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Public Policy - March, 2025

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• Venezuelans Can Keep DHS Removal Protections For Now
• Trump Names 3 US Atty Picks For Idaho, Iowa, South Dakota
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Injunction On Transgender Troop Ban
• Trump Picks Boyden Gray Attorney For Top DOL Lawyer Role
• Ex-FDNY Official Gets 20 Months For Safety Review Kickbacks
• Texas Judge Deems Lab-Test Rule Outside FDA Authority
• Apple Beats Suit From Actor Who Refused COVID Shot
• Trump Admin Asks DC Circ. To Stay 'Lawless' CFPB Injunction
• Trump Commutes Con Man Jason Galanis' Prison Sentence
• Voting Exec Says Defamation Suit Not Fit For Colo. High Court
• Nasdaq's Tighter IPO Rules Raise Bar For Small Companies
• Federal Worker Union Challenges Trump Order Gutting CBAs
• Immigrant Groups Sue Over New DHS Registration Rule
• Insurer Off The Hook For Tribe's COVID Casino Shutdown
• Coalition Warns SAVE Act Will Disenfranchise Minority Voters
• House To Vote On Bill To Curb Nationwide Injunctions
• Hegseth Wants Single Fitness Standard For Combat Roles
• US DOT Taps Quinn Emanuel To Probe FAA Diversity Hiring
• Minimum Wage Orders Blocked For H-2A Farmworkers In Wash.
• House Passes Bill Easing Up Tax Relief For Disasters
• Va. Judge Halts Firings Of Intelligence Officers In DEI Posts
• Del. Legal Overhaul Won't Scuttle Key Rulings, Expert Says
• Justices Doubtful Of Inmate's Habeas Amendment Petition Bid
• Local, State Officials Cautious On Rollback Of Enviro Rules
• DC Nonprofit Says EPA Climate Fund Freeze Is Unlawful
• Agencies Shouldn't Hear PFAS Class Claims, Conn. Court Told
• Wireless Cos. Warn Of Economic Losses In Call For Spectrum
• Shook Hardy Practice Leader To Stand In As Chicago US Atty
• Feds Seek $3M From Ex-Ill. Speaker, Who Wants New Trial
• Low-Power TV Stations Seek Looser Rules For 5G Broadcast
• 5th Circ. Judge Criticizes Texas AG's Use Of Document Law
• Town Must Pay $7.7M To Murder Exoneree With Added Interest
• NJ Panel Denies Double Pay For Union In COVID Case
• Trump Chooses DOL Wage Chief
• DOI Rescinds Gaming Eligibility In $700M Calif. Casino Project
• NYC Fights Group's Claim Of Biased Property Tax System
• USPTO Cuts Not A Source Of Savings For Trump, Attys Say
• Kalshi Sues Nevada, New Jersey Gaming Regulators
• Ex-MSPB Member Asks Full DC Circ. To Hear Firing Case
• Justices Ask US To Respond To IRS Crypto Doc Seizure Case
• NLRB Firing May Need Justices' Input On Removal Power
• 6th Circ. Affirms County's Foreclosed Property Proceeds Win
• The OCC's Newly Relaxed Approach To Bank Crypto Activity
• Feds' Race Bias Suit Should Target Appraiser, Rocket Says
• Migrants Can't Sue DeSantis In Mass., Judge Reaffirms
• Trump's Tariff Bombardment Keeps Companies Guessing
• Contractor Remedies Amid Overhaul Of Federal Spending
• Denver Defeats Landlord's Challenge To Energy Standards
• EMS Workers Get Nothing In Wage Suit Against NC County
• Cuomo Defeats Suit Over NY Nursing Home COVID-19 Deaths
• Workplace Misconduct Infrequent In Fed. Courts, Survey Says
• 5 Steps To Promote Durable, Pro-Industry Environmental Regs
• Trade Policy Shifts Raise Hurdles For Gov't And Cos. Alike
• NFL Taps Ex-Facebook, White House Atty Ullyot As GC
• Justices Probe Wis. Denial Of Exemption To Catholic Charities
• Ex-SEC Chair's Enforcement Counsel Joins Kostelanetz
• Ex-Sen. Sinema Joins Hogan Lovells' Regulatory Group
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• DOJ Seeking Steep Costs To Make Challengers Think Twice
• DOJ Reverses Course, Drops Ga. Voter Suppression Claims
• Justices Decline Chance To Clarify Medical Pot Protections
• 7 Ways CFTC Should Nix Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens
• Key Issues To Watch As USPTO Changes Abound
• Trump, Starmer Discuss Averting US Tariffs On UK Goods
• Utah Requires Min. Property Tax Rate Consensus Certification
• Risks Of Today's Proffer Agreements May Outweigh Benefits
• Eric Adams Urges Speedy Dismissal As NYC Primaries Loom
• Justices Reject Gas Price-Fixing Claims Over Trump Oil Pact
• Up Next At High Court: Terror Liability, Health Provider Choice
• Colo. Beats Amgen's Drug Price Cap Challenge, For Now
• Judge Tosses 3 Suits Challenging Ban On Native Mascots
• FCC Chief Orders Probe Into Disney, ABC DEI Practices
• States Urge Justices To Skip Teacher Grants Case
• Burt Lake Band Drops Suit Against Interior Over Tribal Rule
• DOJ Alleges Missing Docs In Agri Stats Price-Fixing Case
• GM's Cruise Must Face Trimmed Securities Fraud Suit
• Mich. Judge Wonders If Methane Fee Block Moots EPA Suit
• Feds Must Consider Whales, Climate In Gulf Gas Lease Sale
• Thompson Ruling Warrants Slimmer Trial, Ill. Lawmaker Says
• Minors Sue Over Alleged Trafficking At Metro-Atlanta Hotels
• Columbia Activist Slams Transfer Bid As Venue Shopping
• GOP Rep. Says Lawmakers Ready For FCC Subsidy Fix
• Judge Orders Due Process For Removal To Unrelated Countries
• Carriers Challenge Midco's 'Unsubsidized Competitor' Status
• Cannabis Equipment Biz Can't Speed Up Canada Import Case
• NY Ski Resort Co. Appealing Court's Antitrust Ruling
• FDIC Eases Crypto Rules For Banks, No Prior Approval Needed
• Del. Corporate Law Rework Might Upend Over 3 Dozen Cases
• DC Circ. Tosses Green Groups' Challenge To La. Gas Pipelines
• FCC Gives Newly Built Stations Leeway On License Requests
• Pot Co.'s Challenge To DEA Admin Procedures Dismissed
• FedEx Workers' Wage Suit Will Wait On Conn. Justices' Input
• Ex-Director Of DOJ's Bankruptcy Watchdog Appeals Removal
• CFPB Says It Won't 'Prioritize' Payday Rule Enforcement
• Judge Sides With Ga. County In DOJ's Racial Slur Suit
• Key State And Local Tax Takeaways From March
• Cornell Student Loses Bid For Restraining Order On Removal
• 2nd Judge Grants Injunction Against DOD's Transgender Ban
• 9th Circ. Affirms Maui County's Win In Religious Land-Use Suit
• Kroger, Albertsons Appeal Block Of $24.6B Merger
• Judge 'Cannot Look Away,' Halts Trump Admin Cuts At CFPB
• Microcaptive Case Doesn't Curb Tax Collection, 10th Circ. Told
• Masonry Exec Charged In Plot To Bribe Amtrak Official
• Unpacking Trump Admin Plans For Value-Based Care
• US Can Weigh In On Osage Reservation Boundary Dispute
• Trending At The PTAB: A Pivot On Discretionary Denials
• Ill. Judge Blocks Trump's DEI Certification Mandate
• Key Insurance Issues Likely To Arise From NY Superfund Law
• No Admission Needed For Conn. Atty To Use Anti-SLAPP Law
• SDNY Sentencing Ruling Is Boon For White Collar Defendants
• Trump Can Fire NLRB, MSPB Members, DC Circ. Says
• How Trump Policies Are Affecting The Right To Repair
• SEC Dismisses Kraken, Consensys, Cumberland Crypto Suits
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• LA Zoo Org. Not Covered In City Contract Row, Insurer Says
• Justices' TikTok Ruling Sets Stage For 1st Amendment Battle
• What Del. Corporate Law Rework Means For Founder-Led Cos.
• UK's CMA Floats Revised Fixes For Atlantic Air Travel Deal
• Feds Settle NC Insurer's Medicare Reimbursement Suit
• Bank Regulators Will Seek To Rescind Biden-Era CRA Rules
• Former A&O Shearman Trade Atty Joins DLA Piper In DC
• Congress Insider Joins Holland & Hart Federal Affairs Team
• Border Cash Transaction Rule Heralds Wider AML Crackdown
• DOGE Officials Arrive At SEC With Unclear Agenda
• Judge Blocks Trump Shutdown Of Voice Of America
• Trump Asks Justices To Allow Venezuelan Removals
• Trump's Gender Policies Cloud Trans Asylum Claims
• Judges Block Trump's Jenner & Block, WilmerHale Orders
• Trump Targets National Security Workers' Bargaining Rights
• FTC Seeks Amazon Execs' Financials For Prime Renewal Suit
• New Procedures Expected To Result In More PTAB Denials
• Trade Court Skewers ITC Over Secretive Redaction Policy
• Commerce Nominee Demurs On Broadband Fund At Hearing
• Pulled CFPB Amicus 'Irrelevant' To Citibank Case, NY AG Says
• Trump Targets WilmerHale In 5th BigLaw Executive Order
• Cruz Says DOD Lobbied Against FCC Spectrum Auctions
• Vaping Interests Take Challenge To FDA Rule To 5th Circ.
• Trump Can Fire Agency Officials He Distrusts, DC Circ. Told
• Fintech Group Reups Bid to Defend CFPB Open Banking Rule
• DC Judge Seems Open To Fired Inspectors' Reinstatement Bid
• Texas Judge 'Disturbed' By Filings In Weight Loss Drug Case
• Chamber Asks Justices To Review Duke Energy Monopoly Suit
• Senate Panel Grills FAA, Army On DCA Midair Collision
• Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill For Georgia's First National Park
• Google, Apple Staff Want Out Of Testifying In FTC-Meta Case
• Conrail Land Can't Go In Renewal Zone, NJ Court Says
• FCC Ready To Explore Earth-Based Backstop For GPS
• Pfizer Tops Pharma Tax Avoidance, Senate Dems Say
• Sentencing 'ComEd Four' Key For Closure, Ill. Judge Says
• Colo. Picked For Sundance As Tax Break Advances
• FINRA Improperly Acts As Government Agency, 6th Circ. Told
• Congress Must Reform The PTAB To Protect Small Innovators
• California Tribe Wants In On 70-Acre Casino Project Challenge
• Western Leaders Oppose Cuts To Public Land Protections
• Apple Says Its Affidavits Are Admissible In Google Case
• Lawmakers Sue NYC Mayor Over Zoning Plan
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• CFPB Says It Will Scrap Buy Now, Pay Later Policy
• Minn. Pot Regulators Submit Proposed Rules For Retail Sale
• Dem Lawmakers Say EEOC Firings Exceeded Trump's Power
• SEC Drops Defense Of Biden-Era Climate Disclosure Rules
• Atkins Suggests He May Open SEC's Doors To DOGE
• Next-Gen 911 Overhaul, Location Accuracy Regs Underway
• Fla. High Court Widens Anti-SLAPP Rights In Blogger Suit
• Atty Groups Sue To Block Cut To Child Migrant Legal Services
• NY School District Urges Court To Halt Native Mascot Ban
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. Restrictions On Litigation Funders Near Final Passage
• DOJ Immigration Playbook May Take Cues From A 2017 Case
• Paul Atkins' Past Speeches Offer A Glimpse Into SEC's Future
• UK Industry Groups Raise Alarm Over US Tariff Threat
• Feds Deny Violating Order In Tufts Grad Student's Visa Case
• McKernan-Led CFPB May Lead To Decentralized Enforcement
• Senate Backs Bid To Nullify CFPB Overdraft Rule
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Injunction Compelling Fed. Worker Rehire
• How Fla. Is Floating A Raft Of Bills To Stem Insurance Woes
• Fuel Truck Exec Cops To Wildfire Bid-Rigging Scheme
• FTC Democrats Sue To Undo Trump's 'Unlawful' Firing
• 1st Circ. Denies Gov't Bid To Enforce Funding Freeze
• 3M Says It's Settled Ex-Worker's Vaccine Retaliation Suit
• HHS To Cut 10,000 Jobs As RFK Jr. Reorganizes Agency
• CFPB Moves To Rip Up Settlement Of 'Radical' Redlining Case
• Trump Sets 25% Tariffs On Imported Cars And Parts
• Musk, DOGE Get DC Circ. To Pause Discovery Order
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• Republicans Stump For CFPB Overhaul As Democrats Balk
• Supreme Court Skeptical Of Nixing FCC Subsidy Fund
• Split DC Circ. Affirms Block On Removals Under Wartime Law
• No Grounds To Block Third Country Deportations, DOJ Argues
• 5th Circ. Backs EPA Ozone Plan Rejections, Except In Miss.
• Atkins' Industry Ties To Be Under Scope At SEC Nom Hearing
• USPTO Director To Take Lead In Considering PTAB Denials
• Columbia Student Argues For Release From ICE Detention
• Baker McKenzie Partner Joins DOJ Antitrust Leadership Team
• Coalition Says Trump Admin Flouted Federal Rehiring Order
• Senate Confirms Aaron Reitz To Lead DOJ Legal Policy Office
• DOI Lacked Authority To Cancel Arctic Leases, Judge Says
• New Bill Would Make Supreme Court Televise Future Sessions
• Trump Pardons Ex-Hunter Biden Biz Pal For Tribal Bond Fraud
• Trump Pick To Lead EPA Attys Grilled In Senate On Experience
• Ex-Aides Say AG Paxton Acted Like 'Pro Se Litigant' In Fee Fight
• Court Can't Hear Everglades Water Dispute, 11th Circ. Says
• CFPB Pulls 'Inappropriate' Brief Supporting NY's Citi Suit
• Court Backs Pitt, UPMC In Firing Doctor Over DEI Article
• EU Import System Fails To Prevent VAT Fraud, Report Says
• Texas Suit Against NCAA Over Player With CTE Brought Back
• Big Oil Cos. Must Face Tribal Climate Suits In State Court
• Include State And Local Enforcers In Cartel Risk Evaluations
• 10th Circ. Tosses Bid To Undo Block Of Okla. Immigration Law
• AGs Seek 1st OK For $39M Apotex Deal In Price-Fixing Case
• 13 Arrested In Connection With €100M VAT Fraud Scheme
• False COVID Cure Claims No Longer Feds' 'Current Priority'
• NY Defends Driver Sanctuary Law Against DOJ Suit
• Susman Godfrey, Kelley Drye Attys Named FTC Deputies
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• RI Pot License Program Unconstitutional, 1st Circ. Told
• Fired FTC Commissioner Defends Removal Protections
• State AGs, Bars Urge Attys To Speak Up Over Trump Orders
• 11th Circ. Appears Dubious Of Ex-Judge's Defamation Claims
• DOJ Can't DQ Judge In Perkins Coie Suit Over Trump Order
• Even With Few Openings, Courts Can Still Shift Under Trump
• Fla. Appeals Court Upholds Fees For Medical Pot Businesses
• Need For Individual Analyses Sinks Class Bid In Vax Bias Suit
• Trump Admin Asks Justices To End 'Fiscal Micromanagement'
• Governor Quickly Signs Delaware Corporate Law Revision Bill
• How Del. Supreme Court, Legislature Have Clarified 'Control'
• Service By Token Is Transforming Crypto Litigation Landscape
• Holland & Knight Gains Ex-EPA Regional Leader In Dallas
• House Panel Urges Labor Head To Keep Subminimum Wage
• High Court Upholds ATF's Ghost Gun Rule
• Feds Say They Had To Stop Deportations, Not Fly People Back
• Public-Sector Unions Win Bid To Sue In Fed Court For Firings
• Trump's DEI Certification Mandate Meets Skeptical Ill. Judge
• Virginia Gov. Vetoes AI Bias Bill, Citing Industry Impact
• Intelsat Seeks Fast C-Band Relocation Payments
• Docs Sought By Paper Likely To End Up In Suit, Dallas Says
• PTAB Leader Explains Denial Policy After Withdrawn Memo
• Baltimore Bridge Collapse: One Year Later
• Tariffs, Economic Concerns Bring Record Q1 Deals Lull
• Texas Panel Asks If Guadalupe Diversion Meshes With Law
• 9th Circ. OKs Jan. 20 Pause On New Refugee Admissions
• Boeing, DOJ 737 Max Criminal Conspiracy Trial Set For June
• Philly Beats Curfew Suit By Minority-Owned Liquor Stores
• Dem State AGs Back Preserving Biden-Era Parole Programs
• Home Sellers Oppose DOJ Statement In Mass. Listing Deal
• GOP-Led House Committee Mulls Bills To Ease Capital Raising
• Utah Tribe 'Doubled-Down' In Bidding Scheme Row, Court Told
• FDIC Will Seek To 'Eradicate' Its Use Of Reputation Risk
• Sports Shooting Org. Wants NJ Nuisance Law Case Revived
• Mich. Legislators Tell Justices They Can Sue Over Voting Laws
• FINRA President Hints At Offloading Arbitration Oversight
• Trans Military Ban Rests On 'Unconvincing' Proof, Judge Says
• Delaware Legislature Passes Divisive Corporate Law Rework
• Colo. Gov. Signs Law Adding 15 New State Court Judges
• ND Justices Weigh Liberty Rights In Abortion Ban Challenge
• Md. Bank Disputes IRS Denial Of Captive Tax Perk
• Justices Grapple With Circuit Courts' Clean Air Act Authority
• What To Expect For Stem Cell Regulation Under Trump Admin
• Calif. Lawmaker Floats NY-Like Internet Pricing Cap
• NC Justices Agree To Hear Traffic Stop Smell Test Appeal
• NM To Approve Turquoise Alerts For Missing Indigenous
• Judge Questions Gov't Motives Behind Trans Passport Policy
• Court Tosses Suit Alleging NY Pot Regulations Are Biased
• NJ Says NYC Congestion Pricing Fight Ripe For Decision
• San Diego Airport Authority Backs Alaska Air's DCA Flight Slot
• Academics Sue To Block Removals Of Pro-Palestine Students
• NYPD Denied Vax Waiver To Detective, Suit Says
• House Panel Split On Independent Contractor, OT Updates
• 6 Reasons Why Arbitration Offers Equitable Resolutions
• NJ Casinos Urge 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Room-Pricing Suit
• Feds Say Immigrant Groups Can't Fight Trump Border Closure
• Executive Orders Paving Way For New Era Of Crypto Banking
• Judge Temporarily Blocks ICE Detention Of Columbia Student
• No More C-Suite 'Deference' At FTC, Ferguson Says
• After Fires, Calif. Must Streamline Enviro Reviews For Housing
• Jenner & Block Latest BigLaw Firm Targeted In Trump Order
• No Caprice In OSHA's Work Citation Rules, 11th Circ. Hears
• Judge Orders HUD To Reinstate $30M In Housing Grants
• Sterlington Adds M&A Expert With 'A-List' Accolades
• Judge Mulls Limits On Columbia Sharing Info With Congress
• A Look At 6 States Tussling Over Tort Reform Legislation
• Mich. Residents, Some Claims Cut From Frozen Benefits Case
• How Calif. Algorithmic Pricing Bills Could Affect Consumers
• Va. Gov. Youngkin Blocks Recreational Cannabis Sales Again
• Florida High Court Forms Group To Examine Judicial Security
• No Easy Out In $5M Mich. Dispensary Flip-Flop Suit
• USDA Must Face Logging Emissions Suit, DC Judge Rules
• DEA Seeks Exit From Hemp Group's Suit Over Raid
• Ariz. AG Warns Cops, Retailers About Illegal THC Sales
• Kirkland Adds 31-Year V&E Energy Group Veteran
• Jurisdiction Argument In USAID Dissent Is Up For Debate
• Columbia Student Asks Court To Block Deportation Efforts
• Trump Picks Acting CDC Head After Weldon Nomination Fails
• DOJ Opposes Bid To Block Cornell Student's Deportation
• Bank Groups Take Aim At Fed's Stress-Test Methodology
• Contract Consolidation Under GSA Could Hurt Innovation
• DC Circ. Appears Divided In Venezuelan Deportation Appeal
• Kimmel's Use Of Santos Videos Not Fair, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ore. Tribe Backs Hydro Utility's Eminent Domain Bid At Falls
• Venezuelans Seek Hold On End To DHS Removal Protections
• NC Urges Court To Rule Fla. Realty Co. Duped Homeowners
• Colo. Judge Doubts Iffy Firing Facts Can Get Restaurant A Win
• 'Enough Is Enough': Tornado Cash Users Demand Judgment
• HHS To Share Immigration Status Of Migrant Kid Sponsors
• T-Mobile, UScellular Deal Could Cut Service, FCC Warned
• 4th Circ. Halts Removal Of PFAS Suits Against 3M
• Justices Asked To Weigh Mississippi Ban On Medical Pot Ads
• Judge OKs NIL Recruiting Rules Deal​​​​​​​ Between States, NCAA
• Feds Argue That Medicare Extrapolation Audits Are Valid
• Judge Won't Stop Calif. Offshore Lease Fight For Gov't Redo
• Judge Blocks Texas A&M's Drag Show Ban, Cites First Amendment
• Colo. Justices Say ABA Standards Don't Trump State's Rules
• Judge Slams Pa. County For 'Sneaky' Climate Suit End Run
• Conn. Hospital Lacks Justiciability In $8.3M Fight, State Says
• DHS Deporting Immigrants To Arbitrary Countries, Suit Says
• Trump Proposes 25% Tariff On Venezuelan Oil Buyers
• How Importers Can Minimize FCA Risks Of Tariff Mitigation
• Groups Press DC Judge To Unfreeze EPA Climate Funds
• Explaining CFPB's Legal Duties Under The Dodd-Frank Act
• Texas High Court Revives Developer's Floodplain Takings Suit
• SEC, FINRA Enforcement Heads Say Crypto Still A Focus
• Feds Accuse Columbia Activist Of Fraud On Green Card App
• Colo. Justices Take Subcontractor's Forfeit For Excess Case
• Deadline In Removal Review Cases Not Rigid, High Court Told
• Lawyers Slam Trump Memo On 'Vexatious' Attys
• State Securities Enforcers May Fill A Federal Enforcement Gap
• Foley & Lardner Expands State AG Practice With Cozen Trio
• Schools, Unions Sue To Block Education Dept. Shutdown
• Comparable Homes Don't Lower Mass. Property's $430K Value
• No Evidence To Lower Home Value, Mass. Panel Says
• FinCEN Exempts US Businesses From Disclosure Rules
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• NYC Shops' Suit Over Pot Crackdown Tossed
• NC Justices Back Permit Approval For Disputed Asphalt Plant
• Nadine Menendez Did Senator's 'Dirty Work,' Feds Tell Jury
• Minn. County Late To Accept Property Tax Deal, Court Says
• Paul Weiss Chair Defends Trump Deal Amid Outcry
• Judge Won't Lift Block On Trump's Wartime Law Removals
• Justices Close Door On Kids' Climate Case
• Justices Decline To Revisit Landmark Press Freedom Ruling
• Justices Won't Hear Ex-Rabobank Exec's OCC Appeal
• Up Next At High Court: Non-Delegation & Clean Air Fights
• Trump Tells AG To Seek Sanctions On 'Vexatious' Attys
• 4th Circ. Won't Pause Order To Reinstate Federal Workers
• Paul Weiss Stuns Legal Industry With Trump DEI Deal
• Judge Won't Lift Injunction On Refugee Program Shutdown
• NJ AG Says Landlord Discriminated Against Low-Income Renters
• SEC Crypto Roundtable Puts 'Howey' To The Test
• NJ, Pa. Claims Over Amazon Price Hike Project Cut For Good
• Judge Vows To Find Out If Deportation Order Was Violated
• ICE's 'No Release Policy' Is Back In Effect, Attys Say
• Divisive Del. Corporate Law Bill May Get Compromise Tweak
• DOD Wants Transgender Ban Injunction Dissolved
• Novartis Urges Court To Make FDA Block Entresto Generic
• Trump Administration Reveals Details On WOTUS Intentions
• DC Circ. Won't Halt Revamp Of Public Safety Spectrum
• Push To Deport Cornell Student Likely Retaliation, Attys Say
• Meta Defends Need For Current Data In FTC Case
• SEC Guidance Moves Needle In Favor Of Private Fundraising
• FCC Probes Chinese Cos. For Alleged Illicit US Operations
• PTAB Judges Told To Get Ready For Layoffs
• Fla. Tax Preparer Sentenced To Prison For $20M Fraud
• Consumer Group Doesn't Belong In FERC Fight, Court Told
• NC Panel Weighs Judge's Bid To Toss Votes In Top Court Race
• Nonlawyer Migrant Aides See Clear Mission But Murky Future
• How King & Spalding Helped LGBTQ+ Vets Win Back Benefits
• La.'s First Nitrogen Execution Reflects Broader Method Shift
• Ga. Tort Refom Bill Gets Lawmakers' Final Approval
• Senator Says Plan To Cut Ed. Dept. Breaks Promise To Tribes
• Trump Asks NJ Judge To Send Columbia Activist Suit To La.
• 1st Circ. Affirms Hold On Education Dept. Teacher Grant Cuts
• 10 Practical Takeaways From FDA's Biopharma AI Guidance
• CFPB Says Comerica Trying To Forestall Agency Suit
• Creek Freedmen Band Wants In On Tulsa Jurisdiction Fight
• 3rd Circ. Axes Ethics Claim Against Judge Critical Of Trump
• Making The Opportunity Zones Program Great At Last
• DHS Again Seeks To Toss Pot Cos.' Wrongful Seizure Suit
• Dems Call On Trump To Reinstate Axed FTC Commissioners
• What Rodney Hood's OCC Stint Could Mean For Banking
• Ex-UBS North America CEO Agrees To $4.9M FBAR Judgment
• Fed Defends Swipe Fee Cap Against Ky. Pizzeria's Challenge
• DOJ Seeks To DQ Judge From Perkins Coie's Exec Order Suit
• Mich. Judge Dismisses $217M Dam Repair Tax Challenge
• DC Circ. Won't Let Apple Intervene For Google Search Fix Trial
• Mass. Court Shields Welfare Workers From Child Harm Claims
• Judge Accused Of Bias Expresses Regret Over MDL Remarks
• 3rd Circ. Takes On NJ Judicial Privacy Law's Constitutionality
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• 4 Actions For Cos. As SEC Rebrands Cyber Enforcement Units
• NJ Panel Denies Bid To Block Affordable Housing Complex
• High Court Water Permit Ruling Lacks Specificity
• New Mexico Lawmakers Approve Medical Psilocybin Bill
• EPA Senior Atty Joins Holland & Knight As Senior Counsel
• Credit Unions Denied Class Cert. In NY Rate Cut Suit
• Trump Rescinds Paul Weiss Order After Firm Strikes Deal
• Judge Orders Feds To Explain If Removals Defied Injunction
• Fox News Host Wins Atty Fees Over Failed Defamation Row
• OCC Says It Will Stop Examining Banks For Reputation Risk
• Media Matters Says X Can't Restrict Dispute To Texas
• 9th Circ. Judge Takes Aim At Calif. Gun Ruling On YouTube
• SEC Steps Back From Crypto Mining In Staff Statement
• NTSB Says Maryland Didn't Track Risks Of Key Bridge Collapse
• LA Hit With Sanctions Request In Encampment Sweep Lawsuit
• Colo. Judge Tells School To Return Banned Books To Shelves
• FTC Asks 8th Circ. To Nix Click-To-Cancel Rule Challenges
• Industry Groups Criticize Withdrawal Of PTAB Denial Memo
• 'Skill Games' Don't Define One's Character, Court Says
• Utah High Court Leaves Youth Climate Claims Down For Now
• Ore. City Can License Channels For Public Safety System
• No Coal Plant Rescue Plans On The Table, FERC Chair Says
• Conn. Murder Exoneree Seeks Extra $2M From Cop's Estate
• DOJ Drops Biden-Era Suit Over Texas Migrant Arrest Law
• Parolees Say DHS Parole Program Cuts Causing Broad Injury
• State AGs Want 11th Circ. Redo Of FCC Robocall Reg Ruling
• Oil And Gas Cos. Say DC 'Greenwashing' Claims Are Too Vague
• 8th Circ. Won't Pause FTC's Insulin Pricing Case
• MiMedx Challenges FDA Classification Of Wound Care Powder
• Texas Senators Approve Bill Banning THC Consumables
• Feds Say Crypto Lobbyist Can't Delay FTX-Tied Case
• Senate Panel To Weigh NTIA Nom Next Week
• 9th Circ. Won't Renew Consumers' Amazon 'Buy Box' Suit
• Feds Ask High Court To Nix Mich. Tribal Land Trust Row
• Colo. Court Says No Corp. Damages Cap In Some Death Suits
• DHS Says There's No Evidence Parole Is Being Categorically Denied
• IRS SALT Cap Workaround Rule Unlawful, 2nd Circ. Told
• CFPB Union Narrows Injunction Bid In Shutdown Suit
• Ill. Justices End Cities' Dispute Over Cooper's Hawk Sales Tax
• Deportation Flights May End Up A Legal And Strategic Error
• Mitigating The Risk Of Interacting With A Designated Cartel
• FCC Eases Regs To Hasten Switch From Copper Lines
• Conn. AG Sues Builder, Companies For State Park Clear-Cut
• How Health Cos. Can Navigate Data Security Regulation Limbo
• Judge Denies CFPB's Bid To Pause Experian Dispute Case
• NC Statehouse Catch-Up: Helene, Crypto, Curbing The AG
• Animal, Community Groups Can't Foil Iowa 'Ag-Gag' Law
• 7th Circ. Backs Chicago Rail In Canine Officer's ADA Suit
• Frost Brown Adds Former Houston City Atty To Finance Team
• Preparing For Tariffs On Canadian Power In The Northeast
• Former Ore. Doctor's Deduction For Insurance Premiums OK'd
• How Calif.'s Wildfire Insurance Crisis Might Affect Texas
• New SEC Guidance May Change How Investors, Cos. Talk
• 4 Key Payments Trends For White Collar Attys
• 7th Circ. Chief Judge Diane Sykes To Take Senior Status
• Hawley To Introduce Bill To Restrict Nationwide Injunctions
• Robinson Bradshaw Adds Ex-FBI Deputy Chief Of Staff
• Calif. Antitrust Bill Could Alter Enforcement Landscape
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Tells DOJ To Alert All Agencies Of Perkins Coie Ruling
• Lenders Rally For CDFI Fund After Trump Orders Cuts
• All GOP FTC Tamps Down Dissent, Ratchets Up Legal Fights
• California Rancheria Can Comment On Casino Land Dispute
• Abortion Case May Be Just The Start For Empowered Paxton
• Fired FTC Dem Warns Of Billionaire Influence On Trump
• DOJ Says Anthropic View Of Google Search Fix Is Now Moot
• Ga. Justices Consider Election Board's Rulemaking Authority
• Calif. Panel Probes Disbarring Eastman Over 2020 Election
• Interior Department Transfers 680 Acres To North Dakota Tribe
• Broadband Pole Upgrades Depend On States, Pew Says
• Fla. Court Affirms Boardwalk Easement, Despite Defunct Law
• DOJ Defends Rejection Of Agri Stats Bid For Data Points
• NY DOT Says Feds' Bid To Kill Congestion Pricing Is 'Unlawful'
• Judge Questions Standing In DEI Executive Orders Challenge
• 8th Circuit Rejects Minn. Tribe's Jurisdiction Rehearing Bid
• Trade Group Sues La. Over Social Media Age Restrictions
• Upholding Tribal Sovereignty Benefits US And Indian Country
• EEOC, DOJ Advise Workers To Look Out For DEI-Based Bias
• White House Says It Will Obey Court Orders But Faults Judges
• Monsanto Lawyers Face Reduced Penalties Over PCB Reports
• Wash. Water Quality Regs Survive Industry Challenge
• EU Accuses Google Of Breaking New Big Tech Rules
• Ga. Beats Another Challenge To 2021 Voting Law
• Mich. Senate Asks High Court To Fast-Track Stalled Bill Case
• Court Tosses Challenge To Indiana's Delta-8 THC Policy
• Judge Carves Up Arkansas Cherokee Casino License Dispute
• 10th Circ. Says 'Corner-Crossing' Hunters Didn't Trespass
• Constitutional Foundations Of Gov't-Guaranteed Investments
• Investor Essentials For Buying Federally Owned Property
• Broadcasters Say Next-Gen TV Could Back Up GPS
• Mich. Judges Fret Over Danger Of Proposed Disclosure Rules
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