Public Policy Archive » January, 2025

Public Policy - January, 2025

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• Trump Administration Fires Jan. 6 Prosecutors, Reports Say
• New York Scores Win In Reproductive Rights Labor Law Suit
• Ex-NC Lt. Gov. Drops Defamation Suit Against CNN
• NC Justices Rule Abuse Law Is Legal, Exempts Resolved Suits
• $577M In Virus Fraud Cases At Risk Unless Congress Acts: IG
• Pause UScellular Deal During False Claims Case, Attys Say
• NCAA Settles States' Suit Challenging NIL Restrictions
• Funding Freezes 'Commonplace,' Feds Tell DC Judge
• Trump's Funding Moves Create Heartburn For Energy Cos.
• Small Biz Attys Jump Into 4th Circ. Shell Co. Law Challenge
• Uber Loses Bid To Block Colo. Rideshare Pay Disclosure Law
• Top Bribe-Taker In NYC Housing Corruption Bust Gets 4 Years
• FCC Dem Blasts Escalation Of CBS '60 Minutes' Probe
• Texas Demands Jury Trial In 'Forever Chemical' Suit
• NY Doctor Charged In La. For Prescribing Abortion Pill Online
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Silicon Valley County Sues Trump Over Birthright Ban 'Chaos'
• Full DC Circ. Will Not Review White House NEPA Power Ruling
• Bezos Satellite Co. Gets Reprieve In Docs Fight With His Paper
• Amid Suits, Wis. Tribe Tickets For Use Of Contested Roads
• Split 11th Circ. Rejects Citizenship Bid Over Remarriage
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• USA Badminton Head Can't Get Arbitration Loss Tossed
• New EPA Leader's First Days Bring Heat From Senators, Staff
• DOI Wins Remand Request In Wash. Tribe's Recognition Bid
• Former Fed Adviser Charged With Spying For China
• Court Won't Block Tempur Sealy's $4B Mattress Firm Deal
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Apple Wants Google Search Case Paused For Appeal
• FCC Urged To Restrict Call Blocking Based On Content
• NJ, 15 Other States Urge 5th Circ. To Revive ATF Trigger Ban
• Illuminating The Trend Of Florida's Unpaid Hurricane Claims
• UPenn Palestinian Group Still Can't Block Info Request
• Stores Urge Neb. Senate Against Hemp Cannabinoid Ban
• Tribes Back Bid At 4th Circ. To Undo Army Burial Order
• Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs Over New BRICS Currency
• Trump Funding Freeze Blocked As Court Doubts Reversal
• Ex-Trump Atty Sidney Powell Again Escapes Texas Discipline
• 2025 May Be A Breakout Year For The Cannabis Industry
• Judge Extends Migrant Kids Detention Settlement
• Ex-Holtzman Vogel Attys Join Musk Lawyer For New GOP Firm
• Appeal On Tap As Judge OKs Mich. Conversion Therapy Ban
• RFK Jr. Says He'll Give Stake In Merck Vaccine Case To Son
• Mass. Justices Rule 'Unwarranted Privilege' Law Not Vague
• 'Wild Card': How Trump 2.0 May Impact The World Of Sports
• Mass. Law Shows Patchwork Money Transfer Rules Persist
• EEOC Adds Extra Layer Of Review For Trans Bias Charges
• Firing Of Jack Smith's Team Is A Threat To Rule Of Law
• Trump Initiates Trade War With 25% Tariffs On Canada, Mexico
• Another Oklahoma Judge To Take Senior Status
• FDA's Red No. 3 Ban Reshapes Food Safety Legal Landscape
• Trump's DEI Cuts Threaten USPTO Innovation Goals
• Despite Fewer Biden Antitrust Probes, Abandonments Rose
• NC Prosecutors Say Evidence Backs Cannabis Conviction
• Top Considerations For Insurance Companies In 2025
• Former North Dakota Gov. Confirmed As Interior Secretary
• AA Jet And Army Helicopter Crash: What We Know So Far
• Ex-FCC Member Wants Stiffer Penalties For Broadband Sabotage
• 5th Circ. Says 18-Year-Olds Can Buy Handguns
• Texas Panel Asks If Late Votes Should Decide Judge's Election
• House Rep. Introduces Bill To Create New Piracy Sites Laws
• Advocates Warn Of Abuses In Detaining Migrants At Guantánamo
• FERC Says Pacific NW Pipeline Approval Was By The Book
• Ex-Rabobank Exec Asks Justices To Hear 9th Circ. OCC Fight
• Hotel Guests Get Backing For Algorithmic Pricing Suit
• Chicago Orgs. Drop Bid For Court Order After Raids
• Sheriffs Raise Concern About New FCC Prison Phone Caps
• DC Circ. Weighs Mootness In DOD's Time-In-Service Appeal
• Wash. Court Rejects Palestinian Patient's Verdict Bias Appeal
• Buddhist Temple Urges Halt To Army Corps' Everglades Plan
• Colo. Panel Says Atty Errors May Sink Contempt Sanctions
• Peruvians Tell High Court Smelter Lawsuit Should Proceed
• 1st Circ. Restores Endangered Whale's Cape Cod Protections
• Senate Bill Requiring AM Radio In Cars Is Back Again
• Tribe's Alaskan Burial Site Dispute Paused During Talks
• Amazon Can't Lob 'Hail Mary' In Price-Gouging Suit, AG Says
• Patel Pledges Independent FBI Amid Heavy Dem Skepticism
• Ga. Businesses 'Over The Moon' With Tort Reform Proposals
• FCC Hunting For Ads On NPR, PBS Local Stations
• Energy Co. Takes Aim At FERC Enforcement Powers
• Attys Argue For Family's Parole After CBP One Shutdown
• Agency In NJ Town Loses Retrial Bid In $26M Land-Taking Fight
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• Panel Passes On Snowboarder's Version Of Ski Waiver Ruling
• Wash. Justices Won't Apply SLAPP Law In Newspaper Case
• Ex-FDNY Official Cops To Fire Inspection Bribe Scheme
• EPA Says Okla. Must Give Tribes Say In Enviro Policies
• Amex GBT Calls Judge's Sept. DOJ Trial 'Manifest Injustice'
• Trump's Day 1 Orders Augur Disruptions In Travel To US
• RFK Blasts Industry 'Puppets' Amid HHS Nomination Fight
• The Implications Of E-Cigarette Cos. Taking Suits To 5th Circ.
• 6th Circ. Wonders If Trump NLRB Shake-Up Moots Memo Suit
• Del. Dispatch: Lessons From Failed Albertsons-Kroger Merger
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How Views On Healthcare Price Transparency Are Changing
• Atty Should Lose License In Billing Scandal Case, Judge Says
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Sanctions Miss, Philip Morris Refund
• Muscogee Nation Sues Oklahoma DAs In Sovereignty Dispute
• What Vinyl Acetate's Prop 65 Listing Means For Cos.
• Gov't Urges High Court To OK 2nd 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• Pa. Pot Panels Not 'Arbitrary' In Assigning Different Scores
• How Cos. Can Respond To CFPB Digital Asset Safeguard Plan
• Trump Orders Guantánamo Prep For 30K 'Criminal' Migrants
• Trump Orders Target Protests, 'Indoctrination' In K-12 Schools
• 'DO NOT RESPOND': CFPB Union Calls Buyout Email A Trap
• Meta To Pay $25M To End Trump's Account Suspension Suit
• Apple Will Appeal Denial Of Bid To Defend Google Search Deal
• 5th Circ. Rejects Outside Bid To Defend CFPB Small-Biz Rule
• Pension Plans Seek Trader's Testimony In $2B Tax Fraud Suit
• Quakers Sue To Keep ICE Raids Away From Churches
• Gov't Contractors Want More Clarity On Trump Orders
• USPTO Backlog 'Unacceptable,' Trump's Commerce Pick Says
• German National Again Ordered To Pay $4.6M In Fraud
• GOP Sen. Wants 'New' FCC To Review Soros-Audacy Deal
• 8th Circ. Rejects Oglala Rancher's Cattle Theft Appeal
• CPSC Wants Baby Sleep Co.'s Weighted Blanket Suit Tossed
• Noem Revokes Extension Of Protections For Venezuelans
• New DOT Chief Orders Fuel Economy Standards Redo
• 5th Circ. Says DOT Must Redo Airline Fees Disclosure Rule
• Senate Confirms Former Rep. Lee Zeldin To Lead EPA
• Families Of Slain Urge Justices To Uphold Terror Victim Law
• EPA Can't Invoke Immunity In Flint Water Crisis Suit
• 6th Circ. Doubts Free Speech Flouted By Deer Hunt Drone Ban
• Cities Urge Judges To Halt Trump Birthright Citizenship Order
• Small Biz Org Can't Jump Into 5th Circ. Noncompete Ban Case
• Nonprofits Back NC Officials In Animal Waste Permit Suit
• Navigating The Potential End Of GLP-1 Drug Shortages
• Chinese Co. Execs Convicted Over Fentanyl Chemical Imports
• 4 Questions About Trump's Federal Worker Resignation Policy
• Texas-Led States Can Sue Google, Ad Tech Judge Says
• Trump Fired NLRB Officers Over Lack Of 'Confidence'
• Appeals Panel Ponders If NC Bar Can Disbar NY-Licensed Atty
• Detroit Public Schools Spar With State Over Tax Future
• High Court Could Further Limit Deference With TCPA Fax Case
• Politicized OIGs Could Target Federal Employees, Contractors
• Future Of Crypto-Asset Classification Is In 2nd Circ.'s Hands
• 2nd Circ. Rejects NY Tribe's Eel Fishing Regs Challenge
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• DOT, Alaska Air Slam Frontier's Bid To Halt DCA Slot Award
• CFPB Cheers On State Bids To Restrict Medical Debt Reporting
• 9th Circ. Halts Calif. Social Media Addiction Law For Appeal
• Ex-Sen. Menendez Gets 11 Years For Bribes, Abuse Of Power
• Tribal Leaders Call Funding Freeze A 'Step In Wrong Direction'
• EU Will Keep Minimum Tax Despite US, Commissioner Says
• Philip Morris Owed $11M Refund After NC High Court Ruling
• Trump's Commerce Nominee Backs Maximalist Tariff Approach
• White House Rescinds Trump's Spending Freeze
• US Atty Will Resign From NC's Eastern District
• Ariz. House Bill Seeks Corporate Tax Rate Hike
• Defense Department's Top Atty To Join Hilton As GC
• Trump Taps Sullivan & Cromwell For NY Hush Money Appeal
• RFK Jr. Disputes Anti-Vax Label In HHS Confirmation Hearing
• Pam Bondi's Nomination To Be AG Goes To Full Senate
• AI Art Needs Human Input For Copyrights, Gov't Report Says
• Sen. Warren Has 'Serious Concern' Over Lutnick's Tether Ties
• Trade Groups Dial Up Push For Congress To Pass Privacy Law
• CFPB, Bank Orgs Rebuff Intervention Bid In Data Rule Fight
• End To Third-Party Standing May Affect Ga. Civil Rights Suits
• DC Circ. Says Gov't Made A Mess Pulling 9/11 Planners' Pleas
• OPM Hit With Suit Asserting Email System Privacy Concerns
• Trump's Colombian Clash Could Boost China's Trade Appeal
• Boeing Supplier Seeks $583K Fees In Texas Biz Records Suit
• New City Near Atlanta Survives Ga. Justices' Review
• Trump Targets Gender-Affirming Care For Minors In New Order
• 19 Republican State AGs Press Costco To End DEI Policies
• 4th Circ. Raises Questions Over Health Data Access Order
• Minn. AG Settles Novo Nordisk Insulin Claims With Price Cap
• Transgender Troops Challenge Trump's Military Ban
• Wells Fargo Exits 2022 Order But Isn't Out Of CFPB Woods Yet
• DC Judge Doubts Lawfulness Of USCIS EB-5 Guidance
• Stakeholders Worry Funding Freeze Will Hinder Connectivity
• FCC Scraps Reg Plan For Cell Tower Enviro Reviews
• SEC Wells Meetings Likely Back On The Table, Official Says
• Lobbying Is Not A Crime, Madigan Co-Defendant Tells Jury
• 4th Circ. Wary Of Discrimination Claims In Pot License Row
• Wash. Judge Asks If Dr.'s Ivermectin Discipline Was Political
• Questions To Watch For In RFK Jr.'s Confirmation Hearing
• Silk Road Pardon Sparks Hope For More Crypto Clemency
• Trump Wants 'Iron Dome' Missile Defense System For US
• New FERC Chair Backs Status Quo For Gas Project Reviews
• Feds, Enviro Orgs. Look To Sink Farm's 'Swampbuster' Challenge
• Prison Phone Providers Urge 1st Circ. To Back FCC Rate Suit
• Nestle Plant Can Switch Power Providers, Ga. Justices Rule
• Apple Can't Defend Google Revenue Deal In DOJ Search Case
• Biz Groups Seek To Defend Embattled DOT Diversity Program
• Calif. Says It Has Immunity In Tribal Gaming Compact Suit
• Trump Pledges Tariffs On Semiconductors, Chips, Drugs
• Fla. Bill Would Earmark $500M To Help Trump On Immigration
• Overseas Investment Rule Calls For Compliance Caution
• Revised Fla. Rules Of Civil Procedure Will Modernize Litigation
• Assessing Gary Gensler's Legacy At The SEC
• Legal Personhood Can Give Natural Entities Their Day In Court
• Grassley And Durbin Question Trump On IG Firings
• NJ Targets MTA's Changes In Revised Congestion-Pricing Suit
• 5 Factors From Biden's Final Worker Antitrust Guidelines
• States Seek Injunction In Trump Birthright Citizenship Case
• OPM Looking To Dodge USPTO's Union Telework Exception
• Calif. Cannabis Decision Deepens Commerce Clause Divide
• Ariz. Judge Rejects Monument Challenge Due To Mining Ban
• 'Godfather' Of AG Defense Retiring From Cozen O'Connor
• Connecticut High Court Chief Justice Pick Gets Confirmed
• Senate Confirms Sean Duffy As DOT Secretary
• Guns Owners Urge Justices To Throw Out NY Carry Law
• Trump Jettisons Dem EEOC Commissioners, General Counsel
• 'Transformative' System Coming To Ga. Courts, Justice Says
• Trump Bars Trans Service Members, DOD Diversity Initiatives
• Menendez Says Any Prison Time Should Wait For Appeal
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2024 Year In Review
• Oklahoma Judge To Take Senior Status Next Year
• Judge Temporarily Halts Trump's Funding Freeze
• Calif. Bill Targets Oil Cos. For Climate Disaster Costs
• Ariz. Panel OKs Nonresident Real Estate Gains Tax Reports
• 4 Employment Law Areas Set To Change Under Trump
• Wealth Manager Cops To Funding Lifestyle With Client Money
• Trump Removes NLRB General Counsel And Dem Member
• Former FAA Chief Counsel Joins DLA Piper
• 5th Circ. Wipes Out FTC Rule Targeting Auto Industry Scams
• CFPB's Chopra Sees Room For Rules To Stem Debanking
• 'It's Complicated': 4th Circ. Baffled Over NC Ballot Fight
• ​​​​​​​States Back In Spotlight As Feds Exit Net Neutrality Debate
• Feds May Trim $2B In Leases Over Trump's Term, Trepp Says
• Justices To Weigh Feds' Liability In Ga. Wrong-House Raid
• Calif. Rep Demands Explanation Of Military Assets At Border
• 3 Arrested In North Korean IT Worker Scheme, Feds Say
• Civil Liberties Org. Says FDIC's Court 'Eviscerates' Civil Rights
• Ga. County Looks To Dodge Wrongful Imprisonment Suit
• Cruz Files Bill To Repeal FCC's Student Wi-Fi Plan
• FOIA Lawsuit Seeks Marijuana Docs From Health Officials
• FCC No Longer Mulling Broadband Bulk Billing Restrictions
• General Atomics Asks Musk Team To Reform Arms Acquisitions
• Feds' Madigan Informant Is A 'Malignant Tumor,' Jury Told
• Chicago Groups Sue Trump, DHS For 'Retaliatory' ICE Raids
• Late Filings Didn't Stymie Tax Challenges, Conn. Justices Say
• Foes Of New NJ Housing Law Criticized For Process Problems
• SEC OKs Nasdaq Pulling Diversity Rules After 5th Circ. Loss
• DC, Council Aim To Stop Block On Pot Shop Closures
• Buddhist Group Wants Army Corps Everglades Plan Blocked
• Senate Confirms Bessent As Treasury Secretary
• Nonprofits Say ICE Barred Them From Advising Noncitizens
• LA Sued Over Closed-Door Meetings About Homeless Camps
• Ind. Gov. Orders Analysis Of Nonprofit Hospitals' Tax Breaks
• NJ Shortens Window For Use Of Redevelopment Tax Credits
• Fed Fisheries Seek Win In Tide Gate Fight Over Salmon
• Recent Suits Show Antitrust Agencies' Focus On HSR Review
• 4 Things The Menendez Trial Judge Will Weigh At Sentencing
• Meet The Attys Surrounding Pa. Wealth Manager In Fraud Case
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2024
• Insurance Considerations For LA Wildfire Recovery
• Suit Over Gender Dysphoria Rule Frozen After Trump Order
• Oklahoma Tribes Want In On DOJ's Jurisdiction Lawsuits
• Congress Should Pass Sex Abuse Settlement Tax Exemptions
• Pipeline Cos. Tell DC Circ. FERC Project Review Is Solid
• High Court Won't Mull 'Cruel And Unusual' Miss. Voting Ban
• Kansas Bank's Suit Could Upend FDIC Enforcement Authority
• High Court Passes On Solar Project Fine Levied Without Jury
• Trump Revives Federal Anti-Abortion Policies
• Senate Confirms Kristi Noem To Lead DHS
• Companies Risk White House Wrath By Keeping DEI Programs
• DOL Ends All Contractor Bias Probes Following Trump Order
• FTC Signals Unified Focus On Kids' Privacy With Rule Update
• Senate Bill Not Seen As Death Knell For Skinny Label Suits
• Colo. Judge Asks If Uber Pay Law Is Like Cigarette Warning
• Senate Narrowly Confirms Hegseth To Lead DOD
• High Court To Hear Okla. Religious Charter School Case
• 11th Circ. Overturns FCC One-To-One Marketing Consent Rule
• With DHS Flip, Remain In Mexico Suit Up In The Air
• Indiana Sues Police Department For Limiting ICE Cooperation
• Conn. Residents Lose Appeal Challenging Propane Facility
• Ill. Casino Applicant Loses Out On License Denial Challenge
• Anti-Abortion Group Seeks High Court Review Of NJ Probe
• Newly Appointed FCC Chair Names More Agency Leaders
• Trump's Invasion Theory, Prosecution Vow Break New Ground
• Amex GBT Faces Sept. Trial In DOJ Case Against $570M Deal
• Trump Admin Requests Justices Pause Three Energy Cases
• Ga. Judge Gives Tentative OK To $1M PFAS Deal
• Feds Drop HIPAA Charges Against Houston Surgeon
• 'Waverly Two' Will Walk Free After Biden Commutation
• Trump Fires Inspectors General Without Notice
• Education Department Asks For Pause In Student Loan Case
• EEOC Disability Bias Suit Tossed Following Nixed Evidence
• 8th Circ. Upholds Block On Iowa's Immigration Law
• 3rd Circ. Halts Pa. Med Insurer Suit Pending High Court Review
• Feds' Madigan Theory 'Doesn't Line Up,' His Atty Tells Jury
• Louisiana Urges Court To Toss New Challenge To Hemp Law
• 10 Key Worker-Friendly California Employment Law Updates
• FTC Says Noncompete Ban Defense Is Its Job, Not Intervenor's
• FTC Report On AI Sector Illuminates Future Enforcement
• Navajo Nation Cautions Citizens Over Immigration Raids
• FCA Enforcement Would Make Trump's Tariffs More Effective
• Lawmakers Want FCC Subsidy Fund Preserved At High Court
• Enviros Want To Reopen Yellowstone Bison Suit
• Trump Energy Order Disrupts High-Profile NEPA Cases
• 5th Circ. Upholds Tossing Medicare Rate Policy Challenge
• Chopra Says Banks May Not Get CFPB 'Lapdog' Under Trump
• End-Of-Year FCPA Enforcement Surge Holds Clues For 2025
• Law Students Scramble As Federal Gov't Yanks Job Offers
• Netflix Urges Colo. Court To Reject Tax On Streaming Video
• Trial Delayed For Ailing Wife Of Former Sen. Menendez
• FDA's Premium Cigar Regulations Overturned By DC Circ.
• EEOC Harassment Guidance Can Remain, For Now
• Army Exploits Pa. Boarding School Cemetery, 4th Circ. Told
• NC Gov. GC's Bio Boasts BigTech Battles, Merger Dustup
• EU Approves Int'l Paper's $7.2B DS Smith Deal With Fix
• What's Next For Accounting Enforcement After SEC's Big 2024
• Hunter Biden Pans IRS Agents' Appeal To Enter Privacy Suit
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• Trump's Energy Plans For Generation, Transmission And More
• Insights For Finance Firms, Regulators From House AI Report
• Immigrant Groups Seek Block Of Trump's Citizenship 'Assault'
• LA Wildfires' Effect On Calif. Insurer Of Last Resort
• Hiring Freeze, Ending Telework Would Devastate USPTO
• Limits On Biden's Contracting Power Could Also Hinder Trump
• Dems Cite 'Unprecedented Concerns' With Trump Memecoins
• NY Regulator Steps Up Overdraft Fee Fight In CFPB's Wake
• 4th Circ. Reads Kickback Law Broadly In Loss For Big Pharma
• 11th Circ. Weighs Partisanship Against Race In Ga. Maps Fight
• Retired Pittsburgh Cops Overpaid For Healthcare, Panel Rules
• Trump Undoes Biden's AI Safeguards With Executive Order
• Trump Forms Crypto Working Group To Create Fed. Framework
• Fox Raises Specter Of Corruption In LA's Smartmatic Contract
• GOP AGs, Groups Back 11th Circ. Noncompete Ban Challenge
• SEC Rescinds Controversial Crypto Accounting Guidance
• AT&T, Dish Owe FCC $20.6M In Unverified Subsidy Payments
• Madigan's Law Firm Profits Drove Corrupt Acts, Jury Told
• NJ Town Loses Bid To Join NYC Congestion Pricing Suit
• Trump Orders Recognition Of Lumbee Tribe
• Conn. Lawmakers Target Healthcare After Hospital's Ch. 11
• YWCA's Standing Probed In Medicaid Abortion Fight
• Chinese, Thai And Vietnamese Paper Plates Hit With Duties
• Ex-Police Chief Defamed Protester With Gang Claim, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Backs Tossing USCIS Green Card Wait Time Suit
• How PAGA Reform Can Inform Employer Strategies In 2025
• NM House Bill Would Boost Pot Regulators' Authority
• Takeaways From FDA's Updated Confirmatory Trial Guidance
• Suncor Says Enviro Groups' Suit Duplicates Gov't Enforcement
• Federal Agencies Must Order Full Return To Office By Friday
• Detainees' COVID Claims Blunted By ICE Action, Judge Hints
• House Bill Filed To Renew FCC Auctions, Spectrum Pipeline
• 11 States Say DOJ Can't Make Them Enforce Deportations
• Corporate Transparency Law Remains Flanked By Threats
• GOP Rep. Revives Bill To Break Up 9th Circ.
• 4th Circ. OKs Limiting Online Docs Access To Attys, Staff
• DOJ Says Rule Expanding ACA To Dreamers Is On Solid Ground
• Key Trends In PFAS Regulation And Litigation For 2025
• Okla. High Court Says Gov. Stitt Can Lead Tribal-Gaming Case
• Connecticut Lawmaker Files Cannabis Cafe Bill
• 9th Circ. Nixes Attys' Challenge To Arizona Victim Contact Law
• Inside New Commerce Tech Restrictions: Key Risk Takeaways
• Khan Leaving The Federal Trade Commission By Jan. 31
• Minn. Bill Would Allow Tax Break For New Housing Materials
• Protest Of EEOC's Harassment Guidance Must Stand, AGs Say
• The Most Important Schedule I Drug Regulatory Shifts Of 2024
• California's New Homeowner Law Could Hamper Foreclosures
• Judge Puts 'Unconstitutional' Trump Citizenship Order On Ice
• Senate Energy Committee Greenlights Energy, Interior Picks
• DOJ Atty Unsure If Birthright Order Is Already In Effect
• 15 States Reach $7.4B Settlement With Sackler Family
• NC Justices Lob GOP Judge's Ballot Challenge To Trial Court
• Trump's Pick To Lead EPA Advances In Senate
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chutkan Says Trump's Pardon Can't 'Whitewash' Jan. 6 Terror
• Minn. Operator Fights Tribal Bid To Nix Class III Gaming Suit
• American, JetBlue Ink $1.9M Atty Fee Deal After Antitrust Loss
• Mich. Justices Ask How Old Is Too Young For Life Sentence
• Pa. Justices: NGA Doesn't Bar State Board's Permit Reviews
• ACLU Says Expanded Quick Removals Trample Due Process
• Underdog Fantasy Games Are Bets In Disguise, Suit Says
• RFK Filings Show Biopharma Stakes, Millions In Firm Income
• Equal Rights Org. Sues Illinois Over Demographic Data Law
• Trump Pick For Boston US Atty Won't Be 'Afraid To Speak Up'
• Ill. Says Venue Limits Aren't 'Forum Shopping' In Gun Case
• Miami Official Used Public Funds For Political Gain, Suit Says
• Equity Initiatives Strengthen Wash. Courts, Chief Justice Says
• Madigan Used ComEd As 'Personal Piggy Bank,' Jurors Told
• Justices Urged To Affirm Texas Nuke Waste Site Ruling
• FCC Aims To Open More 900 MHz Airwaves For Broadband
• FCC Revisits Complaints Against Major Network Broadcasters
• Immigration Bill Laken Riley Act Heads To Trump's Desk
• Pa. Justices Revive Case Over Hospital Care Discontinuation
• Wash. City Beats Fired Workers' Suit Targeting Vax Mandate
• Justices Skeptical Of 'Moment Of Threat' Rule In Use Of Force
• Conn. Lawmaker Proposes Bill Legalizing In-Flight Gambling
• Pa. High Court To Mull Ballot-Date Issue Spurned By Justices
• Cox Ends Fight Over Rhode Island Broadband Funding
• FCC's New Chair Names Agency Leaders, Staff
• Ex-Solicitor General Prelogar Joins Harvard Law
• Hotel Guests Urge 3rd Circ. To Revive Algorithmic Pricing Suit
• Sotomayor Halts 2nd Circ. Ruling In Landmark Graft Case
• Feds Trim Spine-Implant Kickback Case Ahead Of Trial
• Full DC Circ. Stands By Wipeout Of FERC Pipeline Approvals
• How Fintechs Can Respond To New CFPB Supervisory Rule
• GOP Again Floats Reciprocal Taxes In Affront To Global Deal
• Trump Wields Trade Threats To Stifle Russia-Ukraine War
• Trump Order Moots DHS Parole Program Case, 5th Circ. Told
• Navajo Nation Looks To Block Federal Mineral Leasing Ban
• Ruling Shows High Court Willing To Limit Immigration Review
• Wyden Urges National Standard For Hemp Regulation
• #MeToo Claims Against Ex-Defender's Boss To Stay Sealed
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Conn. Top Justice Nominee Touts Tech, Defends Salary Stance 
• BigLaw Firms Report Record Lobbying Revenues For 2024
• ACLU Says ICE Is Unlawfully Concealing Public Records
• DC Judge Declines To DQ Jenner & Block In Casino Dispute
• Feds Drop Case Against Atty's Accomplice In COVID Loan Fraud
• Despite Political Divide, FEC Found Common Ground In '24
• Kentucky, New Mexico Federal Judges To Take Senior Status
• Committee's Trump Probe Subpoenas Are Moot, Willis Says
• How FTC Sent A $5.6M Warning Against Jumping The Gun
• Judge Knocks Biden Order Supporting Union Contractors
• Menendez Loses 2nd Bid For New Trial As Sentencing Nears
• Trump's Birthright Order Faces Another Legal Challenge
• CNN Fights Remand For Ex-NC Lt. Gov.'s Defamation Suit
• Exonerees In Mass. Drug Lab Scandal Can't Undo Forfeiture
• Minn. Senate Bill Seeks Income Tax Break For Med Costs
• White House Shutters DEI Offices, Puts Workers On Leave
• DOJ Aims To Prosecute Local Officials Who Impede Removals
• Trump Defangs Labor Dept.'s Contractor Bias Watchdog
• Key Justices Stay Quiet As High Court Weighs FCC Deference
• 10th Circ. Looks For Limits In Custodia's Master Account Suit
• What Gov't Contractors Must Know About Trump Exec Actions
• Citi Can't Escape NYAG's Wire Fraud Protection Suit
• EPA Defends Power Plant Effluent Rule At 8th Circ.
• DHS Expands Quick Removals, Revokes 'Protected Areas'
• FCC Floats Rules For Emerging Flight Technologies
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Its PFAS Superfund Rule Is On Solid Ground
• Wash. Panel Suspends Judge, Recommends Removal
• 4th Circ. Won't Undo Doctor's Conviction For Reusing Devices
• EPA Tells Justices That Air Pollution Cases Belong In DC Circ.
• Trump EV Rollbacks Spell Regulatory Whiplash For Auto Cos.
• Coinbase Asks 2nd Circ. To Settle Crypto Securities Question
• Brendan Carr Officially Takes Over As FCC Chair
• Trump Moratorium Is An Ill Wind For Project Development
• FDA Says 3 States' Mifepristone Suit Can't Be In Texas
• Colo. Court OKs Use Of LLC Test For LPs In Ranch War
• Ex-FCC Members Oppose 5th Circ. Universal Service Ruling
• US Told To Justify Citizenship Screening Program And Delays
• Colo. High Court Says Personal ID Theft Limited To People
• Colo. Justices Say Elephants Don't Get Habeas Rights
• Colo. City Blocking Fiber Co. For Own Benefit, Suit Says
• How Deregulation Could Undermine Trump's Anti-DEI Agenda
• Judge Wary Of Restoring All CBP One Appts Axed By Trump
• Biden Commutes Sentence For Native Activist Leonard Peltier
• Paul Hastings Repping TikTok Buyout Consortium
• Managing Litigation Side-Switching During 2nd Trump Admin
• Trump Installs New Prisons Chief, Revives Private Facilities
• Crypto Firm To Plead Guilty In Market Manipulation Case
• Ex-Cannabis Exec Hit With Insider Trading Charges
• Amazon Says New Ruling Can't Save Price-Gouging Suit
• Trump Taps Pot Legalization Opponent As Acting DEA Head
• DOJ Fights Visa's Bid To Duck Monopoly Case
• A Look At Sweepstakes Casinos' Legal Issues In Fla., Beyond
• 3 Noteworthy Effects Of The 2025 NDAA
• No Recusal Needed After Clerk Barred From Cases, Panel Rules
• NJ Unveils Plans To Retool Congestion-Pricing Fight
• The Blueprint For A National Bitcoin Reserve
• Bondi Pledges To Consult DOJ Ethics Team On Trump Matters
• Justices Doubt Retailers Are 'Bystanders' In FDA Challenge
• Trump 2020 Electors, Criminally Charged, Can't Stop Civil Suit
• Victors In Landmark Graft Case Want 2nd Top Court Review
• Akin Beefs Up GOP Lobbying Roster In DC
• Colo. Fire Department Fails To Pay OT, Firefighters Say
• Union Calls For Block To Trump's Federal Workers Order
• New SEC Task Force Eyes 'Sensible' Crypto Regulations
• 1st Circ. Affirms Hearst Win In Fired Worker's Vax Suit
• Trump Elevates Mark Christie To FERC Chairmanship
• Advocates Vow Suits Over Trump Orders On LGBTQ+ Rights
• What IP Attorneys Need To Know From Trump's First Days
• Dem States Challenge Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
• EU Officials Still Committed To Global Tax Deal Without US
• New Tariff Moves Still In Flux As Trump Retakes Office
• Trump Eyes Mass. Federal Prosecutor For US Atty In Boston
• Trump Orders Federal Workers Back To Office
• Immigrant Orgs Sue Trump Over Birthright Citizenship Order
• Justices Won't Review Pa. Ballot Envelope Dating Rule
• Justices Won't Hear Montana Native Voting Order Dispute
• Trump's Day 1 Immigration Actions: What You Need To Know
• On Day 1, Trump Begins Dismantling Biden's Enviro Legacy
• Trump Ends Biden Moratorium That Limited LNG Exports
• Trump Delays TikTok Ban To Hammer Out Deal
• Trump Clears Way For Ban on Transgender Military Service
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Trump Names Immigration Official As Acting Attorney General
• Trump, Musk Sued By Nonprofits Over DOGE Transparency
• Trump Taps EEOC's Sole Republican As Acting Chair
• Trump Announces 2nd Exit From Paris Climate Agreement
• Split 6th Circ. OKs FERC's Revocation Of Ohio Utility Grid Perk
• Red States Challenge DOE Rule On Gas Heater Efficiency
• FDIC Missed Some Crypto 'Pause' Letters, Coinbase Ally Says
• DOJ Says Ga. County's Districts Disenfranchised Black Voters
• 9th Circ. Revisits Board Members' Blocks On Social Media
• 5th Circ. Finds DACA Unlawful, Limits Ruling To Texas
• CFPB Inks $1.5M Redlining Deal As Biden Era Ends
• NHTSA Defends Fuel-Economy Regulations In 6th Circ.
• DC Circ. Unsure On Restoring CFTC's Election Betting Ban
• Biden Says Equal Rights Amendment Is 'The Law Of The Land'
• Google Judge Says Apple Intervention Could Open 'Floodgates'
• Immigrant Military Members OK To Ax Time-In-Service Appeal
• 9th Circ. Backs Vacating Some Trump-Era Oil And Gas Leases
• NM Justices Reject Utility Challenges To Solar Rule