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Public Policy - November, 2024

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• Google Wants 9th Circ. To Undo Play Store Ruling In Epic Row
• Fla. Judge Halts School Board Depos In Book Ban Suit
• Texas Tells 5th Circ. EPA Botched Ozone Compliance Orders
• GM, Cruise Say DPA Has No Bearing On Securities Fraud Suit
• Elon Musk Targets CFPB With Call To 'Delete' Agency
• Cable Biz Urges FCC To Scrap Customer Service Reg Plan
• Wash. Appeals Court Slams Brakes On Lucid EV Dealerships
• DOL Sued For OSHA Info In NJ Amazon Warehouse Deaths
• Arkansas Can't Bring Suit Against Crypto Miner For Now
• Texas Backs Off Title X Suit On Contraceptives To Minors
• Judge Says City Can't Block Washington Tribe's ER Shelter
• Biden Administration Adds 65K Additional H-2B Work Visas
• FCC Refers T-Mobile, UScellular Deal To Team Telecom
• NC Tribe Demands Apology Over Senator's Floor Remarks
• CFPB Fights Student Loan Servicer's Bid To Pause Deal
• Atty Censured For Posts Criticizing Town Council Clients
• Illinois Top Court Will Decide Fate Of $7B Power Line Permit
• 5th Circ. Reverses Treasury's Block Of Crypto Mixer
• Amid Claims Of Bias, DEA To Kick Off Historic Pot Hearing
• Menendez Says Evidence Error Means Automatic New Trial
• FCC Warns Some ISPs Still Advertising Internet Subsidy
• Up Next At The High Court: Transgender Care, Holocaust Art
• Data Cos. Lose Challenge To NJ Judicial Privacy Law
• Calif. Law Means FERC Must Yank Grid Perk, 9th Circ. Told
• Insurer To Pay Conn. City $1M For Stolen COVID Funds
• Neb. Judge Rejects Challenge To Medical Pot Legalization
• The Challenges Of Abandoned Retirement Plans In Ch. 7
• How CFIUS' Updated Framework Affects Global Investors
• North Carolina Federal Judge Whitney To Take Senior Status
• EPA Mercury Rule Is Fatally Flawed, DC Circ. Told
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Keep Emissions Rules In Place
• Alcohol Council Says Trump Tariffs May Harm US Consumers
• Myman Greenspan Accused Of Wrongfully Firing Assistant
• Better, Faster, Stranger: What Attys Think Of Our AI Future
• Ex-FBI Informant In Biden Case Wants Tax Charges Separate
• Trump Nominees Receive Bomb Threats, Feds Say
• SEC Exempts More Debt Securities From New Trading Rules
• 5 Ways SEC's Crypto Approach Could Change Under Trump
• Lawmakers Ask DOD To Ground Ospreys For Safety Probe
• How Linda McMahon As Dept. Of Ed Head May Impact Sports
• 3 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In Dec.
• How Trump's Ga. Allies Could Walk Back Their Guilty Pleas
• Rikers Faces Federal Takeover As NYC Held In Contempt
• Congressional Dems Urge Biden For More Cannabis Reform
• Trump Taps Bhattacharya For National Institutes Of Health
• King & Spalding Partner Selected As Trump's Trade Rep
• Utah, Farm Groups Can't Reopen Bears Ears Monument Case
• Customers Sue Fintech Partner Banks After Processor Failure
• Workers Say Kroger-Albertsons No-Poach Deal Hurt Wages
• NY Groups, Truckers Say Congestion Pricing Unconstitutional
• Muscogee Nation Seeks Swift Ruling In Tulsa Jurisdiction Row
• Biden Urged To Dismantle 'Deportation Machine' Pre-Trump
• EPA Asks Justices Not To Block Coal Ash Rule
• Prosecutor Defends Outside Counsel Hires To Mich. Justices
• Madigan Pushed Land Transfer After Law Biz Pitch, Jury Told
• Google Search Judge Says AI Will Affect Remedy Phase
• T-Mobile, Sprint Slam FCC Privacy Fine At DC Circ.
• Don't Undermine Existing CBRS Users, Wireless Cos. Tell FCC
• Report Floats Indoor-Only Sharing For Federal Spectrum
• Health Policy Predictions For Trump's Second Administration
• Officials Must Face Claims From Pot Farm Raid, Grower Says
• Hemp Org. Warns Farm Bill Would Ban Some Legal Products
• Mohawk Sues PFAS Manufacturers For Fraud
• FTC Actions In Oil Cases Go Against Its Own Rulemaking
• EchoStar, Navajo Push FCC For Fixed Wireless In 12 GHz
• 5th Circ. Says CFPB Payday Rule Can Take Effect Next Year
• Fox News Host Beats Biden Associate's Defamation Suit
• How Global Data Center Regs May Influence US Policies
• NC Governor Says $227M Hurricane Relief Bill 'Plays Politics'
• EPA Overstepped With Methane Control Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Calif. Judge Says Flores Reporting Requirements Still In Effect
• Flying Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fulton County DA Seeks To Reinstate Trump Election Charges
• California's Top Bank, Fintech Regulator To Exit At Year's End
• Illinois Landowners Blast FERC Moves On $7B Power Line
• Nadine Menendez's Atty Seeks Trial Delay Due To Jan. 6 Case
• Lawmaker-Turned-Judge Right Not To Recuse, Panel Says
• Mexico Floats Retaliation Against New Trump Tariffs
• UK Gov't Urged To Hold Off On Changes To Inheritance Tax
• DHS Eases Work Restrictions For Lebanese F-1 Visa Students
• Va. Rep. Sponsors Bill To Recognize Nottoway Tribe
• IRS Confirms Commerce Payments In Chips Tax Credit
• 'Shameful': Dems Rip Credit Bureaus Over Scrapped Hearing
• SEC Secured Historic $8.2B Enforcement Haul In 2024
• Texas AG Loses 'Unserious' Bid For Jack Smith Doc Order
• Ad Tech Judge Says Google 'Completely Different' From Amex
• Cruz Calls Digital Equity Program Rules 'Unlawful'
• Gov't Defends EB-5 Rule That Hikes Up Petition Fees
• Informant Says He Brought Developers To Madigan's Law Firm
• Swinomish Tribe Wants In On Tidegate Opinion Fight
• Colo. Law Could Imperil Dual Banking System, 10th Circ. Told
• FHWA Says Rule Doesn't 'Compel' States To Lower Emissions
• Colo. Judge Won't Keep SJSU Trans Athlete From Tournament
• Legal YouTuber Files FOIA Suit To Get Trump Cases Docs
• DEA And Anti-Pot Group Reject Accusations Of Collusion
• Spectrum, Rip And Replace Are Top FCC Priorities, Carr Says
• Kalshi's Election Contracts Are Here To Stay, DC Circ. Told
• FCC To Bar Fla. Telecom From Aid After Fraud Conviction
• Hemp Sellers Say Conn. Cannabis Laws Violate Constitution
• Key Points From New Maritime Oil Price Cap Advisory
• Calif. Gov. Promises EV Tax Credit If Trump Axes Federal
• TMX Moves For Emergency Block On $52M Pa. Fine Hearing
• Colo. Justices Take Up Political Donor Secrecy Case
• Calif. Board Seeks Comment On AI Rules Amid Pushback
• Judge Vacates Minnesota Mediation Order In Land Dispute
• NJ Judge Allows Nonprofit To Join Affordable Housing Fight
• Post-Election Implications For The EPA's Methane Rules
• 5th Circ. Upholds Miss. Ban On Medical Pot Ads
• Justices Should Squash Bid To Criminalize Contract Breaches
• 4th Circ. Stands By HELOC 'Offset' Ruling Against PNC
• Commerce Limits Nuclear Program-Tied Exports To Pakistan
• 'Reverse Redlining' Suit Reveals Language Risks For Lenders
• Trump Patent Policy May Be Headed In Unexpected Direction
• NLRB One-Two Punch Curbs Employer Anti-Organizing Tools
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Allowing H-1B Spousal Work Permits
• Mitigating Defamation Liability Risks Of AI-Generated Content
• Payments To Exxon Unit Taxable, Australian Panel Says
• Housing Project Will Pollute Public Water, Conn. City Says
• Condo Boards Likely Safe From Corporate Transparency Law
• Key Requirements In New Maryland Pay Transparency Laws
• Jack Smith Drops Trump's Federal Cases
• Insurance Mogul Denied 'Custom Detention' After Plea Deal
• Trump 2.0 Expected To Maintain Tech Antitrust Cases
• CNN Calls NC Lt. Gov.'s Defamation Suit 'Political Theater'
• Justices Pass On Ex-Atty's Puerto Rico Bribery Appeal
• Tax Hikes Will Make It Harder To Hire, UK Industry Chief Says
• SDNY's Williams To Resign Before Trump Takes Office
• High Court Refuses To Review FDA Cigarette Warning Rule
• What Trump's Next Term May Mean For Biz Immigration
• Justices Reject Patent Case Challenging Newman Suspension
• Justices Won't Review Mich. Gun Range Ban
• Trump Makes Picks For FDA, CDC And Surgeon General
• Split DC Circ. Punts On FINRA's Constitutionality
• Ex-NFL Player Scott Turner Picked For Trump's HUD Secretary
• Pam Bondi's 'Greatest Hits' As Florida Attorney General
• Texas Justices Say Court Bungled Ruling In Abortion Case
• Europe's Antitrust Enforcer Puts Apple E-Book Probe To Bed
• Cruz Decries 'Unlawful' Activities In $42.5B Broadband Fund
• High Court Bar's Future: Sullivan & Cromwell's Morgan Ratner
• CFTC Advisers: Current Rules Work For Tokenized Collateral
• Texas Lacks Reason To Stop Migrant Transport, Groups Say
• Democratic SEC Member To Step Down Amid GOP Takeover
• State Immigration Powers May Strengthen Under Bondi's Lead
• Detainees Ask To Show Jury Inside Of Colo. ICE Facility
• Trump Picks Teamsters-Backed Ore. Rep. For Labor Secretary
• EPA Targets Stationary Combustion Turbine NOx Emissions
• How A Purple Jacket Led To A Murder Exoneration And $13M
• New Design Patent Treaty Comes Out Of Riyadh
• Trump Taps Hedge Fund Billionaire Bessent To Head Treasury
• Texas Panel Says Gender-Affirming Surgery Suit Too Late
• Dish To Pay $100K For Failing To Deploy 911 Location Tech
• DOJ Antitrust Head Tracks 'More Aggressive' Criminal Cases
• UK Enforcers Concerned Over Apple Mobile Browser Policies
• Judge Trims Ariz. Reservation Shooting Lawsuit, For Now
• New Congress Could Undo Rules On Drinking Water, Methane
• Hunting Groups Sue Colo. Wildlife Regulators Over Editorial
• Capital One 'Abuses' Cast Pall Over Discover Deal, Dems Say
• AG Doesn't Rep NJ Housing Group's Interests, Court Told 
• Feds Slam Utah High Court Case Over Fed. Land Ownership
• Defamation Suit Against Ga. Election Chief Tossed
• Port Operators Can't Join Suit Over Delaware River Project
• Dems Introduce Foreign Work Disclosure Bill For WH Picks
• Washington Tribe Says City Can't Block Emergency Shelter
• Senior Dem Asks Schumer For Votes On Circuit Court Picks
• Crypto Lobby Asks Trump, Congress To Prioritize Rulemaking
• Takeaways From Final Regulations For China Investment Ban
• Mich. Justices Want To Know If 3M Water Challenge Is Moot
• Compliance Considerations Of DOJ Data Security Rule
• Bondi Vowed Trump Payback. Ex-Colleagues Aren't Worried.
• FCC Passes New Rules For Smart Car Tech
• High Court To Review Legality Of FCC's Subsidy Fees
• What Higher Education Can Expect From A 2nd Trump Admin
• Fed Bans Ex-CEO Of Bank Felled By Crypto Scam
• Off The Bench: NBA Ices Media Flap, Paul-Tyson Netflix Suit
• IRS Working To Incorporate Feedback On Donor Fund Regs
• 1st Circ. Backs Auction For Bankrupt Farmer's Milk Quota
• Red States Can't Ax DOL Farmworker Rule, Orgs Say
• Trump Sentencing Halted To Weigh President-Elect's Immunity
• AI Monitoring And FCRA: Employer Compliance Essentials
• Circus Arts Make Me A Better Lawyer
• FDIC's 'Hot Money' Revamp Gets Bank, Fintech Cold Shoulder
• Colo. Judge Mulls Whether Mountain West Subject To Title IX
• 9th Circ. Revives Removal Relief Bid Over Due Process Issue
• Cherokee Look To Block Voter Group In Casino Mandate Row
• SEC Denied Civil Penalties Over Pot Pill Exec's 'Inexperience'
• 9th Circ. Told $500K To Huizar Not Intended As Bribe
• Wash. Justices Unsure CARES Act Protects Violent Tenants
• FERC Heeds States' Worries With Grid Planning Policy Rewrite
• FCC To Hit Video Doorbell Maker For Skirting Security Rules
• Fed's Bowman Sees The Bright Side In Chevron's Demise
• DOD Needs To Do More To Fix Military Housing, OIG Says
• Judge Suggests 1st Circ. Should Hear Lobster Tracking Case
• Fuel Economy Regs Are Unlawful Path To EVs, 6th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Judges Disagree On Standing In Drilling Permit Suit
• SEC Seeks More Data On Nasdaq Plan To Speed Up Delistings
• Key Informant Who Recorded Madigan Takes The Stand
• Tempur Gave UK Co. 'Total Autonomy' Post-Merger, CEO Says
• Ariz. AG Offers $6M To Aid Victims Of Sober Living Scam
• FCC Targets Spoofing Scams With Third-Party Caller ID Regs
• EPA Beats Calif. Suit Over Pesticide-Coated Seed Exemption
• DOJ Search Fixes Would Remake Google, Break Off Chrome
• Trump Selects Ex-Fla. AG Pam Bondi As New AG Pick
• EPA Announces National Strategy To Tackle Plastic Pollution
• EPA Floats New Draft Framework On Cumulative Impacts
• Immigration Group Seeks Say In 10th Circ. To Fight Okla. Law
• In Tight Vote, Senate Panel OKs Bill To Set New PTAB Limits
• Unions, ACLU Throw Weight Behind EEOC Bostock Guidance
• 'Where Were You?': Judge Irked By Feds In $2B Fraud Case 
• Ex-Yale Student Can Submit Acquittal Files To DHS, Judge Says
• Texas Sues Dallas For Marijuana Amnesty Measure
• Ill. Justices Give Marathon Chance To Avoid $15M Fuel Tax
• Howmet Accuses Wash. DOL Of Muscling Into Worker's Suit
• How D&O Coverage Can Aid Against Increased AI Scrutiny
• Louisiana Defends New Hemp Law From Industry Challenge
• California Tribe Looks To Increase Trinity River Water Flows
• Nurse Staffing Exec Can't Trim Fraud Charge In Antitrust Case
• Justices Urged To Uphold Alaska Beachfront Boundary Ruling
• Calif. Politics Ace Joins McGuireWoods' Gov't Affairs As VP
• Data Co. Gets Remand Of Suits Over Judicial Privacy
• Feds Outline Next Steps For Colo. River Basin Agreement
• When Investigating An Adversary, Be Wary Of Forged Records
• Calif. Judge Says Dormant Commerce Inapplicable To Pot
• Crypto Cos. Add New Play In Their Offense Against SEC
• Senate Deal Halts 4 Circuit Court Nominations
• FTC Focus: Zeroing In On Post-Election Labor Markets
• New FCC Rules Pave Way For More FM Station Geotargeting
• House Appropriations Deputy Staff Director Moves To H&K
• Senate Approves Honeywell GC For Arizona Judge Seat
• Ex-Congressman And Other Judicial Nominees Advance
• House Panel Seeks Info On DOL Agreements With Law Firms
• Defamation Suit Against Ga. Election Chief Likely To Proceed
• Connecticut Politician Gets Probation In Ballot Fraud Case
• 3 Ways To Train Junior Lawyers In 30 Minutes Or Less
• New SEC 'Dealer' Rule Tossed In Win For Hedge Funds, Crypto
• SEC Chair Gensler To Step Down When Trump Takes Office
• House Dems Tell Gorsuch To Recuse Over NEPA Case Conflict
• Gaetz Ends AG Bid, Citing 'Distraction' To Trump Transition
• Biden's FCC Chair Stepping Down From Agency Jan. 20
• CFPB Wraps Rule To Pull Big Payment Apps Into Supervision
• DOJ Urges Chrome, Android Sales In Google Case
• Not So Fast: Lenders Say CFPB Payday Rule Must Stay On Ice
• Musk, Ramaswamy Say High Court Rulings OK Federal Cuts
• House Dem Proposes Vote Forcing Release Of Gaetz Report
• DOJ Settles With Atty Who Reported Judge's Sexual Misconduct
• Election Exit Poll On Native Voting Likely Wrong, Groups Say
• Prison Phone Cos. Say FCC Reg Fight Belongs In 5th Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Error In Tenant Screener's FHA Suit Win
• Arizona Governor Settles Tribal Water Rights Claims
• Tribe Fights Ore. Irrigation District At 9th Circ. Over Water Use
• USPTO Unveils Patent Fee Hikes Set To Take Effect In January
• Va. Gov. Can't Exit Carbon Trading Program, Judge Says
• Judge Opens Path For Ex-Yale Student's Asylum Bid
• Mountain West Says Trans Athlete Policy Was No Secret
• DEA Accused Of Colluding With Reform Foes In Pot Row
• Fed. Judges Still Seek New Bench Seats Amid Dems' Loss
• Fla. Couple Ask To Revive Suit Over Unclaimed Property
• Apple Says DOJ Case Has Too Much Speculation To Survive
• CPSC Misunderstands Magnet Risks For Kids, Court Told
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Texas AG's Bid To Revive X Probe
• FERC Says There's No Need To Ref Mich. Grid Upgrade Fight
• Cross-Border Sales Were Unlawful Monopoly, Feds Say
• Gas Bill Challenge Finds Little Purchase With Colo. Justices
• Colo. Justices Doubtful Students' COVID Fee Suit Will Survive
• Ga. Judge Cuts Claims From Jail Book Policy Challenge
• En Banc DC Circ. Eyes Court Power Over FEC
• Amid Legal Challenge, La. Hemp Law On Hold
• 11th Circ. Told Everglades Project Will Reduce Water Supplies
• Uber, Lyft, Chicago Ignored Due Process, Banned Driver Says
• Texas Offers Up Land To Help Trump's Mass Deportation Plan
• NJ Court Must Revisit Assessor's Workplace Retaliation Claim
• Insurance Mogul Seeks Transfer To Fla. Halfway House
• Judge Keeps Emails Redacted In Apple Foe's FOIA Row
• 'Rip And Replace' Woes Underscored By Senate Hearing
• FERC Made Climate Case For Tennessee Pipeline, DC Circ. Told
• PBMs Sue To Block FTC's In-House Insulin Pricing Case
• Trump Seeks Dismissal Of Central Park Five Defamation Suit
• Infant Sleep Co. Says CPSC Wrongly Maligned Products
• Judiciary Touts Reforms In Handling Workplace Complaints
• Irish Social Democrats Run On Wealth Tax For Millionaires
• Conn. Regulator Slashes $35M From Utility Revenue Plans
• Why States Should Adopt ABA's 'Duty To Inquire'
• $3B TD Bank AML Settlement Is A Wake-Up Call For All Banks
• Asylum Grant Rates Under Biden Drop To 35.8%
• Washington State, DC District Court Picks Secure Seats
• Flint School Atty Can't Get Immunity In Defamation Case
• What Trump Presidency May Mean For Climate Reporting
• Expect Surging Oil And Gas Industry Under New Trump Admin
• Biden Bank Regulators Punt Big-Ticket Rulemakings To Trump
• Boston Mayor Touts Property Tax Relief Bill Before Panel
• Timing Of An NLRB Power Shift Hinges On Biden Nominees
• Mass. Gov. Nominates 3 To Probate And Family Court
• Bill Aimed At Creating Ga.'s First National Park Moves Ahead
• Calif. Judicial Nominee Asked About Race, Parenting Writings
• Calif. Voters Reject Minimum Wage Hike In Rare Outcome
• Trump Wants 'Immediate Dismissal' Of NY Hush Money Case
• Bankman-Fried Tech Deputy Who Parsed Code Avoids Prison
• The Right Kind Of Deregulation In Commercial Airline Industry
• Monsanto's Bid To Pause PCB Trial Again Shot Down
• High Court Urged To Let Courts Scrutinize Agency Rulings
• Vets' Attys Want Nonprofit To Get $63M Of Agent Orange Funds
• Keep Colo. Interest Rate Opt-Out Law Blocked, 10th Circ. Told
• 11th Circ. Weighs Whether Tornado Cash Sanctions Overreach
• 10th Circ. Judge Asks If PLO Activity Enough For US Suit
• USPTO Urged To Revamp Computer Image Design Patent Rule
• Wash. Tribe Looks To Ax Wildlife Refuge Protection Suit
• All States Now Approved For Feds' Broadband Program
• CFPB's Medical Debt Guidance Faces Industry Injunction Bid
• Calif. Judge OKs Biggest Family Separation Settlement Yet
• Doc Says Idaho Abortion Bans Sow 'Fear' In 2nd Week Of Trial
• Trump DOT Pick Puts Highway, Road Rebuilds Back In Focus
• Senate Confirms 5th Lame-Duck Judge
• Neb. AG Expands Electric Trucks Fight To Volvo, Daimler
• Ex-US Attorneys See Risks In Working Under Gaetz
• DOJ Hits Pennsylvania With Bias Suit Over Building Code
• 32 State AGs Urge Congress To Back Kids' Online Safety Bill
• 10th Circ. Iffy On Colo.'s Remedy To Generic EpiPen Takings
• Fox TV Renewal Calls For Strict License Test, Advocates Say
• Medicare Overpayment Rules Are A Mixed Bag For Providers
• Ill. Makes $1.8M Staffing Antitrust Deal After High Court Input
• Feds Defend BLM Authority In States' Methane Rule Challenge
• DOJ Effort To Force Google Chrome Sale Draws Criticism
• FCC To Vote On More Credit Options To Back Broadband Aid
• After Biden-Era Rebuild, EPA Staff Brace For Trump Term 2
• SF Urges Calif. Panel To Rethink Waymo City Approval
• Senators Blast Visa And Mastercard, Promise Action On Fees
• LA Waterkeeper Sues Union Pacific Over Pollution Controls
• Pa. Candidates Launch Litigation Blitz To Settle Tight Race
• Ga. Panel Says 190-Year-Old Marshland Grant Is Valid
• Utah Counties, Feds Ask Justices To Restore Rail Oil Project
• NC Lt. Gov.'s Defamation Spat With CNN Tapped For Mediation
• Chicago Transit Authority Hit With Genetic Privacy Lawsuit
• G20 To Cooperate On Soft Law For Taxing Ultra-Wealthy
• Recount Underway In Tight NC Supreme Court Race
• FERC's Reactive Power Compensation Cutoff Is No Shock
• Claims Court Won't Toss $40B Ligado Spectrum Takings Case
• In 'Perplexing' Move, Ga. Appeals Court Cuts Trump Oral Args
• Caseload Too Large For Ally Visa Processing Plan, Feds Say
• Trump Taps Dr. Oz For CMS Head
• Navigating Decentralized Clinical Trials With FDA's Guidance
• Ex-NJ Prosecutor Seeks To Revive Claims Over Resignation
• US Chamber, Biz Groups Back Halt Of Ill. Temp Worker Law
• Senate Confirms Oregon Judge Following Many GOP Hurdles
• DHS Says It Conducted Another Removal Flight To China
• 1st Circ. Won't Pause Prison Phone Rate Caps
• Unpacking The CFPB's Personal Financial Data Final Rule
• Feds May Have Overstepped In Suit Against Mortgage Lender
• Unjust PJM Power Auction Rules Must Be Redone, FERC Told
• Trump Names Wall St. Exec For Chief Commerce Role
• FDIC's Gruenberg To Exit On Eve Of Trump's Inauguration
• RFK Stadium Bill Passes Committee, Full Senate Vote Is Next
• DA Says Trump Sentencing Could Be Delayed Until 2029
• Akin Adds Another Healthcare Expert To DC Lobbying Team
• Ohio Officials Want Out Of Justice's Partisan Label Rule Suit
• The Bar Needs More Clarity On The Discovery Objection Rule
• Treasury Finalizes Partnership Tax Credit 'Direct Pay' Regs
• State Department Sanctions Official Rejoins Crowell & Moring
• Monsanto PCB Jury Hears About Ex-Schoolchildren's Illness
• 5th Circ. Indicates DOT Airline Fees Rule May Need Reworking
• Senate Confirms Fla. Magistrate Judge To 11th Circ.
• Trump Taps Fox Host Sean Duffy For Transportation Secretary
• Spacecraft Export Control Comment Period Pushed To Dec. 23
• Justices Urged To Pass On 3rd Circ. CFPB Loan Trust Case
• Will AG-Elect Stick To NC Dems' Playbook, Or Take New Path?
• 9th Circ. Judges Seem Split In Trans Woman's Spa Bias Case
• Menendez Calls Trial Evidence Flub 'Deeply Troubling'
• ACLU Ups Pressure For Info On ICE Deportation Infrastructure
• Bannon's 'We Build The Wall' Trial Delayed Until 2025
• Pa. Justices Tell Defiant Counties To Shelve Undated Ballots
• Live Nation Says Ticket Buyers Must Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• Trump DOE Pick Signals Funding Flux For Clean Energy Cos.
• NLRB Ruling Nixes Conn. Employee Meeting Law, Judge Told
• Meta Can Ditch Mike Huckabee's CBD Fake Ad Suit
• Dems Probe Treasury On Effects Of Crypto Mixer Sanctions
• FCC's Carr Likely To Test Agency's Ability To Rein In Big Tech
• Judge Surprised Circle K Fired Clerk Who Touched Robber
• Texas Appeals Court Finds Telecom Laws Violate Gift Rules
• Treasury Finalizes Tougher Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• Mich. Justices Spurn Restaurant Group's COVID Appeal
• Justices Urged To Review Landlords' COVID Eviction Ban Suit
• Asylum-Seekers Say Updated DHS Border Directive Is Still Illegal
• EPA Has No Choice But To Rethink Smog Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Colo. Justices Should Plug Damages Cap 'Loophole,' Co. Says
• Medical Group Wants Justices To Review IP Safe Harbor Fight
• Feds Delay Rule That Hemp Be Tested At DEA-Licensed Labs
• Alstom Wants Injunction In Dispute Over 'Buy America' Waiver
• Dispute Over Biden Admin Voting Access Order Paused
• Trump Faces Uphill Battle If He Tries To Target Prosecutors
• Colo. Rugby Coach Cries Foul Over City's Revoked Job Offer
• Friedman Kaplan Name Partner Larry Robbins Dies At 72
• 5th Circ. Says Texas County Wrong To Close Court Hearings
• Neb. Officials Urge Court To Void Medical Pot Legalization
• Snyder Aide Expands Suit Over Flint Water Crisis Prosecution
• Foreclosing Lenders Still Floating In Murky Legal Waters In NY
• DC Judges, Council Urge Confirmation Of City's Bench Picks
• What's Next For The CFTC After The Election
• 11th Circ. Shelves Peanut Truck Co.'s Excise Tax Refund
• Expect More State-Level Scrutiny Of Noncompetes Ahead
• Justices Reject SC Agency's Appeal Of Google Subpoena
• Trump Names FCC's Carr As New Agency Chair
• Eli Lilly Says HHS Ignores Drug Discount Double-Dipping
• Big Banks Still Need To Beef Up Controls, Fed Report Says
• DC Circ.'s White House NEPA Upheaval Sends Shockwaves
• Jordan Says DOJ, FTC, CFTC Teed Up Actions Ahead Of Trump
• Evian Wins Ax Of False Ad Suit As NY Judge Reverses Self
• X Sues To Block Calif.'s New Deepfake Political Ads Law
• Defense Policy Outlook Under The New Trump Administration
• Group Sees Trend As Removals Of Mexicans Hit Record In Oct.
• HHS Likely To Limit Migrant Data After Flores Deal Ends
• Texas Staffing Co. Sues State Over Minority Contract Program
• Malcolm X's Family Says Feds, NYPD Hid Murder Involvement
• PBMs Denied Breakup Of Combined FTC Insulin Price Trial
• Colo. University To Pay $4.5M To Resolve Pay Bias Suit
• EPA Watchdog Flags Drinking Water Cybersecurity Risks
• Despite Vaccine Spotlight, RFK Jr. A Health Policy 'Unknown'
• Kalshi Fires Back At CFTC's 'Futile' Election Betting Appeal
• Meet Trump's Solicitor General Nominee John Sauer
• GOP Sens. Decry 'Lack Of Urgency' On FDIC Misconduct
• Judge Doubts Wildfire Trial Plan Would Hurt Some Plaintiffs
• Calif. Justice Reformers Vow To Fight After Election Day Losses
• Pa. Top Court Snapshot: Silent Partners, Skill Games In Nov.
• GAO Says EPA Must Act On Waste Sites' Climate Risks
• DOL Floats New Restrictions On H-2B Employer Wage Surveys
• FERC Ignored Calif. Hydro Permitting Mischief, DC Circ. Told
• GM's Cruise Accepts $500K Criminal Fine Over Robotaxi Crash
• Paxton Says Texas Porn Site Law 'Modest' Way To End 'Crisis'
• Texas Judge Won't Halt CFPB Small-Biz Rule As Banks Appeal
• Denver Voters Reject Sales Tax Hike For Affordable Housing
• Cable Biz Group Doubts FCC Legal Authority On Data Caps
• Feds Say 'One' DACA Kid Not Enough To Sue Over Health Reg
• DEA Judge Nixes Vet Group's Bid To Take Part In Pot Hearings
• Wis. Agency Issues Permits To Reroute Enbridge Pipeline
• Detroit Riverfront Org.'s Ex-CFO Admits He Embezzled Funds
• Hedge Fund Group Urges Trump To Reject 'Punitive' Policies
• Now 'Back To Stability,' Mass. US Atty Office Set To Ramp Up
• FERC Can't Justify Pipeline Project Extension, DC Circ. Told
• Detroit 'Rain Tax' Stormwater Fees Upheld By Appellate Court
• USPTO Finalizes Adjustments In 2025 Trademark Fees
• Ga. Attys Named Co-Class Counsel In BioLab Fire Suit
• FCC Passes New Satellite Spectrum Sharing Rules
• Texas Judge Strikes Down DOL Overtime Rule
• What's Still Up In The Air After Ruling On Calif. Climate Laws
• Pennsylvania AG Can't Stop Glass Plant From Moving To Ohio
• Ayahuasca Church Urges Justices To Hear Discovery Case
• Off The Bench: NCAA Eligibility Fight, Movie Script Dispute
• Oil Terminal Co. Offers $2M To End Falsified-Inspection Claims
• The Do's And Don'ts Of Commercial Debt Under Calif. FDCPA
• A Look At The Hefty Demands In Calif. Employer AI Draft Regs
• Texas Judge Asked To Bar Biden Policies, Restart Border Wall
• Being A Navy Reservist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How To Prepare For Expanded HSR Notification Process
• Grassley To Take 'Traditional Approach' To Blue Slips
• Former ADA Notches Bias Win Against Georgia Prosecutor
• Cos. Should Inventory Issues To Prep For New Congress
• ​​​​​​​Visa Says European Commission Investigating 'Acquirer' Fees
• Texas Justices Say Subpoena Can't Pause Roberson Death
• Biden Withdraws Cohen Weiss Atty's PBGC Nomination
• Trump Picks ND Gov. To Lead Interior Dept.
• Volleyball Players, Coach Sue To Ban SJSU Trans Athlete
• DC Circ. Doubts Standing In Challenge To Grid Project Perk
• Trump's RFK Jr. Pick For HHS Draws Its Share Of Critics
• DHS, ICE Accused Of Not Making Detainee Records Available
• Student Loan Servicer Wants CFPB Deal Paused Amid Appeal
• Florida AG Says FEMA Failed Trump Supporters After Storms
• Trade Groups Back Red States In EPA Water Rule Dispute
• Biden Admin Backs Controversial Alaskan Land Swap, Road
• 5th Circ. Judge Pummels Judicial Integrity Critics
• CFPB Orders Prison Telecom, Payment Provider To Pay $3M
• Split 5th Circ. Axes Student's Bias Suit Over Right-Wing Beliefs
• DOD Wants Contractors To Report Foreign Code Sharing
• Crypto And Private Fund Groups Push SEC On Dealer Rule
• Judge Floats Musk Hypo As AT&T Exec Seeks Acquittal
• FCC Extends Freeze On Rate Of Return Carrier Cost Rules
• Biden's Final Options To Fortify Immigration System
• NYC Speeds Away From Taxi Drivers' RICO Claim
• AT&T Questions FCC's Legal Authority Over 'Unlocking' Rule
• Wash. Justices Seem Split On Cannabis Co. Wage Suit
• All Merger Fixes 'Should Be On Table,' FTC's Holyoak Says
• FTC's Holyoak Says New Comment Portal Shows Merger Bias
• Senate Panel Delays Votes On Patent Eligibility And PTAB Bills
• Split 5th Circ. Affirms SEC's Kroger Proxy Decision
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• Ga. Sheriff Accused Of Censoring Critics After Burger Scandal
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• DOJ Deputy Says Biden Stance Led To Fewer Harmful Mergers
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• 47 AGs Support FCC's Robocall Database Reforms
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