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Public Policy - August, 2024

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• Pa. County's Voting Machine Inspections Cost It $1M In Fees
• Expert Doesn't Back Certain Tribal Fishing Rights, Judge Says
• $100M Deal Finally Ends MoneyGram Unclaimed Property Fight
• CrowdStrike VP Called To House Hearing On Global IT Outage
• Calif. Legislature OKs Ban On 6 Food Dyes In Public Schools
• Supply, Worker Shortages Prompt 'Rip And Replace' Leniency
• UK Drops Antitrust Probe Into School Software Co.
• DOJ Warns Of Harm From Special Counsel Tapes' Release
• HHS Wins Escape From Low-Income Hospital Payment Fight
• Missouri Ban On Some Psychoactive Foods To Hit Sept. 1
• Axon Pushes FCC Again For New Surveillance Device OKs
• Nebraska Expected To Vote On Medical Marijuana Legalization
• New York Code Council, Officials Duck Natural Gas Ban Suit
• Judge Unsure Warehouse Antitrust Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Mich. Justices Reject College Students' COVID Refund Appeal
• Cable Cos. Seek Latitude To Define BEAD Service Areas
• 5th Circ. Rejects SEC Whistleblower Award Calculation Appeal
• Steward Says It Has Deal To Avert Some Hospital Closures
• 'Guesswork' Underlies Red States' NEPA Challenge, Feds Say
• Feds Propose Tribal Oversight Of Utah National Monument
• CFTC Grants Clearing Status To Courtroom Foe Kalshi
• Danish Gov't Pledges No Ponzi Analogies At $2.1B Tax Trial
• Harris Admin Would Stay Course On Tough Antitrust Policy
• Midyear Report: Texas Legislation To Watch Ahead Of 2025
• Ex-NC Sheriff's Deputies Win $1M In Retaliation Case Trial
• Portland's Gross Receipts Tax Oversteps City's Authority
• NY Hemp Shops Seek Halt Of 'Military Style' Raids
• Parents Unhurt By Indigenous Child Law, Minn. Justices Told
• 3 Atty Takeaways On What's Ahead As ERISA Turns 50
• After Chevron: SEC Climate And ESG Rules Likely Doomed
• Favre Cites Palin-NYT In Push To Reverse Defamation Ruling
• AGs Ask 11th Circ. To Back Fla. Under-21 Gun Sale Law
• AT&T Says Colo. Overvalued Property By $33M
• Conn. Chief Justice Pick Has Already Shaped The Courts
• NYC Wage Info Bill Highlights Rise In Pay Transparency Laws
• Assessing Whether Jarkesy May Limit FINRA Prosecutions
• Va. US Atty To Resign As Wife Assumes Judgeship
• Trump's Bid To Move Hush Money Case Could Backfire
• Mich. Supreme Court Shuts Down COVID Closure Suits
• The Bank Preemption Ripple Effects After Cantero, Flagstar
• Paxton Follows Through On Suit Over State Fair Firearms Ban
• Examining Patent Subject Matter Eligibility Of AI Inventions
• EEOC 'Exaggerates' Harassment Claims, Auto Parts Co. Says
• NJ Panel Unswayed By Cop Training Co.'s Political Bias Suit
• Mich. Justices Won't Weigh In On Income Tax Cut's Duration
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Georgia Judge Won't Undo Block Of H-2A Farmworker Rule
• FTX Exec Drops Bid To Undo Plea Amid Partner's Indictment
• What Cos. Need to Know About Battery Labeling Law
• Rule Aims To Widen Low-Income Green Electricity Tax Credits
• MyPillow CEO's Latest Attack On Defamation Suit Falls Short
• PNC Asks 4th Circ. To Reconsider HELOC 'Offset' Ban Ruling
• Gov't Claims Title 42 Suit Is Nullified By End Of Program
• Texas' Anti-ESG Law Is Unconstitutional, Green Biz Org Says
• Pa. Justices To Examine Axing Of 'Red Book' Drug Pricing
• SEC Slams Crypto Co.'s Bid To Curb Its Enforcement Powers
• FCC's New Rules For Rural 5G Fund Stir Controversy
• Pa. State Courts Can Make Juvenile Immigrant Determinations
• Madigan Seeks To Block Ex-Alderman's Expert Testimony
• States, Industry Ask High Court To Block EPA Methane Rule
• DOI Stands By Its Mining Ban On 28M Acres In Alaska
• Auto Tech Org. Pushes FCC To Speed Up Smart Car 5G Rules
• FCC Rolls Out Rules For Drones' Use Of 5 GHz Band
• Comer Tells PBMs To Correct Record On Role In Drug Pricing
• NLRB Partners With Other Feds In Merger Probes
• What Drug Cos. Must Know About NY Price Transparency Law
• Navigating The Uncertain Landscape Of Solar Tariffs
• GAO Suggests IRS Improve Retirement Account Oversight
• DOJ Calls Former Googler's Ad Tech Testimony 'Essential'
• Democrats Condemn Lawsuit Against New Green Card Rule
• 5th Circ. Got Biofuel Ruling Right, Refiners Tell Justices
• HHS Withdraws Appeal In Hospital Web-Tracking Clash
• Colo. Group Asks US Justices To Revive Ballot Law Dispute
• FTC Wants Kroger's Constitution Suit To Follow Merger Case
• Publishers, Authors Sue Fla. Over School Library Book Bans
• Amid SEC Rule Limbo, US Cos. Subject To ESG Regs In EU
• Pros, Cons Of Disclosing Improper Employee Retention Credit
• 6th Circ. Tosses Atty's Challenge To Court Recording Ban
• Advocacy Groups Back Ga. Bid To Undo Election Law Block
• 5th Circ. Says Pot Use Doesn't Bar Gun Ownership
• Public Interest Groups Back FCC On School Wi-Fi Funds
• Colo. Lawmakers OK Further Property Tax Rate Cuts
• Until Congress Acts, EDNY 'Insider Betting' Case Is Premature
• GOP States Ask Justices To Undo Trans Patients' 4th Circ. Win
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Former Ohio House Legal Chief Rejoins Barnes & Thornburg
• Election Outlook: A Precedent Primer On Content Moderation
• Churches Attack Nonprofit Politics Ban As Unconstitutional
• Banking Compliance Takeaways From Joint Agency Statement
• Bannon Again Seeks Bail As DC Circ. Considers Rehearing
• Workday AI Bias Suit Suggests Hiring Lessons For Employers
• T-Mobile Seeks Full 4th Circ. Look At Simply Prepaid TM Fight
• IRS Corrects Partnership Conservation Easement Limit Rules
• Calif. Assembly OKs 1st-Of-Its-Kind AI Safety Bill
• 9th Circ. Overturns Rule Mandating Sealing Of Health Records
• Utah Counties Tell Justices DC Circ. Took NEPA Too Far
• 6th Circ. Frees Mich. City, Mayor From Lead Pollution Suit
• Top Massachusetts Real Estate News This Summer
• Feds' Bribery Case 'Rotten From The Start,' ComEd Four Say
• 'Smoking-Gun' Flaw Found In New Ark. Hemp Law, Say Cos.
• Red States Raise Alarm Over Methane Rule Retroactivity
• ACLU Offers Harris 'Roadmap' To Rein In Gov't Surveillance
• 9th Circ. Rejects Brady Violation Claim In CWA Conviction
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Citizenship Bid Despite 21-Year Gov't Delay
• Feds Looks To Toss Ex-Citizens' Renunciation Fee Challenge
• NC Hit With Class Action Over Foster Care System In 'Crisis'
• Fla. Bank City National Says Applebee's Franchisees Owe $8M
• Attempted Child Abuse Is Grounds For Removal, BIA Says
• US, Canada Agree To Work Together On Privacy Enforcement
• 11th Circ. Trans Health Redo May Spark Supreme Court Fight
• Rural Carriers Say Broadband Map Errors Undermine 5G Fund
• Insurer Blasts Ralph Lauren's Appeal For COVID-19 Coverage
• 4th Circ. Says Immigration Board 'Flouted' Review Precedent
• HUD Gives $10M For Homeless Native America Veteran Services
• Colo. House OKs Additional Property Tax Rate Cuts
• Wash. AG Fears Kroger Will Move Goalposts For Merger Trial
• The Biggest Enviro Cases To Watch In 2024: Midyear Report
• NY Biz Group Rips FTC Suit Over $8.5B Luxury Handbags Deal
• Covering Up For Mayor Not Fire Chief's Job, 6th Circ. Says
• What BIPA Reform Law Means For Biometrics Litigation
• Judge Stays Enbridge's Bid For Quick Win In Pipeline Fight
• Assessing The Practicality Of Harris' Affordable Housing Plan
• For Native Voters, Mail Delivery Is A Big Obstacle, Reports Say
• SEC Omits 'Swing Pricing' Plan From Fund Disclosure Rules
• Ga. Appeals Court Says Worker Should Get Pandemic Aid
• TikTok Lawsuit, Kids' Privacy Bills Push Cos. 'Back To Basics'
• Trump Prosecutor Restarts Precarious Road To DC Trial
• Philly Project Case Renews Ongoing Fraud Theory Tug-Of-War
• Biden's Latest Judge Nominees Include Pick For Northern NY
• DC Circ. Rejects Challenges To Nuke Waste Storage Site
• Trim Advised In White Homeowners' Claims Against NC City
• Pa. Ex-Cop Faces Feb. Trial On Trimmed Jan. 6 Charges
• Justices Won't Revive Student Debt Relief Plan Right Now
• Farella Braun Can Pursue Unpaid SVB Fees From FDIC
• Congress Urged To Address Trump Financial Conflicts
• DOL Backs IBM Retirees' Bid To Revive Suit At 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Defender Opposes Bid To Fix Record In Harassment Case
• Proposed Law Would Harm NYC Hospitality Industry
• Tenn. High Court Says Pot Smell A Factor In Probable Cause
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Regulators Are Revamping Use Of Bank Service Company Act
• DLA Piper Adds Williams & Jensen Public Policy Ace In DC
• After Chevron: What To Expect In Consumer Protection At FTC
• Palin Wins New NYT Libel Trial As 2nd Circ. Chides Rakoff
• No Section 230 Shield For TikTok's Algorithm, 3rd Circ. Says
• Wells Fargo Says 'Good Faith' Efforts Ax Investors' Bias Suit
• CFPB Late Fee Rule Has Slim Ties To Fort Worth, Judge Says
• USPTO Sued For Rejecting Blood Pressure Drug Patent
• DOJ Says Immigration Group Can't Join Oklahoma Suit
• Alaskan Tribal Health Group Hits Feds With $390M Suit
• Guo Trustee Says Trump Aide Must Face $353K Clawback Suit
• Feds Clarify Int'l Students' Eligibility For STEM Visa Program
• Leave Support For Alaska Connectivity Intact, FCC Told
• Enbridge, Mich. Battle Over Immunity Order In Pipeline Fight
• Insurer Off The Hook For $1.8M Praying Coach Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Reject Preemption Defense In BofA Row
• Tenn. Medicaid Program Illegally Cut Off Health Coverage
• Judges Upend Alaska Airlines Loss, Blame Jury Instruction
• Colo. House Advances Further Cuts To Property Tax Rates
• Tour Bus Merger Claims Can't Save Antitrust Suit Redux
• Immigration Orgs Slam DHS' 'Tired Contentions' Over Asylum
• Mich. Says Discovery Won't Save Dam Collapse Suits
• Rescheduling Pot Unlikely To Fix Banking Issues, Report Says
• 5th Circ. Holds Mandate In Subsidy Suit During FCC Appeal
• Split 5th Circ. Revives Tesla's Case Over La. Sales Ban
• CPSC Suit 'Makes A Mockery' Of Standing, SG Tells Justices
• Trump-Linked Group Says OPM Delaying Union Comms Bid
• Carbon Offset Case A Win For CFTC Enviro Fraud Task Force
• 6th Circ. Affirms HHS' Denial Of Title X Funds To Tenn.
• Treasury Asked To Scrap Stock Buyback Tax's Funding Rule
• Broadcaster Settles With FCC For $8K Over Stock Transfers
• FCC Urged To Include Streetlight Poles In Deployment Regs
• Randy Mastro, Gibson Dunn In Arbitration Over Departure
• DC Grand Jury Returns New Trump Indictment In Jan. 6 Case
• 3rd Circ. Axes Kavanaugh Classmate's HuffPo Defamation Suit
• Top Trial Atty Engages Critics Of His NYC Counsel Nomination
• NY-Licensed Atty Tells Appeals Court NC Bar Can't Touch Him
• RealPage Suit Shows Growing Algorithm, AI Pricing Scrutiny
• SpaceX, T-Mobile Seek Speedy Action On Mobile 'Dead Zones'
• NTIA Gathers Info On Best Techs For Reaching Remote Areas
• Return Of Venezuela Sanctions Reignites Criminal Probes
• Connecticut Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Ex-Teacher Says District Forced Her To Resign Over COVID
• New Jersey Laws Attorneys Need To Know In 2024
• Whistleblowers Must Note 5 Key Differences Of DOJ Program
• Georgia Court Says Ride-Hailing Cos. Are 'Motor Carriers'
• 11th Circ. Allows Fla. Law Banning Trans Care To Take Effect
• US Arrests Hungarian Suspected Of Sending Radios To Russia
• Va. Ad Tech Judge Warns Google Over Chat Deletion
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• Biden Admin's New Green Card Rule Hit With 14-Day Pause
• Feds Say Trump Docs Dismissal Contradicts 'Long Tradition'
• Albertsons Paints Picture Of Dire Future Without Kroger Deal
• RFK Jr. Loses Bid To Get Vax Censorship Injunction At 9th Circ.
• 'Jarkesy 2.0': SEC Sees New Attack On In-House Courts
• Care.com To Pay $8.5M To Settle FTC's Deception Claims
• AT&T To Pay $950K To Settle With FCC Over 911 Outage
• Former Google Execs Fight Ad Tech Trial Subpoenas
• DC Circ. Tosses FERC's San Francisco Power Order
• Fla. Calls DOL Threat Over Transit Funding Unconstitutional
• CFPB Defeats Challenge To Small-Biz Lending Rules
• Suit Over Ga. Prosecutor Oversight Advances
• Tribal And Salmon Groups To Intervene In Alaska Mining Suit
• Colo. Man Charged With Threatening To Shoot State Judge
• DEA Sets Dec. 2 Hearing On Cannabis Rescheduling Proposal
• Gov't Looks To Limit Arguments In Rail Merger Appeal
• Cruz Accuses FCC Subsidies Of 'Burning Through Cash'
• Ex-Ingersoll Rand Exec Could Be Stuck With Noncompete
• ​​​​​​​Ex-FCC Republican Urges 6th Circ. To Tank Net Neutrality
• Kyocera's Gross-Up Doesn't Grant $143M Tax Break, US Says
• Federal Lawmakers Demand USDA Fix Tribal Food Backlog
• NTIA To Work Closely With Private Sector On Spectrum
• Connecticut And NY AGs Reach Terms For Hospital Merger
• Mich. Supreme Court Race Takes Shape With GOP Picks
• GOP Sens. Applaud Removal Of Undersea Cable Hurdles
• DC Judge Says Missouri AG Can't Investigate Media Matters
• Racial Gaps In Mich. Judicial Discipline Process, Audit Finds
• 5th Circ. Holds Off On Gulf Fishery Council Rule Challenge
• Calif. Ruling Clarifying Paystub Compliance Is Win For Cos.
• Considering Noncompete Strategies After Blocked FTC Ban
• Open Questions 3 Years After 2nd Circ.'s Fugitive Ruling
• Wild Ga. Horses Need Aid During Suit's Limbo, Advocates Say
• Feds Want Prison For Ex-Atlanta CFO Who Stole City Funds
• FTC Mulls Proposal To Alter Puerto Rican Pharmacy Deal
• Texas Cases To Watch In Last Half Of 2024
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• Latino Nonprofit Drops Suit Over Houston At-Large Voting
• After Chevron: The Future Of AI And Copyright Law
• Canada Planning 100% Surtax On Chinese EVs, 25% On Steel
• Energy Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• New Jersey Cases Attorneys Are Watching In 2024
• FDIC Says Ex-Lender Can't Have 3rd Bite At In-House Apple
• Ohio Constitution Dooms 24-Hour Abortion Waiting Period
• Afghan Supporters Say US Arbitrarily Delayed Parole Requests
• PE Fund Says SEC Is Overstepping With 'Fishing Expedition'
• Google Pushes To Depose A Texas Official In Biometric Suit
• Hong Kong Relaxes Listing Rules For Tech Startups, SPACs
• Slot Machine Apps Violate Kentucky Betting Laws, Suit Says
• FTC Regroups After Noncompete Setbacks In Florida, Texas
• Ill. Cheer Parents Can Join $82.5M Antitrust Varsity Brand Deal
• Wash. Justices Affirm Convicted Ex-State Auditor Disbarment
• NY Lawmakers Hit With ADA Suit Over Contentious Mask Ban
• 737 Max Families Spurn DOJ, Boeing's 'Cozy' Plea Deal
• Biden White House Unleashes More Sanctions On Russia
• NC Not Shielded From Racetrack's COVID Shutdown Suit
• Texas Sues To Halt Green Cards For Mixed-Status Families
• La. Judge Smashes EPA Civil Rights Regulations In State
• Albertsons-Kroger Deal Tests FTC's Stepped-Up Merger Policy
• Latino Group Seeks Inquiry Into AG Paxton's Voter Fraud Raids
• Google Args Don't Erase 'History Is On, Jesus,' DOJ Says
• Texas City Can't Avoid Improvement District Bond Payments
• EPA Issues Guidance On Civil Rights Safeguards
• Public Needs Full Record In Pebble Mine Row, Alaska Argues
• Colo. Board Wrong In Nixing Fees From Valuation, Court Rules
• Leveraging Policy Changes To Achieve AI Patent Eligibility
• DHS Urges Justices To Bar Review Of Revoked Visa Petitions
• Court Again Dumps Pa. County's Dominion Contract Suit
• 5th Circ. Strikes Down DOL Tip Rule
• The Biggest Enviro Policy Moves Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Border Agent Charged With Making Migrants Expose Breasts
• Utah Plumbing Supply Co.'s Microcaptive Suit Tossed
• Off The Bench: Sunday Ticket Twist, Dartmouth-NLRB Clash
• Crypto Regs Could See A Reset Under The Next President
• How DOJ May Change FARA Exemption In Forthcoming Rule
• Gov't Too Late In $2.3M Estate Tax Suit, Court Rules
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• On Final Night Of DNC, Prosecutors Ruled The Stage
• Key Concerns To Confront In FDIC Brokered Deposit Proposal
• DOJ Sues RealPage For Helping Fix Rental Rates
• 10th Circ. Pauses Debt Relief Appeal After 8th Circ. Ruling
• Patent Injunction Bill Has Potential To Reshape Disputes
• Calif. Justices OK Argentine Atty's Uber Fraud Fight
• Homeowner Loses Atty Fees In Suit Over HOA Fence Policy
• 7th Circ. Says Rep. Isn't Injured By Extended Ballot Count
• Construction Co. Says It's Owed Coverage For Sinkhole Claim
• 3rd Circ. Denies Liberian Bank Whistleblower's Asylum Bid
• NLRB Stops Accepting Consent Orders That Parties Oppose
• Texas Asks Justices To Uphold Bar On Nuclear Waste Site
• Smartmatic, Newsmax Defamation Suit Heads To Del. Trial
• Mich. Panel Upholds Block Of 24-Hour Abortion Waiting Period
• UK Antitrust Arm Pauses Google, Apple Probes For New Law
• Ga. Appeals Court Tosses Nearly $1M Slip-And-Fall Fee Award
• 9th Circ. Rebuffs Crypto Law Firm's Bid To Revive SEC Suit
• Pennsylvania Hospital Gets 1 Week Reprieve In Steward Ch. 11
• Justices Allow Part Of Ariz. Voter Law To Take Effect
• 2 AGs Push Justices To Stay EPA Power Plant Emission Rule
• State Bank Coalition Establishes AI Advisory Group
• NC Hot Rod Shop Owner Admits To Not Paying $2M In Taxes
• Texas Tells High Court It's Not Idaho '2.0' In HHS Abortion Row
• 6th Circ. Can't Say If Mich. Official Can Block Facebook Critic
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Representative Concedes SEC Suit
• New SEC Rule Provides Break To Smaller Venture Funds
• 3 Presidential Privilege Questions After Trump Ruling
• What To Expect From Evolving Wash. Development Plans
• 4 Steps To Address New Sanctions Time Bar Extension
• Ill. Exempts Certain Home-Delivered Meals From Taxes
• Smuggling Suspect Arrested Over '22 Migrant Deaths In Texas
• Local Property Tax Exemptions A Must For Solar, Va. AG Says
• Appeals Court Revives DC AG's Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Voter Claims NC 'Ballot Selfie' Laws Violate Free Speech
• NJ Panel Rejects Dispensary's Bid To Revive Application Suit
• Feds, Ex-Detroit Mayor Spar Over Restitution, Residency
• California Fires Back At Red State Attacks On Climate Torts
• Apache Carry Petition To High Court With A Prayer Journey
• Auburn Wants Out Of 11th Circ. Arguments Over Burial Ground
• Kroger-Albertsons Wrong On Labor Law In FTC Row: NLRB
• Nadine Menendez's Bribery Trial Delayed Until 2025
• NY AG Tells Appeals Court To Uphold $465M Trump Judgment
• Telephone Cos. Want In On Tribal Broadband Grant Row
• Missouri Gov. Clashes With Secretary Of State Over Hemp Ban
• Fisher Phillips Brings Smith Gambrell Atty To DC Gov't Team
• Builder Wins $524M Contract For Cybersecurity Agency HQ
• Mich. Says Justices' Minimum Wage Ruling Lacks Detail
• Bank, Fintech Groups Say FDIC Should Ice 'Hot Money' Plan
• Implementing Proposed AML Rules May Take More Guidance
• What To Know About Major Fla. Civil Procedure Rule Changes
• Pa. Air Force Vet Can't Challenge Court's Medical Pot Rules
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Crypto Lobbyist Hit With FTX Campaign Finance Charges
• What To Expect From CFPB And DOT Card Rewards Inquiry
• Preparing For The NLRB's New Union Recognition Final Rule
• FTX's Salame Says Feds Broke Deal Not To Probe Girlfriend
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink IP Safe Harbor Case
• Tech Cos. Duck Proposed Calif. Bill Via News Funding Deal
• FDIC Taps MoFo Atty To Monitor Workplace Transformation
• Top New York Real Estate News This Summer
• Fla. Co. To Pay $5M To End CFPB's Illegal Foreclosure Claims
• Conn. Justices Back Insurer's Out-Of-Network Patient Bills
• FTC Fails 1st Test Of Rulemaking Push In Noncompetes Loss
• Legal, Policy Orgs Urge Justices To Toss FCA Interpretation
• 8th Circ. Reboots Fed Swipe Fee Suit After High Court Ruling
• USPTO Argues Not All New Rules Call For Public Comments
• Judge Skeptical Ex-Murder Suspect Can Sue Embattled DA
• 10th Circ. Says Ex-Prosecutor Still Hasn't Proven Immunity
• Signal Peak Can't Hasten DOI's Coal Mine Review, Judge Says
• Prometheum Plans To Support Two More Crypto 'Securities'
• Ga. City Asks Full 11th Circ. To Review Race Bias Suit Revival
• Brownfield Questions Surround IRS Tax Credit Bonus
• Dartmouth's Refusal To Bargain Is Illegal, Hoops Union Says
• Hunters, Breeder Want Puppy Import Ban Paused During Suit
• Judge Bars DOD Policy Blocking HIV-Positive Enlistees
• US Army Escapes Nebraska Tribe's Repatriation Suit
• Fla. High Court Rejects Petition Against Abortion Measure Info
• Split 5th Circ. Revives Cameroonian Anglophone's Asylum Bid
• Ga. Strip Clubs Push High Court For Tax-Free Dances
• Daughter Keeps $9.2M Win In Father's Med Mal Death Suit
• Feds Chide Iowa's 'Implausible' Immigration Law Defense
• Minn. Justices OK Denial Of Homestead Tax Break
• EPA Urges 8th Circ. Not To Delay Power Plant Effluent Rule
• Dems At DNC Push For High Court Reform
• Oath Keepers Atty Pleads Guilty In Jan. 6 Case
• Paxton Issues Warrants To Texas Counties In Election Inquiry
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• Oregon Judge Grants EPA Partial Win In Water Pollution Suit
• Ohio Justice Pulls Appeals Judge Into Party Label Challenge
• City Health Administrator Says Firing Flouted Constitution
• Remedy May Be Google's Biggest Hurdle Yet In Antitrust Case
• Satanists Ask 1st Circ. To Rethink Boston's Prayer Scheme
• Alaska Seeks Pause In Mining Row Suit With EPA
• Asylum Limits Litigation Remains In Settlement Talks
• RI Pot Regulators Eye Dismissal Of Fla. Resident's Challenge
• Nonprofit Can Step Into Ex-CFO's $40M Embezzlement Case
• Ex-Venezuelan Oil Employee Pleads Guilty To Sanctions Plot
• 3 Ways To Limit Risks Of Black-Box AI In Financial Services
• Feds Say Chevron Doesn't Change Auto Standards Litigation
• FDIC Challenged Over 'Kafkaesque' Enforcement Proceeding
• DOJ, SD County Resolve Indigenous Voting Barrier Claims
• FCC Urged To Boost Middle-Mile Support For Alaska Telecoms
• Ariz. Tribe Wins Pause Of Lithium Project Construction
• Don't Nix 'Band Manager' Approach In 4.9 GHz, FCC Told
• Colo. Justices To Hear Claims-Clock Debate In Xcel Death Suit
• USDOT Floats Vehicle-To-Everything Deployment Plan
• New Fed Rule Will Help Tribes Sponsor Watershed Projects
• Ala. AG Can't Prosecute Aiding Abortion Travel, DOJ Says
• NC Panel Nixes Black Property Owners' Revived Bias Fight
• SF Police Can't Sue Navy Over Toxic Shipyard, 9th Circ. Says
• DHS Watchdog Says ICE Needs To Better Monitor Migrant Kids
• Amgen's Drug Price Suit An Issue For Legislature, Judge Told
• Wash. Judges Won't Upend Tobacco Payout Ruling
• FCC Says No To 8 Nonprofit Stations In Texas
• Utah Tells Justices Feds Must Relinquish Land In State
• Credit Union, 'Dreamers' Get Final OK To Settle Loan Bias Suit
• US Sanctions Ex-Haitian President Over Drug Trafficking
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Particulate Matter Rule
• DOI Issues 1st Floating Offshore Wind Energy Lease
• UN Dives Into Murky Waters Of Taxing Digital Services
• IRS Fee Hikes Threaten Tax Justice For Small Businesses
• Colorado County Says Aetna Owes $1.1M In Rebates
• Anthropic Hit With Another Copyright Suit Over LLM Training
• LOT Polish Airlines Objects To DOJ-Boeing 737 Max Plea Deal
• Ga. Power Says Factory Redo Can't Free Nestle From Service
• Pa. Justices Say No Public Benefit To Railroad Land Grab
• Texas Judge Blocks FTC's Impending Ban On Noncompetes
• Split SEC Adopts PCAOB Rules On Auditor Liability
• Energy And AI: Key Issues And Future Challenges
• Transpo Board Should Broaden Ex Parte Rules Further
• Power Plant Rule Stay Is Unwarranted, EPA Tells Justices
• Local Chamber Can't Keep CFPB Case In Texas, Agency Says
• Feds Can't Delay Justice In Reservation Shooting, Family Says
• DOD Tells DC Circ. It Can Set Criteria For Soldier Citizenship
• Cannabis Entrepreneur Can't Sue County Over Seized Property
• FCC Can't Subsidize Off-Campus Wi-Fi, Think Tank Argues
• At Nutter, Old Guard Meets New In Expanded Gov't Practice
• EPA Finalizes Herbicide Strategy To Protect Listed Species
• FTC Endorses Push For Broader Access To Biosimilar Drugs
• Pathology Trade Group 2nd To Sue FDA Over Lab-Test Rule
• States, Coal Cos. Seek High Court Block Of EPA Mercury Rule
• The Regulatory Headwinds Facing Lab-Developed Tests
• 3 High Court Rulings May Shape Health Org. Litigation Tactics
• Honigman Boosts Regulatory Team In DC With Ex-NHTSA Atty
• 'Full Steam Ahead' For Pandemic IG Despite Sunset Fear
• Mass. AG Can't Enforce Housing Act, State's Top Court Told
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mich. County Will Pause Court Closures Opposed By Judges
• Menendez, Co-Defendants Seek Acquittal After Guilty Verdicts
• EU OKs CMS-Led Aareal Bank To Sell Unit To TPG For €3.9B
• TPG Dumped Opioid Co. On 'Unsuspecting' Endo, Suit Says
• Parents Not Bound By Schools' Arbitration Pact, FTC Argues
• Ariz. Sheriff Can't Ax Racial Profiling Injunction, 9th Circ. Says
• Kroger Flips Script, Challenges FTC's Constitutionality
• Texas Says Biden's River Barrier Claims Insist On Jury Trial
• FERC Can't OK Calif. Hydropower Permit Delays, DC Circ. Told
• FCC Yanks Phone Co.'s Authorization After Getting No Answer
• Red States Seek To Block Interior Mining Violation Rule
• 9th Circ. Told Psilocybin Petition Is Backed By Precedent
• California Rips Challenge To Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation
• 9th Circ. Agrees Nursing Home Must Pay Fees In COVID Case
• ND Tribe Says State Has No Right To Riverbed Mineral Rights
• 2nd Circ. Keeps Macquarie Suit Alive After High Court Remand
• Conn. Agencies Defend Rebuff Of Utility's $131M Rate Increase
• FCC Partly Grants Globalstar Bid For 26 New Satellites
• UnitedHealthcare Says Humana Can't Access Its Records
• NY Appeals Court Sides With DirecTV In Nexstar Fee Spat
• Colo. Justices To Weigh On Minimum Wage Claims' Timing
• Groups Urge EPA To Ban Dispersants Used In Deepwater Spill
• Boston Defeats Suit By Fired Police Commissioner
• Harris' Plan To 'Ban' Price-Gouging Met With Pushback
• Net Neutrality Akin To Federal Law Rewrite, 6th Circ. Told
• Even Kids Use 'Unfair' Like CFPB Policy Does, 5th Circ. Told
• Philly To Pay $25M For Breaking Prison Conditions Settlement
• CFTC's Pham Wants More Credit For Firms In Wash Trade Deal
• DOJ Waited Too Long On Chats Deletions, Google Says
• Fair Use Dooms Santos Suit Over Jimmy Kimmel's Prank Videos
• NIH Program To Use Tribal Research To Combat Opioid Crisis
• Spouse Asks Tax Court To Reconsider Relief Request
• DHS Unveils Green Card Rule For Mixed-Status Families
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• Judge Urges Throwing Out DOJ's 'Simple' Race Bias Suit
• DC Council Member Charged With Bribery
• Calif. Lawmakers Decline To Advance Hemp THC Law
• Why DOJ's Whistleblower Program May Have Limited Impact
• CFPB's Earned Wage Access Rule Marks Regulatory Shift
• DQ'd Judge Should Have Kept Quiet, Tax Challengers Say
• Ex-NJ County Exec Loses Bid To DQ Firm In Retaliation Suit
• How Calif. Justices' Prop 22 Ruling Affects The Gig Industry
• Crypto Co. Consensys Says Texas Is Right For SEC Fight
• Santos Admits Fraud: 'Betrayed The Trust Of My Constituents'
• Hogan Boosts DC Energy, IP Teams With A&O Shearman Atty
• Look For Flags On Expert Claims After Sunday Ticket Reversal
• Voters Fight DeSantis Bid To Toss Prosecutor Suspension Suit
• GOP Rep. Fostered Homophobic Workplace, Ex-Staffer Says
• H&R Block's Case On In-House Judges' Role Is Paused
• FTC Says Albertsons Execs Deleted Texts About Merger
• Trump's Immunity Appeal May Delay Sentencing, DA Says
• Groups Lack Standing To Challenge Asylum Rule, Texas Says
• HUD Joins 6-Year Strategy To Beat Extreme Heat
• Israel Boycott Question Withdrawn From Pittsburgh Ballots
• George Santos To Plead Guilty Before Campaign Fraud Trial
• Justices Reject Biden Bid To Reinstate Gender Identity Rule
• 9th Circ. Throws Alaska Fishers A Lifeline In Orca Food Case
• CFPB Signals Patience As BNPL Firms Navigate New Policy
• SEC Climate Rules Backed By Wave Of Amici At 8th Circ.
• Discrimination Claim Row Becomes Party-Line FTC Slugfest
• Florida Unlikely To Act Quickly On Condo Law Cost Concerns
• Feds Get Boost From Dem Reps In 5th Circ. PWFA Fight
• Chinese Router Maker Must Be Looked Into, Reps. Say
• Baltimore Inks $152.5M Opioid Deal With Cardinal Health
• New Study Sought On Uranium Mine Near Grand Canyon
• SG Tells High Court No Reason To Unblock Ariz. Voter Law
• DHS Unit Unveils Guide Ahead Of New Parole Program Start
• Voters' Bid To Revive Ga. Election Suit Slammed As Hail Mary
• Harris Proposes Tax Break For Homebuilders
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• 9th Circ. Keeps Part Of Block On Calif. Kids' Privacy Law
• States Get Teva Generic Price-Fix Case On Docket As 1st Trial
• FCC Plans To Overhaul Citizens Broadband Radio Service
• State Dept. Issues Interim Australia, UK Export Waiver Rule
• UN Votes For Global Services As First Priority Under Tax Pact
• How Corner Post Affects Enviro Laws' Statutes Of Limitations
• 24-Hour Abortion Delay Violates Ohio Constitution, Court Told
• TCJA's Estate Tax Treatment Shouldn't Change, Panel Told
• DOL's Impending Mental Health Act Regs Should Be Simplified
• Parsing FY 2024 DOJ Criminal Healthcare Fraud Enforcement
• Off The Bench: WNBA Suit, Olympic Fallout, Swimming Ban
• Atty Gets 32 Months In Prison For Bribing Chicago Alderman
• 5th Circ. Nixes Injunction Denial In Texas Electioneering Suit
• DC Circ. Rolls Back Pipeline Safety Rules