Public Policy Archive » June, 2025

Public Policy - June, 2025

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• Trump Tariff Challenge Belongs In Trade Court, Groups Argue
• Trump And Paramount In 'Advanced' Talks To Settle $20B Suit
• DOJ Seeks Permanent Block On LA's Sanctuary City Policies
• Tillis, Senate IP Leader, Announces Retirement
• Detainees Say Alien Enemies Act Meant For 'Large Scale' War
• Conn. Expects Corporate Tax Changes To Raise Almost $350M
• DOL Plans To Nix H-2A Farmworker Organizing Protections
• FCC To Screen Regulatory Offenses For Criminal Liability
• Texas Panel Says Suit Challenging Abortion Travel Is Unripe
• Judge Urges DOJ, Assa Abloy To Reach Deal On Extension
• Vaping Interests Can't Pause New NC E-Cigarette Law
• FCC Delays Deadlines To Cap Prison Phone Rates
• Feds Defend Authority To End NY Congestion Pricing Deal
• Meta Gets Court To Pause Its Challenge To FTC Privacy Order
• Alaskan Tribe Found Immune In Residents' Casino Fight
• Md. Judge Presses DOJ On Baby Deportation Plans
• Miami-Dade Fights Effort To Block 'Alligator Alcatraz'
• Justices Won't Disturb 10th Circ. Oklahoma PBM Law Ruling
• DOJ Says Over 300 Charged In $14.6B Healthcare Fraud Sting
• Canada Removing Digital Tax To Salvage US Trade Talks
• 8 Insurer Takeaways From Sweeping Georgia Tort Reform
• Fintech Group Goes To Bat For CFPB's Open Banking Rule
• Top State & Local Tax Cases Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Pa. Judges Reduce $4.65M Bus Death Verdict To $500K
• Bill Leaves Renewable Cos. In Dark On Farmland Reporting
• Court Tosses Challenge To Nebraska Medical Pot Legalization
• Trump Admin Appeals Perkins Coie Case To DC Circ.
• Data Brokers Can't Escape NJ Judicial Privacy Law Actions
• 'Big Beautiful Bill' Trade Atty Latest To Join Hogan Lovells
• Immigrant Groups Urge DC Circ. To Stop IRS-ICE Info Deal
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• FCPA Shift Is A Good Start, But There's More DOJ Should Do
• Lin Wood Can't Avoid Legal Costs In Defamation Case
• Apple Can't Duck DOJ Monopolization Lawsuit
• FCC Chair Seeks To Deny COVID Waiver In Lifeline Subsidy
• Tillis Doesn't Plan Roadblocks On Judiciary Nominations
• Real Estate Groups Say NYC Broker Fee Ban Is Raising Rents
• IRS Should Work With Industry On Microcaptive Regs
• High Court Rejects Challenge To NM Nuke Storage Site
• Judge Hits Pause On Civil RICO Suit Against NJ Power Broker
• RI Allows Local Tax Amnesty Programs For Every 3 Years
• Justices Say Another Biofuel Waiver Case Fits In DC Circ.
• Justices Let Stand IRS' Summons For Coinbase User's Info
• Ex-Ohio Speaker Calls 6th Circ. Bribery Ruling A 'Stretch'
• Trump Administration Says Harvard Violated Civil Rights Law
• High Court Takes GOP Challenge To Election Spending Limits
• Justices Undo Patients' Win In Gender-Affirming Care Fight
• High Court Won't Review Kentucky's Smog Plan Challenge
• High Court Won't Review Landlords' COVID Eviction Ban Suit
• Supreme Court Won't Take On CWA Suit Over Wash. Port Regs
• Justices Pass On Free Speech Challenge To Ga. Strip Club Tax
• DOJ OKs $14B HPE-Juniper Deal With Small-Biz WiFi Unit Sale
• Feds Use Fortress-Backed NPE Suit To Encourage Injunctions
• Trump's Susman Godfrey 'Sword Of Damocles' Order Tossed
• Texas Justices OK Methodist Church's Suit Against SMU
• DC Judge Asks If WH Can Pull Clearances Based On Bias
• Texas Justices Say Paxton Can Keep Jan. 6 Records
• Senate Republican Plan Would Cut CFPB Funds, Keep PCAOB
• Tribes Say Kalshi's Sports Contracts Undermine Sovereignty
• DOD's Pot Questions Violate 5th Amendment, Contractor Says
• Fed Circ. Passes On VA, Veteran Dispute Over GI Bill Benefits
• Abrego Garcia Attys 'Cannot Put Any Faith' In DOJ Claims
• Can AI Kill Human Art? Two Judges Envision Different Futures
• Feds Prevail Over J&J In Another 340B Rebate Dispute
• Banks Get Clean Bill Of Health As Stress Test Changes Loom
• Fla. Teen Files $10M Suit Alleging DMV Appointment Scalping
• Judge Waits On Fortune's Bid To Join Assa Abloy Fight
• Groups Quickly Switch Tactics In Birthright Citizenship Cases
• Judge Lets DOGE Access Go On But Cites 'Grave' Concerns
• Senate Says AI Is In, Some Spectrum Parts Out Of Budget Bill
• NC Appeals Court Urged To Back Firing Of General Counsel
• Pregnancy Loss Draws Police Scrutiny Following Dobbs
• After Dobbs, States Become Battleground For Abortion Rights
• How States Are Rethinking Life Without Parole For Youth
• Greystar, Landlords Push To Toss DOJ's RealPage Suit
• Full 5th Circ. To Hear Planned Parenthood Atty Immunity Row
• Trump Ends Canada Trade Talks Over Digital Services Tax
• Colo. Appeals Court Clarifies Meaning Of Molotov Cocktail
• How Providers Can Brace For Drug Pricing Policy Changes
• Parolees Say Feds Not Processing Benefits As Required
• Hawaii Groups Look To Block Monument Fishing Permits
• Groups Sue To Protect Everglades From 'Alligator Alcatraz'
• Texas Justices Give Uri MDL Plaintiffs Chance To Replead
• Financial Regulators Say Banks Can Use Third-Party TIN Info
• Utilities Can Depose Regulator Who Erased Texts, Judge Says
• Feds Seek 3rd Circ. Stay Of Columbia Grad's Release Order
• Grassley Plots Next Moves After Nationwide Injunction Ruling
• Comparing New Neural Data Privacy Laws In 4 States
• DOL Says No More Liquidated Damages In Wage-Hour Probes
• Afghan Can't Halt Removal In Biden-Era Asylum Rule Suit
• FDIC, OCC Join Fed In Pitching Plan To Ease Leverage Rule
• Feds Say Minn. 'Jumped The Gun' In Trans Athlete Policy Suit
• DC Judge Says Teen Health Projects Can 'Shutter' Temporarily
• Wireless Co. Says Feds Breached 'Rip And Replace' Promise
• No Federal Agency Can Enforce WilmerHale EO, Judge Says
• US, China Finalize Part Of Trade Agreement
• 2025's First Half Brings Regulatory Detours For Fintechs
• Idaho Justices Dismiss Suit Over Skier's Death On Slopes
• UK Joins Arbitration Appeals Alternative Amid WTO Paralysis
• Newsom Sues Fox News Over Alleged Lies About Trump Call
• 3 DOL Policy Shifts On Benefits Attys' Radar
• DOJ Tax Division To Split Criminal, Civil Units, Official Says
• Justices Punt La. Voting Rights Case Despite Thomas Dissent
• Justices Uphold Texas Law Requiring Porn Site Age Checks
• Justices Say Md. Must Allow LGBTQ Storybook Opt-Out
• Justices Salvage FCC Subsidy Fees, Reversing 5th Circ.
• Justices Back Task Force That Sets ACA Care Requirements
• Justices Limit Universal Injunctions But Defer On Citizenship
• Trump DOJ Eyes Algorithmic Collusion, Welcomes 'Little Tech'
• Stewart Clarifies Settled Expectations In Denying Intel IPRs
• FTC OKs $1.6B Gas Station Deal, With Divestiture Of 35 Stores
• Phillip Morris Moves To Arbitrate Rivals' Tobacco Deal Suit
• DHS Releases Grant Funds After Chicago Suit Targets 'Pause'
• Ex-NY Gov. Aide Hit With New PPE Fraud Scheme Charges
• NY Court Suppresses Evidence Due To Cannabis Law Change
• Calif. FAIR Plan Fire Policy Is Unlawful, Court Rules
• Judge Questions DOJ's Justification For $820M Grant Cuts
• NY Looks To Snuff Out Pot Shop's Labor Peace Law Spat
• EPA Illegally Ended Environmental Justice Grants, Groups Say
• Cable Biz Wants Notice Before FCC Waives Top-4 Rule
• CSBS Issues Money Transmitter Guidance on Virtual Currency
• Immigrants Tell 1st Circ. DHS Can't Justify Parole Program Ax
• Ex-Trump Atty Chesebro Disbarred In NY For Fake Elector Plot
• Alaska Foster Kids Win Class Status In Child Welfare Suit
• Mass. Court Lets Man Try Again To Escape Ankle Monitor
• Wash. High Court Says State CBAs Are Private Until Funded
• Judge 'Cannot Justify' Ga.'s Social Media Age Limit Law
• 5th Circ. Revives Biz Records Law, Citing Review Safeguard
• FCC Votes To Slash Rules At June Meeting
• Wireless Cos. Ask FCC To Overturn Subsidy Rulings
• Debunking 4 Misconceptions Around Texas' IV Therapy Law
• Md. Judge Won't Rush Abrego Garcia's Bid To Avoid Removal
• GOP Sens. Aim To Finalize Crypto Market Bill By Sept. 30
• 10 Years Later: Obergefell Attorneys, In Their Own Words
• No Work Needed For Military Leave Pay, Wash. Justices Say
• A Pattern Emerges In Justices' Evaluation Of Veteran Statute
• DOJ Puts U. Of California Diversity Plans Under Microscope
• Lawmakers Object To USPTO Reneging On Atlanta Hub Plan
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• Conn. Pushes For Emergency Halt To Tribal Land Trust Plan
• Trump Admin. Moves To Fast-Track Immigration Fines
• Key DOL Nominees Clear US Senate Committee
• Seattle Jan. 6 Cops Again Ask Justices To Shield Identities
• Psychedelic Treatment Regs May Be At A Tipping Point
• In NRC Ruling, Justices Affirm Hearing Process Still Matters
• Solar Co. Meyer Burger Can Tap $10M DIP To Fund Ch. 11 Sale
• FERC Chair Aims To Stay Beyond His Term's End
• Comparing Stablecoin Bills From UK, EU, US And Hong Kong
• Fair Housing Groups Argue HUD Wrongly Withheld Grants
• Ex-FDA Regulator Joins ArentFox Schiff's Pharma Practice
• ICE Agents Could Testify Anonymously In 1st Am. Trial
• New FCC Republican Names Key Legal Staff
• Trans Passport Applicants Say Gov't Flouting Court Order
• What Baseball Can Teach Criminal Attys About Rule Of Lenity
• Trump 2.0's First Group Of Judicial Noms Goes To Full Senate
• Maine To Hike Sales Tax On Cannabis, Add Streaming To Base
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Say DHS Orders Final In Withholding-Removal Cases
• Justices Allow Texas Death Row Inmate's DNA Suit
• Justices Say SC Medicaid Patient Can't Sue To Pick Provider
• Fed Rolls Out Plan To Relax Leverage Rule For Biggest Banks
• Trump's DOL Blocked From Slashing Job Corps Program
• Judge Blocks Colo. Gov. From Forcing Cooperation With ICE
• TCPA Litigants Brace For 'Seismic Shift' After Deference Blow
• Senate Panel Again OKs Bill To Boost Teens' Online Privacy
• Coinme Fined $300K In Landmark Calif. Enforcement Action
• Tulsa Inks Jurisdiction Pact With Tribe As Okla. Gov. Objects
• Colo. Justices Unsure If Law Covers AI-Made Child Images
• Montana Tribes Look To Back Union In Election Law Dispute
• Lawmakers Can't Curb NC Gov.'s Power To Appoint Judges
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Wash. Race-Based Home Program
• 10th Circ. Urged To Revive Post-Jarkesy FDIC Challenge
• State Gets Second Chance Despite Delays, Pa. Court Rules
• Media Matters' FTC Suit Can't Keep Same Judge As Texas Case
• Globalstar Concerned By Potential 'Big LEO' Band Changes
• Wash. City Hits Ch. 9 After Arbitration Loss With Developer
• DOJ Says OC Won't Provide Noncitizen Voter Cancellation Info
• SEC Grants Brokers More Time On Customer-Protection Rule
• DOL Urges Judge Not To Block H-2A Prevailing Wage Rules
• Ark., Idaho Push For Jury Trial In Google Ad Tech Case
• Feds Say Vet Failed To Back VA Malpractice Claim At Trial
• Team Telecom Gives Its OK To $4.4B T-Mobile, UScellular Deal
• EU Probing Mars' $36B Deal For Pringles-Maker Kellanova
• Fed. Circ. Backs EPA's Firing Of 'Disruptive' Whistleblower
• Alaska Doesn't Need 5G In Most Remote Reaches, FCC Told
• Trade Court Cannot Stop Trump's Tariffs, Gov't Tells Fed. Circ.
• Copyright Office Won't Collapse Sans Perlmutter, Trump Says
• Community College Fights DOJ's Bid To End Texas Dream Act
• Michigan Builders Sue State Over Energy Code Mandates
• Focusing On Fluoride: From FDA To Class Action
• House Approps Bill Keeps Public Broadcast Warning System
• RI Allows Providence To Exceed Tax Levy Cap For Fiscal 2026
• How Energy Cos. Can Prepare For Potential Tax Credit Cuts
• The 5 Big Enforcement Trends White Collar Attys Must Know
• DOL Says Trump Order Moots Contractor Wage Case
• 3rd Circ. Pick Emil Bove Says He's 'Not Anybody's Henchman'
• Fed's Powell Suggests Student Loans Too Hard To Discharge
• NJ Rep. McIver Pleads Not Guilty In ICE Facility Incident
• Spirit Flags Competition Concerns Over United-JetBlue Pact
• Senate Panel Narrowly Advances FAA Chief Nominee
• The CFTC Is Shaking Up Sports Betting's Legal Future
• Pa. Wealth Manager Gets 8 Years For Stealing Client Money
• Mass. Atty Gets 18 Mos. For 'Greed' In Pot Shop Bribery Plot
• DOJ Atty Firing Highlights Tension Between 2 Ethical Duties
• FCC To Consult Tribes On Wireless Cos.' NEPA Petition
• Do Kwon Trial Judge Has Eye On Federal Crypto Legislation
• FCC Democrat Takes Civil Rights, Speech Issues To Rural Ky.
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• Biden WH Counsel, Civil Rights Atty Joins Cooley's DC Team
• DOJ Sues Md. Federal Judges Over 'Lawless' Habeas Orders
• Ore. Lawmakers OK Requiring Report On Property Taxes
• Ga. University Contract Lands Dorm Operator In Ch. 11
• Court Halts Trump Order Curbing Federal Union Bargaining
• Colo. Justices Order Fraud Retrial Over Legal Advice Hearsay
• Wash. Judge Blocks Trump Admin's EV Charging Funds Freeze
• FTC Commish Says Enforcement Is The Way, Not Regulation
• Anthropic Copyright Ruling May Spur More AI Licensing Deals
• Powell Says Leverage Rule Revamp Won't Exclude Treasuries
• Colo. Gov.'s Enforcement Of ICE Subpoena Called A 'Disaster'
• NJ Bank, DOJ Push To End Redlining Deal Amid Opposition
• 2nd Circ. Tells Feds To 'Facilitate' Another Deportee's Return
• Arkansas Insurance Dept. Fights Teamsters Plan's ERISA Suit
• State AGs Sue Trump Admin To Stop Billions In Grant Cuts
• E-Verify Restrictions Are Not Preempted, Illinois Argues
• Mich. Pot Shops Cut Constitutional Claims In License Fee Suit
• Ex-Inmate's Debit Fee Class Action Cleared For Trial
• 5th Circ. Says EPA Ignored Cos. To Push Efficiency Testing Rule
• GOP Senators Unveil Crypto Market Framework Principles
• AST Seeks FCC OK For Big Expansion Of Satellite Fleet
• Submarine Cable Cos. Seek Cautious FCC Reg Approach
• 4th Circ. Tosses Trans Man's Appeal Over Canceled Surgery
• Motorola Fights Fintiv Memo Withdrawal At Fed. Circ.
• NC Senate Backs $700M Boost For Hurricane Helene Recovery
• 8th Circ. Rolls Back Block On Arkansas Hemp Law
• NTSB Flags Boeing Failures In 737 Max 9 Door Plug Blowout
• Connecticut AG Seeks $7.7M Penalty For Ghost Gun Supplier
• Key House Republican Calls For Telecom Law Reforms
• NY Denies School District's Bid To Delay Mascot Ban
• Medical Pot Backers Urge Neb. High Court To Scrap Challenge
• Visa Can't Duck DOJ's Debit Card Monopoly Case
• Green Group Sues Forest Service Over NH Logging Project
• Judge Slams Feds' Grant Terms In Sanctuary Funding Fight
• Texas Narrows Discovery Allowance In Property Tax Appeals
• GOP Budget Would Protect US From OECD Taxes, Rep. Says
• Bloomberg 2020 Staffers Say Campaign Broke Pay Pledge
• Judge Torn On Afghan, Cameroonian TPS Removal
• Oakland County Prosecutor Jumps Into Michigan AG Race
• Fla. Condo Law Fix Clarifies Control Of Common Areas
• Trade In Limbo: The Legal Storm Reshaping Trump's Tariffs
• Shareholder Takeaways From NY Internal Affairs Doctrine Suit
• Apple Assails 'Fundamentally Unfair' App Order At 9th Circ.
• Alaska Must Challenge Tribe's Gaming Hall In Home State
• Cable Cos. Push For Faster 'Self-Help' To Upgrade Poles
• Ga. Justices Hold Off On Considering Wrongful Death Cap
• Mich. Court Says Nonprofit Can't Co-Own Power Project
• Pa. Tax Ruling Boosts Nonprofits' Competitive Edge, Attys Say
• The Legal Fallout Of The Open Model AI Ecosystem
• Trump Hones Immunity Argument In 2nd Circ. Carroll Appeal
• Pollution Exclusion Applies Without Exception, AIG Unit Says
• DHS Says District Court Defying Justices' Third Country Order
• UK Farmers Seek Judicial Review Of Inheritance Tax Changes
• Trump Admin Must Release NIH Funds Amid Appeal
• Mass. Condo Value Won't Get Reduced, Board Says
• CMA Outlines Potential Fixes For Google Search In UK
• Judiciary Warns Congress Of Cyber Risks To PACER
• A Midyear Review: Healthcare Dealmaking Trends Of 2025
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• 3 Rulings May Reveal Next Frontier Of Gov't Contract Cases
• House Reps. Seek Copyright Protections For Building Codes
• How Ore. Law Puts New Confines On Corp. Health Ownership
• GOP Plan For Merging Agencies Faces Reckoning, And Alarm
• Trump Admin Rescinds Clinton-Era 'Roadless' Logging Rule
• Gov't Must Report To-Be-Deleted Signal Chats, Judge Says
• Colo. Attack Suspect's Family Calls Out Detention Conditions
• NC Restarts $1.5B Broadband Program After Fed Revamp
• Feds OK License Transfers To Navigation Co. Subsidiary
• Trump Admin Says Justices' Ruling Should Kill SSA Data Suit
• DC Judge Wants More Details On Voice Of America Cuts
• SEC Names Wiley Rein Partner As Inspector General
• CBS Says Trump's $20B Suit Doesn't Belong In Texas
• FTC Tells Court Not To Pause Meta's Privacy Order Challenge
• Permit Delays Out Of Hand, Telecom Biz Tells Interior Dept.
• Media Matters Sues FTC Over 'Retaliatory' Probe
• Fed Joins Peers In Axing Reputational Risk As Exam Factor
• Google Foes Try To Hold Co. To DOJ's Ad Tech Win
• High Court's Ruling Against Texas Could Tank FCC Wi-Fi Case
• Amazon Sanctioned For Hidden Discovery
• DOJ Sues Wash. Over New Abuse Reporting Rule For Clergy
• NY Tribe Says Feds Ignore Public Health In Sanitation Fight
• Okla. Court Says Race Theory Law Excludes College Classes
• Senate Adviser Clears Way For AI Moratorium In Budget Bill
• FTC Puts Viewpoint Commitments In Ad Agency Mega-Deal
• Texas Law Cutting Municipal Fees Not Gift, Comcast Says
• Apache Nonprofit Asks Justices For Rehearing In Mining Row
• Talks Ongoing On EU Digital Tax, Italian Official Says
• Early Trends In Proxy Exclusion After SEC Relaxes Guidance
• Texas Gov. Abbott Signs Bitcoin Reserve Bill Into Law
• Michigan Must Face Christian Refugee Aid Provider's Bias Suit
• Paxton, Airline Co. Ask To Take Biz Doc Case Out Of 5th Circ.
• Justices Drop 'Third Country' Removal Due Process, For Now
• Texas Governor Vetoes Ban On Hemp-Derived THC Products
• DOL Suspends Biden-Era H-2A Farmworker Protection Rule
• Mass. Cannabis Shop Seeks $2.3M Refund Of 'Impact Fees'
• Regulator Deleted Texts In $62M Gas Rate Feud, Agency Says
• How New Texas Law Revamps Electric Grid To Meet Demand
• Dems Demand Info On Emil Bove's Alleged Misconduct
• Best Practices For State Banks Eyeing Federal Conversions
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Kennedys Expands With Litigators In Philly, Midwest
• Takings Not Enough To Lower Lot Value, Mass. Board Says
• Mass. Home Was Overvalued, Tax Board Rules
• East Lansing To Pay $7.8M After High Court Energy Fee Ruling
• Quinn Emanuel Joins Firms Launching State AG Teams
• DOJ May Rethink Banning Firearms For Marijuana Users
• No Break For Early Pay After Late Postmark, Ore. Court Says
• EDNY Ruling May Limit Some FARA Conspiracy Charges
• Dems Laud Axing Of Budget Bill's Injunction Bond Provision
• Michael Best Adds AI Pro To Transactions Group In DC
• States Back PBS, NPR In Fight Against Trump Broadcast Cuts
• Va. City Wants Out Of Landfill Co.'s Suit Over Land Use Law
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Texas Authorizes Tax Break For Border Safety Infrastructure
• Crypto Exec Seeks 5th Circ. Redo Over IRS Summonses
• Justices To Review Liability For Forcing Prisoner's Haircut
• High Court Won't Revisit 'Right-To-Control' Fraud Case
• Justices Pass On La. Regulators' Tesla Sales Ban
• Science Research Funding Cuts Blocked By Mass. Judge
• Unsettling Expectations: Stewart Broadens Denials Again
• High Court Urged To Rein In FDA Oversight Of Stem Cells
• Many Foreign Firms Could Face Stricter Access To US Markets
• Trump Inks Rollback Of Biden-Era OCC Bank Merger Rule
• San Antonio Pushes To Repair Park Amid Tribal Dispute
• Democrats Probe Credit Union Board's Authority After Firings
• 8th Circ. Sends SEC's $12M Dealer Suit Back To District Court
• Senate's CFPB, PCAOB Cuts Hit Parliamentarian Roadblock
• Feds, Dems Debate Impact Of Resignation On FTC Firing Case
• 9th Circ. Says NY Claims Against Hyundai Raise 'Novel' Issue
• EPA Told To Explain Its Crop-Based Fuel Standards
• Kansas Sheriff Loses Bid To Dismiss Tribal Jurisdiction Suit
• Wash. AG Says Hops Farm Favored H-2A Workers Over Locals
• Fla. Bill Aims To Boost Employer Noncompete Power
• Mich. Judge Denies Ethics Charges, Says He Was Spied On
• Board Says Cuban Parole Bid Can't End Removal Case
• Texas Jury To Decide Google Ad Tech Liability, Not Damages
• 737 Max Families Push For Special Prosecutor In Boeing Case
• Mich. Says Feds Can't Block AG's Climate Tort Suit
• Invest In More Broadband Use, Not Overbuilds, Report Says
• 9th Circ. Finds Calif. One-Gun-A-Month Law Unconstitutional
• Okla. Gov., Freedmen Object To Tulsa Tribal Settlement Stay
• Wash. Municipal Judge Fights State Board's Removal Petition
• DC Circ. Revives Challenge To Noncitizen Voting Law
• Texas Panel Blocks San Antonio's Abortion Travel Funding
• Future Of Enviro Crimes Under Trump's Federal Regs Order
• Trump Antitrust Shift Eases Pressure On Private Equity Deals
• Texas Justices Pass On USA Today, Tax Firm Defamation Fight
• Microplastics Focus May Force Change In Biz Practices
• FCC Revisits National Cap On TV Ownership Again
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Gets 9 Years For Visa Fraud Tied To Violence
• FERC Pauses Regulations To 'Speed Up' Natural Gas Projects
• Mich. AG, Enviro Groups Fight Feds' Coal Plant Order
• How Cos. Can Prep For Calif. Cybersecurity Audit Regulations
• DC Circ. Rejects Chicago Suburbs' Rail Merger Challenge
• PE Firm Demands FDA Docs For Defense In Deal Challenge
• DOJ Sues NJ Telecom For $2.2M In Unpaid FCC Fees
• Trump Taps Atty Dropped By Biden For Eastern Ky. Fed. Court
• Major Nations Endorse New Payment Transparency Standards
• Student Visa Applicants Must Now Share Social Media Profiles
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOT Blocked From Conditioning Grants On Immigration Policy
• Shifting DEI Expectations Put Banks In Legal Crosshairs
• Pearson Warshaw, Fegan Scott To Steer PVC Antitrust Class
• Judge Halts Trump's Harvard Foreign Student Ban
• Nose Spray Co. Sues FTC Over Substantiation Requirement
• NJ Federal Judge Orders Khalil To Be Released On Bond
• Psychedelic Therapy Reform Gets Boost From Conservatives
• 9th Circ. Allows Trump To Federalize National Guard In LA
• Justices Let E-Cig Retailers Join Challenge To FDA Prohibition
• Supreme Court Affirms Anti-Terror Law
• High Court Says FCC Orders Not Above District Court Review
• Justices Say Fuel Groups Can Fight Emissions Waiver
• 4 ERISA Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2025
• Texas Judge Vacates Biden-Era HHS Abortion Privacy Rule
• 6th Circ. Vacates Removal, Judge Slams High Court's Ruling
• Sens., AGs Unite To Raise Alarm On State AI Moratorium
• Groups Say Feds Violate Flores With Lengthy Child Detention
• Tesla Says Justices Shouldn't Wait On La. Auto Sales Law
• ACLU Asks 5th Circ. To Note Report Disputing Gang Invasion
• FDA Says Vape Co.'s Suit Doesn't Merit Jury Trial
• Mississippi Social Media Law Blocked Again By Federal Judge
• OCC Orders Earnings, Strategy Overhaul For 'Troubled' Carver
• NY Prosecutors Seize Crypto Linked To Social Media Scams
• 4th Circ. Backs Ban On Handgun Sales To Young Adults
• NC Panel Rejects HCA Unit's Appeal Over Rival Project Award
• Cities Sign On To Chicago's Suit Over DHS Funding 'Pause'
• DC Circuit Tosses Guantanamo Detainee's Repatriation Bid
• Psychedelics And The Law In Focus At Colo. Conference
• High Court Concurrences Signal Hard Battle For Trans Rights
• NY High Court Lifts Block On NYC Shifting Retiree Healthcare
• US Seizes $225M In Crypto Tied To 'Pig Butchering' Schemes
• Ore. Lawmakers Approve $800M Portland MLB Stadium Bill
• Dealmakers Eye More Crypto-Targeted SPAC Mergers
• Pittsburgh, State Should Pay For Demolished Bridge, Co. Says
• Feds Refer NY To Justice Department Over Native Mascot Ban
• Trump's Attack On Fed. Worker Unions Meets Skeptical Judge
• Ga. Court Backs Dismissal Of Hemp Farm's Drug Raid Suit
• Bills On Both Sides Of Capitol Hill Seek Tech Deployment Help
• FDA Dodges Suit Over Ozempic, Wegovy Listing
• DC Judge Restores Some Canceled COVID Grants For Now
• AG Paxton Says Austin Bank Contract Violates 2021 Gun Law
• FTC, Amazon Trade Blows Over Attempts To End Prime Case
• NY Tribe Looks To Block Long Island Town Code Enforcement
• NJ Supreme Court Backs Disputed Jersey City Ward Map
• Judge Skeptical That Assa Abloy Needn't Extend Supply Deal
• Compliance Tips After Court Axes EEOC's Trans Rights Take
• Texas Judge Keeps Bar On Removing Colo. Attacker's Family
• Union Urges Del. Justices To Refloat BofA Benefit Card Suit
• Senate Panel Sets Vote On Trump Nominees For EEOC, DOL
• Harris County, Trump Admin Drop Suit Over Refugee Funds
• California Bar Exam Woes Latest Chapter In Ongoing Scrutiny
• Jeanine Pirro Faring Better Than Earlier Pick For DC US Atty
• Union Praises NY Bills On AI In Advertisements, Digital Rights
• Trump Organization Taps DLA Piper Atty As Ethics Adviser
• Atkins' Crypto Remarks Show SEC Is Headed For A 'New Day'
• NC Bar Lacks Power To Punish NY-Licensed Atty, Panel Rules
• Ex-Public Defender Says Bogus Bias Reports Got Her Fired 
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• Senate Adds Full 5-Year Term For New FCC Commissioner
• State Farm Rate Hike Portends Intensifying Insurance Crisis
• Judge Says A Ruling Unfreezing Wind Projects May Be Pyrrhic
• Steps For Universities To Pass Tax-Exempt Test Amid Scrutiny
• Mich. Housing Co-Op Suit On Hold After Disclosure Exemption
• DOL Noms Vow To Confront Child Labor, Back Davis-Bacon
• In 2nd Term, Trump Has New Iran Sanctions Enforcement Tool
• Justices Say 'Exhaustion' In Prisoner Suits Is A Jury Question
• Supreme Court Says Biofuel Waiver Fights Belong In DC Circ.
• Supreme Court Upholds Tennessee Transgender Care Ban
• High Court Says Texas Can't Challenge Nuclear Waste Site
• Mass. Judge Expands Block On Trans Passport Policy
• Mass. Judge Temporarily Blocks DOD Research Funding Cuts
• Block On Job Corps Cuts Extended As Judge Weighs Injunction
• Sunoco Pipeline Leak Class Claims Return To Philly Court
• States Say Trump Admin Can't Freeze EV Charging Funds
• Senate Passes Stablecoin Legislation With Bipartisan Support
• La. Law Will Make Tesla Sales Less Onerous, Justices Told
• Ex-Low Power TV Owner Hit With $188K In Fines
• EPA Ordered To Rethink Enviro Justice Grant Terminations
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Blocking National Guard Deployment
• Jeanine Pirro Formally Nominated For DC US Atty
• NYC Comptroller, Mayoral Candidate, Arrested In Courthouse
• 5th Circ. Finds $37M For PPE Delivery Problems Went Too Far
• Tufts Student Says Feds Can't Ax Visa Record Claim
• FCC Says Tribe's New Radio Station Reach Can Fall Short
• CFPB's Vought Seeks To Limit Use Of Civil Penalty Fund
• Fundraising Pro Admits To Lying In Mich. 'Dark Money' Probe
• X Sues Over NY Social Media Law, Citing Trimmed Calif. Law
• HHS Says Trump Orders Merit Ending Trans Health Rule Case
• Pot Shops Have Rights In Federal Court, Mich. Judge Says
• ND Secretary Fights Tribes' 8th Circ. Voting Rights Rehearing
• GOP Lawmaker Praises DOL IG's Law Firm Agreements Audit
• 9th Circ. Says Chinook Can't Get Tribal Status From Courts
• Senate Confirms Trump's FCC Nominee, Giving GOP Majority
• Ill. Increases Sports Betting, Tobacco Tax And Taxes Airbnbs
• FDA Unveils Voucher Program For Fast-Paced Drug Reviews
• Ill. Toy Makers Seek Justices' Early Review Of Trump Tariff Suit
• Hemp Interests Urge Court To Halt Md. Licensing Policy
• Domestic Violence Groups Sue Feds Over Grant Restrictions
• Democrats Probe Palantir About IRS Taxpayer Database
• Texas Targets Del. Primacy With Trio Of New Corporate Laws
• Explicit Pic Takedown Law Casts A Wide Net
• Texas AG Seeks Execution In Shaken Baby Syndrome Case
• Senate Bill Could Hike Taxes On Litigation Funding Profits
• Justice Jackson Tops Royalties And Trip Disclosures In 2024
• Firms Fight To Rep End Users In PVC Pipe Antitrust Row
• DOJ Urged To Add Prosecutors Amid Threats To Congress
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• Mich. Court Backs County's Bid For Financial Data Access
• What Money Transmitters Need To Know About New Colo. Law
• New Acting US Attorney Tapped For Colorado
• USPTO Unveils AI Tools To Speed Up Patent Examinations
• Gemini Says CFTC Enforcement Went 'Trophy-Hunting' In Suit
• Bunge Gets Last-Needed Approvals For $18B Viterra Deal
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