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Public Policy - December, 2024

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• Trump Seeks High Court's Pause Of TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Biden Vetoes Bill To Add New Judgeships
• HHS Can't Enforce Abortion Privacy Rule Against Texas Doctor
• DOL Wants Full 9th Circ. Review Of Contractor Wage Ruling
• Google Counters DOJ's Proposed Chrome Sale
• 'Tragedy To Farce': Menendez Makes 3rd New Trial Bid
• Trump Taps Ex-Homeland Security Atty As DOJ Chief Of Staff
• Treasury Proposes Contingent Fee Regs For Tax Pros
• Biden Targets Chinese Chip Industry In Sweeping Trade Probe
• House Report Says Gaetz Paid For Sex, Accepted Gifts
• Banks, Not Credit Cos., Can Duck New Ill. Fee Law For Now
• Another Texas Judge Exits X's Advertising Boycott Suit
• SEC's Dealer Rule Loss Is A Lesson To Regulators, Atty Says
• Sens. Aim To Protect Generics With Skinny Labels In New Bill
• RealPage Can't Transfer Enforcers' Rent-Fix Case Out Of NC
• Texas AG Blocks Roberson Legislative Testimony
• Litigator On The Roof: The Acting, Singing Mass. Solicitor
• Cable Org. Warns Members About FCC Robocall Enforcement
• Justice Reformers Wary Of Trump's Return, Yet Hope Persists
• A Look Back At 2024's Major Securities Litigation Moments
• 3rd Circ. Denies Challenge To Pa. Autism Settlement
• TikTok Divestment Deadline Must Be Extended, Senators Say
• Legislators Key To Court Fee Relief, Chief Justices Say
• Amazon Touted Efforts To Curb Price-Gouging, Shoppers Say
• Senate Passes 3-Month Funding Bill, Avoiding Shutdown
• Court Opens Window For Patient To Pierce COVID Immunity
• No, Microsoft Isn't Driving DOJ's Google Antitrust Suit: Judge
• Feds Rip Atty For NYC Mayor Over Press Statements
• The Top Cases Of 2024 In Texas: Year In Review
• Biden Exceeds Trump's Record On Judges By One
• USCIS Pressed To Unveil How It Uses AI In Asylum Cases
• The Biggest Climate Change Rulings Of 2024: Year In Review
• DC Circ. Says Toxic Subtances Rule Threatens Trade Secrets
• NC Lawmaker Chosen To Lead House Communications Panel
• The Biggest Immigration Policies Of 2024: Year In Review
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2024
• Trump Tells EU To Buy US Oil In Bulk Or Face Higher Tariffs
• FTA Proposes Buy America Waiver For Electric Minibuses
• EPA Releases Recommendations For PFAS In Bodies Of Water
• Psychedelics Law Reformers Hit Multiple Setbacks In 2024
• Reviewing 2024's Crucial Patent Law Developments
• 'Dreamers' Urge 8th Circ. To Uphold Health Coverage Rule
• How White Collar Enforcement May Shift In Trump's 2nd Term
• COP29 Offers Pathway To A Global Carbon Market
• Utah Judge Pauses Challenge To Corporate Transparency Act
• Ky. Man Drops Suit Against Virtual Casino Creators
• Top Privacy & Cybersecurity Developments Of 2024
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2024
• Biggest Colorado Decisions Of 2024
• New Trump Admin May Bring Financial Oversight Turbulence
• The Justices' Securities Rulings, Dismissals That Defined '24
• Lambda Legal Adds Attorney In NY Focused On Trans Rights
• How Lawyers May Sue The Trump Administration … Again
• If Gov't Shuts Down, Judiciary Will Be Funded Until Jan. 10
• 10 Noteworthy CFPB Developments From 2024
• HUD Awards $225 Million To Boost Manufactured Housing
• What To Expect From EEOC Next Year After An Active 2024
• Year In Review: The Biggest Trade Policy Moves Of 2024
• CFPB Sues BofA, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Over Zelle Fraud
• Fixing Up Cars Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Monsanto PCB Trial Groups Can Grow, Wash. Judge Says
• Uber Sues Seattle Over Courier Account Deactivation Law
• DOJ Targets Groups' Standing In Asylum Limits Fight
• Atkins-Tied Crypto Group Lays Out Its Priorities For New SEC
• Feds Fight Calif. Tribe's Bid To Block Casino Trust Order
• PhRMA Wins Bid To Halt W.Va. Drug Discount Expansion Law
• FTC Says PBMs Can't Get Preliminary Block In Insulin Case
• Groups Say CARB Fuel Program Will Spur Environmental Harms
• Bank Groups Seek Halt Of CFPB's $5 Overdraft Fee Rule
• New Jersey AG Can Run Paterson Police Dept. During Appeal
• Vape Cos. Challenge Iowa Law Banning Many E-Cigarettes
• 4th Circ. Says Temporary BIA Judges Can Be Reappointed
• FERC Chair Plays Coy On Impact Of LNG Export Study
• Visa Sponsorship Form Needs Clarity, Ombudsman Says
• House Rejects 3-Month Funding Bill Despite Trump Support
• Bill Aimed At IHS Recruitment, Retention Heads To House
• FCC Told No Way To Network-Level Scan Of Calls For AI
• $1.1B Diablo Canyon Award Challenge Meets Skeptical Judge
• McKesson Urges Justices To Keep Hobbs Act's 'Exclusivity'
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Dormant Commerce Applicability To Marijuana
• Fed, OCC 'Asleep At Wheel' On Merger Policy, Warren Says
• Feds Could Pay $1.1M To Settle WWII Refinery Waste Fight
• Generic-Drug Cos. Get State AGs' Trial Order Flipped
• CMA Issues Guidance For New Digital Competition Rules
• Outgoing Wash. Gov. Proposes Wealth Tax In Budget
• Ex-AT&T Exec Gets New Bribery Trial Date After Jury Deadlock
• NJ Unclaimed Property Law Targeted In Class Claims
• 2024 Has Been A Momentous Year For ESG
• A New Tax On Employers Could Help Curb Illegal Immigration
• The Top 5 Immigration Cases Of 2024: Year In Review
• Graphite Cos. Seek Up To 920% Tariffs On Chinese Products
• FCC Chief Floats Spectrum Revamp For Space Launches
• Denmark Says $500M Recovered In Dividend Tax Fraud Suits
• Making The Pitch To Grow Your Company's Legal Team
• Commerce Tightens Grip On State-Controlled Businesses
• The Story Of 2024's Biggest Bank Regs, And Their Fate In 2025
• Key Rulings On Sentencing Guidelines After Loper Bright
• Data Privacy Landscape After Mass. Justices' Wiretap Ruling
• Tencent Removes 2 Epic Directors Following DOJ Scrutiny
• GOP Candidate For NC Top Court Wants 'Unlawful' Votes Axed
• NYC Mayor Says Indictment Lacks Detail, Hampering Defense
• Cos. Press Justices To Review Contractors Min. Wage Dispute
• NYC Mayor's Former Top Adviser Charged With Bribery
• Ledbetter's Legacy Shines In 2024 Equal Pay Law Updates
• Sens. Hear Split Views On Bill To Boost Patent Injunctions
• Feds Get Judge's OK On $150M Lower Passaic Pollution Deal
• OCC Orders 'Comprehensive' Remedial Action For USAA Bank
• Emissions Cheating Biz Gets Truck Tuning Co. CEO 10 Months
• ITC Nominees Pressed On Tariffs And China
• Patent Limits For Biosimilar Litigation Lands In Spending Bill
• Schools Fighting Price-Fixing Suit Face $685M Damages Claim
• FDIC Moves Closer To Suing Ex-Brass Of Silicon Valley Bank
• Monsanto Protests DNA Damage Argument In PCB Closings
• Standing Unchanged In Gun Show Loophole Case, States Say
• FDA's Gastro Drug Fast-Track Denial Survives DC Circ.
• Divided SEC Approves PCAOB's $400M Budget
• Funding Bill Takes In Broadband, Ticketing, Privacy
• NJ Court Orders AG To Give Up Control Of Paterson Police Dept.
• EDNY US Atty Peace To Resign Before Trump Inauguration
• DHS Pushes Through Rule To Hasten Some Removals
• 11th Circ. Doubtful Of FCC's Marketing Consent Clampdown
• Wash. City Settles Road Rage Shooting Suit For $15M
• Judge Wants To Know If Colo. Kroger Merger Fight Is Moot
• Democrats Blocked Again On Confirming DC Judges
• Ex-Fla Rep. Charged Again For Foreign Agent Violations
• Colo. Judge Tosses County Challenge To State Sanctuary Law
• The Future Of GLP-1 Policy After Drug Shortage Ends
• CVS Fueled Opioid Epidemic In Rush For Profits, Feds Say
• Conn. AG Can't Close Courtroom In Ghost Gun Hearing
• SBA Wants To Speed Up Late Subcontract Payments
• FTC Wants Express Scripts' Defamation Suit Tossed
• States, Green Groups Drop Suits Over USPS Vehicle Plan
• Gov't Scrutiny Of Workplace Chat Apps Set To Keep Growing
• NC Lt. Gov. Wants Defamation Suit Kicked Back To State Court
• EPA Greenlights California's Race To 100% ZEVs By 2035
• Congress Passes $3B Funding For FCC's 'Rip And Replace'
• Cherokee Chief Urges Senate To Block Federal Recognition Bill
• Del. Dispatch: The 2024 Corporate Cases You Need To Know
• 2024 Regulatory Developments For Bank-Fintech Partnerships
• Texas Says Border Wall Panel Sales May Violate Injunction
• RJ Reynolds Asks Justices To Toss Forum Shopping Argument
• Senate Sends $895B Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Justices' Homes Would Get Security Funds Under Resolution
• Connecticut AG Gets Remand Of 'Forever Chemicals' Suit
• 2025's Midmarket M&A Terrain May Hold A Few Bright Spots
• Raskin Elected To Head House Judiciary Democrats
• Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca Taps Ex-DOJ Official As Policy Chair
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2024
• Mont. High Court Cements Right To 'Stable Climate System'
• IRS Pushes Some Retirement Plan Min. Distributions To 2026
• The Implications Of 2024's AI Rules And Regs For Patent Attys
• High Court To Review TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Justices Will Decide If Medicaid Recipients Can Pick Providers
• CFPB Says Credit Card Point Devaluation May Break The Law
• NC Panel Revives Negligence Suit Against State Health Dept.
• These Attys Could Be Trump's Pick For Colo.'s Top Prosecutor
• GOP Hill Leaders Pledge To Prioritize Crypto Bills Next Year
• UNC Doctor Can't Shield Minor Transgender Patients' Records
• 11th Circ. Urged To Block Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law
• Monsanto Owes $690M In Latest Wash. PCB Trial, Jurors Told
• Copyright Officials Say Rest Of AI Report To Come Next Year
• DOD Expands Data Rights For Small Biz R&D Program Cos.
• NTIA Puts $450M More Toward Wireless Supply Chain
• Texas Rep. Aims To Bar DOD Buys From China-Linked IT Cos.
• Family Separation Was Deliberate And Calculated, Report Says
• SEC, CFTC Members Eye Crypto Coordination Under Trump
• Worker Claims Merger Can't Nix Pa. Medical Pot Protection
• Texas Lawmakers Issue 2nd Subpoena In Shaken Baby Case
• Senate GOP Enviro Leader Questions EPA On Grant Funding
• Mass. Judge Apologizes For Slamming Alito Over Flags
• Telecom Seeks Win In DC Schools Network Bidding Challenge
• Sandoz Cuts $275M Deal For More Price-Fixing Claims
• DOJ Antitrust Division Head Kanter Stepping Down Friday
• Mich. Couple Sues Town For Allowing Pot Co. To Expand
• T-Mobile-UScellular Link Will Help Consumers, Think Tank Says
• Visa Says 'Contradictory' Debit Card Market Dooms DOJ Suit
• Alaskan Native Villages Say BEAD Window Can't Open Yet
• Revised LNG Export Study Flags Gas Price And Climate Worries
• Biden Enacts Law Setting Exception To Some USPTO Fines
• Texas Judge Won't Pause Block Of Corp. Transparency Law
• 5th Circ. Tosses EPA Rule After Agency Loses Docs
• House GOP Asks CVS How Its PBM Treats Smaller Pharmacies
• The Biggest Georgia Legal Developments Of 2024
• CFPB Finalizes Rule For PACE Loans
• DHS Unveils H-1B Overhaul As Biden Admin Winds Down
• 3M Fights Michigan's Mootness Claims In PFAS Rule Suit
• Ariz. Families Seek Class Cert. Over Sober Home Living Scam
• Biden Admin Finalizes Revamp Of Seasonal Visa Programs
• US Seeks Foreclosure To Pay 'Survivor' Winner's $3.3M Taxes
• Seattle, Solar Group Sue To Block Natural Gas Ballot Initiative
• Tulsa Tribal Jurisdiction Fight Is Paused For Settlement Talks
• When US Privilege Law Applies To Docs Made Outside The US
• Senate Dem's Bill Would Mandate New FCC Outage Reports
• Nevada Defeats DOJ Military Bias Suit Over Pension Credits
• Split Pa. High Court Revives Kleinbard Fee Row Over DA Work
• PG&E Secures $15B Energy Dept. Loan To Upgrade Grid
• How Texas Bill Would Transform Noneconomic Damages
• NYC Mayor Must Face Bribery Charge For Turkish Travel Perks
• NC Legal Advice Law Challenge Meets Early Demise
• 4 Recent Policy Developments Benefits Attys Should Know
• Pa. Supreme Court Says Judge's Side Job Sinks Tax Rulings
• Changes To Expect From SEC Under Trump Nominee
• IRS Corrects Proposed Admin Requirements For Direct Pay
• Possible 6th Circ. Picks Now That Biden's Nominee Is Done
• Executive Orders That Could Affect Financial Services In 2025
• Ex-Pol Can't Shake Fraud Rap Over Jury's Racial Makeup
• Colo. Atty Accused Of Poaching Seeks State Justices' Take
• Canadian Cabinet Official Takes Over Finance Minster Role
• Groups Want Win In Partially Blocked Prevailing Wage Rule
• Former Massachusetts AG Frank Bellotti Dies At 101
• IRS Finalizes Expanded 'Coverage Month' For Premium Credit
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To 2024's Most Memorable Moments
• Split SEC Will Require Certain Filings Be Made Electronically
• Menendez Prosecutors Say 'Chat Chains' Were Admitted In Error
• TikTok Brings Sale-Or-Ban Fight To High Court
• Report Finds CBP Still Separating Some Children In Detention
• USPTO Chief Of Staff Steps Up To Acting Deputy Director
• 'Plans Do Matter,' Tempur Sealy Says In Final Merger Hearing
• Merger Enforcers End Year On Upswing
• NY Judge Denies Trump's 1st Immunity Dismissal Motion
• Feds, Ute Tribe Wrestle Over 19th Century Laws In Land Fight
• Congress Sends Biden Another Bill To Help Federal Courts
• Ex-Ill. Rep. Says He Got ComEd, AT&T Work With Madigan's Help
• House Clears Bills To Promote Broadband, Wireless
• Colo. Justices Revoke Decision On Eviction Jury Trials
• High Court Faces Dueling Views Over EPA Rule Fights
• DC Circ. Skeptical That EPA Moved Too Early On Particulates
• Mich. Judge Troubled By Scope Of Feds' CTA Data Collection
• Right-Wing Pair Can Be Charged For False Election Robocalls
• Canadian Finance Minister Resigns Amid Trump Tariff Threats
• Conn. Utility Says PFAS Class Claims Belong With Regulators
• 11th Circ. Appears Wary Of Doc's New Trial Bid In $27.5M Case
• Navajo President Cleared In VP Sexual Harassment Probe
• Cos. Urge Judge To Maintain Injunction On Transparency Law
• No 1st Amendment Right For Prison Interviews, 4th Circ. Says
• Albertsons Says Kroger 'Squandered' $25B Merger Bid
• Wyden Bill Would Nix Tax Perks For Private Placement Plans
• The State Of USPTO Rulemaking At The End Of Vidal's Term
• How New Merger Filing Rules Will Affect Economic Advocacy
• ICE Contractor Claims Immunity From Family Separation Suit
• What Loper Bright And Trump 2.0 Mean For New Transpo Tech
• Experienced Retail Adviser Joins Hunton In DC
• Texas Courts Eye 'Living Wage' Hikes For Support Staff
• 'Minimal Participant' Bar Is Tough To Clear For Whistleblowers
• Trump Makes Another Pick For Homeland Security Team
• Vape Cos. Say Ky. Regulations Violate Federal Law
• What's A Major Question? It's Untested, Telecom Attys Say
• HMRC Chief Defends Record On Fighting Tax Evasion
• Ex-Top Aide To NYC Mayor Denies Guilt As Indictment Looms
• With Legal Battle Looming, Neb. Legalizes Medical Marijuana
• Mass. Paper To Close, Pay $1.1M To Settle Defamation Case
• Firm Tells Colo. Justices To Ignore Ex-Atty's Poaching Petition
• The Biggest Massachusetts High Court Rulings Of 2024
• IRS Corrects Regs On Direct Pay Of Partnership Tax Credit
• 4th Circ. Judge Reverses Senior Status Decision
• High Court Passes On Navarro's Presidential Records Fight
• Court Culture Seen As Barrier To Workplace Misconduct Fixes
• 3rd Circ. Nominee Decries 'Broken' Confirmation Process
• Justices Won't Hear 3rd Circ. CFPB Student Loan Trust Case
• Justices Preserve Calif. Vehicle Emissions Autonomy
• IRS Criminal Probes On Worker Retention Cases Still Early
• 3 Pa. Counties Urge Justices To Review Ballot Date Rule
• Feds Suggest Protections For Salamander, Mussels Habitat
• Texas Panel Prods Harrison County About Tank Leakage
• Advocacy Group Has Change Of Heart On SEC Reg Challenge
• YSL Defendant Sues Sheriff Over Fulton Co. Jail Conditions
• SEC Sued In 9th Circ. To Move On Accredited Investor Petition
• NJ Town Fights DuPont Bid To Pause $1B Pollution Suit
• 5th Circ. Revives Challenge To Dallas Flood Project
• IoT Trade Group Opposes Geolocation Plan At FCC
• DC Judge Questions DOT On Rail Line 'Buy America' Waiver
• ND Judge Speeds Up Review Of DACA Health Coverage Block
• SEC's Corporation Finance Director Gerding To Step Down
• DC Circ. Declines To Disturb Law That Could Ban TikTok
• 10th Circ. Leans Against Spiking Colo. Air Plan
• FCC Says It Won't Look At Telecom's SIM Card Beef Again
• EPA Mandates More Worker Safety For Carbon Tetrachloride
• 9th Circ. Says Feds Can't Sub For Tribe In Wash. Betting Row
• Supreme Court To Review Wis. Catholic Charity Tax Case
• Bipartisan Bills Target US Dependence On Chinese Minerals
• IRS To Wrap Up Worker Retention Credits In 2025, Werfel Says
• How Trump Admin Should Address Indian Country Priorities
• NC Justices Grant Philip Morris Win On Tax Credit Cap
• 9 Things To Expect From Trump's Surprising DOL Pick
• ByteDance Ex-Coder Perjured Himself In Suit, Judge Finds
• Preparing For More Limber Federal Supply Chain Oversight
• NYC Hospital System Wants Out Of REIT's $50M Campus Suit
• Balance Of Equities Favors Tribal Emergency Shelter, Court Told
• NC Gov., Lawmakers Take Parting Shots In Clash Over Power
• Sexual Abuse, Price-Gouging Bills Clear Michigan Senate
• A Look At SEC, CFTC's Record Year For Whistleblower Awards
• NC Justices Establish Standard For Ousting Elected Clerks
• Conn. Stadium Bidder Can't Pursue 'Sham' Process Claims
• Texas AG Sues NY Doctor Over Telehealth Abortion Script
• Wis. Tribe Challenges Enbridge Pipeline Reroute Permits
• Green Projects Face States' Foreign Land Ownership Limits
• Calif. Justices Won't Undo Judge's Ouster Over Misconduct
• Menendez, 2 Co-Defendants Lose Bids For New Bribery Trial
• Construction Co. Fights Stay In Small Biz Qui Tam Suit
• Off The Bench: PE Buys In On NFL, WWE Abuse Suit Back On
• Justices To Decide If Industry Can Test Calif. Auto Waiver
• Trump Rips DA's 'Dark Dream' To Legally Treat Him As Dead
• Lawmakers Press Tech Giants As TikTok D-Day Looms
• What 2024 Trends In Marketing, Comms Hiring Mean For 2025
• The Prospects Of Pa. Gaining Its Own Antitrust Law After 2024
• White House Reviewing 2nd Half Of H-1B Modernization Rule
• Minn. Senior Home's Tax Appeal Nixed For Lack Of Info
• Vidal Reflects On USPTO Achievements As She Leaves Office
• Sens. Say Bipartisan Efforts Possible For Telecom In 2025
• Ballot Issue Group Can't Nose Into Ark. Casino Measure Suit
• Pawnbroker Pleads Guilty To Bribing Ex-Newark Deputy Mayor
• Electric Co-Ops Oppose Proposed FCC Customer Service Regs
• Bitcoin Investor Gets 2 Years For Tax Fraud In Landmark Case
• Sierra Club-EPA Row Has 6th Circ. Debating Smog Data
• SEC Will Be GOP-Only Without Crenshaw's Vote, Groups Warn
• Texas AG Targets Instagram, Reddit Over Youth Data Security
• Mich. Judge Hesitant To Rule On $217M Dam Repair Tax
• Wash. Judge Weighs Stay Of Gas Reg Suit Amid New Cases
• NY Judge Bars Pot Regulator From Processing Retail Apps
• AT&T Exec Can't Get Bribery Acquittal After Jury Deadlocks
• Feds Weigh In On High Court North Dakota Voting Dispute
• IRS Seeks Feedback On Limits In Previous Taxed Profit Rules
• Immigrant Rights Groups Slam DHS 'Manifestation' Standard
• Medicare Could Lose Billions From 'Patent Abuse,' Group Says
• 3rd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Anti-Abortion Group's Suit
• FDIC Must Reconsider Redactions Of Crypto 'Pause' Letters
• Ryan Park Withdraws Nomination For 4th Circ. Bench
• IRS Chief Makes Case To Restore $20B Funding Shortfall
• 6th Circ. Appears Divided On Telecom Breach Reporting Rule
• California's New AV Law May Steer Policy Nationwide
• AGs Launch Gun Violence Crackdown With Glock Suits
• Cannabis Shops Ask DC Judge To Halt Store Shutdowns
• DOI Plan Would Protect NM Land From New Mining Claims
• Judge Troubled By Conduct Of Pot Farmer And State Officials
• Sam Adams Maker Using 'Draconian' Noncompete, Court Told
• 2 Deny Joining Would-Be Trump Assassin To Target Journalist
• Mobile Trade Group's CEO To Leave Organization Next Year
• Prison Co. Says Jurors Shouldn't See ICE Facility In TVPA Suit
• Minnesota Cannabis Authority Nixes Social Equity Lottery
• DHS Unveils New Evidence Requirements For Entrepreneurs
• Trump Vows Immediate Jan. 6 Pardons As DOJ Doubles Down
• Alpine Ruling Previews Challenges To FINRA Authority
• NY Courts Defy Watchdog, Won't Release Judicial Ethics Data
• Senate Judiciary Committee Sends Last Nominees To Floor
• Ex-OMB GC Mark Paoletta Returns To Role In Trump Admin
• Fla. Justices Call For 50 More Judgeships
• US Expands Tariffs On Chinese Tungsten, Polysilicon Imports
• Ex-FBI Informant Admits To False Accusations In Biden Case
• Treasury Seeks To Pause Anti-Laundering Law Injunction
• Wage Whiplash: Surviving A Compliance Roller Coaster
• Calif. Man Indicted In $8.8M Phishing Scheme
• NC Republicans Override Veto Of Bill Curbing Dems' Power
• NTIA's Davidson Stepping Down Jan. 20
• Advocacy Group Says NCAA's NIL Deal Not 'Illegal' After All
• FTC Dusts Off Price Bias Law In Booze Distributor Suit
• Group Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• JUDGES Act Passes House But Biden Veto Looms
• Banks Sue As CFPB Rolls Out $5 Overdraft Fee Rule
• 5th Circ. Tosses SEC's OK Of Nasdaq's Board Diversity Rule
• Feds Fire Back At TikTok's Bid To Halt Sale-Or-Ban Law
• FTC, DOJ Pull Antitrust Competitor Collaboration Guidelines
• Big Tech, 'Censorship' Animate Trump FTC Picks
• Grocery Store Rulings Back Enforcers' Merger Approach
• Texas Sues 3M And DuPont Over Forever Chemicals
• Pot Farmer Opposes Sanctions In Suit Over Mistaken Raid
• Dems, GOP Agree That China Cyberspying Is A Problem
• Montana Justices Uphold Temporary Block On Trans Care Ban
• Bipartisan Bill Would Sunset Afghan Oversight Office
• Seminole Tribe Can't Intervene In Gaming Ad Suit, Court Told
• Ex-Rep. TJ Cox Reaches Plea Deal On Fraud Charges
• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Trump-Era Hospital Reimbursement Rule
• NRA Ordered To Reform Policies After NY Misconduct Verdict
• Calif. Judge Approval Puts Biden One Shy Of Trump's Record
• Justices Won't Block EPA Coal Ash Rule During Court Case
• Dem Senators Urge Biden To Extend Immigrant Protections
• Wash. Port Asks Justices To Review 9th Circ. CWA Ruling
• Justices Question Affiliates' Liability In $47M TM Judgment
• DOJ Tells Justices To Preserve Antitrust Probe Into NAR
• Anti-SLAPP Protections Passed By Michigan House
• Group Targets Air Force Academy Over Race In Admissions
• LA Fitness Fights To End DOJ's Gym Accessibility Suit
• NC Elections Board Rejects GOP Protests To 60,000 Votes
• Doctors Group Asks DC Circ. To Pause Pot Hearings
• Lawmakers Push For Syria Sanctions Pause After Assad's Fall
• More Facts Needed In RJ Reynolds Tax Row, Mich. Court Says
• Border Protection Says It's Swamped With FOIA Requests
• Marketing Messages Matter In State AG Consumer Protection
• Neb. Medical Pot Legalization Hit With New Legal Challenge
• EPA Gives States, Tribes Clearer Path To Water Permit Power
• FCC Eases Some Credit Rules For Rural Broadband Funds
• Feds, Illinois Sue East St. Louis For Sewage Pollution
• Quick Party Shift Coming To NLRB As McFerran Vote Fails
• DA Says Allegheny County Pension System Risks Insolvency
• White House Wants US Chips In Gov't Supply Chain
• FCC Allows Full 6 GHz Band For Unlicensed Wireless Devices
• Alabama Judge To Retire Jan. 2, Opening New Seat For Trump
• After Veto Threat, Courts Warn Need For More Judges Urgent
• Tips For Employers Facing Looming Immigration Changes
• DC Circ. Lets Pipeline Safety Rule Remain Amid Agency Fix
• 6 Changes I Would Make If I Ran A Law School
• FBI Director Wray To Resign Before Trump's Inauguration
• The Current State Of Play Around Corporate Transparency Act
• Predictions For Trump Antitrust Enforcement Of Life Sciences
• Developer, Feds Ask Justices To Pass On Offshore Wind Case
• Ariz. Ending Local Taxes On Long-Term Residential Rentals
• CFPB's Chopra Won't Head For Exit Ahead Of Trump's Arrival
• Albertsons Sues Kroger In Chancery After Blocked Megadeal
• 3rd Circ. Judge Unsure Subpoena Chills Anti-Abortion Donors
• Abu Ghraib Torture Plaintiffs Say CACI Shoudn't Get New Trial
• Property Manager At Center Of Gang Claims Sues Colo. AG
• Feds Propose Enviro Protections For Monarch Butterfly
• Use Of 1798 Law For Mass Removals Could Be Tough Sell
• 9th Circ. Says Idaho Can't 'Veto' Federal Law In Abortion Row
• 5th Circ. Asks ATF Where To 'Draw The Line' In Trigger Ban
• Kid Climate Activists Ask Justices To Save Twice-Nixed Case
• FCC Gives Church, Not University, Ill. Low Power FM Station
• Google Takes Aim At Ad Tech Antitrust Claims In States' Suit
• Ga. Justices Say Courts To Decide Whether Utilities Are Taxes
• AFL-CIO Backs DOL In Effort To Keep H-2A Labor Rule Alive
• Mich. Panel Advances Bill To Raise Med Mal Damage Caps
• Utah Counties' Narrow NEPA Test Meets High Court Critics
• FinCEN Says CTA Still Constitutional In Post-Injunction Alert
• Michigan Tribe Asks High Court To Undo Land Trust Order
• Pa. Deputy AG, Calif. Judge Confirmed To Federal Bench
• 6th Circ. Wary Of Axing Fishing Pact Over Tribe's Objections
• Trump Taps Ferguson As FTC Chief, Kressin Atty To GOP Seat
• 8th Circ. Remands Sexual Misconduct Removal Case
• Tribe Says Feds Cast Aside Calls For Consult On Ore. Casino
• FTC's Holyoak Says Chair OK With Some Cartels
• USTR To Probe Nicaragua For Labor, Human Rights Abuses
• FCC Cracks Down Again On Failures To Block Robocalls
• 9th Circ. Judge Criticizes SF's 'Arbitrary' COVID Vax Mandate
• AGs Urge FCC To Remove 'Pain' From Customer Service Calls
• Mass. Chief Justice Says Courts Must Work To Improve Trust
• NJ Panel Revives Union's Suit Over Sick Leave Policies
• What To Know About Fla. Civil Procedure Rule Revisions
• Fed. Circ. Overturns VA Rule On 'Special' Ambulance Rates
• Crypto Groups Rally Against Reappointing SEC's Crenshaw
• From Football To Pickleball, Sports Investing Evolved In 2024
• DHS Makes Automatic Work Permit Extensions Permanent
• Implications Of NY Climate Case For Generating Facilities
• NY DA Says Trump's 'President-Elect Immunity Does Not Exist'
• Ex-Denver Juvenile Judge Censured For Drinking On The Job
• Judge Says Indiana Grid Project Law Is Discriminatory
• NC High Court Candidate Wants In On Ballot Count Fight
• NY AG Refuses To Drop $489M Fraud Case Against Trump
• $24.6B Kroger-Albertsons Merger Blocked By 2 Judges
• NY Appealing Judge's Dismissal Of Plastic Pollution Suit
• Ex-Conn. Utility Execs Win Pretrial Diversion Bid In 2nd Case
• How CFPB Rule Would Affect Data Brokers And Beyond
• Ky. Rep. Guthrie To Chair House Energy And Commerce Panel
• Biden Threatens To Veto Bipartisan Effort To Add Judgeships
• Firms Still Have The Edge In Lateral Hiring, But Buyer Beware
• Ore. Real Estate Agent Underreported Income, Court Says
• Reviewing 2024's State Consumer Privacy Law Enforcement
• NLRB Judge Protections Get Ax In Constitutional Challenge
• High Court Bars Judicial Review Of Revoked Visa Petitions
• Calif. Floats Requiring Social Media Warning Labels
• Feds Cite 9th Circ. In Bid To End Texas' Migrant Transit Law
• CFPB Eyes Credit Reporting Rule To Address 'Coerced Debt'
• High Court Again Weighs Reach Of Federal Fraud Statutes
• ​4th Circ. Joins Anti-Garamond Train As Typeface Loses Steam
• Boeing Supplier Wins Bid To Block Texas Biz Records Inquiry
• Bill Aiding Not-So-Small Patent Applicants Advances
• $82.5M Cheerleading Antitrust Deal, Atty Fee Gets Final OK
• Vail Resorts Says Colo. District Can't Escape Debt Deal
• Key House Dem Thinks Biden Will Veto Bill To Add Judges
• Cops Can Search Car Over Raw Cannabis Odor, Ill. Justices Say
• 19 Republican AGs Win Order Against DACA Health Coverage
• 5th Circ. Crypto Ruling Shows Limits On OFAC Authority
• RealPage Says DOJ's Ended Multifamily Rental Criminal Probe
• What's Next After Boeing 737 Max Deal Snags On DEI Clause
• Biden Proclaims 1st Indian Boarding School A National Monument
• With Ga. Judge, Biden Names Most Black Women To Bench
• 10th Circ. Affirms Nix Of Atty's Racing Expense Deductions
• Preparing For The New Restrictions On Investment Into China
• Congress Should Expand Investment Options For 403(b)s
• Judge Eyes Far Less Trial Time In Meta Case Than FTC Wants
• What 2024 Election Means For Drugs, Medicare And Medicaid
• LendingTree Pushes FCC Again To Rework Lead Consent Rule
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