• What DOL Fiduciary Rule Means For Private Fund Managers
• Best Practices For Chemical Transparency In Supply Chains
• Carbon Capture Struggles Doom EPA Rule, DC Circ. Told
• China Denies Tax Crackdown As 2 Cos. Report $80M In Bills
• Assa Abloy Says Deal Monitor Going Too Far
• Ore. Water Treatment Plant Not On Farmland, Tax Court Says
• Attys Accused Of Judge Shopping Rebut Fraud Allegations
• Pa. Justices Rule 'Client Exception' Can't Save Med Mal Case
• NLRB Attys, Calif. Tribe Settle Casino Subpoena Dispute
• New Navajo Law Expected To Double Infrastructure Funds
• DOL Benefits Head Plans To Attend House Oversight Hearing
• EPA Water Rule Withstands Landowner's Attempt To Block It
• Trump Says Willis Can't Erase DQ Appeal In Election Case
• Fla. Calls Abortion Drug Case Irrelevant To Migrant Parole Suit
• Federal Agencies Release Updated Climate Adaptation Plans
• What 11th Circ. Fearless Fund Ruling Means For DEI In Courts
• House Dems Ask Chief Justice To Say How He'll Review Ethics
• GOP Sens. Get Tough On 6th Circ. Nominee's History
• Hemp Co. Illegally Sold Cannabis, Colo. AG Alleges
• Paid Noncompetes Offer A Better Solution Than FTC's Ban
• EchoStar Says Customers Can Skip Junk Fees With Right Info
• Flawed Fintiv Rule Should Be Deemed Overreach In Tech Suit
• Unpacking The Latest Tranche Of Sanctions Targeting Russia
• Faegre Drinker Hires New State AGs Practice Co-Leader In NY
• Patent Office Elevates Acting Solicitor To Official Position
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Feds Delay Thai Refrigerator Probe To Check Industry Support
• Justices Say Experts Can Testify Broadly On Criminal Intent
• Repatriation Tax Doesn't Violate Constitution, Justices Rule
• Embattled Colo. DA Defends Handling Of Murder Case
• Newsom, Legislators Reach Agreement On PAGA Reform
• Menendez Request On Pet Case Was Unique, Aide Testifies
• Company, States Battle In Court Over At-Home Rape Kits
• Cuomo's Ex-Aide Details Sex Harassment Claims In New Suit
• Charges Dropped In NYC Mayor Straw Donor Case
• No Reason To Move Net Neutrality Suits To DC Circ., ISPs Say
• Ayahuasca Church Says DOJ Should Pay $2.2M Legal Fees
• SEC's Ether Orders Spur Hope For Crypto, Caution From Attys
• Failure To Return Remains Violates Human Rights, Court Told
• USPTO Hears Array Of Ideas For Altering Director Review
• Nuke Regulator Asks High Court To Review Atomic Waste Rule
• Anticompetitive Rules Hinder BEAD Fund, Critic Claims
• Seattle Can't Stop Firefighters' COVID Vaccine Suit
• Chastened Boeing CEO Vows Fixes In Harsh Senate Hearing
• Colo. Justices Iffy On Cake's Message In Baker's Speech Suit
• Dems Ask For Update On Justice Thomas Gifts Investigation
• Green Group Insists It Can Fight Colo. Air Plan Approval
• Proposed Hemp Change In Line With Regs, Report Says
• Del. House Panel Splits On Senate-Passed Corp. Law Change
• 9th Circ. Nixes City's Win In Wash. Firefighter Vax Order Suit
• High Court's Abortion Pill Ruling Shuts Out Future Challenges
• Circumvention Finding Twisted Trade Statute, Pipe Co. Says
• Democrats Punt On Spectrum Bill, Claiming GOP 'Obstruction'
• Legalization Foe SAM Seeks Hearing On Pot Rescheduling
• 9th Circ. Asked For En Banc Review In Youths' Climate Case
• Hospital Board Says Feds Underpaid Claims By $17M
• Split Pa. High Court Finds Rental Registry Suit Moot
• Fed Should Vote Now On Basel Capital Hike Plan, Warren Says
• Justices Urged To Take Case On USPTO Home Address Rule
• 5th Circ. Keeps Suit Over CFPB's Card Late Fee Rule In Texas
• Blue States And Enviro Groups Back DOE Furnace Rule
• Navigating New Safe Harbor For Domestic Content Tax Credits
• DOJ Says DC Circ. Shouldn't Rethink Realtor Antitrust Probe
• Cozen O'Connor Names Ex-Arkansas AG As State AG Co-Lead
• Steel Co. Says Cambodian Hangers Are Skirting Hefty Duties
• FTC Escalates Probe Into TikTok's Privacy Measures For Kids
• Justices' Bump Stock Ruling Skirted Deference, Lenity Issues
• Novant Drops NC Hospital Merger After 4th Circ. Pauses Deal
• Ariz. County Says New Kari Lake Vote Claims Merit Sanctions
• 2nd Circ. Says No Gov't Misconduct In Campaign Money Case
• Dems' Absences Bring Canceled Vote On Ore. Federal Judge
• 5 Steps To Navigating State Laws On Healthcare Transactions
• Restitution Plan For Lead-Test Defects Leaves Judge Uneasy
• EPA Tells DC Circ. That Smog Plan Is Legally Sound
• Calif. Staffing Firm Settles DOJ's Noncitizen Bias Claims
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Vax Mandate Case Amid Judge DQ Bid
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• PBM Takeaways From Proposed Telehealth Flexibility Bill
• NY High Court Denies Trump's Gag Order Appeal
• Feds Ease Green Card Process For Mixed-Status Families
• Treasury Finalizes Labor Rules For Bonus Energy Tax Credits
• Iowa's Controversial Immigration Law Temporarily Blocked
• 'What Am I Supposed To Do?': Epic-Apple Doc Row Irks Judge
• T-Mobile To Consider Changing 'Price Lock' Ads After Dispute
• US Surgeon General To Seek Warning Label On Social Media
• Mich. Judge Unsure If Town's Pot Co. Shutdown Broke Lease
• DC Circ. Gives FERC More Clarity On Scope Of Climate Reviews
• Ad Tech Judge Says No 'Moving Target' Damages, No Jury
• Mifepristone Ruling Means End Of Texas DACA Suit, Feds Say
• McConnell Denounces Judicial Nominee For District Of Ore.
• Toss Universal Service Fund Challenge, FCC Urges 5th Circ.
• Cocoa Trade Case May Hinge On Justices' Mifepristone Ruling
• HUD Freed From Pa. Pot Patients' Suit Over Housing Rebuff
• High Court's BofA Ruling Leaves State Preemption Questions
• Maryland Gov. Moore Grants Sweeping Marijuana Pardons
• Google Says Texas Took Opposing Positions On Key Law
• Farm Cos. To Pay $475K To End Wash. AG's Sex Assault Suit
• Ginnie Mae, HUD Want Bank's Loan Lien Suit Sent To Dallas
• EEOC Went Too Far With Pregnant Worker Rule, Judge Says
• Iowa Seeks To Mute 'Ag-Gag' Law First Amendment Challenge
• OECD Tax Plan Is Developing Nations' Best Choice, Prof Says
• DOL Says Insurers Can't Block ERISA Retirement Advice Regs
• Feds, Tribes Say It's Too Soon To Reopen Monument Suit
• Feds Say Bannon Must Go To Prison During Appeals
• Colo. Justices To Review Prefiling Interest Cap Dispute
• Repeat Violations Land Ore. Forwarder Export Denial Order
• What 4 Cyber Protection Actions Mean For Marine Transport
• Pharmacy Groups Urge High Court To Hear Okla. PBM Case
• IRS Asks Court To Leave Alone Worker Retention Credit Pause
• Next Steps After 5th Circ. Nixes Private Fund Adviser Rules
• 'Energy Communities' Update May Clarify Tax Credit Eligibility
• FTC Says Hospital Won't Fail Without Novant Buyout
• 'No Religious Freedom In Texas' If El Paso Org. Shut Down
• Attys Accused Of Judge Shopping Must Turn Over Q&A Doc
• Ga. Judge Shuts Down Bond Bid From Convicted Fla. Atty
• Sen. Spectrum Bill Called Inadequate For Connectivity Needs
• NY Says IGRA Doesn't Keep State Lottery Off Tribal Land
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ga. County Says Battery Co.'s Dumping Caused Blaze
• Lambda Legal Calls For More LGBTQ+ Judges
• Inside Antitrust Agencies' Rollup And Serial Acquisition Moves
• Biden: High Court 'Never Been As Out Of Kilter'
• College Students Say Mass. COVID Liability Shield Unjust
• Commerce Says Trimmed Garlic Covered By Fresh Garlic Duty
• SEC Head Of Crypto Assets And Cyber Unit Departs Agency
• Mich. Justice Wants Tax-Break Filing Options After Mail Fiasco
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To NY Gun, Ammo Sales Laws
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices To Decide If False Claims Act Applies To E-Rate
• Justices Will Hear Philly Bridge Project Fraud Case
• High Court Won't Hear Florida Gaming Compact Dispute
• Meta Halts AI Tech Debut In EU After Regulatory Backlash
• Novel Ill. Swipe Fee Law Sparks New Banks V. Retailers Battle
• Utah Gov. And Land Trust Beat Tribe's Bidding Suit, For Now
• FCC To Fine ASUS $367K For Wi-Fi Gear Over Power Limits
• Due Process At Stake As Justices Back 2-Step Removal Notice
• CFPB Says 5th Circ. Should Leave Payday Rule Case For Dead
• FCC Settles Probe Into Data Breach At Liberty Latin America
• Fla. Says Justices' Ruling Dooms Suit Against State Law
• G7 Takes Aim At China Trade For Prolonging Ukraine War