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Public Policy - February, 2025

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• Strict Mandates In Contracting Order May Undercut Efficiency
• PTAB Denial Rules Shaken Up By Fintiv Memo Withdrawal
• Trump Still Isn't Obeying Order To Free FEMA Funds, AGs Say
• CFPB Endgame Is Just 'Five Men And A Phone,' Filings Allege
• CFPB Won't Drop MoneyLion Suit Despite Agency Shake-Up
• Texas Appeals Court Finds City Can't Take Oncor Streetlights
• Ga. Can Cap Wrongful Death Damages, US Chamber Says
• Trump Can't 'Erase' Trans People Via Order, Wash. Judge Says
• Calif. Tribe Didn't Comply With Tobacco Laws, Judge Says
• Ex-Iranian Intel Official Accused Of Torture In Fla. Suit
• OPM Tells Agencies To Give On-The-Clock Union Task Info
• T-Mobile Touts Broadband Benefits Of US Cellular Deal
• FCC Slaps Pirate Radio Stations With $400K In Fines
• Group Blasts Judge's Call For Women In Contraception MDL
• Calif. Justices Revive Yacht Club Worker's Injury Suit
• Trump Admin Cuts Raise Trade Secret Security Concerns
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In March
• Up Next At High Court: Gun Violence Liability & Nuclear Waste
• More Sanctuary Jurisdictions Join Suit Against Trump Admin
• Dems Sue Trump To Stop Encroachment On FEC
• Presidents v. Courts: Lincoln, Trump & Judicial Power Limits
• NJ Out-Of-State Wine Sale Limits Are Justified, 3rd. Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Backs Developer's Conviction For Bribing LA Pol
• Fla. Officials Can't Escape Authors' Suit Over Book Bans
• FinCEN Delays Corporate Transparency Act Deadlines
• Justices Asked To Review IRS Crypto Doc Seizure Case
• Off The Bench: Trans Ban Recusal Bid, Wemby Spat, Fox Suit
• CFPB Drops TransUnion Suit In Enforcement Retreat
• SEC's Crypto Turn Could Undermine Staff, Dem Member Says
• Feds Say Tribes Can't Block New Oregon Casino
• FERC Says PJM Watchdog Can't Fight Meeting Roadblock
• La. Regulators Ask Justices To Review Tesla Sales Ban Case
• Cheyenne Sioux Tribe Says US Must Pay For Building Repairs
• 4th Circ. Won't Undo National Block Of Trump Birthright Order
• Assessing PE Risk After Mass. False Claims Act Amendments
• Judge Questions Refugee Org.'s Contract Termination Claims
• China Signals Retaliation Following Extra 10% US Tariff
• New Jersey AG Office Tells Court It Wasn't Whistleblowers' Boss
• Carbon Project Investor C-Quest Hits Ch. 7
• USPTO Fires Some Probationary Workers, But Not Examiners
• Dems Claim DOJ Atty's 'Quid Pro Quo' Violated Ethics Rules
• NYC Bar Slams Trump's Order On Covington Attys
• NC Judge's Ballot Battle Will Sideline Voters, Court Told
• How Crypto Firms Should Approach Patchwork Of State Laws
• Ga. High Court Names Justice Peterson As Next Chief
• A Path Forward For Cos. Amid Trump's Anti-DEIA Efforts
• The Current And Future State Of Bank-Fintech Partnerships
• 3M Wants Texas 'Forever Chemical' Suit Tossed
• Time To Abolish IPO 'Bureaucracy,' Law Professor Says
• Cozen Public Strategies Names Federal Lobbying Leader
• GOP Rep. Reintroduces The JUDGES Act
• Chancery Ruling Holds Authorized Share Takeaways For Cos.
• Trump Admin's NIL Guidance Isn't Law, But Is A Title IX Threat
• States Say DOD Transgender Ban Puts Public Safety At Risk
• FTC Asks To Delay In-House PBM Insulin Case
• Feds Can't Dodge Firefighting Foam Suits Yet, SC Judge Rules
• Congress Prioritizes Enviro Regs On Nix List
• Trump's CFPB Pick Vows To 'Follow The Law' As Cases Pulled
• NRA Urges High Court to Consider NY Carry Law Case
• Unions Can Depose DOGE In Agency Access Suit, Judge Says
• Feds Sued In Wash. For Denying Coastal Moth ESA Status
• Refugee Orgs. Say State Dept. Funding Cuts Flout Court Order
• ICE Inks Contracts To House 2,000 Immigrant Detainees
• SEC Says Meme Coins Are Not Securities
• Alsup Halts 'Illegal' Firings Of Probationary Federal Workers
• CORRECTED: FCC OKs 1st Rules For Spectrum Auction Since 2020
• 9th Circ. Partially Upholds Ruling In Ariz. Voting Rights Row
• Congress Sends EPA Methane Fee Rule Repeal To Trump's Desk
• SEC Ends Coinbase Case As Uyeda Pledges To 'Rectify' Policy
• FCC Looking At Making TV Commercials Pipe Down Again
• What Trump Actions Mean For Federal Research Funding
• Family Denies Role In $81M Son-Of-Boss Tax Scheme
• Ohio GOP Advances Senate Bill Overhauling Pot Legalization
• Ex-Trump Atty Powell's Mich. Misconduct Hearing Set For May
• CVS Freed From Hospital's Suit Over Drug Pricing Program
• Mich. House Must Send Stalled Bills To Governor, Judge Rules
• DOJ Tells DC Circ. To Keep Apple Out Of Google Case
• Judge Urges $15.5M Tax Judgment Against Ex-NFL Champ
• Trump Admin Asks 1st Circ. To Let It Enforce Birthright Ban
• Wis. Tribe Says It Won't Block, Ticket During Road Dispute
• DOJ Says It Will No Longer Defend DEA Admin Judges
• Consensys Says SEC Will Drop Its Crypto Case, Too
• FCC Expands 'Do Not Originate' Rules To Curb Robocalls
• Georgia's Outside Funding Regulations Clear State Senate
• Conn. Supreme Court Snapshot: Water Rates, Judicial Attacks
• Defunct School's $5M Deal For Students Gets Final OK
• Winklevoss Twins Say SEC Crypto Probe Over, Attys Must Go
• More CFPB Attys Departing Amid Agency Uncertainty
• EU Prepared To Retaliate Against US Over Tariffs, Officials Say
• NFT Bill Needs Refining To Effectively Regulate Digital Assets
• Trump Urges Ga. Justices To Leave Election Charges Nixed
• DOL Pick Faces Scrutiny About DOGE From Senate Dems
• Whistleblowers Fired By Paxton Propose $6.75M Settlement
• How The AI Antitrust Landscape Might Evolve Under Trump
• How Adams' Latest Move Might Checkmate The DOJ
• NJ Republicans Look To Oust AG After Failed RICO Case
• Deputy AG And Antitrust Nominations Head To Full Senate
• DC AG Says 25 Unlicensed Pot Shops Have Been Shut Down
• CFPB Drops Suits Against Capital One, Rocket Homes, More
• Racing Corvettes Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• US Senate Panel Advances Trump's Labor Secretary Pick
• High Court Halts Trump's Wed. Night Deadline To Restore Aid
• DOJ Drops Suits Over Police, Firefighter Discriminatory Hiring
• Legal Groups Call Out Trump's 'Outrageous' Covington Attack
• Calif. Judge Murdered His Wife, DA Tells Jury As Trial Wraps
• Bank Directors Back Ex-Rabobank Exec's High Court Bid
• Trump's CFPB Pick Says Agency's 'Past Excesses' Must End
• Wash. Biz Group Fears Amazon Loss In Price-Gouging Suit
• Lindell Says Defamation Jury Should See 118-Page Attack Doc
• Colo. Panel Presses Plaintiff On Apparent Litigation Flip-Flop
• DHS Registration Could Spur Fear But Will Be Hard To Enforce
• Trump Orders Fed Agencies To Plan For Large Layoffs
• Frontier Airlines Rips Feds' DC Airport Slots Snub
• Trump CFTC Shifts Enforcement Stance From Stick To Carrot
• USDA Unlawfully Purged Climate Info, Advocacy Groups Say
• Senators Want Federal Broadband Money To Be Tax-Exempt
• Dems Pan Trump Reversal On US Weapons Order
• GOP Reps. Criticize Judges At 'Impeachathon'
• Broadcasters Say Next-Gen TV Transition Must Move Faster
• EPA's Enviro Justice Reset Upending Community Relations
• Dewberry Ruling May Lead To More Defendants In TM Fights
• 5th Circ. Mulls Whether PPP Ineligibility Precludes Forgiveness
• Chicago Nonprofit Sues Trump Over Anti-DEI Orders
• Cannabis Users' Gun Rights In Play In Multiple Cases
• Ex-CFTC Chair Says Congress 'Can Do Better' On Stablecoins
• King & Spalding Alum Confirmed As Trade Rep, 56-43
• Web Liability Fix Faces 'Persuasive' Test, FCC Expert Says
• Lawmakers Say DOI Energy Order Reviews Lack Transparency
• MSPB Pauses Firing Of 6 Probationary Fed Employees
• Police Supply Store, Others Ask 5th Circ. To Keep CTA Paused
• Enviro Group Says Chemours Is Dumping PFAS In Ohio River
• A Look At Healthcare Transaction Oversight In Oregon
• Wash. Judge Says Officials Are Immune To Energy Code Suit
• The Political Branches Can't Redefine The Citizenship Clause
• Pittsburgh Official Fights Bid To Revive Israel Divestment Vote
• Questions Remain After Justices' Narrow E-Rate FCA Ruling
• GOP-Led House Panel Pushes Easier Rules On Capital Raising
• 38 AGs Push For Crackdown On Organized Retail Crime
• Ariz. Sen. OKs Extending Property Tax Oversight Commission
• Bill Would Bring Welcome Clarity To Del. Corporate Law
• US Chamber Wants Calif. Climate Disclosure Regs Blocked
• Trump Says FCC Right To Probe '60 Minutes' Interview Editing
• Banks' Fight Over CFPB Open Banking Rule Put On Pause
• Top Dem Urges Trump To Leave Independent Agencies Alone
• Committee Advances Conn. Appeals Judge's Nom To Top Court
• DOJ Says RealPage Can't Ditch Antitrust Claims
• At 100, Federal Arbitration Act Is Used To Thwart Justice
• Michigan Counties Say Firm's Client Solicitations Merit DQ
• Solicitor General Pick Says Trump Won't Skirt Court Orders
• Justices Open To Nixing Higher Hurdle For Heterosexual Bias
• Attorneys Must Act Now To Protect Judicial Independence
• In-Office Lobbying Ban Is Legal, Fla. Tells 11th Circ.
• Colo. Anti-SLAPP Cases Highlight Dismiss Standard Disparity
• Trump Proposes 'Gold Card' To Replace EB-5 Investor Visa
• CVS Ordered To Comply With FTC's PBM Subpoena
• DA Willis Loses 'Absurd' Bid To Nix Trump Probe Subpoenas
• DC Judge Extends Order Keeping Special Counsel In Place
• Wilcox Says Current Law Mandates Reinstating Her To NLRB
• Trump Can't Enact Birthright Citizenship Order During Appeal
• Short-Term Predictions For The CFPB's Fate Under Trump
• Tax Overhaul Designer Named Top Tax Adviser To Treasury
• Dems Oppose Using Federal Prisons For Trump Deportations
• Former Customs Official Rejoins Cassidy Levy Kent
• Mass. High Court Reaffirms No Private Right To Atty Discipline
• Adams Says SDNY Memo Leaks Doom His Bribery Case
• Supreme Court Backs Broad View Of Lawsuit Revival Rule
• Justices Vacate TM Award That Put Co.'s Affiliates On Hook
• Trump Admin Must Restore Aid By Wed. Night, Court Says
• San Francisco Must Face Airline Group's Suit Over Health Law
• DC Judge Blocks Trump's Federal Funding Freeze
• Wage-Fixing Jury Should Hear Of DOJ Pivot, Exec Says
• Trump Targets Covington Attys For Repping Special Counsel
• Total High Speed Coverage In Alaska 'Not Realistic,' FCC Told
• En Banc DC Circ. Wrestles With FEC Enforcement Discretion
• Imported Copper May Face Tariffs Following New Trump Probe
• Trump Admin Says 'There Will Continue To Be A CFPB'
• Trump Says Transgender Order Shields Kids From Danger
• FDIC Will No Longer Defend In-House Judges In Bank Suit
• Sens. Reintroduce Measure To Boost Patent Injunctions
• Org. Says ICE Plan To Deport Migrant Kids Endangers Them
• Calif. AG Agrees To Strike Part Of Landmark Social Media Law
• New Mexico Pueblos Want In On Fed Mineral Lease Ban Suit
• NJ Court Revives Suit Over Fatal Parkway Crash
• How To Track Trump's Legal Battles
• Trump Demands Enforcement Of Healthcare Price Disclosures
• Judge Says Brazilian Justice's Orders Not Properly Served
• Minn. Tribe Seeks 8th Circ. Rehearing In Jurisdiction Fight
• PLA Amendment Moots Contractor Dispute, Gov't Says
• SEC Reaffirms Defense Of Market Surveillance Tool
• 4th Circ. Shuts Down HHS Chemist's 'Grinch' Harassment Suit
• Fla. Bill Targets Last-Resort Coverage For Unsafe Condos
• State Telecom Roundup: AI On Everyone's Minds
• 3 Attys Reprimanded, 2 DQ'd In Ala. Judge Shopping Probe
• Petrochemical Cos. Want Judge Out Of Plastic Recycling Row
• Ex-Privacy Board Members Sue Trump Over Firings
• FTC Probing $615M Healthcare Staffing Merger
• Rural Wireless Cos. Concerned About 5G Fund Rollout
• Spent Fuel Casks Are Taxable Real Property, NJ Court Rules
• FTC Wins Discovery Spat In Amazon Prime Subscription Suit
• 5th Circ. Asks NLRB To Back Up Coercion Claim Against Apple
• Ga. Tort Reform Bill May Help Dampen 'Nuclear' Verdicts
• Payments Weren't Admission Philly Cop Got COVID At Work
• 7th Circ. Mostly Denies Religious Groups' Visa Rule Challenge
• Agri Stats Can't Avoid Price-Fixing Deposition, DOJ Says
• Calif. Wins Remand Of Exxon Plastic Suit, Green Groups Lose
• Dem Commissioner To Leave CFTC Upon New Chair's Arrival
• Utah Asks 10th Circ. To Block EPA's Ozone Standard Finding
• 5th Circ. Eyes Congress' Quorum As Texas Fights PWFA
• Rethinking 'No Comment' For Clients Facing Public Crises
• FCC Probes IHeart Practices Amid Broadcast Payola Inquiry
• Outdoor Co. Renews Challenge To Fed. Contractor Wage Hike
• FTC Pick Concerned But Won't 'Prejudge' Censorship Claims
• SEC's Small Biz Panel Seeks Relief For Venture Funds
• High Court Split Over Civil Rights Jury Trials For Prisoners
• NJ Appeals Panel Upends Custodians' COVID Pay Award
• Atlanta Says 'Cop City' Completion Moots Public Vote
• NC High Court Hopeful Says Ballot Count Defied State Law
• Justices Limit 'Prevailing Party' Status For Atty Fees
• Reading The Tea Leaves On Mexico, Canada And China Tariffs
• Federal Judiciary Repeats Request For More Judges
• DOJ Memos Likely To Increase Mandatory Minimum Charges
• Ga. Chief Justice Resigning After Over 20 Years On Bench
• Masimo Aims To DQ Hueston Hennigan As Ex-CEO's Counsel
• Wiley Adds Environment And Product Regulation Pro In DC
• 20 Republican AGs Back Trump's Firing Of Wilcox From NLRB
• Former FCC Space Bureau Chief Joins DLA Piper In DC
• A Closer Look At FDX's New Role As Banking Standard-Setter
• Holland & Knight Adds Texas Gov't Expert To Advocacy Team
• Dems Press Trump On Legality Of Guantánamo Transfers
• Wash. Judge Blocks Trump Refugee Entry Order
• FCC Hires US House Lawyer As Regulator's Deputy GC
• 10th Circ. Asked To Rethink Denying Atty's Racing Deductions
• High Court Orders New Trial In Okla. Death Row Case
• 'It Was An Accident': Judge Denies Shooting Wife On Purpose
• FDIC Scraps 10th Circ. Brief Backing Colo.'s Opt-Out Law
• 9th Circ. Mostly Clears The Way For Mont. Logging Project
• Trump Birthright Citizenship EO Must Stay Paused, States Say
• US Steel, Nippon Urge Court Not To Toss Cleveland-Cliffs Suit
• Okla. Attorneys Say Tribes Can't Intervene In Jurisdiction Row
• Judge Who Ordered Pages Restored Put On Impeachment List
• Border Wall Cos. Learned Of Fund Row In 2024, 5th Circ. Told
• DC Judge Wary Of Constitutionality Of Musk's DOGE
• Bioanalysis Co. Worker Fired For Flagging FDA Data, Suit Says
• FCC Set To Change View On Online Platforms' Liability Shield
• SEC Crypto Task Force Wants Input, Commissioner Says
• Comerica Bank Wants Dismissal Of CFPB's Benefits Card Suit
• CPKC Tells DC Circ. Gov't Merger Approval 'Airtight'
• Unions, Groups Say Fed. Employees '5 Things' Email Illegal
• Judge Finds No Reason To Recuse From Trans Athlete Case
• Md. Judge Blocks DOGE Access To Education, OPM Data
• US Bans Iran's 'Shadow Fleet' And Others With New Sanctions
• Trump Media Co. Wants TRO Against Brazilian Justice
• Fla. Teacher Wins Appeal Over Memes Posted To Social Media
• 'Fraternal Duty' No Grounds For Conspiracy, 11th Circ. Told
• Bezos Satellite Co. Seeks To Block His Paper In Docs Dispute
• Colo. Justices Toss Student's COVID Refund Class Action
• PBMs To Challenge FTC Case At 8th Circ., But Without Pause
• Groups Fight Lawmakers' Bid To End Nat'l Monument Power
• Texas Bank Fights To Keep $28M In Assets In Ginnie Mae Suit
• High Court Must Acknowledge US History Of Anti-Trans Laws
• Vape Interests Urge 6th Circ. To Halt Kentucky E-Cig Law
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Colo. Tax Ballot Title Law
• USPTO Trademark Head, Ex-Solicitor To Depart This Week
• Ousted MSPB Chair Defends Humphrey's In Injunction Bid
• Judge Denies AP Press Pool Bid For Now, But Mulls Reversal
• SEC Could Loosen Income Limits On Startup Investments
• Gov't Won't Deport 7 People Based On Border Shutdown
• DHS Says Schools Not Injured By New ICE Guidelines
• Judge 'Struggling With' Mich. House's Defense Of Stalled Bills
• What To Expect In Crypto Banking After SEC Nixed Guidance
• 4th Circ. Won't Block DOL's H-2A Minimum Wage Rule
• Osage Reservation Boundary Case Is Meritless, Court Told
• Justices Weigh Potentially Key Standing Issue In DNA Case
• 4 Things Attys Should Know About Pennsylvania's Budget
• Feds Fight Reinstatement Of Ousted Inspectors General
• Moves To Change Del. Corporate Law Spark Pushback
• Antitrust In Retail: Rude Awakening For FTC In Tempur Sealy
• DA Willis Says 'Makes No Sense' To DQ Her From Trump Case
• Migrant Group Says Challenge Of Blocked Iowa Law Not Moot
• Fund Names Rule FAQs Leave Some Interpretative Uncertainty
• Retired Conn. Cops Can't Get Retro Pay Under New Contract
• How Design Thinking Can Help Lawyers Find Purpose In Work
• Justices' Certiorari Denial Leaves Interstate Tax Questions
• Calif. City Gets Suit Over Pot License Application Tossed
• Trade Court Upholds Duties On Chinese Cabinets
• Mass. Cities Sue Over Trump's Sanctuary City 'Bullying'
• Caplin & Drysdale Hires High-Profile Gov't Investigations Atty
• Judge Limits ICE Raids At Churches, Other Houses Of Worship
• Thomas Pans High Court For Skipping Abortion Buffer Zones
• Justices Won't Review NJ Town Abortion Buffer Zone Law
• Justices Turn Away Challenge To Philly Gun Shop Ban
• Justices Won't Rehear Case Against NY Broadband Price Cap
• NY Judge Extends Block On DOGE's Treasury Access
• Trump Blocked From Implementing Anti-DEI Orders, For Now
• DOJ Hits Judge Weighing Trans Troops Ban With Complaint
• CFPB's Data Security In Spotlight After Agency Goes Dark
• Trump Fires Top Military Commander CQ Brown
• AP Says Press Ban Over Gulf Naming Row Unconstitutional
• 'I Shot Her To Death:' Video Shown Of Judge After Killing Wife
• Unions Lose Bid To Block Trump Admin Efforts To Gut USAID
• FTC's Holyoak Has Her Eyes On DeepSeek
• Trump-Targeted CFPB Drops Suit Against Online Lender
• Wall Street Groups Back Rescinding Biden Crypto Guidance
• CFPB Shutdown Means 'Irreparable Harm,' 23 State AGs Say
• GOP Leader Zeros In On Fintech And Enviro Rules For Repeal
• Verizon, T-Mobile Push For More Room In Upper C-Band
• California Justices Accept Court Reporter Shortage Case
• Calif. Lawmakers Unveil 'Polluters Pay' Superfund Legislation
• Payday Lender Says CFPB Uncertainty Should Pause Suit
• Trump Says Tariffs Coming For Countries With DSTs
• Trump, NLRB Chairman Defend Wilcox's Removal As Lawful
• Ex-Trump Atty Powell Can't Dodge Michigan Ethics Claims
• Watchdog Says DOL Struggles To Enforce Mental Health Law
• Mich. Pot Cos. Say Grand Rapids' Equity Fees Are Illegal
• Telecom Biz Re-Ups Push To Exempt BEAD Funds From Taxes
• Judge Questions Trump Administration Fund Freeze Authority
• Harry Manbeck, Former USPTO Head, Dies At 98
• CFPB's $8 Late Fee Rule On Ropes As Banks Move In For Kill
• Dems Call For DHS To Stop Tribal Searches, Interrogations
• Va. Judge Won't Bar DOGE Access To Treasury, OPM Data
• Green, Tribal Orgs Ask To Defend Biden DOI's Coal Decision
• How Uncovering Bias Took A Black Man Off Death Row In NC
• The Fate Of Biden-Era Clinical Study Guidance Under Trump
• Justices Leave Fired Special Counsel In Office For Now
• NYC Sues Trump Over $80M In Lost FEMA Funds
• Funds For Migrant Child Representation Unfrozen After Outcry
• GOP Lawmakers Press DOJ On Union Pension Overpayments
• Solar Farm Says FERC Can't Justify Grid Upgrade Cost Order
• Ga. Provider Bashes FCC Over Subsidy Verification Rules
• French 2% Minimum Wealth Tax Advances In Parliament
• Biden-Era M&A Data Shows Continuity, Not Revolution
• What Travis Hill's Vision For FDIC Could Portend For Banks
• First Native American To Serve As Judge In NM District
• 10 Issues To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting
• Will Independent Federal Agencies Remain Independent?
• ICE Removes All Immigrants Detained At Guantanamo
• Officers Say NJ Attorney General Can't Avoid Retaliation Suit
• Dem Sens. Push Bill To Counter Birthright Citizenship Order
• Nuke Plant Renewal Rules Ignore Climate Risks, DC Circ. Told
• Steel, Aluminum Tariffs May Throw Wrench Into Future Deals
• NC Justices Won't Take Up Judge's Ballot Challenge Early
• Ga. Senate Passes Measure To Rein In 'Excessive Litigation'
• High Court Sentencing Case Presents Legal Fork In The Road
• Md. Senate OKs Tax Break For Service Station Conversions
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Cops Over 'Sense-Enhancing' IPhone
• 1st Circ. Revives Clean Air Claims Over Idling Shuttle Buses
• LGBTQ+ Health Orgs Aim To Halt Trump DEI, Gender Orders
• Jenner Offers Global Team To Clients In Lawmakers' Sights
• IRS Offers Guidance On Health Coverage Statements
• 5 Major Crypto Developments From The Trump Admin So Far
• Feds Say Trump Has Authority To Halt Refugee Admission
• Adams Judge Won't Toss Case, Taps Paul Clement For Review
• NIH Research Cuts Stay On Hold As Judge Mulls Objections
• Compliance Pointers For DOJ's Sweeping Data Security Rule
• Coinbase Says SEC Will Drop Suit Amid Crypto Policy Shift
• High Court Finds FCC's E-Rate Subject To False Claims Act
• Justices Knock Ala. For Immunizing State Officials
• DOJ Says Job Protections For ALJs Are Unconstitutional
• Judge's Son Concedes Misstatement To Police After Shooting
• Trump Admin Must Obey Order To Restore Aid, Judge Says
• Dems Blast 'Reckless' Nuclear Security Worker Firings
• Tribes Fail To Win Reversal Of Ore. Casino Project Decision
• Landmark AI Legislation On Kids, Bias Introduced In Calif.
• New SEC Enforcement Unit Shows Drift From Crypto Focus
• FDIC Watchdog Will Review Agency Layoffs' Impact
• Ex-CFPB Chief Chopra Raps 'Totally Weird' Trump Shutdown
• Ex-ITC Commissioner Talks IP Before Heading To WilmerHale
• Better Process Not Certain As White House Loses NEPA Regs
• Trump Trans Edicts Will Cause More Teen Suicides, States Say
• Fed's Barr Defends Long-Term Debt Mandate For Big Banks
• Guantanamo Deportees Get Phone Access To Attys, Feds Say
• Trump Admin To Nearly Halve Immigration Appeals Board
• Noem Cuts Temporary Protected Status Extension For Haiti
• Calif. Rail Project Back In Trump's Crosshairs With DOT Probe
• Amid Shake-Ups, USPTO Gets New Acting Deputy Director
• US Atty Pick In DC Probes Dem Lawmakers Over 'Threats'
• Jones Day Atty Exits Menendez Bribery Case As Appeal Looms
• Trump Admin Says CFPB Defunding Suit Guesses At Harms
• Boston, Other Cities And MassBio Back Challenge To NIH Cuts
• FERC Chair Seeking More Clarity On Scope Of Trump Order
• Unions Call Mass Layoff Of Probationary Fed. Workers Illegal
• New SEC Guidance Throws A 'Bit Of Chaos' Into Proxy Season
• Amazon Says FTC 'Stonewalled' Discovery In Antitrust Case
• Unions' Downsizing Suit Belongs Before FLRA, Judge Says
• Del. Chief Justice Targets Social Media's Pressure On Courts
• Feds Say DC Judge Can't Bar 'Hypothetical' Spending Freezes
• Enbridge's Pipeline Tunnel Approval OK'd By Mich. Panel
• Texas Claims NCAA Flouting Order On Trans Athletes
• FCC Dem Decries 'Partisan Investigations' Of Broadcast TV
• IRS Worker Layoff Could Hamper Enforcement, Groups Warn
• State Department Narrows Eligibility For Visa Interview Waivers
• 9th Circ. Won't Roll Back Birthright Citizenship Injunction
• Trump Seeks Fast Relief From Birthright Citizenship Injunction
• 9th Circ Asks Calif. High Court To Rule On Insurance Lapse
• 11th Circ. Asked To Reinstate FCC's One-To-One Consent Rule
• Michigan Abortion Law In Judge's Hands As Trial Wraps
• Wash. Justices Say CARES Act Doesn't Shield Violent Renters
• Court Asks Trump's DOJ To Opine On Texas Tribal Land Fight
• Trump Executive Order Could Hinder Crypto Rules, SEC Suits
• NJ Appeals Court Says Policing Unaltered By Pot Legalization
• Bell Textron Says Iran Is Refusing To Pay $1.7M Storage Costs
• HHS Rescinds Guidance On Gender-Affirming Care For Minors
• Venezuelans Fight DHS Decision To End Removal Protections
• Admin Change May Help Reduce PTAB Invalidation Rates
• What To Expect From The New FCC Chair
• 2nd Circ. Agrees Parts Of NY Ag Labor Law Can Stand
• NY Expands Local Power To Give Storm Damage Tax Breaks
• Snapshot: Delaware Lawmakers Target Hefty Atty Fee Awards
• After Trump's Firing Vow, Last Biden US Attys In Fla. Are Out
• McConnell Stresses Courts' Role In Retirement Announcement
• No Deal In Sight For DOJ's Case Against Amex GBT Merger
• Conn. Justices Advance Veteran's Disability Case Against City
• Navigating The Trump Enviro Rollback And Its Consequences
• Home Equity Lender Preys On Consumers, Mass. AG Alleges
• Comparing 2 Pending Bills To Regulate Stablecoins
• Ga. Panel Rips Willis' 'Delay Tactic' Over Trump Case Probe
• Last Biden US Atty In Texas Departs After Trump Firing Move
• Senate Confirms Kash Patel As FBI Director 51-49
• Salon Can't Deduct Product Costs From Pay, Colo. Panel Says
• Sen. Warren Wants DOJ To Probe Disney-FuboTV Deal
• Citibank Wire Transfer Ruling Creates New Liability For Banks
• Split 4th Circ. Denies Asylum To Salvadoran Couple
• 8th Circ. Revives States' Challenge To EEOC Pregnancy Regs
• Competitive Weightlifting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What To Know About Trump's Likely Pick For USPTO Director
• 'Convict My Ass': Judge Admits Killing Wife In Police Video
• Trump Wants Birthright Citizenship EO Enacted Amid Appeal
• Trump Is Defying Order To Unfreeze Foreign Aid, Groups Say
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Suit Over Egypt Paper Co. Seizure
• 2nd Circ. Affirms 'Reverse Redlining' Verdict Against Lender
• Contractors' Group Asks DC Judge To Halt Gutting Of USAID
• Judge Probes Vagueness In Suit Over Trump's Anti-DEI Orders
• Alaskan Village Says Its Immune From Residents' Casino Suit
• Orgs. Fear 'Complete Dismantling' Of Migrant Kids' Rights
• Broadband Maps Should ID Subsidized Networks, FCC Told
• Colorado Joins Fight Against Trump Trans Health Order
• Bid For Paxton's Jan. 6 Docs Filed In Wrong Court, AG Says
• Civil Rights Groups Move To Block Trump DEI, Gender Orders
• Citi Moves To Appeal NY Judge's Wire Fraud Protection Ruling
• 'Death Knell' For SEC Dealer Rule As Regulator Drops Appeal
• Michigan Expert Defends State's Abortion Counseling Law
• Del.'s High-Speed Corporate Law Rework May Blunt Plaintiffs
• CBS Will Seek Trump's Financial Info In '60 Minutes' Discovery
• PVC Pipe Giant Atkore Discloses DOJ Grand Jury Probe
• MDL Plaintiffs Misread Blackout Protocols, Texas Justices Told
• FERC Watchers Seek Clarity As Trump Curbs Agency Powers
• Energy Credit Market Still Robust Amid Uncertainty, Attys Say
• FTC 'Independence' When Dissent Can 'Get You Fired'
• Wash. City, Tribe Reach Deal In Emergency Shelter Dispute
• Groups Say Trump Can't Reopen Areas To Offshore Drilling
• Axed ALJ Removal Protections Mark Big Shift For NLRB
• NY Vows To Fight Trump's Bid To Kill Congestion Pricing
• GOP Reps Move To Impeach SDNY Judge, Threaten More
• FCC Decision To Nix Complaint Against Fox TV Appealed
• Senators Aim To Update Permitting, But Roadblocks Loom
• Judge Won't Halt PBM Case Over Attack On FTC Independence
• US Lagging China In Spectrum Use, Experts Tell Senate
• 3 Potential Developments That May Alter US Patent Rights
• Judge Calls Trump's Trans Treatment 'Total Discrimination'
• Pronoun Rule Prompts Recusal Request In Trans Athlete Suit
• Crypto Group Urges Rollback Of IRS Broker Rule
• LA Gardasil Trial Against Merck Bagged After 3 Weeks
• Airlines Can Ask 9th Circ. To Consider Airport Pollution Suit
• Pot Convict Says Feds' Attempt To Stay Gun Case Is 'Wild'
• No Coverage For Seller In NY Ghost Gun Suits, Insurer Says
• Year Of The Snake Will Shake Up RE And Mortgage Finance
• 8 Ways Cos. Can Prep For Termination Of Their Enviro Grants
• Democrats Say DOGE Took 'Trove' Of Musk Rivals' CFPB Data
• Feds Urge Justices To Undo 5th Circ. Preventive Care Ruling
• Maine Biz Income Sourcing Proposal Ambiguous, Groups Say
• The Syria Sanctions Dilemma Facing Trump Administration
• Inside The Uncertainty Surrounding CFPB's Overdraft Rule
• How Private Securities Suits Complement SEC Enforcement
• Ex-Jones Day Partner Named For Key DOJ Civil Division Post
• Democratic States Urge Judge To Restore Refugee Program
• FinCEN Sets March Deadline For Corporate Transparency Act
• The Case For Compliance During The Trump Administration
• Calif. Bill Aims To Ban Sale Of Anti-Aging Products To Minors
• 3rd Circ. Hints County's Probation Detainers Need Scrutiny
• Adams, DOJ Quizzed On Dismissal Bid By Wary Judge
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