Public Policy Archive » September, 2024

Public Policy - September, 2024

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• AI Safety Bill Veto Shows Calif. Taking Regulatory 'Baby Steps'
• Colo. Says Kroger Merger Would Divest To 'Retail Liquidator'
• Texas' Standing Theory Yet To Be Tested At High Court
• Ga.'s 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban Struck Down Once Again
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Calif. Becomes Latest To Ban 'Captive Audience' Meetings
• Licensed DC Pot Shops Take Aim At Illicit Stores
• If Not Asylum Curbs, What Else? Mayorkas Says In Defense
• Wi-Fi Experts Hope Gov't Opens More Midband Airwaves
• GM's Cruise To Pay $1.5M Penalty Over SF Robotaxi Crash
• Newsom Signs Landmark Intersectionality Anti-Bias Bill
• Commerce Dept. Seeks To Streamline AI Development Exports
• USPTO Locks In Director Review Rule, 3 Years After Arthrex
• Ex-Fla. State Sen. Convicted Of Setting Up 'Ghost Candidate'
• 2 Crypto Think Tank Execs To Step Down At End Of Year
• Alaska-Hawaiian Merger, An Aviation Anomaly
• J&J Backs Off 340B Rebate Plan Following Feds' Objections
• Arizona Legislature Says State Can't Slip Monument Suits
• Biden Admin Expands Asylum Curbs At Southern Border
• FCC Approves Audacy's Soros Deal, Triggering GOP Anger
• Red States Back High Court Bid To Undo Mont. Voting Order
• Claims Trimmed In Neb. Medical Pot Legalization Fight
• Indiana's TikTok Kids Safety Suit Revived On Appeal
• Kids Face 'Very Uphill' Climb To Save Reworked Climate Suit
• Missouri Drops Appeal Intended To Save ESG Regulations
• T-Mobile To Pay $31.5M In FCC Data Breach Settlement
• AT&T Exec Seeks Bribery Acquittal After Mistrial
• Ex-UNC Prof Claims Admin Tapped Classroom In Firing Suit
• FTC Withdraws From Feds' Merger Review Labor Pact
• Texas Says 5th Circ. Border Buoy Ruling Is No Court Split
• Insurer Says Miami Can't Toss Retaliation Coverage Dispute
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit Retroactive FARA Registration
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill To Allow Cannabis Cafes
• 4 Ways To Prepare For DOD Cyber Certification Rule
• FTC Focus: How Scrutiny Of PBMs And Insulin May Play Out
• Smart Car Equipment Makers Call For C-V2X rules
• DC Ethics Hearing Starts For 3 Attys Over 2020 Election Suits
• Ga. Dems Drop Election Law Challenge After Failed Injunction
• NJ Justices Will Take Up Jersey City Gerrymandering Case
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Alaska Seeks Toss Of Challenge To New Hemp Regulations
• Red States Urge Justices To Take Up $15 Min. Wage Dispute
• Steward Health CEO Sues Senate Panel After Contempt Vote
• Chevron-Hess 2nd Oil Merger To Get FTC OK With CEO Ban
• Adams Asks To Toss Bribery Charge, Citing Top Court Ruling
• Hunter Biden's Tax Privacy Case Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Texas AG Wants Austin's Abortion Travel Fund Shut Down
• Homeowners Can Use Reservation Roads During Tribal Fight
• New Orleans Inspector Indicted For Bribing Top City Official
• Osage Nation Says DOI Can't Avoid Its $4.9M Funding Suit
• SEC Drops Case Against Marcum CPA After High Court Ruling
• Conn. Justice Can't Stomach Insurer's 'Omelet' Of Notices
• FCC Chief Quotes Taylor Swift In Tough Stance On Deepfakes
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Revive Suit Targeting Zero Emission Reg
• Kappos' Bayh-Dole Warning To Clients Draws Debate
• Acadia To Pay $19.9M For Alleged Inpatient Billing Scheme
• Ex-Citizens' Renunciation Fee Suit Shipped To Claims Court
• Constitution Permits Blocked Anti-Laundering Law, Panel Told
• States Tell Justices They Belong In Asylum Settlement Talks
• NJ Town Urges Court To Keep $1B DuPont Pollution Suit Alive
• Washington Judge Refuses To Halt State Assault Weapon Ban
• Feds Subpoena NYC Mayor's Top Aide, DA Seizes Phone
• RealPage Wants DOJ Antitrust Case Moved To Tennessee
• Sen. Says Contractors Trying To Block DOD 'Right-To-Repair'
• Hemp Org., Cheech & Chong Take Aim At New Calif. THC Ban
• Group Says GOP Out 'To Sow Chaos' With NC Voter ID Appeal
• Why Many Drugs Remain Pricey 40 Years After Hatch-Waxman
• Energy Cases To Watch In This US Supreme Court Term
• A Jury Found Them Not Guilty. They're Still Serving Life
• 4th Circ. Judge Startled By 'Really Odd' $9M Wage Suit Win
• FCC Chief Says Chevron's Fall Won't Slow Needed Regs
• IRS Plans Transition Rules In Basis-Shifting Regs, Atty Says
• Miami Approves $12.5M Deal To End Little Havana Bar's Suit
• Off The Bench: College Sports Dominates Legal Landscape
• Ex-Mass. State Sen. Says Conviction By All-White Jury Unfair
• Connecticut City Denies HR Chief Had Viable Work Contract
• NY's Midtown Bus Terminal Clears Enviro Review Hurdle
• EPA Will Review Wood Stove Emissions Rules To Settle Lawsuit
• FCC's Latest Subsidy Fees Disputed Again In 5th Circ.
• Disbarred Ex-DA Must Face Rival's Malicious Prosecution Suit
• 11th Circ. Vacates $456K Fine Against Ex-Fla. Congressman
• Honigman Not Conflicted Out Of $40M Detroit Embezzling Suit
• A Look At How De Minimis Import Rules May Soon Change
• Supreme Court Keeps RFK Jr. Off New York Ballot
• Arctic Seal Habitat Nixed By Alaska Federal Judge
• FERC Can't Defend Backtrack On Grid Plan, DC Circ. Told
• Indiana Gov.'s Ex-Deputy Chief Of Staff Joins Taft Stettinius
• Sen. Bill Would Curb ESG Factors In Retirement Fund Choices
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's New Corp. Compliance Guidance
• Feds Charge 3 Iranians In Trump Campaign Hack
• What's In The Cards For CFTC's Election Betting Case
• What To Know About Latest Calif. Auto-Renewal Law Update
• 'No Question' Google Faces Ad Tech Competition, Judge Says
• The Key Changes In Revised FDIC Hiring Regulations
• Adams Pleads Not Guilty As Atty Mocks Charges
• FDIC's Cautious Approach To Industrial Banks, Reaffirmed
• Texas Supreme Court Leaves State Fair Gun Ban Intact
• 1st Circ. Won't Disturb Ex-DraftKings Exec's Noncompete
• Google Lacks Power To Dictate Market, Ad Tech Judge Told
• Attys Worry OpenAI IP Row Will Drag On Amid AI Policy Push
• Legal Pros Grapple With Best Use Of AI As Clients Divide
• HHS Flags Ransomware Rise In New Deal With Wash. Provider
• Sen. Warren Presses OCC, Fed For Tighter Leash On NYCB
• GEO Agrees To Let Labor Inspectors Into Wash. ICE Facility
• Senate Bill Calls For Stronger Healthcare Cyber Standards
• Colo. AG Says He Won't Call 'Ticky Tack' Privacy Fouls
• Ex-CFO Faces New Charge In $40M Detroit Embezzling Case
• 8th Circ. Probes Standing In Fight Over Iowa Immigration Law
• Religious Nonprofit Can Keep Refugee Aid Contracts For Now
• 5th Circ. Dusts Off FDIC Challenge In Jarkesy's Wake
• 3rd Circ. Rules Commerce Fishery Councils Cannot Veto Regs
• FCC Hits Alleged Pirate Radio Operators With $1.8M In Fines
• New Report Urges Feds To Take Larger Role In Pot Policy
• Feds Rip Railroads' 11th Circ. Bid To Void Train Crew Size Rule
• Split 2nd Circ. Backs 8 Years For Conn. COVID Money Scam
• Rand Paul Reintroduces Bill To Raise THC Limit For Hemp
• County, Deputy Exit Calif. Cannabis Raid Case For Now
• Dartmouth Cites Loper Bright In Arguing Against Hoops Union
• Offended Texas Judge Formally Vacates Buoy Injunction
• FCC Opens Airwaves For NGSO Fixed Satellite Services
• BigLaw Attys Have 'Knack' For Insulting Judges, Says Judge
• Infighting Plagues SF Leaders With High Court Args Imminent
• Senate OKs Bill To Vet Broadband Funding Winners
• Colo. Property Tax Deferral Program Could Balloon, Panel Told
• Feds Send Message To Adams' City Hall: Buckle Up
• Air Force Urged To Cut Back On Using Chinese Suppliers
• Virtua Discriminates Against Pregnant Patients, NJ Alleges
• 5th Circ. Says Pair Can't Challenge Wi-Fi Program's New Rules
• Ala. College Urges 11th Circ. To Grant Immunity In FMLA Suit
• Feds Split $71M Clean Energy Award Between 13 Tribes
• Judge Says DOI Didn't Satisfy Cherokee Accounting Duties
• VivoPower Keeps HQ In UK To Qualify For $21B Gov't Program
• Pa. Justices Reject New Tax Hearing For Charter School
• Investor Ordered To Deposit $336K In Pot Co. Contract Suit
• Ga. Judge Halts Election Over Sapelo Island Zoning Change
• Pa. Justices Say COVID Closures Aren't Covered Losses
• Senate Patent Bill Markups Delayed Until After Election
• NY Lawmakers Beat ADA Suit Over Contentious Mask Ban
• How Lucia, Jarkesy Could Affect Grocery Merger Challenge
• US Census, Osage Nation Sign Info Sharing Agreement
• Tariff Tax Base Too Small To Replace Income Tax, Report Says
• Pa. Justices Say State Lawmakers Can't Impeach Philly DA
• How NLRB Memo Balances Schools' Labor, Privacy Concerns
• Healthcare Atty Rejoins Polsinelli After Foley Hoag Stint
• Meet The Quinn Emanuel Atty Defending NYC Mayor Adams
• Harris' And Trump's Tax Plans Each Add To Deficit, Study Says
• NY Appeals Court Casts Doubt On $489M Trump Judgment
• Taking Stock Of FCC's New Spectrum Rule For Drones
• GOP Senator Blocks Fast-Tracking Of DC Judges
• Senate Recesses Without Votes On Biden NLRB Nominees
• Basel Endgame Rules: A Change Is Coming
• Adams Accused Of 'Grave' Public Deceit As Feds Unveil Case
• DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub Win NYC Diner Data Law Row
• 8th Circ. Told Student Debt Relief Should Remain Blocked
• NYC Mayor Adams Vows To Fight Looming Federal Charges
• Google 'Less Expensive' Than Ad Tech Rivals, Economist Says
• Basel Edits 'Encouraging' But Incomplete, Republicans Say
• 8th Circ. Probes Lawmakers' Intent In FCC Anti-Redlining Rule
• 4th Circ. Doubts H-2A Wage Rule Should Be Put On Ice
• Cherokee Nation Asks Court To Reject Descendant Rehearing
• Senate Bill Wants CBP To Share More On Counterfeit Products
• Paxton Asks Texas Justices To Reverse State Fair Gun Ban
• Baltimore Bridge Wreck: 6 Months Later, Claims Mount
• Pa. Justices Urged To Reconsider Tossing Undated Ballots
• Suit Over Fla. Law Restricting Foreign Land Buys Paused
• Developer Says Minn. City Made Rule To Block Mosque
• Pa. Panel Says Misspellings Don't Sink Service Of Tax Notice
• Terrorism Victims Sue For Share Of $4.3B Binance Plea
• 10th Circ. To Hear Arguments In Utah Monument Row
• Transco Backers Urge DC Circ. To Revisit Pipeline Ruling
• FCC Will Tackle Accessibility For Hearing Impaired Next Month
• Wyden Pitches New Bill To Regulate Intoxicating Hemp
• Court Defers Ruling On Challenge To Arkansas Hemp Law
• DC Circ. Judges Ask If It's Too Late To Fast-Track Gastro Drug
• Mass. Police Officers Sue Over Cost Of Prep For Biased Exam
• Seattle Suburb Settles Biz Group's Suit Over Pro-Tenant Rules
• 11th Circ. Weighs Sovereignty In Ala. Burial Ground Fight
• EPA Can't Justify Calif. Emissions Ruling, High Court Told
• Engineer Says DHS Wrongly Tied Him To Old Co.'s Fraud
• Ga. Voting Groups Sue Over New State Election Law
• DACA Intervenors In ACA Suit Resist Stay Of Dismissal Bid
• FCC Looks To Begin Georouting For Localized 988 Response
• DHS Gives Qatari Citizens Visa-Free Travel For Short Visits
• Ruling On Foreign Dividend Break Offers 2 Tax Court Insights
• Workplace Protections Bill For Judiciary Reintroduced
• Expect More R&D Guidance Before Regs, IRS Atty Says
• NJ Hemp Restrictions Draw Early Industry Challenge
• Senate Fills Wisconsin Judicial Vacancy On Second Try
• Calif. Judge Says Fluoride In Water Risks Lowering Kids' IQ
• How Loper Bright Is Affecting Pending FCC Litigation
• Besieged NJ Prosecutor Says Gov. Can't Replace Him Yet
• FCC Closer To Opening Airwaves, But Auctions Still In Limbo
• NJ High Court To Review Judicial Privacy Law In Media Case
• Texas Court Denies District's Attempt To Boost Valuations
• NJ Bill Would Hike Threshold For Tax On Property Transfers
• Mich. Justices Take Up Prosecutor's Outside Counsel Hires
• EU States Must Unify Divergent Biz Rules, Majority Says
• NYSE Cancels Proposal To Extend SPAC Merger Deadlines
• Wyden Calls On 2025 Tax Bill To Include Partnership Reform
• Ex-NY Congressman Argues He Can Be A Fair Federal Judge
• What PCOAB's Broadened Liability Rule Means For Auditors
• USPTO Guidance Suggests 2 Strategies For AI Inventions
• US Antitrust Holds Fast: No 'Environmental Justice' Goals
• Employer Tips For PUMP Act Compliance As Law Turns 2
• 4 Takeaways From The FDIC's Proposed Recordkeeping Rule
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bank Regulators, SEC Face GOP Inquiry Over Crypto Bulletin
• 11th Circ. Weighs 'Good Cause' In Franchise Termination Suit
• Cat In The Hat, 'Trashy' Books Mulled In Redo Of Library Row
• 3 Takeaways From Gensler's Big Day Before The House
• DC Judge Rebuffs Trump's Bid To Delay Immunity Briefing
• Calif. Gov.'s Emergency Hemp Intoxicant Ban Wins Approval
• Red States Back Florida In CWA Permit Program Fight
• Eighth Circ. Poised To Weigh FCC's Anti-Redlining Rule
• Texas Fair Gun Ban Stands, State Appeals Court Says
• Google Expert Targets DOJ's Ad Tech 'Mistakes And Omissions'
• Cox Sues RI Over Use Of Broadband Deployment Dollars
• DC Circ. Open To Industry Challenge To TSCA Reporting Rule
• Neb. Advocates Bash Effort To Upend Medical Cannabis Vote
• 1st Circ. Affirms Tossing Of IRS Crypto Doc Seizure Case
• Conn. Officials Want Nursing School Students' Claims Nixed
• Texas AG, County Officials Spar Over Voter Registration Suits
• Novo Nordisk Tells Sens. Ozempic Costs Are Linked To PBMs
• NLRB Office Signs Off On Near $450K Deal With Musk Brother
• Dish Owner Tells FCC Device Unlocking Good For Competition
• Justices' Immunity Ruling Could Foil Trump Charges, Sens. Told
• Mich. Justices Wonder If Pot Smell's Strength Justifies Search
• Ala. Can Enforce Own Interstate Clean Air Plan, 11th Circ. Told
• Haitian Group Seeks Criminal Charges Against Trump And Vance
• 11th Circ. Unleashes Swarm Of 'Hypos' In Fla. Pronoun Case
• Md. Says Shipowner Liable For $2B Baltimore Bridge Rebuild
• FAA Chief Updates House Panel On Boeing Safety Culture Fix
• Ga. Election Board To Investigate Voter Eligibility Challenges
• 'The Predators Are Back,' Mich. Tax Foreclosure Attys Warn
• Colo. Justices Float Limits For Litigants' Public Records Asks
• Navigating Restrictions Following Biotech Bill House Passage
• Dish Slams 'Entitled' Standard General Exec's Race Bias Suit
• EPA Finalizes HFC Leak And Recycling Rule
• Dealmaker Lessons From CFIUS' New Enforcement Webpage
• Presidents And Precedents May Direct Khan's Future Course
• Judge Won't Yet Set New Trial For AT&T Exec After Hung Jury
• SEC Settlement Holds Important Pay-To-Play Lessons
• What's In Colorado's 1st-Of-Its-Kind Neural Privacy Law
• Man In Mueller Report Asks DC Circ. To Revive Privacy Claim
• More Enrollment Wanted For Judges' Home Security, IG Says
• Star Witness Against Bankman-Fried Gets 2 Years In FTX Case
• Baker Donelson Adds Financial Services Expert In DC
• Treasury To Allow 3 AMT Transition Methods, Official Says
• Favre Parkinson's Reveal Overshadows Welfare Fraud Hearing
• CDC Defends Dog Import Ban As Needed Rabies-Fighting Tool
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Pot Shop's Discrimination Suit
• Insurer Wants Quick Appeal At 8th Circ. In DOL Tax Fight
• Pa. Panel Says County Must Tell Voters If Votes Are Tossed
• Sentencing For Sen. Menendez, 2 Associates Delayed 3 Mos.
• What To Expect From Calif. Bill Regulating PE In Healthcare
• 8th Circ. Mulls Arkansas' Authority To Regulate Hemp
• Senators Spar Over Abortion Bans Where 'Docs Play Lawyer'  
• 7 Takeaways For Companies After Justices' Bribery Ruling
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• Interior Dept. Awarding $24 Million For Ecosystem Projects
• After Chevron: Courts Will Still Defer To Feds On Nat'l Security
• SEC, CFTC Issue $118M Fines In Latest Text Message Actions
• Calif. Schools To Limit Or Ban Cellphones Under New Law
• Albertsons Says Wash. AG 'Cherry-Picked' Merger Fears
• Chamber Says X Ruling Boosts Bid To Nix Calif. Climate Laws
• Google Executive Says There's No Internal Ad Tech Advantage
• Need To Bag Your Groceries? You Can Have Paper, Calif. Says
• Smartmatic Can't Seek Punitive Damages In Newsmax Suit
• 'Ghost Candidate' Testifies In Trial Against Ex-Fla. Sen.
• High Court Enviro Shadow Docket Could Diminish DC Circ.
• Prolific Patent Filer Says 'Prosecution Laches Does Not Exist'
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Privacy Bill, OKs Social Media Addiction Law
• Holland & Knight Lands McDermott FDA Regulatory Pro
• Feds, SunZia Urge 9th Circ. To Toss Power Line Challenge
• 'Dreamers' Want In On GOP States' Suit Over ACA Coverage
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Extend Pandemic IG's Life
• EPA Admits Mistakes In Approving New Chevron Chemicals
• Texas Fighting ESA Listing For Tiny Lizard In Permian Basin
• States, Enviros Urge USPS Vehicle Plan Challenge To Proceed
• Navigation Co. Says Criticisms Of 900 MHz Plan Overblown
• NJ Justices Probe State's Role In Tax Sale Foreclosures
• Battery Exec Can't Avoid Depo In $2B Plant Fight
• Kroger Fights FTC's Bid To Move Constitutionality Case
• Alito Pauses 5th Circ. Ruling Against Horse Racing Law
• Calif. Sues Exxon For Plastic Pollution And Recycling Deception
• House Swipes Right On Online Dating Safety Bill
• Brockovich, Attys Warn Of PFAS Dangers At Ga. Town Halls
• NY Extends Industrial Property Tax Break Application Deadline
• DOJ Seeing Deluge Of Attacks In Tax Cases After Loper Bright
• Reassessing Lease Provisions To Account For ESG Initiatives
• Radio Station Could Lose FCC License Over $32K In Back Fees
• Amneal Latest Generic EpiPen Maker To Fight Colo. Law
• DOL Says It Can Set Higher Wages For H-2A Workers
• Chicago's DoorDash Fee Claims Get Two-Year Limit
• US Can't Pin Clean Water Act Violation On Fla. Farmer
• Profs, Retired Judges Ask Justices To Uphold Return Of Taxes
• Todd & Weld Partner To Probe Mass. Police Academy Death
• Rahimi Supports Lift Of Under-21 Handgun Ban, 5th Circ. Told
• What A Harris Administration Would Mean For The Courts
• RNC Urges NC Court To Block Digital Student IDs For Voting
• Biden Admin Seeks To Ban Certain Chinese, Russian Car Tech
• Feds To Pay $893K Fee Award To Travel Ban Challengers
• Feds Ask To File Up To 180-Page Brief On Trump Immunity
• Mich. Township Scores Partial Win In Suit Over Bike Path Law
• Wilkinson Barker Brings On FCC Deputy Bureau Chief In DC
• Holland & Knight Adds Former Treasury Adviser In DC
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Telecoms Oppose Using Database Co.'s Do-Not-Originate List
• Autism Played Role In Bankman-Fried Case, 2nd Circ. Told
• House Panel Subpoenas DOL For Independent Contractor Info
• Tempur Sealy Sets Divestiture Plan Ahead Of FTC Court Battle
• 5th Circ. Refuses Texas A Jury Trial For Border Buoy Case
• La. Wants EPA Civil Rights Regs Vacated After Court Win
• Defamation Law Changes May Be Brewing At Supreme Court
• Wash. Strikes Deal With Wild Fish Groups To End ESA Row
• Sens. Kaine, Romney Seek To Deter China's 'Maritime Militia'
• 3rd Circ. CFPB Ruling Threatens Securitization, Justices Told
• Retail Theft Wasn't Removable Crime, Immigration Board Says
• House To Weigh Patent Bill Aimed At Cutting Drug Prices
• Ad Tech Judge Not Biting On Google's Market Metaphor
• Family Dollar Must Face Arkansas AG's Rodent Infestation Suit
• Cities Score Wins Over FCC Even In 9th Circ. Permitting Loss
• EPA Defends Methane Rule At Supreme Court
• Ashli Babbitt's Estate Gets 2026 Trial For Wrongful-Death Suit
• Enviro Group Threatens Suit To Protect Newt In Fla., Ga.
• Senate Panel Advances Jamul Indian Village Land Transfer Act
• CFPB Pitches Remittance Rule Tweak For Consumer Inquiries
• FCC Launches $200M School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• Law Professors Say Boulder Climate Suit Clearly Preempted
• Utilities Group Wants In On 4th Circ. FERC Grid Policy Fight
• States Tell 10th Circ. To Back Colo. Interest Rate Opt-Out Law
• NC Governor Defends Bar Closures During COVID
• NY Utilities Tell DC Circ. More Risk Should Equal More Return
• Eviction Law Firm Says Tenant's Fee Class Action Untimely
• Texas Says Justices' Ruling Doesn't Change Censorship Case
• Okla. Says Precedent Doesn't Bar All State Immigration Laws
• Media Ownership Needs More Oversight, 8th Circ. Told
• SpaceX, Musk Attack FAA Following Proposed Fines
• Veteran High Court Litigator Warns Of Ethics Debate's Impact
• Cannabis Group Defends Social Equity Programs At 9th Circ.
• Calif. Panel Backs VW Drivers' $3.5M Data Breach Deal
• FERC Opens Enbridge Rate Probe Amid Overcharging Fears
• New York Cannabis Regulator's Chief Equity Officer To Resign
• Ga. Election Board Orders Election-Night Hand Count
• Slow Development Puts Nebraska District Into Ch. 9
• House Passes GOP Push To Nix EPA Auto Emissions Regs
• 3 Atty Takeaways On Mental Health Parity Final Rules
• 'Free Karen Read' Protest Case Is Moot, 1st Circ. Says
• Lawmakers Ask USPTO To Fix Patent Calculation Problem
• 2 SEC Commissioners Object To Whistleblower Award Secrecy
• Integrating ESG Into Risk Management Programs
• Exploring Practical Employer Alternatives To Noncompetes
• What A Second Trump Term Could Mean For The Courts
• How Increased Sanctions Scrutiny Is Affecting Debt Markets
• Chevron's Demise May Not Bring Deluge Courts Had Feared
• What The SEC Liquidity Risk Management Amendments Entail
• Court Rejects Jerry Sandusky's Atty Pressure Tactics Theory
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Federal Judges In Texas, Louisiana Taking Senior Status
• Trump Again Asks To Delay Evidence In DC Election Suit
• High Court Refuses To Put Jill Stein Back On Nevada Ballot
• Ore. Couple Denied Tax Deduction For Below-Market Rentals
• FTC Accuses Drug Middlemen Of Raising Insulin Prices
• Publishers 'Did Not Trust Google,' Former Ad Tech Exec Says
• Dems Seek School Lunch 'Junk Fee' Ban After CFPB Report
• NC Justices Seem OK With Original Ouster Of Cursing Clerk
• Why Justice Thomas' Gifts Probe Is Likely Taking So Long
• CFTC Warns Of 'Profound' Harm In Election Betting Appeal
• Congress Clears Bill Setting Aside Space Launch Spectrum
• Bills On Patent Eligibility, PTAB Limits Near Senate Markup
• Republicans Air Grievances At House Hearing on FTC Practices
• Paxton Sues Harris County To Stop New Income Program
• CFPB's Chopra Sounds Alarm On Home Insurance 'Crisis'
• 8th Circ. Says No Detention Time Limit For Deportees
• Dallas Judge's Ruling Leaves State Fair Gun Ban Intact
• FCC Chief Tanks Trump Call To Pull ABC Licenses
• NY Tribe Settles With Lottery Co. Over Gaming On Tribal Land
• Wash. Justices Strike Down County's Rural Winery Regs
• US Argues Court Can't Stop Tribe From Blocking Roads
• FTC's Holyoak Offers 'Alternative Vision' For Privacy, AI Work
• Newsmax Appeals Quash Of Smartmatic Atty Subpoenas
• Pa. Justices Cement Dismissal Of Ballot Date Rule Challenge
• Ch. 7 Trustee Urges Justices To Uphold Return Of Taxes
• Florida Banker Denies Laundering Money For Father
• Ga. Judge Won't Touch State's Unlimited Funds Law
• Union Pacific Contractors Again Escape Texas Enviro Claims
• NC Justice Dept. Resolves Atty's Sex, Race Bias Suit
• Senate Panel Holds Steward CEO In Contempt After No-Show
• 5th Circ. Says Deported Honduran Wrongly Deemed A Felon
• EPA Urges DC Circ. Not To Block Coal Ash Rule Implementation
• Vertex Suit Highlights Issues For Pharma Fertility Support
• Calif. Port's Approval Of Hydrogen Project Challenged
• Puerto Rico, Navient Ink $7.7M Student Loan Forgiveness Deal
• FERC Must Heed DC Circ. 'Shift' On Gas Reviews, Chair Says
• GOP's Broadband Permit Overhaul 'Dangerous,' Localities Say
• Expect More Restaurant Ch. 11s As COVID Debt Comes Due
• Judge Keeps Hur Investigation Ghostwriter Tapes Sealed
• New NJ Senator Seeks Postelection Vote On 3rd Circ. Nominee
• Feds Defend At-Sea Monitoring Rule Despite Chevron Demise
• Ex-La. Assistant DA Indicted In Bribery, Laundering Case
• Feds, Wis. Military Affairs Office Ink Deal In Pay Bias Suit
• Calif. Bill, NTIA Report Illustrate Open-Model AI Safety Debate
• Halted DOL Fiduciary Regs Could Open Lane For SEC Action
• Senate Tees Up Vote On Tax Court Nominee
• Tax Or Fee, Utility Rates Beyond Review, Ga. Justices Hear
• Feds Say Menendez Retrial Bid Ignores 'Overwhelming' Proof
• AT&T Exec's Bribery Trial Ends With Hung Jury
• Commerce Proposal Could Ease Trade Remedy Administration
• H&R Block Again Asks 8th Circ. To Remove ALJs In Ad Suit
• Federal Judicial Picks For 3 States Advance To Full Senate
• Nine Countries Sign Treaty For OECD Min. Tax On Payments
• What To Know About Ill. Employment Law Changes
• Squire Patton Hires Ex-Defense Secretary Mark Esper
• Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills Move To House Floor
• Google Judge Wonders: Does Ad Tech Benefit Publishers?
• CFPB Says Fintech's Funding Challenge 'Misconstrues' Law
• DuPont Heirs Beat ERISA Suit Over 1947 Trust At 3rd Circ.
• FBI Dismantles Chinese Botnet, Urges Victims To Seek Aid
• Mich. Justices Continue To Fight Over Minimum Wage Ruling
• Colo. Urges 10th Circ. To Restore Interest Rate Opt-Out Law
• SEC Must Clarify Murky Crypto Rules, Ex-Officials Tell House
• Native, Black Groups Ask To Intervene In Voter Rights Suit
• Loper Bright Undercuts SEC Climate Rule, Fracking Cos. Say
• Rescheduling Pot Would Not Hasten Research, Report Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Gas Price-Fixing Suit Over Trump Pact
• Feds Say Afghan Allies Can't Sue Over Kids' Visa Denials
• 5th Circ. Axes Bargaining Order Against Legal Support Firm
• Fed's Powell Sees Final Basel Rule Less Than 1 Year Away
• Removal Risk Rises With State Line Crossings, ACLU Says
• USPTO Makes Patent Amendment Program Permanent
• House Seeks To Increase Judgeships After Senate OKs Bill
• House Rejects 6-Month Federal Funding Bill
• Teamsters Won't Endorse Candidate In 2024 Election
• Colo. SG Urges Lawyers Not To Lose Sight Of Human Harm
• Feds Oppose Bid To Block EPA Mercury Rule At High Court
• BIPA Doesn't Conflict With Kids Safety Law, Judge Rules
• NJ Steel Co. Says OSHA Review Agency Is Unconstitutional
• Toss Atty Input Overboard, Says Org. In Blackbeard Image Spat
• NC Panel Won't Undo Energy Rates In Solar Incentives Row
• Bipartisan Bill Would Boost Acquisition Council's Authority
• Senate Panel Backs Bill Easing Pot Rules For Federal Hires
• Fla. Judge Keeps Tribe's CWA Permitting Power Row On Hold
• House Panel Easily Passes Mandate For AM Radio In Cars
• Groups Seek To Sway FCC's Campaign Ad AI Disclosure Plan
• No Rehearing For 10th Circ. Methane Rule Challenge
• Mich. Town Wants Stay During Appeal Over $2B Battery Plant
• Del. Justices Grapple With Noncompete Litigation Limits
• GEO Can't Keep ICE Detention Case In Federal Court
• Harvard Rips Morgue Theft Appeal's Immunity Claim
• DOL Points To 5th Circ. Ruling To Save Contractor Wage Hike
• SEC's Equity Trading Reforms Allow Half-Penny Stock Pricing
• Thermo Fisher Late To Pay Departing Workers, Engineer Says
• Calif. Atty Can't Escape Billing Scandal's Hacking Claim
• Senate Confirms Calif. Judge To Federal Bench
• Data Brokers Say NJ Judicial Privacy Law Goes Too Far
• Treasury Floats Tax Credit Regs For EV Charging Property
• Calif. Gov. Signs Suite Of Bills Combating AI Deepfakes
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• Wayne State Law Student Refused Accommodations, School Says
• 7 Takeaways For Investment Advisers From FinCEN AML Rule
• Chicago Slams Airline Group's Suit Against Sick Leave Law
• Ga. Justices Rebuke Local GOP For Delays In Ballot Challenge
• Avangrid Unit Defends Counterclaim In Cleanup Battle
• House Panel Members Question Legitimacy Of Axed Tip Rule
• Federal Judge Won't Abstain From Pot Payment Co. Dispute
• Silvergate Bank Parent Co. Files Ch. 11, Plans Liquidation
• FDIC, OCC Cement New Bank-Merger Policy Guidelines
• Pa. Judge Confirmed As GOP Leader Bemoans Dems' Tactics
• Fla. Lawmakers Claim Deposition Immunity In Voter Map Case
• FDIC Proposes Rule On Bank-Fintech Partnership Risks
• US Sanctions Georgians Engaged In Anti-Democratic Violence
• Ga. Bars NCAA From Prohibiting NIL Compensation
• What VC Fund Settlement Means For DEI Grant Programs
• Fla. Should Get CWA Permitting Back, State Tells DC Circ.
• Biden's Asylum Policy Halved Illegal Crossings, CBP Says
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• Why A Tactic In The Youth Climate Change Battle Is Risky
• La. Grants Automatic Tax Relief To Hurricane Francine Victims
• Missouri Injunction A Setback For State Anti-ESG Rules
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