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Public Policy - October, 2024

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• Trump Sues CBS For $10B Over 'Doctored' Harris Interview
• Ex-Trump Atty Chesebro's Law License Suspended In NY
• GOP Groups Urge 11th Circ. To Restore Ga. Election Law
• 2nd Circ. Says Naturalized Citizens Owed Adequate Counsel
• Cable Cos. Seek Looser TV Blackout Reporting Rules At FCC
• 1st Circ. Urged To Rethink Ruling On Maine Cannabis Grow
• Crypto Lobby Says Members Spent $426M Fighting SEC
• EPA Can't Declare La. Deadline Extension Invalid, 5th Circ. Told
• X Corp. Plays Discovery 'Games' To Shield Musk, Judge Told
• Warren Says DOJ's 'Legal Gymnastics' Let TD Bank Off Easy
• Ga. Justices Kill Free Speech Challenge To Strip Club Tax
• 6th Circ. Wrestles With Reach Of FCC's Net Neutrality Powers
• Masimo Sues Ex-CEO Over 'Unprecedented' $450M Demand
• Ex-Conn. Utility Execs Must Report To Prison, Judge Orders
• Madigan Ally Set Up Work For Speaker's Fired Aide, Jury Told
• Beverly Hills Agrees To Abortion-Rights Training In Settlement
• Judge Says White Worker's Seattle DEI Suit Lacks 'Specifics'
• Erie County Grappling With Missing, Mismatched Mail Ballots
• Chicago Cubs To Boost Wheelchair Access To End DOJ Probe
• Valero To Pay 'Historic' $82M Fine For Bay Area Air Pollution
• Copyright Office Says Rest Of AI Report To Come By Year End
• FCC's Senior Republican Blasts Bulk-Billing Restrictions
• Enviros Call On EPA To Address Petcoke Plant Water Pollution
• Judge Trims Retaliation Suit Against Miami After Settlement
• Texas Says It Has Right To Stop Drivers Transporting Migrants
• Exxon Entitled To Interest Deduction On Qatar Deal
• Philly DA's Suit Over Musk's $1M Voter 'Lottery' Goes Federal
• Oversight GOP Reps. Take Big Swing At FTC Chair
• FERC Unlawfully Rewrote Grid Hookup Policy, DC Circ. Told
• Airbnb Insurance Providers Sued Over Undisclosed Fees
• Ga. Election Worker Ties Firing To Accessible Voting Concerns
• Election Outcome Could Reshape Financial Industry
• How Judiciary Can Minimize AI Risks In Secondary Sources
• 3 Steps For Companies To Combat Task Scams
• NY Tax Talk: Questions In Corporate Franchise Tax Regs Case
• Suit Against Indicted NJ Power Broker Sent To Biz Court 
• Pro Services Contract Nixes NJ Public Defender's Pension
• Bitnomial Suit Highlights Crypto Turf War Between SEC, CFTC
• EU Expected To Close Final Digital VAT Deal Next Week
• SBA Cries Foul On Globetrotters' $10M COVID Grant Suit
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Firms' Hiring Strategies Are Evolving In Fight For Top Spot
• IFC Projects Must Do More On Emissions, Report Says
• Meta Says CFPB Mulling Enforcement Action Over Advertising
• 5th Circ. Keeps Most No Surprises Act Provisions Intact
• FDA Didn't Flub Approval In Orphan Drug Case, DC Court Says
• Texas Trying To 'Cloak' Uvalde Records Forever, Justices Hear
• Calif. Panel Axes $10.6M Abex Asbestos Verdict
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. City Can't Sue State Over Housing Laws
• Apparel Co.'s Crypto Allies Say SEC Suit Is Ripe For Court
• 'Politically Charged' Bid To Unseat Justice Alarms Colo. Bar
• Alleged Kickback Plotters Can Waive Conflict Over Attorney
• Google's Bid To Depose AG Has Texas Appeals Judge 'Extremely Troubled'
• Pa. Says GOP Regret Doesn't Merit Freeze On Mail-In Vote Fix
• 4th Circ. Keeps NC Voter Registration Suit In Fed. Court
• More Than Half Of Cos. Slow With Antirobocall Compliance
• Rights Org. Calls For Probe Of Allegedly Manipulated ICE Data
• Calif. Agency Targets Data Brokers Over Registry Mandate
• Conn. Justices Doubt Fertility Doc Suit Is For 'Wrongful Life'
• Insurer Can't Cap Interest In Birth Injury Case, Patient Says
• DOI Invests $46M In Klamath Basin Restoration
• 5th Circ. Upholds Texas A&M's Defeat Of Hiring Bias Suit
• Judge Embraces 'Law School Geekiness' In Ill. Swipe Fee Row
• Ax Green Groups' Suit Over 'Resiliency' Definition, FEMA Says
• T-Mobile Defends UScellular Spectrum Buy At FCC
• Wash. Boys' Group Home Gets Sanctions In Sex Abuse Case
• 3rd Circ. Told Medicare Drug Price Talks Not Voluntary
• FCC To Consider Undersea Cable Security Review In Nov.
• Ga. Health Commish 'Overstepped' In Hospital Turf War
• Feds Say No Time Left For Nebraska Tribal Debt Claims
• State AGs Ask Congress For Federal Price-Gouging Ban
• COVID-19 Order Could Save Med Mal Suit, Ga. Judges Say
• Mich. Judges Reject Interest For Unclaimed Property Returns
• CTIA Asks To Expand Hot Spot Program Directly To Devices
• Mich. Justices To Mull Reviving Diminished Capacity Defense
• False Patent Marking Claims Find New Home In Lanham Act
• Maryland Says Electricity Greenwashing Law Is Constitutional
• Holtec Wins $6.9M Over Gov't's Failure To Store Nuclear Fuel
• Access To 'Dreamer' Info Limited In Suit Over HHS Rule
• North Carolina Attorney General Race: 4 Things To Know
• NY Construction Exec Avoids Jail For Commercial Bribery
• FTX Witness Who Saw Bankman-Fried's 'Evil' Avoids Prison
• Green Groups Urge EPA To Address 'Big Ag' Nitrate Pollution
• Gibson Dunn Lands Trump Impeachment Prosecutor, 4 Others
• Jarkesy May Short-Circuit FERC Enforcement Cases
• Digging Into CFPB's Overdraft Fee Consent Guidance
• Connecticut Water Users Amend Utility PFAS Class Action
• Trump Campaign Wins Suit Over Pa. County Over Ballots
• NY Telecoms Urge Justices To Keep Pause On Price Cap
• Justices Face Tough Question On HHS Hospital Pay Formula
• Pa. Panel Says Undated Special Election Votes Should Count
• How Attorneys Can Break Free From Career Enmeshment
• High Court Says Va. Can Keep Purging 'Noncitizen' Voters
• Ballot Battles, Musk's Sweepstakes: Election Suits Rage In Pa.
• Wash. Chief Justice Calls Diversity 'Critical' For Courts
• Monsanto PCBs 'Pervasive' At School, Scientist Tells Jury
• Ex-Texas Prosecutor Gets 3 Years For Extortion
• DOJ Will Restrict Data Swapping With 'Countries Of Concern'
• Justices Won't Let RFK Jr. Off Mich., Wis. Ballots
• Sporting Goods Chain Beats Suit By Man Shot With Stolen Gun
• Ex-US Attorney Already Prepping To Be The Next Denver DA
• Judge Extends Block On Florida's Threats Over Abortion Ad
• Texas AG Says State Rep Tried To Sway 'Shaken Baby' Case
• Texas Gov., Oil Groups Urge DC Circ. To Revive LNG Projects
• NYC Mayoral Straw Donor Scheme Sees Another Guilty Plea
• Fla. Banker Agrees To Change Plea In Money Laundering Case
• FCC, Calif. Agency To Team Up To Protect Privacy
• Mining Regs Have World Effect On Tribes, High Court Told
• ByteDance's Sanctions Bid Against Ex-Worker Delays Trial
• Merger Guides In Fashion As Court Pauses Handbag Deal
• Fla. Health Agency's All-Out Battle Against Abortion Measure
• US Finalizes Investment Ban On Chinese Emerging Tech
• Epic Urges 9th Circ. Not To Pause Google Play Store Fixes
• Developer Can't Revive COVID-19 App Suit Against Apple
• NJ Researcher Wants DNA Test On Lindbergh Baby Evidence
• Lawmakers Want Update On Copyright Office's AI Reports
• Ex-ComEd GC Calls Madigan's Interest In Law Firm 'Strange'
• Philly Cops Lose Free Speech Suit Over Facebook Posts
• Republic First Bank Discriminated Before It Failed, NJ Says
• 4th Circ. Quizzes Drugmaker Challenging W.Va. Abortion Law
• 6th Circ. Judge Rejects Flint Comparison In Benton Harbor
• Ga. Court Says Apt. Must Face Shooting Death Suit
• Ex-Cleveland Councilman Can't Cut 6-Year Fraud Sentence
• NBCU Wants Trump's Immunity Arguments Broadcast
• ND Riverbed Fight Has Been Festering For 50 Years, Court Told
• Beyond Abortion, 7 Ballot Questions Set To Shape Care
• BOEM Holds Gulf Of Maine Wind Lease Sale
• FERC Botched Pacific NW Pipeline Approval, 5th Circ. Told
• FCC Denies Another Bid To Shelve Prison Phone Rate Caps
• Feds Tell High Court To Deny Va.'s Bid To Revive Voter Purge
• ICE Accused Of Withholding $300M In Nixed Immigrant Bonds
• A Look At Insurance Coverage For Government Investigations
• Justice, Challenger Split On Backgrounds For The Bench
• Ex-Development Director Asks 4th Circ. For Wage Ruling Redo
• Mich. Top Court Won't Halt Ethics Claims Against Trump Allies
• Bannon Released From Prison As Election, NY Trial Loom
• Pa. DA Says ATF's Pot Patients Ban Doesn't Fit With Bruen
• Court Closure Sought Over Taunts By Florida Gun Shop Owner
• GOP Rep. Roy Opposes Efforts To Stop 'Judge Shopping'
• PBM Group Federal Affairs VP Joins Akin In Lobbying Role
• UK, EU Finish Negotiations Over Antitrust Cooperation Pact
• Senate Panel Targets 'Clever' Pharma Pricing
• Ga. Judge Says Merger Of BioLab Fire Cases Imminent
• Besieged NJ Prosecutor Keeps Suit Over Resignation Alive
• Key Healthcare Issues That Hinge On The Election Outcome
• 2nd Circ. Says FBI Agents Immune From Suit Over No-Fly List
• Judge Rules Texas Grid Projects Law Unconstitutional
• Ex-Chicago Politician's Case May Further Curb Fraud Theories
• Lawyers With Disabilities Are Seeking Equity, Not Pity
• Google Shadow Attacks Divert Regulator Eyes, Microsoft Says
• JPMorgan CEO Says Banks Must 'Fight Back' As Regs Mount
• Union Pacific Told To Face Injury Retrial With Reinstated Expert
• Apple Withholding Docs In Monopoly Row, Epic Says
• Casinos End Dispute With Fla. Tribe, Agree To Partner
• CFPB Asks DC Circ. To Topple PayPal's Wallet Disclosure Win
• Tech Groups Target Fla. Law To Restrict Kids On Social Media
• Mass. Pole Attachment Regs Stymie Broadband, FCC Told
• Voter Can Take 'Ballot Selfie' As Suit Persists, NC Judge Says
• Handbag Cos. Turn To 2nd Circ. Over Pause On $8.5B Merger
• Judge Wary Of Dems' Injunction Bid In Suit Over Ad Spending
• Wash. AG Candidates Clash On Consumer Protection, Guns
• Feds Can't Shield DACA Names In ND Healthcare Access Suit
• Monsanto Attys Fined $20K For Late Reports In PCB Trial
• For-Profit College Says Colo. Can't Show Broad Public Harm
• Investment Firm's Head Indicted For Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Mich. Tribe Asks Court To Rethink DOI Contempt Order
• Navajo See Growing Trend After Return Of Ceremonial Masks
• Leader Of Bankers' Group Calls For Anti-Fraud Watchdogs
• Colo. Will Decide How Judges Are Judged
• Pennsylvania Judge Yanks Delaware River Port Approvals
• Surge In Nicotine Fee Suits Shows Wellness Program Risks
• FTC, DOJ Tell 9th Circ. Google Wrong On Play Store Fixes
• Colo. Judge: Attys Have Work To Do On Disability Acceptance
• Feds Defend DEI Monitor Provision In Boeing Plea Deal
• NY Suit Over Inaccurate Background Check Gets Dropped
• Ga. Election Denier Sues Over Council Meeting Arrest
• FCC Looks To Build 'Single Network Future' Through Regs
• FCC Urged To Include Credit Unions In Broadband Fund Rules
• Supreme Court Keeps 5th Circuit Horse Racing Ruling On Ice
• Biden Immigration Rule Pushes 'Mass Amnesty,' Texas Says
• No COVID Property Tax Break For Hotels, Wash. Court Told
• HHS Says In-Home Evals Raised Insurers' Medicare Payments
• FCC To Help Tribal Libraries Connect To E-Rate Funding
• Transgender Inmate's Suit Meets Skeptical 2nd Circ. Judge
• Tribe-Linked Lenders Flouted Interest Laws, Borrower Says
• 5th Circ. Balks At Ballots Received After Election Day
• Mass. Court's Wiretap Ruling May Be Bad Omen For Plaintiffs
• DC Circ. Told Carbon Tech Doesn't Back EPA Power Plant Rule
• 7 Months, 11 Dissents: GOP Minority Flexes Muscles At FTC
• Calif.'s 2018 Fire Reimbursement Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• Hotel Guests Ask 3rd Circ. To Look At Algorithm Price-Fix Suit
• Osage Call Need For Okla. ETC Designation 'Critical'
• Labor Dept.'s Proposed ESOP Rule Moves Toward Release
• Ind. Tax Board Cuts Target Store's Assessment By $500K
• Attorney Says NJ Red Flag Law Violates 2nd Amendment
• Crypto.com's Suit Against SEC Could Hold Major Implications
• Lessons For Municipalities Facing Cyberattacks
• RNC Asks High Court To Stop Pa. Provisional Ballot Rule
• Judge Ambivalent In DOJ, GOP Special Counsel Tapes Fight
• Testing The Waters As New Texas Biz Court Ends 2nd Month
• Biden Green Card Program Unlikely To Advance Post-Election
• New Jury Ordered In 'Cop City' Trial Over Court Closure
• New Export Control Guidance Raises The Stakes For Banks
• Brouillette Stepping Down As Utility Trade Group's Head
• Ind. Tax Board Orders Vacant Land Be Reassessed
• Farm Co. Can't Push Worker's Wage Suit To Arbitration
• Tenn. ALJ Boosts Home's Tax Value By A Third
• Judicial Committee Best Venue For Litigation Funding Rules
• Philly DA Sues Elon Musk Over $1M Battleground 'Lottery'
• Va. Asks High Court To Reinstate Voter Rolls Purge
• AI Surge, Vendor Risks Fuel Election Security Concerns
• Entergy Struggles To Challenge FERC Decision At DC Circ.
• NEPA Rail Ruling Backers Flood Justices With Amicus Briefs
• Judge Calls Delay On Afghans' Kids' Visas 'Unconscionable'
• AT&T Unit Continues To Argue FCA Does Not Apply To E-Rate
• VLSI Urges Fed. Circ. To Punish OpenSky After Vidal Didn't
• Green Group Blames NJ For Decline In Sturgeon Population
• AT&T Settles Alleged FCC Subsidy Violations For Nearly $2.3M
• SEC Wants PE Firm's 'Fishing Expedition' Claims Paused
• Biden Calls U.S. Indian Boarding Schools 'A Sin On Our Soul'
• State AGs Back Mich.'s Immunity From Enbridge Pipeline Suit
• Copyright Head Touts Claims Board, AI Studies At Conference
• Seminole Tribe Looks To Dismiss Gaming Ad Suit
• Off The Bench: Toss-Up For Ohtani Ball, UFC Fighters' Payday
• Feds Fight New Claim In Suit Over Dredged-Waste Disposal
• 'NJWeedman' Claims Harassment For Using 'Batman' Signal
• Biden Admin Puts Up $4B For Clean Energy, Grid Projects
• Conn. Town Fights Lawmaker's Suit Over Assault Response
• High Court Bar's Future: Mitchell Law's Jonathan F. Mitchell
• AI Researchers Lose Bid For DMCA Anti-Hacking Carveout
• FDA Says Tattoo Ink Makers Should Keep It Clean
• DC Circ. Won't Block EPA Emissions Rule For Steel Plants
• Hawkins Delafield Career Atty Moves To Nixon Peabody In SF
• Pa. House Advances State Bill To Protect Crypto Payments
• Election Records Law Needs Update, Mich. Justice Says
• Pharmacy Must Pay $39.2M In Conn. Kickback Case
• Maritime Unions Tell EPA To Reject Calif. Workboat Rule
• NY Won't Alter Date For Mascot Ban, Court Told
• Fluoride Ruling Charts Path To Bypass EPA Risk Evaluations
• FCC Didn't Play Favorites For Soros In Audacy Deal, GOP Told
• GOP Groups Look To Speed Up Ga. Poll Worker Suit
• Woman Accused Of Threatening To Kill Judge Kacsmaryk
• The Strategic Advantages Of Appointing A Law Firm CEO
• Ga. Court Admin Says Retaliation Suit Must Go Ahead In Full
• Trump Co-Defendants Stuck In Ga. State Court, 11th Circ. Says
• Congress Urged To Further Inspect FBI's Kavanaugh Probe
• IRS Agents To Appeal Exclusion From Biden Tax Privacy Case
• Planning For Cyber Incident Reporting Requirements In Sports
• NCAA Creating Cloudy Future As It Clings To Control
• Adams Rips Feds, Calling Explanation For Leaks 'Far-Fetched'
• Ore. Church Rightly Denied Property Tax Break, Court Says
• EEOC Gets $110K Default Win In Fired Atty's Retaliation Suit
• Trump Again Argues Jack Smith's Appointment Was Illegal
• Colo. Says Grocers' Execs Get Paid, No Matter The Fallout
• LinkedIn Hit With €310M Irish Fine For Targeted Ad Practices
• 2nd Circ. Largely OKs Gun Control Law After High Court Order
• Colo. Justices Grill State On Biz Names, ID Theft Law
• High Court Asked To Toss Texas Stay Of Green Card Rule
• Bank Groups Appeal Loss In Suit Over CFPB Small Biz Rules
• USPTO Is Using AI — And More IP Takeaways From Vidal
• Think Tank Fights DOJ Pandemic Loan Investigation
• Hemp Shops Sue DC Over Cannabis Raids
• Atty Jim Walden Launches Campaign To Be NYC Mayor
• 7th Circ. Doubts Satanic Temple Can Wage Abortion Fight
• Seneca Foods Must Pay Steel Duties On Tin Imports
• ICE Agrees To Enforce 2009 Parole Policy For Asylum-Seekers
• Biden To Issue Apology For US Role In Boarding Schools
• Judges Doubt 'Troublesome' Comments Warrant New Trial
• CFPB Cautions Over 'Unchecked Surveillance' Of Workers
• Survivors Say They Were Excluded From Tulsa Committee
• Va. Judge Won't Block Feds' Nonprofit Disclosure Law
• Wash. High Court Lets Anti-Tax Ballot Measure Show Impact
• DOJ, DOT Launch Inquiry Into Air Travel Competition
• EPA Agrees To Review Nitrogen Oxides Standard By 2028
• FCC's Data Cap Study Tees Up Unjustified Ban, Think Tank Says
• SBA Proposes 'Rule Of Two' For Multiaward Contract Orders
• FCC Won't Hold Off Prison Phone Rate Caps During Suits
• Broadcasters Doubt Legality Of FCC Blackout Reporting Regs
• Sen. Presses US Trade Rep To Take Up Fentanyl Probe
• Program Led To Surge In Officers, Arrests For Tribes, FBI Says
• DOJ Reaches $102M Deal In Baltimore Bridge Collapse Suit
• 'Will Of The People' Upheld With Ohio Abortion Ban Quashed
• NYC Council Passes Bill Requiring Hotel Licenses
• PBMs Want Separate FTC Hearings Over Insulin Prices
• La. Biz Development Office Extends Industrial Tax Break Regs
• Colo. Justices Hesitant To Extend Personhood To Elephants
• ACLU Sues Feds For Info On Immigrant Detention
• Ga. Elections Official To Appeal Certification 'Discretion' Loss
• Texas Says ATF 'Flouts' Its Function With Loophole Rule
• 3 Insurance Execs Beat Ex-Employer's Trade Secrets Suit
• How 2 Proposed Bills Could Transform Patent Law
• Dems From Storm-Impacted States Call For Probes Of Misinfo
• TikTok Won't Get 3rd Circ. Rehearing Of Section 230 Ruling
• Inside FTC's Decision To Exit Key Merger Review Labor Memo
• Dems Urge HHS To Better Protect Wheelchair Users From PE
• More NJ Counties Settle Over Use Of 'County Line' Ballot
• FDIC Guidance Puts Next-Gen ATMs In Regulatory Spotlight
• EPA Can't Rush Truck Electrification, DC Circ. Hears
• Tariffs' Economic Downsides Outweigh Potential Revenue
• Fla. Says Feds Can't Stop Probe Into Attempt On Trump's Life
• Elon Musk Escapes Vote-Buying Claims In RICO Suit
• Court Pauses $8.5B Handbag Merger For FTC Challenge
• DC Circ. Ruling Endangers Distressed Texas Area, Port Says
• Comments Show Need For Clarity On SBA Proposed Rule
• Biden Issues Guidelines For National Security Uses Of AI
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: $13M Tax Appeals, Will Dispute
• FCC Finds Fraught Turf In Planning The Future Of 4.9 GHz
• Pa. Justices OK In-Person Votes For Nixed Mail-In Ballots
• Feds Want Leniency For Key Witness At Bankman-Fried Trial
• Ohio Judge Urged To Enforce Block On Voting Citizenship Qs
• Hemp Industry Group Sues Texas City, DEA Over Raids
• EPA Finalizes New Standards For Lead Paint Dust
• DOL Says H-2A Farmworker Protections Must Remain
• Minn. Tax Court Won't Cut Value Of $1M Home
• Mass. Justices Reject Meta, Google 'Wiretap' Claims
• Beekeeping Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mining Eligible In Final Regs For Energy Manufacturing Credit
• State Dept. Counterterrorism Expert Joins Jenner In DC
• Boeing Machinists Reject Labor Deal, Prolonging Strike
• Conn. Judge Rejects Utility's Defenses In Site Cleanup Battle
• Split 9th Circ. Says Asylum 'Metering' Policy Flouts US Law
• Pa. County Defends Climate Change Suit Against BP, Chevron
• Jury Awards Fired SF Rail Workers Over $7.8M In Vax Trial
• Common Ownership Dooms Bids For 9 Low-Power Stations
• EPA's GHG Power Plant Rule Is Achievable, Scientists Say
• CFPB's Chopra Touts Open Banking Rule After Industry Rips It
• Biden Names Judicial Nominees For Calif. Courts
• Advocacy Group Denies Political Bent In Fox Philly Fight
• Judges Hint Settlement May Have Waived Atty's Free Speech
• No More Coverage For Paper Co.'s Pollution Claim, Panel Says
• NM Pot Cos. Say Border Agents Wrongfully Seized Product
• 3 Things To Know About Proposed OTC Contraception Regs
• Conn. Dispensary Can't Fight $500K Fee, State Agency Says
• 1st Circ. Sets Oral Arguments In Boies' Cannabis Suit For Dec. 5
• Dems Urge DHS To Clear Immigrant Work Permit Backlog
• DOJ Bolsters Defense In Pork Price-Fixing Case, Cos. Say
• Dallas Judge Denies Nightclub's TRO, Citing 'Gamesmanship'
• Juvenile Court Judge, Atty Picked For Mass. Appeals Court
• NJ City Permitted Bigger Project To End Suit, Opponent Says
• NYC Lawmakers Propose Giving Workers Sick Time For Pets
• ICE, Nonprofits End FOIA Row Over Alleged Sterilization Docs
• Telecom Group Sues To Cancel FTC's 'Click To Cancel' Rule
• Southwest Union Wants 2nd Look At Colo. Sick Leave Deal
• Colo. Justices Leery of Tossing Fraudster's Sentence
• FCC To Probe Broadband, Cable And Phone Customer Service
• Religion Law Can't Save Sacred Worship Site, High Court Told
• Navarro Seeks Justices' Review Of Presidential Records Ruling
• NC Justices Scrutinize Scope Of Liability Shield In COVID Law
• High Court Won't Pause Google's Subpoena Of State Agency
• Russian Asylum Seeker Says ICE Is Unlawfully Detaining Her
• GOP Says Dems Using FEC Suit To Silence Republicans
• Texas Sues Biden Admin. To Get Voter Citizenship Status Data
• Amazon Holiday Pay Case Underscores Overtime Challenges
• Colo. Man Admits To Threatening Judge, Election Officials
• USDA Unveils $1.5B In Conservation, Climate-Smart Projects
• Norfolk's 'Creepy' Cameras Invade Drivers' Privacy, Suit Says
• Understanding New ACH Network Anti-Fraud Rules
• American Airlines Fined $50 Million For Disability Violations
• EPA Can't Restart Crafting Smog Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Where Harris, Trump Stand On Housing, Wall Street Landlords
• United Worker Fired Over Online Pics Gets Bias Suit Revived
• Roche CEO Says Novo-Catalent Deal Should Be Blocked
• The OIG Report: Bad Timing For FEC To Be Underresourced
• CPAs Prepare For Uncertainty As TCJA Expiration Looms
• Atlanta VA Doctor Abused Power And Patients, Jury Told
• Feds Urge High Court To Deny Cig Cos.' Bid To Ax New Rule
• Ex-Yale Student Wants Full Acquittal Record Sent To DHS
• Connecticut GOP Challenges Ex-Aide's Bias Suit Timeline
• Wis. Voting Portal Fails Data Security Test, Suit Says
• Calif. Panel Says Panera Must Face PAGA Claims
• Ex-Google GC Must Be Investigated By Calif. Bar, Groups Say
• Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Cops Want 2020 Protest Suit Dismissed
• Copper Mining Co. Asks High Court To Toss Sacred Site Suit
• Colo. Justices Doubt Geico Agreed With Man's Crash Claims
• Suit Over Wash. Ban On 'DIY' Rape Evidence Kits Nixed
• Fla. Says 1st Amendment Doesn't Protect 'False' Abortion Ad
• 11th Circ. Signals Fla. Gun Ban Turns On 'Age Of Majority'
• Calif. Official Cops To Taking Bribes For $10M In Contracts
• Don't Let Cities Eat Into Broadband Revenue, Think Tank Says
• Zekelman Suit Says Mexico Steel Harming US Industry
• Crypto Bills Have Lame Duck Potential, Rep. Hill Says
• FTC On Cusp Of H&R Block False Ad Settlement
• Ark. Supreme Court Voids Nov. Effort To Expand Medical Pot
• Ill. Temp Worker Fight Restarts Over Amended Statute
• Organic Food Group Asks 9th Circ. To Upend GMO Label Rule
• Ga. Justices Reject GOP Effort To Restore New Election Rules
• Brazil Eyes Shifting Talks On Wealth Taxation To UN
• Split DC Circ. Backs Trespassing Charge In Jan. 6 Case
• What To Know About New Employment Laws In Fla.
• Patent Office Finds Public Engagement Leader
• Dormant Commerce Blocks Wash. Licenses, 9th Circ. Told
• The Key To Solving High Drug Costs Is Understanding Causes
• Election Unlikely To Overhaul Antitrust Enforcers' Labor Focus
• Judge Skeptical Amgen Can't Sue Over Colo. Drug Price Caps
• NJ Panel Revives Casino Tax Break Amendment
• DOJ Wants Google's AI Search Docs, Apple Entry Thoughts
• Neb. Tribe Appeals Ruling To 4th Circ. In Army Burial Row
• How Immigration Attys Should Prep For A 2nd Trump Term
• Wafer Factories Qualify For CHIPS Tax Credit In Final Regs
• Law Firm Wins Atty Fees In Texas Over Lies To Ghana Court
• Anticipating Jarkesy's Effect On Bank Agency Enforcement
• CFTC Anti-Fraud Blitz Is A Warning To Carbon Credit Sellers
• Unpacking State AG Approaches To Digital Asset Enforcement
• Madigan Ally's Favors Were '100% Legal,' Not Bribes, Jury Told
• Standard Deduction To Get $400 Bump For 2025 Tax Year
• Legal Institutions Must Warn Against Phony Election Suits
• Judge Whose Son Was Killed Says States Must Step Up Safety
• EchoStar Blasts SpaceX 12 GHz Study As 'Deeply Flawed'
• FCC Expands FirstNet Spectrum Use In 4.9 GHz Band
• How Law Firms Get And Keep Elite Status
• The 2024 Prestige Leaders
• Peeling Back The Layers Of SEC's Equity Trading Reforms
• Grassley Probes Delayed Charges For Threat To Trump Judge
• 5th Circ. DOL Tip Decision May Trigger Final 80/20 Rule Fight
• CFPB's Open Banking Rule Flops With Industry, Lands In Court
• Rocket Mortgage Faces DOJ Suit Alleging Refi Race Bias
• Rio Grande LNG, Texas LNG Want DC Circ. FERC Ruling Redo
• SEC To Focus On Advisers' Investment Outsourcing In '25
• NYSE, Cboe Win SEC Approval For Bitcoin ETP Options
• FDA Tells Court Menthol Cigarette Ban Is Still Under Review
• Madigan Part Of 'Corruption At The Highest Levels,' Jury Told
• SEC, CFTC Chairs Talk Crypto, AI & Wall Street Texting Sweep
• NC Justices Revive Challenge To Hospital Competition Law
• Rule Aims To Give Geothermal Energy Projects A Boost
• 9th Circ. Doubts Calif. City Can Sue Over Housing Mandates
• 11 House Dems Back DOI In Offshore Lease Challenge
• X Corp. 'Sabotaging' Discovery Process, Media Matters Says
• Colo. Justices Ask City To Explain How Theft Law Is Valid
• Justices Told Newman's Suspension Preventing Fair Hearings
• PBMs Keep Door Open To Constitutional Riposte Against FTC
• Court Kicks Cannabis Consumer Case Back To Conn. State
• CFPB Funding No Reason To Ax SoLo Suit, Calif. Judge Says
• Retired Conn. Firefighters Sue Over Healthcare Switch
• Colo. Tenants Facing Eviction Are Entitled To Jury Trials
• Alaskan Tribes Ink Stewardship Land, Water Pacts With Feds
• DC Circ. Unsure Right Law Used To Challenge Alaska LNG Project
• Migrant Groups Say DeSantis Suit About Fraud, Not Politics
• BIA Officer's Psychological Eval Off-Limits In Liability Row
• Central Park 5 Say Trump Defamed Them During Debate
• Ga. Justices Told To Reject Election Board's 'Power Grab'
• Ex-CFO Almost Pleads Guilty Before Snafu Snags Hearing
• Gov't Seeks To End Most Presumptive 'Buy American' Waivers
• DC Moves To Buy NBA, NHL Arena In $800M Overhaul Plan
• Judge Hints 'Contract' Key To Utility Cleanup Enforcement
• 3M Asks 2nd Circ. To Keep Vermont PFAS Case In Fed Court
• Feds Say Texas Isn't Injured By DHS Spousal Parole Program
• Boeing Machinists To Vote On New Tentative Wage Deal
• Novartis Loses Challenge To Medicare Drug Price Talks
• Post-Dobbs Ballot Questions May Spell Litigation With No End
• Texas Asks Judge To Nix Rule Boosting Asylum Officer Power
• PAC Exec To Admit Pilfering From $28M Charitable Donor Haul
• The State Supreme Court Races To Watch In November
• DJI Challenges DOD's Chinese Military Co. Designation
• Public Can Access Road Used By Thoreau, Mass. Court Says
• Justices Pass On Cohen Suit Blaming Trump For Prison Stint
• How Cos. Can Build A Strong In-House Pro Bono Program
• Fla. Dept.'s Ex-GC Says Gov.'s Office Directed TV Ad Letters
• Catalent CEO Defends Novo Deal, Will Stay On After Buyout
• Biden Admin Proposes Expanded OTC Birth Control Coverage
• High Court Won't Revisit New-Deal Removal Ruling Yet
• Ex-Morgan Lewis Atty Seeks Moderation In LA County DA Bid
• High Court Will Review Clean Air Act Jurisdiction Cases
• Justices Nix GOP States' Intervention In Asylum Rule Talks
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attys From 74 Firms
• Fintech Group Challenges CFPB's Buy Now, Pay Later Policy
• Texas Federal Judge Owned Tesla Stock After Taking X Suit
• Justices Urged To Undo Ruling Against Horse Racing Law
• Oklahoma Brings Title X Funding Cut Fight To Justices
• Colo. County, Enviros Back DC Ruling In High Court Rail Fight
• Walmart Scores Quick Appeal In FTC's Money Transfer Suit
• How Texas Legislators Blocked 1st 'Shaken Baby' Execution
• Jan. 6 Witness Said Trump Speech May Have Been 'Political'
• FWS Can't Block Cactus Rule Records Release, Group Says
• FTC Appeals Noncompete Ban Loss To 5th Circ.
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