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Public Policy - May, 2025

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• Split 9th Circ. Won't Unblock Trump's Gov't Overhaul
• Kousisis May Boost Fraud Cases, But Questions Remain
• 'Not Sure It Fits': Google Judge Challenges DOJ AI Boost Idea
• Broadband Rate Regs Hurt Competition, Report Says
• Construction Co. Owners Beat Long-Runing Fla. Qui Tam Suit
• No Sanctions For Stamford In Zoning Fight Over Gyms
• SEC's Staking Guidance Ignores Court Rulings, Crenshaw Says
• Trump Blames Federalist Society For Trade Court Loss
• GAO Notes Shortfalls In Reevaluation Of Space Command HQ
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Texas Panel Keeps Intact Judge's LGBTQ+ Wedding Challenge
• Enviro-Focused Community Bank Exits FDIC Consent Orders
• Meta Looks To Nix FTC's Lead Econ Expert After Antitrust Trial
• Governor Wants Input If Dropbox Challenge Is Appealed
• Court Sinks Iowa Farm's Challenge To 'Swampbuster' Law
• Crowdfunding, Reg A Deals Grow Slowly As SEC Weighs Ideas
• Texas Justices Back Bid To Close Migrant-Aiding Nonprofit
• CFPB Punts On Fed Funding Issue In MoneyLion Case
• NJ Panel Upholds Unemployment Benefits Claims For Strikers
• Native American Group Looks To Block NY Mascot Ban
• FCC Moves To Revoke Radio Licenses For Unpaid Fees
• 5th Circ. To Rehear No Surprises Act Ruling En Banc
• Calif. Card Rooms Say AG's Gambling Regs Will Gut Local Biz
• Nicotine Tax Dispute Heads To Texas Supreme Court
• Pa. Justices Back Hospital Tax Break Despite High Salaries
• Google Must Turn Over Docs About Potential Ad Tech Breakup
• Calif. Fire Chiefs Favor Earth-Based GPS Backup Plan
• DHS Targets Sanctuary Cities In Noncompliance Notice
• Congress Must Restore IP Protection To Drive US Innovation
• US-China Trade Talks Could Resume After Stall Over Minerals
• Convicted Crypto Investor's Wife Says Gov't Can't Seize Funds
• Cleveland Says Browns' Stadium Suit Is In Wrong Venue
• Praying Or Parking? Religious Land Use Fights Head To Court
• Ga. Panel Ends County Workers' Whistleblower Suit
• Judge Says Stalled Colo. Dam Construction Poses Big Risks
• How Focus On Menopause Care Is Fueling Innovation, Access
• Colo. Judge Won't Halt $14M Wage Fines Against Strip Clubs
• DOE Yanks $3.7B In Funding For Clean Energy Projects
• Feds Say NY Violated Civil Rights Act With Mascot Ban
• No Point In Vacating NEPA Ruling, Gov't Tells 8th Circ.
• Group Calls For End To Native Mascots, Citing Youth Harm
• Calif. Digital Assets Proposal Provides Only Partial Clarity
• Dissident Intelligence Worker Arrested Over Leak Attempt
• Staying The Course Amid Seismic DOJ White Collar Changes
• The BigLaw Settlements Are About Risk, Not Profit
• USPTO Rule To Allow For Protection Of Int'l Trademarks
• Mass. Transportation Agencies Sued For $1.2M In Runoff Fees
• DC Circ. Keeps Block On Texas AG's Media Matters Probe
• DOJ Could Target Journalists Under Media Policy Reversion
• Trump Taps Paul Ingrassia To Lead Special Counsel's Office
• Current Antitrust Zeitgeist May Transcend Political Parties
• OFAC Sanctions Philippine Biz, Alleging Role In Cyber Scams
• Oklahoma Overrides Veto To Fund Indigenous Missing Cases
• House Bill Tax Tweaks Would Hinder Renewable Projects
• Chicago Backs United's Bid To Join American's O'Hare Fight
• Trump Admin To Defend Biden's For-Profit College Loan Rule
• Farm Groups' Challenge To H-2A Wage Rule Back On Track
• Trump Admin Says States Can't Fight Wind Permit Pause
• Jenner & Block Fights DOJ Motion Over Exec Order
• Mass. Can't Delay Developer's Suit Over Brownfields Credit
• Trump Opposes Quick Ruling In Copyright Chief's Firing Suit
• UK Midsize Biz Owners Wary Of Risk Exposure, Report Says
• Congressional Caucus Aims To Fix Rural Broadband Delays
• Neb.'s Cannabis Regulatory Void Poses Operational Risks
• High Court Allows Feds To Revoke Immigrant Parole For Now
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Tribal Immunity Limits On Deck For June
• Fla. AG Says Letter To Cops Doesn't Rise To Contempt
• Projects Get Some NEPA Relief, But How Much Is Unknown
• NYC Tour Bus Co. Asks Judge To Rethink Nixing Antitrust Suit
• OPM Memos Push Changes In Federal Hiring Based on 'Merit'
• OPM Injunction Looms For DOGE Chaos, As Court Floats Deal
• House Introduces CFTC-Focused Crypto Market Structure Bill
• Express Scripts Says Arkansas Can't Ban PBM Pharmacies
• DOT Calls States' EV Charging Funding Suit Premature
• Monsanto Won't Get Damages Offset In $100M PCB Tort Loss
• Split 9th Circ. Says Spa's Rule On Certain Trans Women Biased
• Fla. Appeals Order To Monitor Indian River Manatees
• Baltimore Drops CFPB Suit Amid Denials Of Defunding Plan
• FTC Seeks To Push Amazon Antitrust Trial To 2027
• TikTok Can't Duck NY Suit Over Kids' Mental Health
• Colo. Builder Slams 'Unconstitutional' Affordable Housing Fees
• China Unicom Will Stay On FCC 'Covered List'
• Khalil Files FOIA On Fed Collusion With Anti-Palestinian Groups
• Colo. Court Says No Immunity For Telecom From Injury Suit
• DOJ Officially Files To Drop Boeing 737 Max Conspiracy Case
• Judge Orders Immigration Parole Programs To Resume
• Fla. Judge Denies Trainer's Bid To Block Horse Racing Law
• Tariff Rulings Undercut Trump's Trade Authority, Dealmaking
• KC Royals Say Mortgage Deal Doesn't Imply Move To Kansas
• Ex-Copyright Chief Wants Fast Ruling In Trump Firing Dispute
• Big Oil Caused Woman's Heat Wave Death, Novel Suit Says
• Ore. Pot Regulator Will No Longer Require Labor Peace Pacts
• Judge Favors Vanda But Seeks Deal Over Drug Approval
• Ex-USPTO Solicitor Says He's Against Squires Nomination
• Judge Challenges Visa's Bid To Dismiss DOJ Antitrust Suit
• Drugstores Say Texas Flouted Rules To Update Pharmacy Regs
• DC Court Blocks Trump's Tariffs As Overreach Of Power
• Interior OKs Utah Mine In First Fast-Tracked Energy Review
• SD Tribe Issues State Of Emergency Over Police Resources
• Don't Kill 'Crucial' FCC Wi-Fi Subsidy, House Lawmakers Told
• Kids Launch New Climate Case Over Trump Energy Orders
• Fed. Circ. Revives Trump Tariffs As It Weighs Appeal
• IRS Delaying $11M Worker Tax Credit Payout, Hospital Says
• Neb. Tribe Challenges Army's Repatriation Law Interpretation
• Trump Pardons Twice-Convicted Former Conn. Governor
• Deere Says No Monopoly, Seeks End Of Right-To-Repair Suit
• Mass. Justices Revive Atty's Suit Against 'Spiteful' Colleagues
• Ore. Extends Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing Development
• Mich. Farmers Must Bring New Suit To Challenge Crop Policy
• Fla. Bill May Curb Suits Over Late-Night Collections Emails
• State Tort Claims May Help Deter Bribes During FCPA Pause
• Trump Names 4 Jurists, State AG Official For Fla. Judgeships
• Texas Bars Some Property Tax Hikes Above Voter-OK'd Rates
• DOJ Sidelines ABA From Vetting Trump's Judicial Picks
• 'Keyboard Terrorism' Against Officials Gets Colo. Man 3 Years
• 4 States' Enforcement Actions Illustrate Data Privacy Priorities
• Mich. Judge Faces Watchdog Complaint For Disparaging Boss
• CORRECTED: Pa. Justices Keep Block On Voting Machine Data-Sharing
• Google Ad Tech Ruling Creates Antitrust Uncertainty
• 3 Takeaways From The Judgments On Trump's Law Firm EOs
• Brazilian Jiujitsu Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Keeps Block On Trump's Harvard Foreign Student Ban
• Senate Committee Sets June Hearing For Trump's EBSA Pick
• High Court Restores Federal Approval Of Utah Oil Railway
• ICE Lost Benefit Of The Doubt In SEVIS Fights, Attys Say
• International Trade Court Strikes Down Trump's Tariffs
• Use Of Law To Detain Khalil Found Likely Unconstitutional
• 16 States Sue Trump Admin Over Cuts To Science Grants
• Fintech Group Warns Remittance Tax Will Hurt Consumers
• Elon Musk Is Leaving White House Role, Trump Admin Says
• EchoStar Says FCC Should Not Question Buildout Extension
• DOI Faces Energy Co. Suit Over Fort Berthold Oil Lease
• Pulitzer Board Can't Pause Trump Defamation Suit In Florida
• Justices Told Del. Expert Law Doesn't Apply In Federal Court
• NRC Has No Defense For New License Rules, DC Circ. Told
• Feds Ask SC Judge To Toss Suit Over Frozen Grant Funding
• Feds Tell Justices 9th Circ. Wrongly OK'd CWA Citizen Suit
• Execs Smuggled Billions In Goods To Skirt Duties, Feds Say
• Judge Shields NY Congestion Pricing From Feds' Threats
• FCC Urged To Reject Waiver For Alaska Plan Mapping
• Tariffs Spur Law Firms To Brace For Trade Disputes Surge
• 20 State AGs Urge 9th Circ. To Resume Refugee Admissions
• Va. Ruling Undercuts Railroads' Broadband Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• Feds Won't Appeal Offshore Fish Farming Permit Decision
• High Court's Bid To Save Fed Independence May Backfire
• Cannabis Cos. Eye High Court Review After 1st Circ. Decision
• ND Tribes Seek 8th Circ. Rehearing In Voting Rights Row
• 4 Big Questions Raised By International Retaliatory Tax In GOP Bill
• CFPB Energy Loan Rule An 'Unlawful Power Grab,' Suit Says
• 'ComEd Four' Denied New Trial After High Court Ruling
• Distiller Denied New Shot At Wash. State Alcohol Sales Regs
• Sens. Urge Treasury To Rescind Ownership Reporting Rule
• Amazon Seeks To End FTC's Prime Subscription Case
• Telecom Groups Ask Trump To Push BEAD Program Ahead
• DOL Tells 5th Circ. It Will Craft New ESG Rule For 401(k) Plans
• Feds Urge Supreme Court To Let 10th Circ. PBM Ruling Stand
• Colorado, Feds Clash Over $6.7M From Collapsed Insurer
• DOJ Says Justices' Ruling Backs Nursing Exec's Conviction
• Key Steps For Traversing Federal Grant Terminations
• Va. Tribe's Medicaid Suspension Fight Faces State Pushback
• Challenges For Fiduciaries Adding Crypto To 401(k) Plans
• Mich. School, Student GOP Club Spar In Free Speech Suit
• Birthright Ruling Could Alter Consumer Financial Litigation
• Groups Claim Mass. Offshore Wind Will Harm Views, Wildlife
• IRS Coinbase Summons Challenged As Overbroad, Unlawful
• Texas Voters To Decide On Raising Homestead Tax Exemption
• One Convicted For Role In €195M VAT Fraud Scheme
• Smartmatic Says Fox Is Trying To 'Bury Proof' In Defamation Row
• FDA Commissioner Speech Suggests New Vision For Agency
• Alex Jones Is 'Defending Journalists,' Texas Court Hears
• Feds Say Court Lacks Jurisdiction In Abrego Garcia Case
• Hill Dems Blast 'Indefensible' Delay In Multilingual Alert Regs
• China Can't Duck PPE Hoarding Claims By Fla. Medical Pros
• Opportunities And Challenges For The Texas Stock Exchange
• FERC's Ex-GC Joins Wilson Sonsini's DC Energy Team
• Ex-Benghazi Investigator Sworn In As Interim NorCal US Atty
• Judge Won't Stop Ex-Copyright Office Director's Firing
• Pace Of Early Terminations Suggests Greater M&A Scrutiny
• NRA President's Attys Want Out Of Election-Inspection Case
• IOC Extends Russia's Olympic Ban To 2026 Winter Games
• Insurance Atty Talks FEMA Cuts As Storm, Fire Seasons Near
• DOL Rescinds Warning Against Crypto In 401(k) Plans
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive Challenge To Federal Cannabis Ban
• Musk, DOGE Fail To Nix States' Suit Against 'Limitless' Power
• Crypto Industry Urges CFTC Action On Perpetual Contracts
• Ruling Tariffs Unlawful Would 'Kneecap' Trump, Gov't Says
• CMS Heightens Medicaid Oversight For Immigrant Care
• Immigrants Say Feds Can't Escape Challenge To TPS Vacaturs
• US Accuses 4 NJ Cities Of Blocking Immigration Enforcement
• Bill To Curb Public Info Misuse Clears Texas Legislature
• Texas Legislature Sends THC Ban To Governor's Desk
• Khalil Says ICE Detention Blocking Access To Lawyers, Family
• Native Church Sues Calif. Sheriff Over Raids On Sacred Plants
• Trump's WilmerHale Order Struck Down In Forceful Decision
• Gorsuch Says Oak Flat Ruling Will Harm Native Generations
• 11th Circ. Won't Revisit FCC Ownership Ruling
• Browns Update Bid To Build Stadium Outside Of Cleveland
• Feds Tell 11th Circ. 'No Error' In Ga. Bid-Rigging Conviction
• NC Justices Say Doc Is Employee, Not Official With Immunity
• Chancery Footnotes Raise Post-SB 21 Stir In Delaware
• CFTC Member Speaks On Agency Exits: 'Not A Great Situation'
• Mich. Fuel Supplier Fights $8.7M Tax Bill Over Flight Credit
• 9th Circ. Revives Tribes', Green Groups' Power Line Suit
• Judge Follows The Users And The Money In Meta's FTC Case
• FCC Mulls Adding Connected Vehicle Tech To Covered List
• Expert Says DuPont Knew Of PFAS Risk At NJ Site
• Lawmakers Float Fast Patent Program For AI, Semiconductors
• Calif. Faces Long Odds Keeping Tariff Suit In District Court
• Debate Over Moratorium On State AI Oversight Goes To Senate
• DOJ Wants Google Docs Analyzing Potential Ad Tech Breakup
• DOJ Export Declination Highlights Self-Reporting Benefits
• Feds No Longer Advise COVID Shot For Kids, Pregnant Adults
• Mass. Pot Regulator Enters Battle Over Town's Hosting Fees
• Ill. Panel Says Man Can't Keep Guns Bought During Injunction
• Canada Could Use Tax System For Growth, OECD Says
• Crypto Exec's IRS Privacy Appeal Tossed By 5th Circ.
• Ferry Cos. Urge Mich. Judge To Block Rate Freeze Ordinance
• Trump Withdraws Biden's NEPA Greenhouse Gas Guidance
• Review Risk Is Increasing For Foreign Real Estate Developers
• Conn. Firefighters Say Age Bias Taints Retirement Program
• Bank Groups Agree To Pause Of Fed Stress Test Suit
• DC Circ. Backs FERC In NY Grid Upgrade Cost Fight
• Wireless Mics Need Fewer Reg Restrictions, FCC Told
• Energy Order Brings Risks For Lenders And Borrowers Alike
• What Employers Should Know About New Wash. WARN Act
• What's At Stake As Trump Admin Targets Carbon Markets
• Philly Atty Suspended 3 Years For Sexual Conduct With Client
• Texas Judge Certifies Class In Alien Enemies Act Case
• Justices Will Consider Judges' Limits Under First Step Act
• DOJ Pushes Back Against Agri Stats Recusal Bid
• Rental Co. Signs Deal With Pa. AG Over AI-Related Delays
• Calif. Bar Seeks More Remedies After Problematic Feb. Exam
• Trump, Ex-Copyright Head Duel Over Her Firing
• Feds Ask Justices To Lift Due Process Order For Migrants
• Feds Can't Turn Off NY Funding In Congestion Pricing Fight
• What To Know About New Wash. Community Association Law
• High Court Won't Hear Apache's Bid To Undo Mining Decision
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• CFPB Calls Open Banking Rule 'Unlawful' In Pivot Against It
• 5th Circ. Sides With Texas Library In Book Ban Redo
• Florida AG Flouted Order Blocking Migration Law, Groups Say
• SEC Cracks Door For Retail Entry Into Private Funds
• X Says Media Matters Must Pay For 'Unjustified' Transfer Bid
• Texas Nonprofits Can Be Sued For Doc Med Mal, Justices Rule
• Trump Says 'It's Time For Nuclear' And Orders New Reactors
• 10th Circ. To Weigh Tribal Sovereignty In Casino Land Dispute
• Nonprofit Orgs. Want In On States' Wash. EV Funding Fight
• Immigrant Registration Is Valid Policy, DHS Tells DC Circ.
• Minn. Patient Sues Over Colorado Limits On Aid-In-Dying Care
• Trade Court Says Wis. Man Can't Sue Over Trump Tariffs
• Banking Groups Want SEC To Pull Cyber Disclosure Mandates
• Judge Extends Block On Trump's Government Layoffs
• 'NJ Weedman' Says City Hall Protest Is Protected Speech
• DOJ, Boeing Reach Deal To Drop 737 Max Criminal Case
• Report By Law Prof Filed In Ex-Atty's Bid To Win Back House
• Service Members' COVID Vax Claims Sent To Military Boards
• Groups Look To Block Trump's Monument Fishing Order
• SoCal Edison To Pay $82.5M Over 2020 Bobcat Fire Costs
• Power To The Paralegals: An Untapped Source For Biz Roles
• Trump Admin Must Restore 'Censored' Harvard Docs' Articles
• FTC Probing Alcon's $430M Lensar Deal
• Senate Dems Bash Spectrum 'Giveaway' In Budget Bill
• Judge Skeptical Of Harm In Recall Of Tribe's Gambling Eligibility
• Judge Strikes Down Trump Order Against Jenner & Block
• Chief Justice Pauses DOGE's FOIA Discovery For Now
• Fledgling Crypto ATM Regs May Be Due For A Growth Spurt
• Split DC Circ. Affirms Ax Of Ex-Trump Aide's Surveillance Suit
• Va. Deed Tax Due On Actual Property Value, Ruling Says
• Grassley Slams Durbin Over Holds On US Attorney Nominees
• Battery Co. Li-Cycle Gets Ch. 15 Nod Amid Glencore Sale Bid
• Trump Issues Fresh Tariff Threats Against EU, Apple
• Amended Ill. Temp Workers Law Survives Staffing Cos.' Row
• The Legal Risks Of US Restrictions On Investments In China
• How Trucking Cos. Can Keep Rolling Under Tariff Burdens
• Off The Bench: Tennis Officials, NCAA Stay On The Defensive
• Ex-Immigration Judge Fights To Keep Fla. Bias Suit Alive
• Va. Contractor Denied Real Property Sales Tax Break For Sand
• House Budget Would Sap Emerging Energy Tax Credit Market
• Alarms Sound As DOJ Anti-Corruption Unit Withers
• Takeaways For Benefits Attys After Parity Enforcement Freeze
• La. Sued For Blocking Community Air Monitoring Sensors
• UK May Play Major Role In Corporate Misconduct Regulation
• Judge Blocks Trump Move To Ban Harvard Foreign Enrollment
• Copyright Director Sues Trump Over 'Blatantly Unlawful' Firing
• SEC Drops Dealer Suits In 'Astonishing' Move, Crenshaw Says
• Ex-FCC Nom Slams Trump For Pulling Digital Equity Funding
• Critics Decry Budget Bill As Clean Energy 'Attempted Murder'
• Nonprofits Seek To Block Trump's DEI, LGBTQ+ Orders
• Feds Push To Nix Landmark Migrant Kids Detention Settlement
• California City Cleared In Employment Discrimination Trial
• What's Next As DOJ Mulls Dropping Boeing Criminal Case
• Wash. Justices Undo Landlord Win In Eviction Answer Dispute
• Rochester Says Feds Used Sham 911 Call For Immigration Aid
• Trump Admin Ends Early Biden-Era Memphis Redlining Deal
• Feds Ask To Bar Discovery, Trial In Free-Speech Removal Suit
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Crypto Fund Owner's Appeal Of $231M Fine
• Sen. Durbin Holds Up Florida US Attorney Nominee
• Clinic Tells NC Justices Med Mal Reforms Apply To Practices
• FTC Can't Get Amazon Execs' Financials Yet In Prime Case
• EPA Warns States, Tribes On Clean Water Act Authority
• Alaska Airlines Grilled In Wash. COVID Workers' Comp Case
• FCC Clamps Down On 'Bad Labs' Seen As Security Threats
• Senators Unveil DNA Privacy Bill Amid 23andMe's Ch. 11 Sale
• Fla. Can't End Tech Groups' Challenge To Social Media Law
• Justices Urged To Undo Denial Of Fast Track For Gastro Drug
• Calif. Judge Likely To Extend Block On Gov't Reorg, Job Cuts
• Rehab Greenhouse Violated Zoning Rules, Conn. Justices Say
• Medical Pot Patient's Bias Suit Against Penske Can Proceed
• Suit Slams 'Abrupt And Unlawful' DOJ Grant Terminations
• Florida AG Wants Block On Immigration Law Paused
• As Trump Wields FCA, Whistleblowers May See 'Dollar Signs'
• US, Swiss Medtech Groups Push For Tariff-Free Trade
• Ill. AG, Trump Tower Strike $4.8M Deal To End Wastewater Row
• Federal Gov't Backs States' BlackRock Coal Investments Suit
• Int'l Student Visa Record Terminations Blocked Nationwide
• FCC Eyes More Satellite Use Across 4 Spectrum Bands
• Neb. Gov. Rejects Letting Districts Tax Outside Property
• Tariff Strategies For The US Renewable Energy Sector
• Congress Kills Calif. EV Program Waiver, Other Climate Rules
• DHS Says Harvard Int'l Students Must Transfer Or Leave US
• Justices Allow Trump To Fire NLRB, MSPB Members, For Now
• Coalition Backs Calif. Tribe's Fight Over $700M Casino Project
• Judge Asks If DEI Is Now 'Homogeneity, Inequity And Exclusion'
• Pa. House Rep Asks 3rd Circ. For Immunity In Robocall Suit
• Columbia Student Says 2nd Circ. Backs Removal Challenge
• Playing Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Marshals Pick Advances As Dems Seek Move From DOJ
• Michigan Seeks 6th Circ. Rehearing In Enbridge Pipeline Row
• Chancellor Wants Del. High Court To Review 'DExit' Corp. Law
• BigLaw Firms Insist Trump Deals Are Legal, Don't Alter Values
• 2nd Suit Says Fla. Investigator Lied About Insurance Fraud
• NC City Council Member, Daughters Accused Of COVID Fraud
• GOP FTC Drops Dems' Pepsi Price Discrimination Suit
• 5th Circ. Denies Challenge To La. Oversight Of Carbon Wells
• Tribes Sue US Over $23B Used For Boarding School Program
• Conn. AG Targets 'Bootleg' Weight Loss Drug Sellers
• Why It's Time To Retire The Efficient Market Hypothesis
• Texas Lawmakers Clarify Exceptions To Abortion Ban
• Ore. Lawmakers OK Renewed Historic Preservation Credit
• Avoiding The Risk Of Continued AI-Washing Enforcement
• Contractor Settles DOJ's Aircraft Adhesive FCA Allegations
• Senior FCC Democrat Attends Final Monthly Meeting
• Mass. Judge Halts Trump's Bid To Slash Education Dept. Jobs
• 4 Ways Slater Is Priming DOJ For Continued Antitrust Success
• High Court Declines To Narrow Reach Of Federal Fraud Law
• Split Supreme Court Blocks 1st Religious Charter School
• Tribes Push To Preserve Challenges To Okla. Prosecutions
• Fox Accuses Smartmatic Of Destroying 'Critical' Evidence
• Judge Prolongs Pause On Trump's HUD, DOT Grant DEI Limits
• 'DIY' Rape Kit Ban Challenge Seems To Leave 9th Circ. Split
• FTC Urges 8th Circ. Not To Pause In-House PBM Case
• The Status Of Biden-Era Immigration Suits: A Roundup
• CFTC Member Says Enforcement Needs More Transparency
• Wyden Urges Sens. To Switch Carriers Over Privacy Risks
• House Panel Advances Bills Easing Securities, Banking Regs
• Squires Talks Fortress, PTAB Invalidations In Senate Hearing
• Verizon Looks To Break Free Of TracFone Unlocking Condition
• SC Judge Restores Frozen Federal Grant Funding
• Judge Mulls National Scope Of Bid To Restore COVID Grants
• News Orgs Not Entitled To Abrego Garcia Files, Feds Say
• Ex-Con's Gun Case Can't Overcome Immunity, Feds Say
• Gold Mine Risks Alaska Preserve And Whales, Tribe Claims
• Title Insurance Co. Fights Treasury All-Cash Resi Deals Rule
• Okla. Judge Reaffirms Block Of State Immigration Law
• GOP FTC Renews Calls For Orange Book Patent Delistings
• Wash. Gov. Signs Budget With New And Higher Taxes
• Texas Bills To Watch Before The End Of The 2025 Session
• Courts Can't Review Trump's Tariff Emergencies, Gov't Says
• Offshore Wind Farm Foes Back Trump Permitting Pause
• Country Music Singer Urges Sens. To Pass AI Deepfakes Bill
• American Tells United To Butt Out Of O'Hare Gate Dispute
• UC Says It's Unclear Students In Bias Suit Even Plan To Apply
• 'Only God Knows My Name': 11th Circ. OKs Doe's Conviction
• USPTO Tackling Backlog Despite Hiring Freeze, Official Says
• EPA Chief Defends Trump Plan To Halve Agency Budget
• Immigrant Groups Appeal Denied Bid To Halt IRS-ICE Deal
• Small Texas Communities Trying To Siphon Taxes, City Says
• Think Tank Challenges Taxpayer Grants To Michigan Ballparks
• FCC's Carr Clashes With Dems Over Verizon DEI Deal
• Dem Rep. Calls For Withdrawal Of New PTAB Denial Policies
• CPSC Members Take Trump To Court Over Firings
• Montana Reduces Taxes On Residential, Commercial Property
• Mich. Justices Won't Hear Hotels' Water Rate Appeal
• Court Won't Revive Mental Health Class Suit Against Fla. Blue
• School Shooting Victims' Suits Tossed After 6th Circ. Ruling
• 3 Tax Issues Manufacturers Should Watch In 2025 Budget Bill
• Pa. Justices To Mull State DOT Liability For Hanging Branches
• Key Aspects Of FDIC's Resolution Planning FAQ
• Reed Smith Grows In Atlanta With Kilpatrick White Collar Pair
• Court Won't Budge On Player's Eligibility Until 6th Circ. Acts
• 'Rip And Replace' Likely Done In 1 Year, FCC Says
• Democrats Wary of Nominees' Pledge To Honor Court Orders
• NRA Asks Justices To End Fla.'s Age Limit On Gun Sales
• DOGE Seeks High Court's Help In Ducking FOIA Discovery
• Cannabis Sellers Win Fight Against Oregon Labor Peace Law
• NC Panel Sides With County In Builder's Service Fee Spat
• Trump Can't Fire Privacy Board Democrats, DC Court Says
• Why Texas Should Slow Down On Healthcare Merger Bills
• As Tariffs Hit The Radar, PE Counsel Should Review Strategies
• Device Maker Who Evaded Tax Gets 2 Years In Prison
• Trump Rule Would Upend Endangered Species Status Quo
• EU Proposes €2 Handling Fee On Small Import Packages
• Gov't Violated Court Order With Removals, Judge Says
• CFTC Faces Leadership Void As 3rd Commissioner Plans Exit
• Texas Lawmakers OK More Time To Pay Property Tax Bills
• Lighting Biz Will Pay $300K For Providing Chinese Goods
• Democracy Forward Adds Another Ex-DOJ Hand
• Conn. Public Defender Watchdog Wants Chief's Firing Upheld
• Nadine Menendez Taps Cozen O'Connor To Fight Conviction
• DOJ Memo Raises Bar For Imposition Of Corporate Monitors
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Becoming A Firmwide MVP
• Trump Gets Fla. Judge To Lob China Tariff Suit To Trade Court
• 'Not A Denny's': 5th Circ. Judge Chides High Court Stopwatch
• Ex-Emory Prof Says Palestine Support Led To 'Brazen' Ouster
• Pa. Dems Coast to Primary Wins In Judicial, DA Contests
• Trump Admin Rationale For HHS Firings Challenged By Judge
• Subpoena For Alleged Trans Care Must Stand, Texas Says
• FWS' New 'Harm' Proposal Draws Praise, Concern For Species
• Judge Questions Bank's Role In Jail Debit Card Fee Dispute
• FDIC Nixes Biden-Era Merger Rules As House Passes OCC Bill
• GAO Tells Congress New Court Design Guide Drives Up Costs
• Venezuelan Nationals' RICO Suit Asserting Defamation Tossed
• 5 Ohio Cities Say Hyundai, Kia Negligence Claims Still In Play
• Dem Lawmakers Reintroduce Supreme Court Ethics Bill
• Tax Credit Repeal Would Deflate US Hydrogen Development
• High Court Precedent Blocks FTC Commish Firings, Judge Told
• Medical Organizations Sue Feds For Removing Health Data
• 6 Colo. Cities Sue Governor Over Housing Executive Order
• Nonprofits Seek To Block 'Sweeping' AmeriCorps Cuts
• FCC Warned To Not Overreach In Undersea Cable Rules
• State AGs Say No To Nixing Wireless Site NHPA Reviews
• Tribe Blames DOI For $1.5M In Legal Fees In Recognition Row
• Moderna Says Order To Narrow Vax IP Case Should Stay
• DOJ Watchdog Asked To Probe AG's Trump Media Stock Sales
• SEC Chair Says Staff Exits Have Left Holes In Agency
• Gov't Says Unions Too Slow In Calling For Halt Of Restructure
• Pennsylvania Biz Owner Cops To COVID Fraud Schemes
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Md. Retirees' Drug Benefits Case
• Finance Panel's Dems Pan Trump IRS Pick Over Ethical Issues
• The Alien Enemies Act Cases: A Roundup
• 9th Circ. Says Dad Didn't Show Sons' Hardships If Deported
• Feds Ignored Order With South Sudan Removals, Judge Told
• GOP Lawmakers Defend Stricter Independent Contractor Bill
• Chicago Orgs Fight Feds' Bid To Drop Dredged Waste Suit
• CFPB's Guidance Purge May Have Limited Impact For Industry
• TikTok's Bid To Get NY Docs From AG Sunk By New State Law
• Stewart Revives E-Cig Patent Row, Clarifying PTAB Denials
• Trump Calls For FCC Spectrum Auctions In Budget Bill
• NJ Justices Take Up Bond Marketing Suit Against Big Banks
• How NY's FAIR Act Mirrors CFPB State Recommendations
• Connecticut House Passes Psilocybin Decriminalization Bill
• Expect Eyes On Electronic Devices At US Entry Points
• Judge Denies Meta's Mid-Trial Bid To End FTC Monopoly Case
• Senate Dems Protest Broadband Deployment Delays
• Big Tech M&A Risk Under Trump May Resemble Biden Era
• Russia Challenges EU Carbon Border Tax At WTO
• 4th Circuit Won't Halt Order For Asylum-Seeker's Return
• GOP Will Push Calif. Waiver Vote, Dems Will Jam EPA Noms
• State AGs Back NJ Judicial Privacy Law At 3rd Circ.
• FTC Case Against Greystar Stayed For Settlement Talks
• GSA Official Gives Mea Culpa On 'Non-Core' Federal Property
• Judge Revives Suit Challenging BLM Lease Sales In Utah
• A Breakdown Of Trump's Order On Drug Pricing
• EEOC Annual Worker Data Bid Opens With Diversity Warning
• DC Circ. Ponders Letting Gov't Claw Back $20B In Green Funds
• Senate Advances Stablecoin Bill After Dem Backers Return
• Feds To Use FCA To Go After Antisemitism, DEI Policies
• Feds Want Full 2nd Circ. To Toss Student Removal Challenges
• House Urged To Ax Proposed 10-Year Ban On State AI Laws
• 2 Dozen States Urge Judge To Stop AmeriCorps Cuts
• Trump Admin Fights Bid To Block OPM From Helping DOGE
• Interior Dept. Lifts Freeze On Empire Wind Project
• Protesters Say Fort Lauderdale Cops Can't Claim Immunity
• Feds Denied Stay In 1st Circ. Third Country Removal Suit
• DuPont And Garden State Clash In PFAS Trial Opener
• FCC's Carr Claims Victory Versus DEI In Verizon-Frontier OK
• 5th Circ. Tosses FCC Workplace Diversity Reporting Rule
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Case Of 30-Year Undocumented Immigrant
• Feds Get Early Win In Drugmakers' Suit Over 340B Rebates
• FCC Examines Revisions To Alaska Broadband Measurements
• 21 AGs Join Fight To Keep DHS Oversight Offices Open
• Feds Say Unions' Downsizing Suit Should Be Tossed
• 9th Circ. Weighs 'WallStreetBets' Ownership In Reddit TM Suit
• Taxpayer Data Increasingly At Risk From DOGE, Court Told
• 5th Circ. Says EPA Flubbed Texas Air Finding, Must Redo
• Mich. AG Says Secretary Of State Broke Law With News Event
• US Budget Would Hike Taxes On Foreign Firms, Individuals
• Trump Signs Anti-Revenge Porn Bill Into Law
• Calif. Landowners Seek Review Of 7th Amendment Precedent
• FTC Focus: Interlocking Directorate Enforcement May Persist
• Conservative Groups Push Media Ownership Deregulation
• Calif. Climate Superfund Bill Faces Legal, Technical Hurdles
• NC Gov. Tacks On $891M To Hurricane Recovery Plan
• NY AG Blasts Ski Resort Owner's Antitrust Fixes
• How Cos. Can Navigate Risks Of New Cartel Terrorist Labels
• Doc Loses 4th Circ. Fight Over $5.5M Order After FCA Deal
• Cosmetic Co. Considerations As More States Target PFAS
• Mass. Atty Sues Town Official For Blocking Him On Facebook
• Voice Provider Must Cut Off Jury Call Spoofs, FCC Says
• Legalizers Wary Of Neb. Gov.'s Picks To Oversee Medical Pot