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Public Policy - July, 2024

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• Barr Chided Again, This Time For 'Chaotic' Protest Response
• Lawsuit Aims To Save Bail Overhaul In Memphis, Tenn.
• Live Nation Says In-House Attys Can't Access DOJ Docs
• Ghanaian Oil Co. Hit With Sanctions In Discovery Fight
• Nonprofits' Challenge To Texas' Migrant Transit Law Revived
• Texas Rancher Leads Suit Over Biden Admin Border Programs
• Ayahuasca Church Can't Get $2.1M For Atty Fees
• Discover Could Pay $200M In Card 'Misclassification' Fines
• AI Prior Art Is Either Nothing New Or A Red Flag, USPTO Told
• Top California Real Estate News In 2024 So Far
• Bill To Revive FCC's Broadband Subsidy Clears Senate Panel
• Calif. Bar Says Atty Can't End Billing Scandal's Hacking Claim
• Federal Judge Overturns NJ Ban On AR-15 Assault Rifles
• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Over Ga. City's Ouster Of White Manager
• EPA Looks To Dismiss States' Water Rule Challenge
• HSBC Says HUD Has Closed Fair Lending Probe
• 9/11 MDL Judge Probes Saudi Arabia's Latest Exit Bid
• After Sackett, A Colorado Town Grapples With Its Wetlands
• Pipeline Cos. Can Join FERC Approval Fight
• Senators Aim To Increase Injunctions In Patent Battles
• Include Satellites In Broadband Updates, SpaceX Tells FCC
• Telecom Trespassing On Reservation Land, Oregon Tribes Say
• Meadows Appeal May Help Clarify Immunity Ruling, Attys Say
• 737 Max Families Say Boeing Deal 'Morally Reprehensible'
• WH Reviewing Green Card Rule For Mixed-Status Families
• GOP Senate Bill To Bar FCC's AI Disclosure Rule Blocked
• Fla. Electric Co. Ex-CEO Gets 4 Years For Privatization Plot
• EPA Floats Ban On Many Uses Of Carcinogen 1-BP
• Senate Confirms State Judges To US District Courts In NY, PA
• Steward Health Care Gets OK To Close 2 Mass. Hospitals
• Historical Association Backs Tribes In SunZia Power Line Row
• Sens. Reveal Bipartisan Trade Bill Streamlining Customs Laws
• Final DOI Report Finds Nearly 1,000 Died At Boarding Schools
• Mich. Justices Ask, Again, If Auto Reforms Cover Old Policies
• Wash. Court To Rethink Gas Chain's Tax Duty On Fuel Cards
• Separate Easement Contribution Docs Critical, IRS Atty Says
• SEC Asked For Public Tax Reporting By Group With $2.3T
• 5th Circ. Pause Spells Doom For DOT Airline Fees Rule
• Black Worker Says PBGC Didn't Promote Him Due To His Race
• NC Defense Attys Say Virus Law Case Can 'Unsettle' Immunity
• Takeaways From High Court's Tribal Health Admin Cost Ruling
• Corteva Unit Ordered To Search 110K Boxes For PFAS Docs
• Age Limits On Owning Senior Units Unlawful, NJ Panel Says
• PayPal Alum Joins Forensic Consultancy As Crypto Leader
• Minn. Tax Court Agrees Parking Lot's Value Is $4M, Not $10M
• Minn. Shopping Center's $97M Value Upheld By State Justices
• Navigating Antitrust Considerations In ESG Collaborations
• Drip Pricing Exemption Isn't A Free Pass For Calif. Eateries
• Justices' Intent Witness Ruling May Be Useful For Defense Bar
• Pa. Court Says Mail-In Ballot Images Are Public Records
• Where Trump's 4 Criminal Cases Could Stand On Election Day
• Copyright Office Warns Of 'Urgent Need' For Deepfakes Law
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Should Serve Full Supervision, Feds Say
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• Considerations For Federal Right Of Publicity As AI Advances
• FTC Focus: Private Equity Investments In Healthcare
• What Patent Litigators Should Know About CHIPS Act Grants
• Attys Can Seek Security Clearance In Cuellar Bribery Case
• NC Sens. Continue Fight Against 4th Circ. Nom
• 5 Trials To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Judge Won't Undo IRS' Pause On Worker Retention Credits
• Mich. High Court Restores Strengthened Wage, Leave Laws
• 5th Circ. Slams Injunction Against Texas In Buoy Fight
• Biden's Latest Judicial Noms Include Ex-Congressman
• DOJ Says Norfolk Southern To Blame For Amtrak Delays
• 11th Circ. Upholds Geofence Warrant In Carjacking Case
• Pa. House Majority Leader Fights Robocall Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Texas Border Buoy Trial Must Go On, Judge Says
• Tribe Says Sovereignty 'Sea Change' At Stake In Tobacco Row
• FDIC Moves To Revamp Brokered Deposit Regs In Policy Push
• Immunity Bars Most Vaccine Challenges, Conn. Justices Rule
• Texas' Meta Deal Signals Future Data Privacy Actions
• FTC Seeks Temporary Kroger-Albertsons Block In Oregon
• SEC Ruling Calls For FCC Revamp, Ex-Agency Lawyer Says
• Prosecutors Say Bribery Ruling Won't Disrupt Madigan Trial
• Miami Must Face Ex-Police Chief's Retaliation Suit
• FTX Exec Gets Prison Report Date Delayed After Dog Attack
• Colo. Justices Step Into Boulder Climate Change Case
• Sens. Look To Break Down Federal Barriers To Broadband
• Senate Sends Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills To House
• Judge OKs Deal Ending Asylum Seekers' Work Eligibility Suit
• Sidney Powell Settles Dominion Exec's Election Lies Suit
• NYC Loses Injunction Bid In Texas Migrant Busing Suit
• DC Circ. Finds NIH's Comment Restrictions Unconstitutional
• Army Bug Repellent Case Heads To Mediation
• DC Circ. Must Block EPA Mercury Rule, Challengers Say
• Monsanto PCB Plaintiffs Say Expert Can Survive Appeals Loss
• High Court Ruling Dooms EPA Smog Plan, DC Circ. Told
• 10th Circ. Shields Feds From Fire Mismanagement Suit
• Legalization Foes Mount New Challenge To NY Pot Program
• Student Loan Borrower Takes Debt Fight To High Court
• Exxon Loses Bid For Avangrid Docs In Mass. Climate Suit
• Low-Power TV Stations Seek More Latitude From FCC
• Ohio Bill Would Create Credit For Property Tax, Rent
• DC Circ. Tosses FERC's OK Of Northeast Pipeline Expansion
• Boston's Ex-Top Cop Says Abuse Claims Lack Corroboration
• Ga. School District Wants 'Divisive Concepts' Suit Tossed
• Murray Plumb Partner Confirmed As Fed. Judge For Maine
• No Damage Needed To Replace NJ Beach House, Panel Says
• Crypto Groups Say Loper Bright Defeats SEC Dealer Rule
• Mass. Says $30M Funding For Steward Will Fund Quick Sales
• PBMs Urge Justices To Reject Review Of Okla. Law Dispute
• DC Circ. Wants Chevron Ruling Addressed In GHG Case
• SF Fed Tells 9th Circ. Banks Not Entitled To Master Accounts
• AI Dominance In Startup Funding Has Small Biz Concerned
• Psychedelics And The Law: A Midyear Review
• Trade Court OKs Erasure Of Duties On Chinese Xanthan Gum
• Pot Cos. Can't Push RICO Claims Against Calif. City
• Randy Mastro Nominated As NYC Top Lawyer Amid Criticism
• Jarkesy's Impact On SEC Enforcement Will Be Modest
• GAO Says Courts Should Improve Staff Complaint Collection
• Data Breach Reporting Requirements Must Change In AI Age
• Ga. Gov Fights Dems Bid To Block Fundraising Law
• Unpacking HHS' Opinion On Cell Therapy Refund Programs
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mich. COVID-19 Liability Law Shields Regular Healthcare Too
• Fla.'s Workplace DEI Training Rules Get Permanently Blocked
• What Chevron's End Means For How Congress Does Business
• How 5 States' Deal Notification Laws Are Guiding Healthcare
• FTC, Career Step Pitch $43.5M Deal For Alleged Bogus Claims
• What Mass. Attys Will Be Watching In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Texas, Meta Reach Historic $1.4B Deal In Biometric Data Suit
• 5th Circ. Pauses DOT's New 'Junk Fees' Rule Amid Review
• NYC Prof And Purported Dissident A Chinese Spy, Jury Hears
• Calif. High Court Says Co-Worker's Slur Can Be Harassment
• Live Nation Judge Tightens In-House Counsel's Access To Docs
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ga. Prison Officer Immunity For Strip Search
• 'Speculative' Harms Thwart Customs Broker's Bid For TRO
• Virtu Pushes For SEC Crackdown On 'Penny Stock' Listings
• Chemical Groups Say Chevron Sinks EPA Ethylene Oxide Rule
• CFPB Cites Thomas In New Bid To Transfer Late Fee Rule Suit
• Split 11th Circ. Won't Revive Class Action Over USCIS Denials
• 8th Circ. Urged To Ax FDIC's Multiple NSF Fee Guidance
• S. Africa Advances WTO Citrus Cases To Panel Stage
• NIST Lays Out 200+ Ways To Tackle Generative AI Risks
• Making Broadcasters File Disaster Reports Not Wise, FCC Told
• Bishops Say Boarding School Bill Lacks Churches' Input
• FTC, Challengers, Their Backers Vie For Noncompetes' Fate
• UCLA Faces Likely Preliminary Injunction Over Gaza Protests
• Wash. Says At-Home Rape Kit Law Targets Harm, Not Speech
• Immigration Orgs Ask DC Judge To Ax New Asylum Limits
• Pole Owners Must Pay Half Of Upgrades, Advocacy Org. Says
• 9th Circ. Axes Limit On DOL Denying Calif. Agencies Grants
• Judge Blocks Medical Records Co.'s Anti-Bot Captchas
• Railroads Ask 11th Circ. To Void New Train Crew Size Rule
• USPS Backs Oshkosh's Sealing Bid In New Vehicle Plan Case
• Mich. Top Court Says 2020 Tax Foreclosure Ruling Retroactive
• Conn. Justices OK Vrbo Host's Short-Term House Rentals
• Feds Strike $7M Deal With Co. In Emissions-Cheating Suit
• Utah Biz Groups Latest To Challenge Corp. Disclosure Law
• EPA, Army Reveal Joint PFAS Sampling Project
• Charter Pays $15M To End FCC's Network Outage Probe
• MoneyGram Opposes CFPB, NY's 'Futile' Bid To Bolster Case
• Meadows Seeks High Court's Help In Ga. Case Removal Bid
• DirecTV Calls Bundled Service Exemption For Fee Regs Unfair
• SEC OKs Award Of More Than $37M To Whistleblower
• Tenn. Republican Seeks To Block Net Neutrality In Senate
• Delaware Hospital Sues State Over 'Unconstitutional' New Law
• Senate To Vote On Bills To Protect Kids Online
• 10th Circ. Won't Undo $6.4M Award In Cannabis Biz Fight
• 'Grave' NatSec Concerns Justify TikTok Ban, DC Circ. Told
• Insurer Must Cover Driver's PIP Claim, Split Mich. Panel Says
• Sheriff Wants Discovery Halted In $11M Excessive Force Row
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Examining Chancery's Relaxed New Confidential Filing Rules
• NRA Avoids Compliance Monitor In NY AG Case
• Recent Settlement Shows 'China Initiative' Has Life After Death
• Legalization Org Taps Cannabis Atty As New Treasurer
• DeSantis Wants To Ax Suit Over Fla. Prosecutor Suspension
• Election Atty's NJ Courts Bid To Boot RFK From Ballot Denied
• Utilities Seek 8th Circ. Freeze Of Power Plant Effluent Rule
• Mich. Justices Uphold Power To Pause Pandemic Deadlines
• Defense Attys Fight Proposal To Favor Virtual Testimony
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Sales Could Hit $25B, Report Says
• Biden Support Adds Heat To Calls For Supreme Court Reform
• 3rd Circ. Says Jury Must Weigh Ex-Philly ADA's Vax Bias Case
• 5th Circ. Takedown Prompts Call To Reform Universal Service
• Boston Equity Official Says She Was Forced Out By Politics
• DC Taxes Due From Property Transfer Prior To Sale
• How Orange Book Antitrust Scrutiny Is Intensifying
• Mich. Man Fights LA Bid To Toss Pot License Lottery Suit
• 6th Circ. Revives Challenge Of Clean Water Rule
• Remainder Of DOL Fiduciary Regs Blocked In Texas
• What To Know As Children's Privacy Law Rapidly Evolves
• DOJ Whistleblower Pilot On Deck As Cos. Boost Compliance
• Apple Commits To White House Guidelines For Responsible AI
• State Street Inks $7.5M Deal Over Russia Sanctions Violations
• Off The Bench: NBA Signs Mega Deals, Jerry Jones Settles
• Fla. Top Court Petitioned To Review 'Misleading' Abortion Info
• Colorado's New Chief Justice Sworn In
• FTX's Ryan Salame Asks To Delay Prison After Dog Attack
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Sues To Stop Solar Panel Bill
• More Airwaves Needed To Support Drones, FCC Told
• G20 Declines To Back Brazil's Plan For A Minimum Wealth Tax
• Erroneous Background Check Cost Man HSN Job, Suit Says
• Miami Official Says Salary Is Exempt From $63.5M Judgment
• Georgia Judge Won't Block Prosecutor Oversight Commission
• Short-Term Rental Group Defends Colo. City Ordinance Suit
• DC Circ. Vacates FERC Oil Pipeline Index Revision
• Calif. Community Org Opposes FCC Bulk Billing Clampdown
• FCC Kicks Off Rapid Response Team To Zap Pole Disputes
• Smartmatic Asks Court To Order Fox Exec To Answer Subpoena
• DC Circ. Vacates EPA's Biofuel Exemptions Denial
• White House Offers Removal Relief For Lebanese
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. Wash. ICE Inspection Law Rightly Blocked
• Biz Groups Call Corp. Transparency Act Unconstitutional
• Assa Abloy Resolves DOJ Merger Monitor Dispute
• WTO E-Commerce Deal Launches Without US Support
• 2 Calif. Tribal Gaming Talks Advance, 1 Awaits DOI Assist
• EU Calls For Dispute Talks Over Taiwan's Wind Farm Policy
• Colo. County Will Pay $1.75M To End Political-Payback Claims
• Feds Want Mogul To Forfeit $1.5M In NC Bribery Case
• OFAC Sanctions Deserve To Be Challenged Post-Chevron
• EV Group Seeks To Defend Fuel Economy Rule In 6th Circ.
• Ind. Tax Court Says Tax Cap Acre Limitation Unconstitutional
• Feds Invest $240M In Pacific Tribal Fish Hatchery Efforts
• Power Groups Join Bid To Stay EPA Plant Rule At High Court
• Cuomo Harassment Document Fight Heads To NY Appeals Court
• Texas Justices Announce Fees For Statewide Business Court
• Behind The Delay Of Final HSR Premerger Filing Rules
• Fed Closes Loop On Now-Shuttered Crypto Bank Silvergate
• What Cos. Should Know About New Global Plastics Regs
• NFL Leads Sports & Betting Cases To Watch For Rest Of 2024
• How Being A Female Litigator May Aid Harris' Presidential Bid
• Insurance Trade Group Challenges FTC's Noncompete Ban
• How Calif. Ruling Alters Worker Arb. Agreement Enforcement
• After Jarkesy, IRS Must Course-Correct On Captive Insurance
• Cannabis Litigation To Watch: Delta-8 And Residency Rules
• Congress Quietly Amends FEPA: What Cos. Should Do Now
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2024: Midyear Report
• Why FDIC Banks May Want To Consider Fed Membership
• Colorado Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• How Barrett Became The High Court's Justice To Watch
• Texas Federal Judge Blocks DOL Investment Advice Rule
• NLRB Finalizes Rollback Of Trump-Era Union Election Rules
• EU Frees Up €1.5B Of Frozen Russian Assets To Aid Ukraine
• DOJ Watchdog Criticizes Barr But Clears Him Of Wrongdoing
• Bank-Fintech Risks Put In Spotlight As Agencies Urge Caution
• Boeing's 737 Max Plea Deal: Monitorship, Gov't Contracts
• Meta, Snap Can't Ignore Murder Case Subpoenas, Court Says
• Justice Kagan Floats Committee To Enforce High Court Ethics
• 11th Circ. Revives FCA Dispute Over Small Biz Contracts
• Iowa Says Blocking Its Immigration Law Flouts High Court
• Trump Judge Won't Exit Over 'Nothingburger' Atty Encounter
• Ninth Circ. Vacates, Remands BIA Sexual Misconduct Dispute
• SEC Seeks To Narrow Attack On Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule
• FCC Keeps Chin Up, But Chevron Woes Won't Soon Fade
• Sports Court Confirms US Figure Skating Win In Beijing
• Newsom Cites High Court In Ordering Encampments Cleared
• NC High Court Signals End To College Building Access Row
• Fla. Agency Gets Most Of Unions' Claims Over Dues Law Axed
• US Calls For Labor Scrutiny At Mexican Components Plant
• Cable Group Says Funds May Cover Less Under BEAD Rules
• Pentagon Panel To Review Wounded Knee Medals Of Honor
• Defense Teams' Solidarity Key In Hawaii DA's Acquittal
• Lawmakers Take Stab At Energy Permitting As Election Looms
• Solvay Wants Arkema To Cover Some Of NJ PFAS Deal
• California Disses Chamber's Climate Compliance Attack
• Trade Commission Affirms Pea Protein Import Harms
• 1st Circ. Leery Of Fishing Industry Challenge To Wind Farm
• SEC Says Consensys 'Rushed To Court' Over Probe Notice
• Edible Cannabis Co. Can't Revive RFID Tag Case
• DA Says Trump Immunity Ruling Doesn't Affect NY Convictions
• Conn.'s Added Tax On Warranties Called Double Taxation
• Justices Urged To Hear Red State Bid To End Climate Torts
• Advocacy Group Pushes FCC For Hearing On Fox TV License
• Alaska Sues To Block Federal Land Conservation Rule
• ​​​​​​​Justices Urged To Revisit FCC Fund After 5th Circ. Ruling
• GOP States Win Reprieve From Title IX Gender Identity Rule
• Dems' Bill Looks To Prevent Collusion With OPEC
• Pot Rescheduling Could 'Compromise' Transit Drug Testing
• Warren Slams Fed Chief For Inaction On Bank Exec Pay
• CFPB Wary Of 'Junk Fees' As Lunch Money Goes Digital
• Copyright Office OKs Group Registration For News Websites
• USDA Drops Push To Certify Contractors' Labor Compliance
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Roadside Attraction Challenges
• Texas Can Pursue 'Invasion' Defense In River Barrier Row
• Divided FCC Floats AI Disclosure Rule For Political Ads
• USPTO No Longer Wants To Change TM Response Deadlines
• Dissecting Treasury's Call For Input On AI In Financial Sector
• Dems, And Now Biden, Contemplate Supreme Court Reform
• Ex-Conn. Tax Official Cites 'Just Cause' To Challenge Firing
• 3rd Circ. Enters Fray On Venue For Immigration Appeals
• EPA OIG Says Texas, Calif. Pollution Sources Need Oversight
• Senate Confirms First Tax Court Judge Since 2020
• Ex-Defender Says Judiciary Reform Study Buoys Bias Suit
• DP World Wins OK Of $194M Award Against Djibouti
• 4th Circ. Vacates FTC Loss After Novant Bows Out Of Merger
• IRS, Zaxby's Co-Founder To Settle $43M Easement Suit
• 11th Circ. Sets Briefing Schedule In Mar-A-Lago Docs Appeal
• Pa. Justices To Weigh Rules For Tossing Provisional Votes
• The Rise Of State And Local Environmental Leadership
• Calif. Justices Rule Prop 22 Is Constitutional
• Illinois Gov. Pritzker Touts State's Pot Law As Equity Model
• Kroger, Albertsons Agree To Delay $25B Merger Closing
• Belgium Taken To EU Court Over Deposit Exemption Rules
• Boeing, DOJ Finalize 737 Max Plea Deal
• FDIC's Hill Says Basel Plan Needs New Draft With All Aboard
• Feds Say They're Shielded From Family Separation Damages
• Delta Air Targeted In DOT Probe Following Global Tech Outage
• DHS Settles Fight Over Docs On Detained Immigrant Abuse
• Native Hawaiian Midwives Gain Relief From Licensing Law
• Pfizer's Fuel Cells Can't Be Taxed, Conn. Justices Rule
• Fla. Groups Argue Racial Gerrymandering Suit Is Valid
• Top Texas Real Estate News In 2024 So Far
• DOJ Says NY Judge Muffed Standing In DirecTV Price-Fix Case
• DC Circ. Nixes Medicare Hospital Inpatient Payment Rule
• Judge Sets Up 2-Tier Counsel Access In DOJ Live Nation Suit
• Boulder Wants Suncor Back In Colorado Climate Suit
• The FTC Needs To Challenge The Novo-Catalent Deal
• Atty Can't Deduct Car Racing Costs As Ads, US Tells 10th Circ.
• Senate Tees Up Votes On Two Tax Court Nominees
• Senate Dems Demand Scrutiny Of T-Mobile, UScellular Deal
• Tire Biz Can't Delay Duties Under Relief Order For Other Cos.
• Copyright Protections For Safety Standards Stall In US House
• Feds Say Immigration Orgs Can't Sue Over 2020 Asylum Rule
• After Chevron: Slowing Down AI In Medical Research
• Navajo Coal Co. Appeals FINRA Arbitration Order In $11M Fight
• Watchdog Clears DOJ In 'Unusual' Roger Stone Sentencing
• Patent Cap In Drug Pricing Bill Seen As Having Muted Effect
• CFPB Warns Of Anti-Whistleblower Risk In NDAs That 'Muzzle'
• Ex-AT&T Exec Wants Madigan Bribery Charges Dropped
• Ga. Sheriff Wants $11M Groping Arrest Suit Tossed
• CFIUS Reviews Slumped In 2023, Penalties Increased
• IRS Sets Criteria For Carbon Capture Credit Life Cycle Report
• Pa. Judge Won't 'Chase' Deadline-Flouting ADA Case Attys
• Nonprofit Sues Former CFO Over Alleged $40M Embezzlement
• Conception Is The Proper Test For AI-Assisted Inventions
• ICE Contractor Hit With Class Action Over Family Separations
• 3rd Circ. Says ​NJ Temp Worker Law Is Constitutional
• A Closer Look At New SDNY And EDNY Local Rules
• Avoiding Legal Ethics Landmines In Preindictment Meetings
• Where Biden Stands On Judicial Noms Compared To Trump
• Parts Of Klehr Harrison Bills Not Privileged, Pa. Panel Finds
• EPA Moving Toward New Regulations For 5 Chemicals
• 5th Circ. Strikes Down FCC's Universal Service Fund
• USCIS Updates Immigrant Entrepreneur Requirements
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Hemp Cos. Get Stay Of DEA Subpoenas Seeking Records
• Knives Out For Another Pro-Agency Landmark After Chevron
• Kroger And Colo. Talks To Avoid Merger Hearing Stall Out
• 'Not Doing Enough': Banks Grilled Over Zelle Fraud, Scams
• Lack Of Quorum Dooms EEOC Pregnancy Regs, Co. Says
• BIA Wraps Up Search For Brothers' Ancestral Records
• Schiff's Bill Would Expand FOIA Provisions To Federal Courts
• X's Tesla Ties Could Require Judge's Recusal, Watchdog Says
• Kickback Risk Remains For Gene Therapy Fertility Programs
• EPA Must Ban PFAS In Pesticides, Environmental Groups Say
• ​​​​​​​Nigeria Fines Meta $220M Over WhatsApp Privacy Policy
• NC's $500K Med Mal Damages Cap Faces Fight
• 9th Circ. Denies Woman's Derivative US Citizenship Claim
• Lawmakers Agree On Flexibility To Monitor AI In Finance
• Laser Sights Not 'Arms,' Judge Rules, Backing Chicago Ban
• US, UK, EU Antitrust Enforcers Outline AI Principles
• Colo. Judges Want Clarity On When Moot Cases Need Rulings
• Wash. AG Says 'Abortion Reversal' Clinic's Suit Still Deficient
• US Cos. Say Italian Tube Biz's Duty Must Cover Romanian Co.
• FTC Attys On Kroger Case Get Extensions After IT Outage
• EPA Tells 5th Circ. Louisiana Can't Stall Chemical Regulation
• On Limiting ITC's Power, House Republican Is 'Appalled'
• Oshkosh Says USPS Followed NEPA With New Vehicle Plan
• House Delays Vote On FY25 IRS Budget Legislation
• CFPB Sued Over Its Probe Of Lease-To-Own Fintech Co.
• Ill. City Says Reparations Opponents Have No Standing
• Labor Dept. ESG Rule May Survive Chevron's Demise
• House Panel Weighs New Rail Safety Regs After East Palestine
• Pa. Justices Will Hear Pittsburgh's Appeal For Its 'Jock Tax'
• Red States Seek High Court Stay Of EPA Power Plant Rule
• Tax Foreclosure Kickback Suit Too Late, Mich. County Says
• 6th Circ. Judge Doubts Cover-Up Part Of Fire Chief's Job
• Feds Get OK To Seek Title To ND Riverbed For Mineral Rights
• After Chevron: Uncertainty In Scope Of ITC Oversight
• LA Sued Over Illegal Pollutant Discharges In San Pedro Bay
• Biz Groups Form Lobby Effort To Fight FCC Bulk Billing Rules
• Half-Truths Vs. Omissions: Slicing Justices' Macquarie Cake
• Bannon To Face Border Wall Trial After Release From Prison
• After Trump Attack, GOP Presses DOJ On Justices' Security
• FDA's Multifaceted Role On Display In MDMA Therapy Scrutiny
• Feds Urge Final Toss Of Youths' Constitutional Climate Suit
• No Victims, No Fraud, Trump Says In $465M Judgment Appeal
• India Eyes End Of Digital Tax For E-Commerce, But Not Ads
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• On Capitol Hill, PBM Execs Deny Role In High Drug Costs
• NY Judge OKs Public Disclosure In Atty Misconduct Cases
• Stay Of Power Plant Mercury Rule Unwarranted, EPA Says
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• Ariz. Court OKs Hospital District Tax For Legal Costs
• NJ Gov. Gets Partial Win In Ex-Elections Chief's Suit
• FCC Urged To Protect Public Safety In 5.9 GHz Band
• EPA Says High Court's Chevron Ruling Doesn't Doom Air Rule
• Feds Say Student Must Fight Sanctions In Treasury, Not Court
• Convicted Sen. Menendez Of NJ Resigning Aug. 20
• Preparing For Increased Scrutiny Of Tech Supply Chains
• Chevron's End Puts Target On CFPB's Aggressive BNPL Rule
• Mass. Pig Farming Law Survives Pork Industry Challenge
• Wyoming Hemp Regulations Not Preempted By 2018 Farm Bill
• Northern District Of NY Judge To Take Senior Status
• Chemours Loses 3rd Circ. Fight Over EPA Water Advisories
• Secret Service Chief Out Amid Trump Rally Shooting Probes
• Chase, McKinsey Get FTC Inquiry Over 'Surveillance Pricing'
• AbbVie Challenges Mo. Drug Discount Program Requirements
• Conn. PFAS Judge Needs More Info Before Deciding Toss Bid
• Verizon's TracFone Hit With $16M FCC Data Breach Penalty
• EPA Awards $4.3B In Grants For Climate Change Projects
• FCC, Industry Debate If Brand X Case Set Broadband In Stone
• House Dems Urge Tai To End Investor-State Dispute Deals
• Equifax Bracing For CFPB On Dispute-Handling, Coding Glitch
• Trade Court Nixes Steel Duty Case Filed Years Too Late
• FCC Blames AT&T Network Change For 'Sunny Day' Outage
• Ex-Lawmaker Says Group Offered Campaign Cash For Vote
• Michigan's Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• Rail Biz Asks 4th Circ. To Revive Va. Broadband Law Fight
• Iowa Defends New Hemp Law From CBD Cos.' Challenge
• Price-Fixing Claims Against Par Pharma On Chopping Block
• Steward Health Care Finds Buyers For 2 Hospitals
• What Attorneys Need To Know About JD Vance
• San Fran Tells Justices EPA Water Regs Are Like Bad Soup
• FTC Tells 5th Circ. Anesthesia Co. Can't Stop Antitrust Case
• Colo. Judge Blocks Zoning Ban On Church's Shelter Program
• Nebraska AG Stops Shops From Selling Synthetic THC
• Fla. City's Anti-Panhandling Law Deemed Unconstitutional
• Ex-Lobbyist Asks To Be Severed From Madigan RICO Case
• NC State Resolves Cancer Patient's Fight To Test Building
• In Transfer Row, Live Nation Calls DOJ Case Merger Deal 2.0
• NY Appeals Court Revives Cayuga Lake PFAS Suit
• Groups Ask 3rd Circ. To Reverse Medicare Drug Price Rulings
• NY Judge Declares Migrant Challenge To Housing Policy Moot
• Native Villages Push For Injunction In Fed Broadband Row
• Wash. Jury Says Seattle Port Owes Fired Police Chief $24.2M
• DHS Adds Environmental Economics To List Of STEM Fields
• Texas Wants Place In Fight Over Biden's Asylum Law
• Secret Service Ripped By Lawmakers For Trump Rally 'Failure'
• Boeing Plea Deal Is A Mixed Bag, Providing Lessons For Cos.
• RFK Jr. Says Atty Can't Fight Presidential Bid In NJ Court
• Ga. Dems Challenge 'Cronyism' Behind Fundraising Law
• Croke Fairchild Adds Litigation Attys Including Ex-Ill. Justice
• FCC Waives 5.9 GHz Rules To Allow For Smart Car Tech
• Former Judge On Trump Assassination Attempt Panel
• Keeping Up With Carbon Capture Policy In The US And EU
• Biofuel Groups Back EPA Fuel Regs In DC Circ. Fight
• 1st Circ. Doubts Calif. Law Governs DraftKings Job Fight
• After Kindred Case, Questions Linger About Clerk Safeguards
• NYC Says Migrant Busing Has Stopped Amid Border Curbs
• Conn. AG Accuses Solar Cos. Of Illegal Sales Tactics
• Santos Can't Duck Charges Ahead Of Trial, Judge Says
• Kavanaugh Murder-Attempt Suspect Set To Face Trial
• Mich. Judge Axes Challenge To Student Loan Payment Freeze
• House Republican Rips FCC's School Wi-Fi Subsidy
• House IP Committee Heads Unveil Drug Pricing Bill
• 9th Circ. Calls Out Wash. AG's Paradox In Christian Charity Suit
• More Airwaves Needed For Power Grid Upgrades, FCC Told
• Prison Biz Urges 9th Circ. To Keep Inspection Law Blocked
• How Did The Global Tech Outage Impact Transportation?
• Pa. Justices Let Enviro Groups Join Cap-And-Trade Fray
• Pa. Court Asked To Weigh Rahimi Against Pot Patient Gun Ban
• Capital One Critics Lobby To Block 'No Good' Discover Deal
• Judge Presses Govt. On Immigrants' Vetting Delays
• No Duty On Feds To Accept Importer's Late Filings, US Biz Say
• Colo. Federal Judges Point Out Recent High Turnover
• Bank Regulators Ask 5th Circ. To Unfreeze New Lending Rules
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Revised Biogas Accounting Rules
• DC Circ. Sides With FERC In Wind Farm Hookup Cost Fight
• Kroger Could Delay Merger Closing To Avoid Colo. Hearing
• House AI Report Is 'Blueprint' For Coming Committee Action
• 'Texit' Atty Sues State Rep., Judge Over Defamation Fees
• Trade Commission Advances Chinese Vanillin Probes
• Calif. Justices Revive Row Over State Farm's Claims Handling
• Feds Taxed $6M Race Car Like Any Old Jalopy, Importer Says
• Atlanta Strikes Deal To End Ex-Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Elite Schools' $284M Aid-Fixing Deals Get Final OK
• FTC Eyes Mid-Nov. Texas Hearing Against Mattress Merger
• Signature Gatherers Must Comply With Mich. Election Law
• Fla. Man Charged With Selling Fake Tribal Jewelry In Wis.
• NJ Towns Not Liable For Water Contaminants, Panel Rules
• New State Climate Liability Laws: What Companies Must Know
• Feds Deny That Advocate Suit Forced Immigration Change
• DC Circ. Won't Block EPA Power Plant Emissions Rule
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