Public Policy Archive » April, 2025

Public Policy - April, 2025

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• Susman Godfrey Urges Court To Reject Trump's Dismissal Bid
• House GOP Bill To Cut CFPB Budget, Audit Board Clears Panel
• CFPB Scraps More Cases, Curbs Small Biz Loan Rule Focus
• Oil Group Drops Suit After DOI Says Leasing Redo Coming
• Tariffs, FCPA Enforcement Pause Heighten Bribery Risk
• DOJ Urges 11th Circ. To Restore FCA Whistleblower Provision
• NYPD Hit With Class Action Claiming Racial Bias In Gang List
• CEO Asked How Rivals Can Possibly Match Google Money
• Calif. Bar Seeks Credits, Lower Pass Score After Exam Fiasco
• Feds Say Trump Has Broad Nat'l Emergency Tariff Powers
• FCC Could Ban Foreign Adversaries' Testing Labs
• Senate Bill Would Make FCC List Foreign Foes' Telecom Stakes
• Ga. Panel Backs Benefits For Worker Over COVID Safety
• House Votes To Nix Two Calif. Air Emissions Waivers
• FTC Transfer Stripped From House Judiciary Reconciliation
• Senate Rejects Bill To End Trump's Nat'l Emergency On Tariffs
• DOI Says Mich. Tribe's $1.5M Atty Fee Request Years Too Late
• Tribes Say Calif. Sheriffs Illegally Raided Pot Grow Sites
• Amazon's Suit Over Soured Solar Deals Survives Dismissal
• Cos. Must Plan For China-Taiwan Risks, Ex-Trump Official Says
• 3rd Circ. Preview: NJ To Defend ICE Contractor Law In May
• Website Operators Challenge $102M FTC Judgment
• Ex-Atlanta IG Aims To Toss Lobbyist's Bank Subpoena Suit
• Senate Bill Moves Ahead To Beef Up FCC Disaster Reports
• Tribes Join Push For High Court To Review Ariz. Tax On Plant
• TikTok Exec Calls Facebook, Instagram 'Complements'
• 5 Areas Contractors Should Watch After 1st 100 Days
• Coinbase Urges Justices To Take User's IRS Data Seizure Suit
• Planning For Open Banking Despite CFPB Uncertainty
• 'Life Of The Mother' Abortion Bill Clears Texas Senate
• Akin Atty Returns To FCC To Lead Wireline Bureau
• Creek Say Tulsa Jurisdictional Row Is 'Federal To The Core'
• Army Fights Neb. Tribe's Bid To Repatriate Children's Remains
• Judge Says Gov't Can't Move Deportees To Avoid Due Process
• Columbia Student Released On Bail After Judge's Order
• Fox, Smartmatic Trade Barbs In $2.7B Suit As Both Seek Win
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• US Economy Shrank 0.3% In First Quarter As Imports Surged
• Feds Barred From Reviving 'Unlawful' Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Local Gov'ts Say FCC Must Tread Lightly On Deleting Regs
• Senate Panel Clears Trump's Pick For 3rd FCC Republican
• EU Busts $10M VAT Fraud Ring Involving Chinese Imports
• Crunching The Numbers Of Trump SEC's 1st 100 Days
• Marshals Service Pick Vows To Protect Judges Amid Tensions
• DC Judge Grapples With FBI Agents' Bid To Block Jan. 6 List
• Dem Reps. Urge Court To Block IRS-ICE Info-Sharing Pact
• Charging A Separate Tariff Fee May Backfire For Retailers
• Dems Renew Effort To Enshrine LGBTQ+ Bias Protections
• Trump Pick To Lead DEA Noncommittal On Pot Rescheduling
• Tyler Tech Says NC Digital Court System 'Works As Designed'
• Feds Must Keep Funding Migrant Kids' Counsel, Judge Says
• Ohio Top Court Backs Challenged Solar Farm Approval
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Enviro To Mid-Law
• Bipartisan House Members Pitch Expanded Paid Family Leave
• NYC Paid Record High Of $2B In Legal Claims In 2024
• NJ Court Says It Can Hear Khalil's Unlawful Detention Suit
• DC Judge Wary Of Border Asylum Halt
• Duke Energy Rival Tells Justices Not To Review Monopoly Suit
• 2nd Circ. Not Sure FCC Fine Denied Verizon's Trial Right
• Ohio Justices Reinstate Trans Care Limits During AG's Appeal
• GOP Plan To Shutter Audit Watchdog Could Strain SEC
• Ex-CFPB Senior Attys Sign On With Democracy Forward
• FTC Defends John Deere Right-To-Repair Suit
• State Telecom Roundup: Funding Security Without The Feds
• 10th Circ. Won't Touch Colo. Deportation Stay For Now
• SEC Abandons Investigation Into PayPal's Dollar Stablecoin
• DC Judge Worries About 340B Rebate Program Without 'Teeth'
• Fla. AG Drops Claims FEMA Avoided Trump Supporters' Homes
• CFPB Aims To Mediate Colony Ridge 'Reverse Redlining' Suit
• Examining The EPA's Forever Chemical Plans
• Feds Urge Dismissal Of Suit Over Halted Refugee Program
• Judge Mulls If Google Could Still Vie To Be Default Search
• Conn. Watchdog Urges Probe Into Avangrid Phishing Scam
• Koi Nation Can't Intervene In Casino Row, Court Told
• Trump Executive Order Aims To Defend Police In Lawsuits
• Key Takeaways From Patent Office's New Denial Process FAQ
• Watchdog Will Probe Trump Admin's Push To Shrink CFPB
• Kroger-Owned Chain Fights To Keep UFCW Suit Alive
• Univ. Groups Can Pursue Free-Speech Case Over Removals
• 2 Dozen States Say DOGE Can't 'Dismantle' AmeriCorps
• CPB Sues Trump Admin Over Board Termination Emails
• Justices Scoff At Feds' Defenses In Mistaken FBI Raid Case
• Chicago US Atty Focusing On Local Cases Amid DC Priorities
• Bessent Says EU Must Kill Digital Taxes For US Trade Deal
• Pa. Officials To Face Juvenile Prison Abuse Suit, For Now
• Trump Can't Reorganize Gov't Without Congress, Groups Say
• Judge Blocks Fla. Migrant Law, Wants Briefs On TRO Violation
• South Korea Asks IMF To Aid Global Response To US Tariffs
• Independent Contractor Rule Up In The Air Under New DOL
• DC Judge Gives Due Process Pop Quiz In F-1 Visa Record Suit
• GenBioPro Can Defend FDA Approval In Mifepristone Suit
• Pa. Attorney Gets 1 Year In Prison For Bankruptcy Fraud
• Why Trade Cases May Put Maple Leaf Deference On Review
• Risk Control Tips For Banks With Cryptocurrency Customers
• Dem Reps. Introduce Bill To Repeal Ban On Fed. Pot Studies
• Mexico Put On Latest USTR Priority IP Watch List
• Union Pension Fund Wins $132M Bailout Suit At 2nd Circ.
• FERC Wrongly Greenlighted Kan. Grid Projects, DC Circ. Told
• Sullivan M&A Chief Sees Opportunities Amid Tariff Turmoil
• Mayer Brown Loses $1M Fee Award For Death Row Case Work
• How The USPTO Might Find A Path Forward After Job Cuts
• Migrants Tell 1st Circ. 3rd Country Removals Can Be Limited
• Five Federal Pot Law Cases Sent Back To DC Superior Court
• Oklahoma Tribes Ask Court To Reopen Gaming Compact Row
• How Trump Orders Affect Health Orgs.' Care For Trans Minors
• Florida, 20 Other States Back FTC Commissioner Firings
• Automakers Get 15% Tariff Offset Under New Trump Order
• High Court Backs HHS In Hospital Pay Formula Dispute
• Ed Martin Turns In 100-Plus Pages Of Responses To Sens.
• Gitmo Atty Access Still Lacking, Immigrant Detainees Allege
• DC Circ. Restores Ban On CFPB Mass Layoffs Amid Appeal
• Feds' Bid To Spring False Biden Accuser Shot Down By Judge
• Pulled Decision Dooms Chicago Disposal Site Suit, Feds Say
• Biz Groups Fight NY's Bid To Join Their Climate Suit With States'
• Court Urged To Reconsider Jurisdiction In Tribal Tariff Row
• DOJ Rips 'Flawed' Wartime Removals Order At 10th Circ.
• Wells Fargo Exits CFPB's Mortgage, Auto Loan Consent Order
• FCC Tells Courts 5th Circ. Wrong To Kill $57M AT&T Fine
• Exec 'Can't Believe' X Offers Itself As Place For Friends
• DOJ's Slater Outlines 'America First Antitrust' Priorities
• DHS Says Visa Record Restored For Foreign Student In Wash.
• Dallas Strip Clubs' Args Give Fed. Judge 'Déjà Vu All Over Again'
• Ga. Speaker Claims Immunity In Lawsuit Over Lawmaker Ban
• Gov't Reverses Position On Surgery For Trans Prisoners
• DOJ Wants Live Nation Case Split Between Liability, Damages
• EPA Waiver Lifts Summer Ban On High-Ethanol Fuel Sales
• Justices Open To New Combat Compensation Filing Window
• Judge 'Commandeered' VOA, DC Circ. Told
• Whitmer's Top Court Pick Helps Secure Her Judicial Legacy
• FCC Eyes New Power Limits For NGSO Satellites
• Trump To Target Sanctuary Cities With New Executive Order
• Board Game Co., 11 Others Say Trump Tariffs Unconstitutional
• 9th Circ. Nixes COVID-19 App Suit Appeal Against Apple
• Cannabis Firms Say 'Rogue' CBP Can't Seize State-Legal Pot
• Green Group Says Shell Case Discovery Fees Are Too Costly
• Unions Tell Judge To Stop DOGE's Federal Personnel Probe
• Trump Sued Over 'Unprecedented' NCUA Board Purge
• Judge Weighs Impact Of Top Court Ruling On DOE Grant Cap
• FCC Aims To Fight Robocall Scams With Caller ID Reg
• Judge Wants Flight List In '3rd Country' Removal Case
• Ex-Prison Director, Former Nikki Haley Aide Named SC US Atty
• FDIC Rules Rollback Foretells More Pro-Industry Changes
• Nasdaq Presses SEC To Enact Clearer Digital Asset Rules
• EPA Restarts Voluntary Retirement Program
• No Harm Shown Over DOGE Access To Tax Data, US Says
• EPA Touts Intention To Act On PFAS Contamination
• Pa. County Council Fill-In Sues Over Timing Of Election
• 10th Circ. Says EPA Overlooked Colo. Air Pollution Concerns
• Feds No Longer Want Convicted Ex-Ill. Speaker To Forfeit $3M
• Trump DOE's Plan On AI Offers Challenges, Opportunities
• Commanders Agree To NFL Stadium Deal, Return To DC
• Nadine Menendez Seeks Acquittal And Sentencing Delay
• 'Give Me A Break': Judge Questions DOJ On Jenner Order
• DOJ Says NY Sanctuary Law Undermines Fed Operations
• China Says No Tariff Negotiations Underway With US
• NY Tax Talk: Sourcing, Retroactivity, Information Services
• DOJ Memo Maps Out A Lighter Touch For Digital Assets
• Ala. Medical Pot Commission Sued Over Patient Registry
• SEC Update May Ease Accredited Investor Status Verification
• Colo. House Panel OKs Axing Deduction For Free Sports Bets
• Speaker Johnson's Former Top Lawyer Joining Jenner In DC
• Prior Suit Dooms Guest's Suit Over Toss From Hotel Over Pot
• Md. Expands Tax Break For Biz-Owned Child Care Property
• Justices Won't Disturb 9th Circ.'s AT&T 401(k) Suit Revival
• High Court Won't Hear Michigan Tribe's Land Trust Dispute
• Black Man Concedes Commutation Mooted Death Row Ruling
• HHS Sued Over Withholding Of $65.8M In Title X Funding
• Trump Admin. Sues Rochester Over Sanctuary City Policies
• OCC Slashes Fines In Deals With Ex-Wells Fargo Auditors
• CFPB Abandons $2.25M Student Loan Trust Deal, Drops Case
• FINRA Urges Justices To Reject Constitutional Challenge
• 19 AGs Sue Trump Admin Over Anti-DEI School Funding Threat
• Refusing Mental Healthcare Means Liability, Pa. Justices Rule
• Okla. Backs Wind Farm At 10th Circ. In Osage Mineral Dispute
• Up Next At High Court: Class Cert., Religious Charter Schools
• FDIC Defends In-House Enforcement For Banking At 7th Circ.
• US Tourism Dips Amid ICE Confinement Of Foreign Travelers
• Calif. Judge Rips Trump Admin's 'Whack-A-Mole' ICE Policies
• Texas High Court Keeps Alive REIT's 'Short And Distort' Suit
• DOJ Says Journalists Must Answer Subpoenas
• Telecom Org. Demands FCC Rethink Copper Retirement
• Patents Commissioner Hits Positive Note On Agency Reforms
• Seattle Part-Time Judge Censured For Forged Parking Doc
• Google Ad Tech Judge Wants To Get Moving On Remedies
• HHS Says Cuts Target Excess After Judge Seeks More Info
• Trimmed Challenge To Fla. Lab-Grown Meat Ban Moves Ahead
• Trans Prisoners Fight For Care Over New White House Hurdles
• DHS Ordered To Restore Visa Status For More Wash. Students
• Interior's Energy Permits Plan Has Legal And Practical Risks
• Tort Report: Texas Justices Set Dram Shop Standard
• Judge Asks How Ed Dept. Can Fulfill Mandates Without Staff
• Judge Blocks Trump Order Limiting Fed. Worker Bargaining
• Feds Fight Unions' Bid To Reverse Cuts To FMCS
• Low-Power Stations Seek To Avoid Next-Gen TV Mandate
• Feds Say Tariff Fight Belongs In International Trade Court
• Sen. Crapo Calls Exec Session For Commerce, Treasury Noms
• Hemp Co. Says Seller Can't Pass Buck On Pot Arrest
• Is The 'Prevailing Party' Over For Civil Rights Attys?
• With $1.2M Deal, Pattern Of NY Prison Abuse Cases Emerges
• Broadcasters Oppose FCC Adding New Local Notice Regs
• Feds Accused Of Illegal Education Data Collection Rollback
• NY Settles Class Action Over Delays In Special Ed Hearings
• Trump Pressed To Roll Back Ligado Network Order
• Legal Ethics Considerations For Law Firm Pro Bono Deals
• Ex-Sen. Menendez Can't Avoid Prison During Appeal
• NJ Industrial Remediation Claims Not Time-Barred, Panel Says
• Avoiding Compliance Risks Under Calif. Recycling Label Law
• Aggressive USPTO Policy Push Suggests 'It's Lutnick's Show'
• Feds Push To Keep Trial Date For 'Compromised' Texas Rep
• Teachers Union Blocks Feds From Freezing Funds Over DEI
• House Republicans Seek Info On DeepSeek Ties To CCP
• Spencer Fane Adds Former Oklahoma Higher Ed. Chancellor
• NJ AG Gives Chief Counsel Role To Former Civil Rights Head
• Apache Want To Pause Enviro Study Until High Court Ruling
• NJ Towns Challenge State Affordable Housing Framework
• Ex-FCC Chair Back At HQ To Lobby For Mobile Biz
• Atkins Vows SEC Will Pursue 'Common-Sense' Crypto Policy
• Feds Say They'll Reactivate Foreign Student Visa Records
• Calif. High Court Wants Answers On Bar Exam AI Use
• 5 Issues Benefits Attys Want The Gov't To Shed Light On
• Santos Gets Over 7 Years For Campaign Finance Fraud
• Reproductive Health Under Trump So Far, And What's Next
• FDIC Unlocks A Door To Banks' Potential Crypto Future
• Del. Dispatch: Open Issues After Corp. Law Amendments
• Playing Football Made Me A Better Lawyer
• What Del. Supreme Court LKQ Decision Means For M&A Deals
• Skadden Meddled With Internal Trump Deal Talk, NLRB Told
• House Panel 'Committed' To Passing Privacy Law, Staffer Says
• DOT Drops SDNY Attys Who Accidentally Exposed Case Flaws
• Khalil's Attys Say Lack Of Warrant Should Doom Removal
• Trump Pardons Politician Convicted Of Statue Funding Fraud
• 11th Circ. Considers Sackett's Impact In Clean Water Suit
• Google Case Judge Weighs Rivals' Data Needs Against Privacy
• 21 Democratic AGs Back Susman Godfrey In Trump EO Fight
• Trump's Regulatory Thaw On Crypto Reaches Federal Reserve
• Ex-FCC Enforcement Deputy Joins Lerman Senter
• EPA Faces Diverging Input On How To Modify WOTUS Rule
• Biz Court Questions What Ties TikTok To NC In Addiction Case
• Automaker Group Sues Wash. Over New Biz Licensing Regs
• FDIC's Hill Faces Dems' Questions Over DOGE Access, Job Cuts
• Conn. Judge Nixes Council's Power Line Approval
• Christian Groups Aim To Back Trump On EEOC Member's Suit
• Bankers Push FCC For Caller ID To Combat Fraud
• Md. Judge Pauses Discovery In Abrego Garcia Case
• 8th Circ. Quizzes SEC About Fate Of Climate Regs
• Dragonchain Suit Dropped Amid SEC's Crypto Reg Revisit
• Judge Presses Feds To Explain Int'l Students' Data Removal
• Lawmakers Seek Answers From Law Firms Over Trump Deals
• DOT Carves Out Autonomous Vehicle Exemptions
• Mass. DA Says No Basis For Contempt Against ICE Agent
• GAO Denies Protest Of $10.5M DOE Support Services Deal
• ACLU Urges Court To Enforce Family Separation Settlement
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear CashCall Appeal Of $134M CFPB Order
• Creek Can't Block Tulsa County Officials In Jurisdiction Fight
• Jury Deadlocks In Ill. Senator's Bribery Trial
• Ala. Ends Coinbase Enforcement Case As Feds Pursue Policy
• Pa. Justices To Say If Wage Law Permits Suits Over Late Pay
• Tracking FTC Labor Task Force's Focus On Worker Protection
• Mich. Judge Orders DHS To Restore Int'l Students' Records
• Trump Admin Appeals Colo. Judge's Migrant Removal Bar
• Md. To Allow Baltimore Tax Hike On Vacant Nonprofit Property
• NY AG Says Housing Fraud Claim Is 'Retribution' By Trump
• Md. To Allow Counties To Negotiate Payments With Broadband
• Feds Slam City's Challenge To ICE's Planned NJ Facility
• FCC Dem Says 'Censorship' Focus Distracting From Mission
• Texas House Passes AI Porn Site Age Verification Bill
• Administration Defends Right To Fire FTC Commissioners
• Md. Authorizes Property Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing
• Texas Court Allows State To Block Austin Pot Amnesty Law
• Ill. Justices Affirm Venue Limits For Constitutional Challenges
• Trump Asks Justices To Lift Pause On Transgender Troop Ban
• 10 Arbitrations And A 5th Circ. Ruling Flag Arb. Clause Risks
• Longest-Serving Federal Judge To Take Senior Status
• How High Court's Cornell Decision Will Affect ERISA Suits
• Think Tank Says Tariffs Hit Lower-Income Workers Hardest
• 'Here We Are Again': Trump Can't Block Sanctuary City Funds
• Aviation Watch: New FAA Chief Will Face Strong Headwinds
• ABA Sues DOJ For Ending Domestic, Sexual Violence Grants
• Ex-Riverfront CFO Gets 19 Years For 'Vulgar' $44M Fraud
• Judge Orders Another Asylum-Seeker's Return From El Salvador
• Harvard Seeks To Move 'Swiftly' In $2B Fund Freeze Suit
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Health Data Access Order Challenge
• How Trump Energy Order May Challenge State Climate Efforts
• AI Use Of Hollywood Works: The Case For Statutory Licensing
• Tax Cos. Head To 9th Circ. Over IRS Worker Credit Denials
• Verdict Upheld For Security Co. Accused In Teen's Drowning
• The SEC's Administrative Law Courts Are At A Crossroads
• US Must Pay ND $28M Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protest
• Trump Order Directs Feds To Disregard Disparate Impact
• Trump Admin's Border Cash Reporting Order Halted
• DOJ, Legal Groups Spar Over Migrant Kids Counsel Funding
• CFPB Walks Away From Horizon Credit Card Suit
• Ex-Rep Should Pay $25K For 'Sham' Lawsuit, Fla. Judge Told
• California Bar Says It Used AI To Craft Some Exam Questions
• Sanctuary Cities Near Block Of Trump Plan To Withhold Funds
• Latest CFPB Layoffs Need Court's Scrutiny, DC Circ. Told
• NY, 11 Other States Sue Trump Administration To Block Tariffs
• CEOs Urge SEC To Ban Political Activists' Proxy Proposals
• Fla. AG Tells Cops TRO Blocking Migrant Law Is Unlawful
• Judge's Same-Sex Wedding Ban Legal In Texas, Justices Hear
• Trump Admin Gives States More Time To Finalize BEAD Plans
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Minority Farmer COVID Debt Relief Suit
• After Sanction Bid, Savannah Aims To Toss Cop Shooting Suit
• Senate Panel To Vote On Trump FCC Nominee Next Week
• DC Judges Doubt Feds' Rationale For Orders Against Firms
• Denver Water Says Dam Work Won't Hurt Environment
• 10th Circ. Says Lower Court Erred On Pollution Coverage
• FINRA Acts On Entrex Application After SEC Gets Complaint
• Trump, OPM Say Unions Are 'Bystanders' In Schedule F Row
• NC Justice Hammers Home Depot's Reading Of Sales Law
• Texas Court Skeptical Of 'Death Star' Standing Argument
• Judge To Consider Bond For Detained Palestinian Student
• 6th Circ. Calls Compassionate Release Change A 'Power Grab'
• Justices Hint That Fuel Groups Can Fight Emissions Waiver
• Judge Says Calif. Tribes Can't Intervene In $700M Casino Row
• Wash. AG Tries To Move O'Reilly Pregnancy Bias Suit To Trial
• New Mexico Wildfire Sparks Suit Against Federal Government
• Conservative Legal Group Sues For Federal Judiciary Records
• Church Denied Injunction In 'Psychedelic Healing Shack' Suit
• 6th Circ. Preserves Enbridge's Pipeline Suit Against Mich.
• Ex-Rabobank Exec Seeks $5M To Cover OCC Fight Legal Bill
• Genetic Testing Co., Marketer Settle FCA Case For $6M
• FCA Suit Over Allergan's Alleged Kickbacks Trimmed
• Standing May Doom Academic Groups' Suit Over Removals
• Trump Says 145% Tariffs On China Will Fall Significantly
• Feds Ask 1st Circ. To Pause Block On '3rd Country' Removals
• Algorithm To Detect TM Application Fraud Coming To USPTO
• EPA's Proposed GHG Reform Could Hinder Climate Regulation
• Ariz. Bars Property Values Above Local Assessor Valuations
• SEC's Noteworthy Stablecoin Guidance Comes With Caveats
• Self-Disclosure Calculus Remains Complex Under Trump DOJ
• GOP Leader Proposes Modernizing Contractor Rules
• Mo. Counties, State Argue For Cannabis Tax At High Court
• FCC Seeks Industry Data In Probing T-Mobile, UScellular Deal
• 4 Ways US Banks Can Operate In Canada
• US Tariffs Will Slow Global Economic Growth, IMF Says
• Dems Demand DOJ Explain Marshals Sent To Ex-Official
• Ex-Chief Of SDNY Fraud Unit Joins Fenwick White Collar Team
• M&A 'Pause' Requires Nimble, Creative Dealmaking
• Power To The Paralegals: The Value Of Unified State Licensing
• Split 4th Circ. Halts Ballot Curing In NC Top Court Race
• Fed's Buffer Plan Marks Start Of Stress Test Reform 'Journey'
• International Trade Court Won't Block Tariffs In Small Biz Case
• Venezuelan Deportation Ban Extended Amid Due Process Fears
• ChatGPT Exec Says Google Data Access Could Aid Rival AI
• Trump Appointees Raise Eyebrows At Trans Troop Ban
• Kan. Tribe Fights Sheriff's Authority In Tribal Jurisdiction Suit
• Florida Accuses Snap Of Violating New Kids Social Media Law
• Judge Prods DOJ For Proof Of Bias In Colo. Clerk Prosecution
• Instagram Founder Says Meta 'Starved' Co. After Acquisition
• Audit Finds Calif. Universities' Repatriation Efforts Still Slow
• Wind Farm Work Stoppage Raises Energy Project Risks
• Minn. Sues Over Funding Threats Tied To Trans Athlete Policy
• Justices Urged To Deny Jan. 6 Cops' Bid To Shield Identities
• US Intends To Proceed With Ariz. Copper Mine, Justices Told
• 9th Circ. Affirms Otonomo's Escape Of Calif. Car Tracking Suit
• District's $59M Building Contract Void Over Undisclosed Gifts
• Wash. Appeals Panel Revives State Patrol Commute Pay Suit
• Reporters Extend Block On Plan Threatening Voice Of America
• CFPB Waves White Flag In Prepaid Rule Fight With PayPal
• CFTC Wants Input On 24/7 Trading, Perpetual Contracts
• Trump Admin Fights Groups' Bid To Stop Library Agency Cuts
• Panel Unsure If Suspension For Off-Campus Arrest Holds Up
• Kalshi, Crypto.com Fight Md. Regulator On Sports Contracts
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $668K Housing Funds Dispute
• Michigan Panel Remands Pot Cos.' Secret Meetings Suit
• DOJ Says Google Ad Tech Win Supports Apple Antitrust Case
• Judge Urged To Return Asylum Applicant Sent To El Salvador
• Phillips Steps Down As FERC Commissioner
• Calif. Judge In Migrant Kids' Funding Suit Keeps Aid Flowing
• Montana Farmers Union Asks To Join Tribe's Anti-Tariff Suit
• Key Digital Asset Issues Require Antitrust Vigilance
• Ark. Offers Credit For 50% Of New Payroll For HQ Relocations
• What's Next For Lab Test Regulation Without FDA Authority
• FCC Clears Remaining Roadblocks For Smart Car Tech
• Jay Clayton Sworn In As Interim US Atty For SDNY
• 11 Tips For Contractors Dealing With DOD Staff Reductions
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-HHS Atty To Health Practice
• Brownstein Leads As BigLaw Sees Rise In Lobbying Revenue
• Cut Satellite Launch Costs, Loosen Limits, FCC Told
• In Trump Standoff, Harvard Has Law And Money On Its Side
• Colo. Judge Extends Halt On Removal Of Venezuelan Migrants
• NYT Again Beats Palin's Defamation Claims After Retrial
• NC Justice Fights GOP Challenger's 'Dangerous' Vote Fight
• Dems Not Satisfied With BigLaw Answers On Trump Deals
• Anticipating NIL Deal, NCAA Changes Athlete Pay Rules
• Vance Says US, India Finalized Guidelines For Trade Talks
• Hemp Group Drops DEA From Suit Over Police Raid, Arrest
• Pay Cos. That Adapt Can Benefit As Gov't Ends Paper Checks
• Justices Say Self-Removal Deadlines Don't Include Weekends
• Morgan Lewis Hires Ex-CFTC General Counsel
• EPA Tells Enviro Justice Employees Reductions Are Coming
• 5th Circ. Lifts Block On Mississippi Social Media Law
• CFPB Needs Only 200 Workers, Trump Admin Tells DC Circ.
• DOJ Pushes Chrome Sale To Solve Google Monopoly
• 'Embarrassed' Judge Can't Yet Rule On Woolsey Fire Suit
• Colo. Justices Say Insurer Can't Escape 'Economic Loss' Rule
• Verizon Fights Telecom Group's Claims Against Frontier Deal
• NJ Says KalshiEx Can't Rebrand Bets To Dodge Gambling Law
• Consumer Groups Say FCC Should Limit Power Co. Calls
• 'Corrupt' Ill. Sen. Took Bribes, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• Education Dept. Cuts Have 'Gutted' Bias Probes, Suit Says
• Wind Farm Co. Asks 10th Circ. To Undo Osage Teardown Order
• FCC Commish Names GOP Strategist New Chief Of Staff
• Veterans Urge High Court To Ax Time Bar For Compensation
• Churches Say Nonprofit Politics Ban Violates Speech Rights
• Courts Equipped For Frivolous 'Quiet Hour' Suits, FCC Told
• Offshore Leasing Withdrawal Ruling Not Moot, Court Told
• DOL Tells 5th Circ. It May Rescind Biden-Era ESG Rule
• Feds Vow To Cut NY Funds If Congestion Pricing Stays On
• Harvard Sues Trump Admin Over $2B Funding Freeze
• Ga. Judge Orders DHS To Restore Int'l Students' Legal Status
• Academics Say FTC Firings Threaten Fed, Economic Stability
• Judge Says New Transgender Passport Policy Rooted In Bias
• U-Visa Seekers Push For Class Cert. In Processing Delays Suit
• 4 Takeaways From La. Coastal Wetland Damage Verdict
• Staying The Course On Consumer Financial Law Compliance
• Colo. Judge Skeptical She Can't Hear 'Alien Enemies' Case
• Taiwan Installs Tariff Relief Measures For Exporters
• US, Italy Say Tech Cos. Must Not Face Discriminatory Taxes
• US Asks 4th Circ. To Pause Review Of Corp. Transparency Act
• 10 Soft Skills Every GC Should Master
• How Proxy Advisory Firms Are Approaching AI And DEI
• Calif. Homeowners Say Insurers Colluded To Limit Coverage
• Interior Says Offshore Air Rule Challenge Must Be Nixed
• Ga. Tort Reform Bills Now Law With Gov. Kemp's Signature
• Unions Demand Halt To DOGE's Info Access At DOL, HHS
• DOJ Defends Wage-Fixing Jury Win From Mistrial Bid
• Advocacy Group Sues DOJ For Docs On Acting DC US Atty
• Wife Of Ex-Sen. Menendez Convicted On Corruption Charges
• 6 Criteria Can Help Assess Executive Branch Actions
• Palin Calls NYT Piece 'Devastating' But Didn't Ask For Fix
• Justices Mull 5th Circ. Redo In ACA Preventive Care Fight
• Democrats Seek More Funds To Protect Judges From Threats
• Conn. Utility Says Regulators Must Hear PFAS Class Case
• GAO Denies Protest Over $30.6M CMS Award
• Administrative Disaster At Bankruptcy Courts May Be In Sight
• Feds Say Expanded Quick Removals Suit Should Be Axed
• High Court Won't Review University Of Michigan's Gun Ban
• Florida Federal Judge To Take Senior Status In August
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Neb. Tribe's Tobacco Sales Dispute
• Justices Kick Flavored-Vape Dispute Back To 5th Circ.
• High Court's Pause Of Removals Was 'Premature,' Alito Says
• Up Next At High Court: Preventive Healthcare, LGBTQ Books
• Justices Temporarily Block Removals Under Wartime Law
• Tufts Student's ICE Detention Fight To Proceed In Vermont
• FDIC Eases Big Banks' 'Living Will' Requirements
• WTO's Position In New Trump Administration Remains Unclear
• Venezuelans Ask High Court And 5th Circ. To Pause Removals
• Trump Moves For More Power To Hire, Fire Federal Workers
• Google May See Some Light In The Ad Tech Ruling
• JPMorgan, BofA Face GOP Pressure Over Chinese Co.'s IPO
• FCC Rejects Changes To 'Silkwave-2' Satellite Plan
• Colo. Says Telecom Fiber Installer Sued Too Soon
• 1st Circ. Upholds Massachusetts' Assault Weapons Ban
• Enviro Groups Tell 10th Circ. Denver's Dam Appeal Ill-Timed
• Cybersecurity Ruling Misconstrues Law, FCC Told
• Apache Ask High Court For Quick Ruling In Oak Flat Land Row
• AG Paxton Sues Dallas Over Firearms Ban At Arts Facilities
• 5th Circ. Says FCC Can't Fine AT&T $57M Without Trial
• Democratic AGs Say Trump Illegally Fired FTC Commissioners
• High Court's Cornell Ruling Eases Path For ERISA Suits
• Tribal 'Window' For New Spectrum Licenses Defended At FCC
• Texas Panel Says State Can Pursue Block Of Pot Amnesty Law
• Ex-CFO Says He's 'Extremely Remorseful' Of $44M Fraud
• Boeing Bashed For 'Stonewalling' Discovery In 737 Fraud Suit
• FTC's Southern Glazer's Pricing Case Preserved
• ACLU Sues To Restore Foreign Students' Immigration Status
• NC Can't Appeal Bias Ruling In Death Row Case, Justices Told
• Ore. AG Sues Coinbase In Bid To Fill 'Enforcement Vacuum'
• Trump Admin: Colo. Migrants Not Held Under Enemy Act
• Tariff Suits Could Benefit From Eroding Executive Deference
• Wis. Sens. Renew Bipartisan Judicial Nomination Commission
• Ore. Realtors Urge Panel To Reject Fees On Vacant Homes
• CFTC Details Violation Materiality After Cooperation Guidance
• Telecom Says Jarkesy Ruling Dashes FCC's $4.5M Fine
• Judge Sides With Wash. In NY Distillery's Sales Reg Challenge
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• Mich. Judge Rejects Students' Plea To Restore SEVIS Records
• Del. House Bill Would Exempt Overtime Pay From Income Tax
• End May Be In Sight For Small Biz Set-Aside Programs
• Judge Blocks 'Third Country' Removals Without Due Process
• WilmerHale, Feds Dispute Reach Of Trump Order Against Firm
• Lilly Blasts Compounders' 'Scattershot' Bid To Reverse FDA
• Traversing The Shifting Sands Of ESG Reporting Compliance
• Judge Nixes Feds' DQ Bid In Migrant Kids Legal Funding Case
• Trump Ousts New IRS Acting Chief Days After Appointment
• PBMs Press 8th Circ. Bid To Pause FTC Case
• Ill. Justices To Weigh Scope Of Standard Pollution Exclusions
• Judiciary Faces Security Risks Amid Spending Freeze
• An Unrestrained, Bright-Eyed View Of Legal AI's Future
• NJ Law Prof Given Chance To Amend Tossed Free Speech Suit
• Trump Admin Pushes Ahead With New Offshore Oil Leases
• Fla.'s Take On Order Over Migrant Law 'Astounded' Judge
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