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Public Policy - July, 2025

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• 9th Circ. Wants More Info On Trump Admin's Arrest Policy
• Retired Judges Say DOJ Suit 'Threatens' Core Of Judicial Role
• New Jersey US Atty Faces Authority Challenge In Drug Case
• Apache Women Look To Block Arizona Site's Destruction
• Bondi Says Judge Boasberg Hit With 'Misconduct Complaint'
• Amazon Says Geostationary Satellites Causing Interference
• Midband Spectrum Set-Aside Needed For Telemetry, FCC Told
• Rincon Band Says NEPA Reform Proposal Is Bad Idea
• Birthright Call Cited In Push To Keep TPS For Venezuelans
• Fed Committee Meetings Will Remain Closed, Judge Rules
• Congress Urged To Make FCC Merger OKs Deal-Specific
• FCC Pushed To Rescind Biden-Era Cybersecurity Ruling
• Florida's AG Announces 'Climate Cartel' Investigation
• Ex-Nurse's VA Negligence Case Doubted By Seattle Judge
• Hawaii Fights Back Against US Bid To Block Climate Suit
• BLM Kills Biden-Era Policy Docs For Oil Drilling In Alaska
• Utilities Can Join 4th Circ. FERC Grid Policy Fight
• Judge Denies Tulsa Co. Bid To Pause Tribal Jurisdiction Case
• Fla. Says Tribe Can't Join Detention Center Row, Feds Shrug
• DOJ Sued For Memo On Trump's Qatar Jet Gift
• Cannabis Shop Applicant Sues NY Regulators Over Delays
• Express Scripts, Prime Urge Court To Toss Mich. Price-Fix Suit
• FTC Stands By Media Boycott Subpoena Into Media Matters
• How Sweeping Budget Bill Shakes Up Health Industry
• Deep-Sea Mining Outlook Murky, But May Be Getting Clearer
• Legal Ops, Compliance Increasingly Vital To Antitrust Strategy
• Mass. Planning Group Looks To Bar AFSCME Union Petition
• What's Next For CFPB After 'Big Beautiful' Funding Cuts
• Adapting To Private Practice: From ATF Director To BigLaw
• EU, US Agree To 15% Tariff Rate For Most Sectors
• What To Know As SEC Looks To Expand Private Fund Access
• DOL Seeks Small Biz Input On Pooled Retirement Plans
• DOL's Job Corps Closure Was Unlawful, DC Judge Rules
• Fla. Law Is Part Of State Trend On Curbing Foreign Influence
• Fired FTC Dem Urges DC Circ. Not To Pause Reinstatement
• State Justices' Financial Disclosures 'Didn't Get Worse' In '24
• Trump Wants Ex-Death Row Inmates In 'Supermax' ADX
• Judge Again Cites Bias In NIH Fund Freeze As Gov't Appeals
• 4 In-Flux Employment Law Issues Banks Should Note
• Judge To Weigh If FTX Prosecutors Broke Plea Promise
• New DOJ Penalty Policy Could Spell Trouble For Cos.
• Merger Settlements Return As Enforcers Keep Busy
• Texas Resolution Seeks Vote On Lower Property Value Limits
• Fair Housing Groups Win Thaw Of HUD Grant Program Freeze
• Judge Says Trump Admin Can't Defund Planned Parenthood
• Top 6 Immigration Cases To Track In 2nd Half Of 2025
• Trump Admin Loses Sanctuary Fight With Ill., For Now
• Judge Keeps Nationwide Block On Birthright Citizenship EO
• Pullman & Comley Didn't Flag 'Falsified' $16M Loan, Suit Says
• Calif. Air Board Faces New Suit Over Carbon Fuel Standard
• Solar Developer Claims NC County's Permit Denial Was Biased
• DC Circ. Pauses Order Reinstating 2 NCUA Members
• Kalshi Tells 3rd Circ. Fed Law Bars NJ From Restricting Its Biz
• Sports & Betting Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2025
• 9th Circ. Rejects Suit Against Wash. Youth Gender Care Laws
• 11th Circ. Overturns Funding Model For SEC Database
• Reviewing Stewart's Latest Discretionary Denial Decisions
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Unraised Claims In Immigration Appeal
• Ky. Radio License Yanked Over Mounting Reg Fee Bills
• Trump Trade Deals Do Little To Ease Importers' Concerns
• Fluoride Fans Tell 9th Circ. To Preserve Drinking Water Use
• Live Streaming Cos. Should Follow Carry-All Rules, FCC Told
• Feds Ordered To Renew Contract For Family Separation Deal
• Veteran CFPB Enforcement Atty Heads For The Exit
• Texas Inmate Seeks To Stop Execution In Shaken Baby Case
• Minnesota Regulators Sue Retailer Over Cannabinoid Wares
• FCC's Carr Looks To Wrap Up Next 4-Year Media Rule Review
• Google Says Rival 'Indisputably' Too Late For Search Fix
• Texas Farmer Not Owed For Border Wall Costs, 5th Circ. Says
• NJ Panel Orders Do-Over In Public Notice Mandate Decision
• Jurisdiction Issue Leads To USAID Shutdown Suit's Dismissal
• Abrego Garcia Says DHS Keeps On Tainting Jury Pool
• Feds End Probe Into Waymo Self-Driving Cars
• FCC Won't Waive Surety Bond For NGSO Satellites
• Towns Repeat Claims In Affordable Housing Suit, NJ Says
• 4th Circ. Denies Inmate's Habeas Despite 'Kafkaesque' Delays
• IPR Decisions Clarify Stewart's 'Settled Expectations' Factor
• Fed Bill Targets Medicaid Parity For Urban Natives Clinics
• Epic Defends Apple Antitrust Injunction After Birthright Ruling
• Los Angeles Seeks Early Win In Military Leave Bias Suit
• Calif. County Denied Rehearing Over Timeshare Fee
• Mulling Worker Reclassification In Light Of No Tax On OT
• Top International Tax Policy To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2025
• Michigan, Green Groups Challenge Feds' Coal Plant Order
• Clean Energy Tax Changes Cut Timelines, Add Red Tape
• 5 Consumer Protection Compliance Issues In NY State Budget
• Univision To Pay $300K To Resolve FCC's Kid TV Ad Case
• Balancing The Promises And Perils Of Tokenizing Securities
• Trump Admin Making Another EO Appeal, Targeting WilmerHale
• District Court Won't Pause Block Of FTC Dem's Firing
• Big Tech's Refusal-To-Deal Defense Hits A Wall: Judges
• 11th Circ. Calls Dismissal Of Ga. Bar Bias Suit 'Indefensible'
• Okla. Tribe Fights Town's Plan To Cut Casino Utilities
• What To Watch As Attys Brace For 401(k) Private Equity Order
• Former Jan. 6 Prosecutor, 2 Other Ex-DOJ Employees File Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Hires Ex-Taft Public Finance Attorney
• Judge Rejects FTC Comments In Amazon Defense
• Top Immigration Cases Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Calif. Court Axes Deported Man's Drug Plea Over Atty Advice
• Judges Solidify Boutros As Chicago's Top Federal Prosecutor
• Crypto Group Appoints Ex-Legal Chief, Willkie Alum As CEO
• FCC Signs Off On Skydance's $8B Acquisition Of Paramount
• Trump Admin Asks Justices To Stay Block On NIH Grant Cuts
• Nonprofits Secure TRO In Challenge To New HUD Grant Rules
• 5th Circ. Says Deportation Waiver Did Not Violate Due Process
• Trump AI Push Runs Up Against Cost, Enviro Concerns
• Trump Admin Sues NYC To Block Sanctuary Policies
• Split 9th Circ. Affirms Block Of Calif. Ammunition Regulation
• Glass Lewis Sues Texas Over Proxy Advisory Restrictions Law
• Ky. Clerk Seeks To Overturn Marriage Equality Ruling
• Alina Habba Says She Is Now Acting US Atty In NJ
• Wash. AG Sues Contractor To Keep Benefits Data From Feds
• Curaleaf Unit Sues Illinois Regulators Over Growhouse Permit
• More Sinclair Stations Reach Consent Decrees On Kid TV Ads
• Feds Say 9th Circ. Order Supports Nixing Delay Of TPS End
• Encore Series, Philadelphia Orchestra End Antitrust Spat
• Trump Ally's Fund Firm Sues Powell Over Meeting Secrecy
• NY Court Bars Monitoring Of Domestic Violence Survivors
• FERC Chair Bids Goodbye At Last Monthly Meeting
• AI Rollout At USPTO Has Attys Foreseeing Stronger Patents
• FCC Sheds Rules For Older Tech As Axing Other Regs Proceed
• Va. County Board OKs Luxury, Mixed-Use Towers Project
• Groups Say Google Shirks EU Mandate To Allow App Deletion
• FCC Inserts New Deadlines Into Pole Attachment Rules
• Green Groups Cleared To Join EV Funding Freeze Challenge
• Mich. House, Secretary Of State To Mediate Subpoena Fight
• Rubio Memo Still A Threat Despite Injunction, Khalil Says
• EU Prepared To Impose €93B In Tariffs On US Goods
• How To Increase 3rd-Party Preissuance Patent Submissions
• New FCC Auction Criticized For Lack Of Tribal Window
• Fintech Orgs. Urge Trump Admin To Back Open Banking Rule
• NY Regents Say Court Already Ruled On Native Mascot Ban
• Madigan Confidant Gets 2 Years For Role In ComEd Bribery
• How Cos. In China Can Tailor Compliance Amid FCPA Shifts
• Texas Hemp Group Blasts New Legislative Proposal
• NCUA Board Members 'Glad To Be Back' Amid Trump Fight
• Judge Blocks Crypto REIT From Collecting Rent In Detroit
• DC Council Sets Vote On Revised Commanders Stadium Deal
• 7 Ways Employers Can Avoid Labor Friction Over AI
• Open Banking Is On Ice As CFPB Seeks To Toss Its Own Rule
• Navy Takes Ariz. Border Land For Immigration Enforcement
• SEC, FINRA Obligations In Changing AI Regulatory Landscape
• EU Probes If KKR Gave 'Incorrect Or Misleading' Merger Info
• Senate Tees Up Vote On Emil Bove To 3rd Circ.
• Trump Says AI Needs Free Content For Global Competition
• High Court Hits Pause On 8th Circ. Voting Rights Order
• Trump Air Emissions Carveouts Cloud The Regulatory Picture
• DOJ's HPE-Juniper Settlement Will Help US Compete
• DOL Relaunches Employer Self-Audit FLSA Program
• Jeanine Pirro's Nomination Advances To Full Senate
• 3rd Circ. Rules Philly Injection Site Equals Religious 'Person'
• How Property Insurers Serve As Climate Change Harbingers
• NC Urges 4th Circ. Not To Block Vape Regs During Appeal
• Playing Baseball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Upholds Birthright Citizenship EO Injunction
• Columbia Says It'll Pay $200M To Put To Rest Beef With Trump
• FTC Wants PE Firm's Medical Device Coating Deal Put On Ice
• Diversity Visa Winners Challenge New Travel Ban, Visa Policy
• CFPB Sued Over Retreat From Biden-Era Small-Biz Loan Rule
• 911 Call Centers Face Cybersecurity Risks, Mich. Says
• Epstein Grand Jury Files To Remain Sealed In Fla.
• Red Wolf Survival Relies On Redesignation, Judge Told
• Trump Admin Appeals Ruling On NCUA Board Member Firings
• Enviro Groups Slam FAA For SpaceX Review Shortcuts
• North Carolina AG Defends Power To Pursue PFAS Suit
• Pa. Justices Will Weigh Rollover For Other States' Pensions
• Ex-Copyright Chief Suggests Trump Fired Her Over AI Report
• ICJ Puts Reparations On The Table In Climate Change Case
• 8th Circ. Tosses FCC Dems' Local Media Ownership Rule
• Trump Wins 9th Circ. Block On Order Providing Reorg Plans
• False Ad Ruling Expanded Patent Law, Crocs Tells Justices
• 6th Circ. Questions Officials On Search: 'Pretty Darn Obvious'
• Assessing Impact Of USPTO's New Patent Policies
• FWS Wrongly Approved Bird-Harming Pesticide, Judge Says
• Creek High Court Grants Freedmen Descendants Citizenship
• 11th Circ. Throws Cold Water On Ga. County's Spaceport Suit
• SEC Asks 8th Circ. To Rule On Abandoned Climate Regs
• Feds Seek 15 Months For Lobbyist Over Madigan Scheme
• What US Medicine Onshoring Means For Indian Life Sciences
• Senate Confirms Another Missouri Judge
• UK Eyes Google, Apple Mandates For App Ranking, Payments
• Wash. Counties Can Sue State Over Public Defense Funding
• Ore. Tax Court Upholds Farm Value Over Owner's Claim
• Judge Bars Man's Deportation Amid Claims ICE Flouted Deal
• Split Conn. High Court OKs Eyewitness ID In Armed Robbery
• PTAB Ends Remote Hearings Beginning Sept. 1
• NLRB Precedent Shifts Still Far Away Despite Nominees
• APA Relief May Blunt Justices' Universal Injunction Ruling
• Democratic Lawmaker Reintroduces Cannabis Shipping Bill
• Sen. Collins Opposes Bove For 3rd Circ. Over Bias Concerns
• Ex-Real Estate Finance Pro Tapped For OCC Chief Of Staff
• NJ Comptroller Flags $34M Hole, Targets Lifeguard Pensions
• High Court Lets Trump Fire CPSC Members, For Now
• Wells Fargo Suit Shows Consumer Protection Limits In Mass.
• Ohio Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Takeaways From The US Attorney Role Tumult In New Jersey
• Building Better Earnouts In The Current M&A Climate
• 2nd Circ. Orders Review Of Sealed Epstein Case Docs
• AGs Ask NCAA To Revoke Transgender Athletes' Awards
• Apple Tells 9th Circ. Birthright Ruling Scraps Epic's Injunction
• Feds Fight Bid To Block Domestic Violence Grant Restrictions
• NJ Justices Back AG Takeover Of Paterson Police Dept.
• Managing Risks As State AGs Seek To Fill Enforcement Gap
• Trump Publishes AI 'Action Plan' With 90 Policy Proposals
• A Deep Dive Into 14 Nixed Gensler-Era SEC Rule Proposals
• Paramount, Skydance Defend Merger Plan At FCC
• 8th Circ. Wipes Out Pot-Smoking Gun Owner's Conviction
• Spurning Outsiders, Trump Expands Role In Picking Judges
• Senate Confirms Roth To Lead Federal Spectrum Agency
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Skillful Persuasion
• Trump Admin To Probe Harvard's Student Visa Program
• 9th Circ. OKs Toss Of U-Visa Holder's Status Adjustment Suit
• Trump's NCUA Board Member Firings Were Illegal, Judge Says
• Trump Says US Has Reached 'Exciting' Trade Deal With Japan
• DC Circ. Denies AP's Bid To Rehear White House Press Ban
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Protect Judges From Rising Threats
• Basel Exit Could Hurt US Influence, Experts Warn At Fed Event
• 5th Circ. Asks If Fishery Council Guidance Was Ratified
• GOP Senators Float Crypto Market Structure Discussion Draft
• OCC Defends Ex-Wells Fargo Exec's $10M Fake Accounts Fine
• After 8th Circ. Ruling, Hemp Co. Drops Suit Against SD Ban
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Nix Motorola Fintiv Memo Withdrawal Fight
• DC Circ. Puts Fired FTC Dem's Restoration On Ice, For Now
• Bid Protest Experts Push For Focus On Data, Debriefings
• US Olympic Officials Ban Trans Women, Comply With Trump
• Fair Use Carveout Applies To Med Device Repairs, Judge Says
• Power Cos., PJM Back FERC Auction Rerun Decision
• Pa. High Court Says Expunged DUI Still Counts As An Offense
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. That Judge Misread Trump's Sanctuary Orders
• Divided 3rd Circ. Backs ICE Detention Contracts In NJ
• ND Fights Tribes' High Court Bid To Stay Voting Rights Order
• Humana Asks Texas Court To Void 2025 Medicare Ratings
• Civil Rights Org. Backs 2nd Suit Over Tariffs, In Texas
• Trump Announces Framework For Indonesia Trade Deal
• Mo. High Court Says Counties Can't Tax Pot In Certain Areas
• Ohio Justices Accept AG's Bid To Limit Care For Trans Youths
• Discovery To Continue In Colo. Class Suit Over Seized Property
• Amazon Pushes Back On FTC's Trial Time Extension Bid
• Quantum Wants FTC To Lift Order On $5.2B Natural Gas Deal
• Lawmakers Consider Case Of Would-Be Donor's 'Signs Of Life'
• 4th Circ. Lets End Of Afghan Protected Status Move Forward
• House Panel Knocks EBSA Sharing Info With Workers' Attys
• A Look At Trump 2.0 Antitrust Enforcement So Far
• Gogo Worries 900 MHz Redo Could Disrupt In-Flight Receivers
• USPTO Employee Held In China Amid Visa Disclosure Dispute
• Mich. Court Changes Course To Uphold Terrorist Threat Law
• Reform Partly Modernizes Small Biz Stock Gains Exclusion
• 9th Circ. Rejects Gun Club's Bid For Permitting Cost Coverage
• FCC Urged To Exempt Private Networks In Foreign Owner Rule
• Breaking Down Novel Va. Social Media Law For Minors
• Lessons From Crackdown On Mexican Banks With Cartel Ties
• Colo. Ballot Proposal Seeks Tax Break For Overtime, Tips
• Ethics Appeal Over Columbia Letter Nixed As Judge Joins USDA
• AST Plan Called Threat To Amateur Satellite Signals
• Transportation Cases To Watch: Midyear Report 2025
• Litigation Inspiration: How To Respond After A Loss
• 8th Circ. Axes Witness Tampering Verdict In Kidnapping Case
• Native Groups Reject Trump's Call For Old Team Names
• Sable Aims To Sink Groups' Suit Over Calif. Oil Platforms
• Tips For Cos. From California Climate Reporting FAQ
• EU Deepens Look Into Universal Music $775M Downtown Deal
• NJ Judges End Habba's Tenure, Bondi Removes Replacement
• NY To Make Prison Phone Calls Free, Saving Families Millions
• Missouri Solicitor General, State Judge Secure Federal Seats
• Judge Blocks Some Planned Parenthood Cuts In Partial Ruling
• Ore. Extends Brownfield Development Tax Breaks
• Ala. Pot Regulators Seek Dismissal Of Retaliation Suit
• Revived Effort To Break Up 9th Circ. Makes Its Way To Senate
• Md. Judges Slam 'Unprecedented' Suit Over Habeas Orders
• Trump Asks DC Circ. To Block FTC Dem's Reinstatement
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Sinclair Stations Clear Up FCC's Kid TV Enforcement
• FCC Waives Rules To Use Radar Digging In Construction
• Man Tweaks Suit Over Gun Purchase Ban Tied To Pot Conviction
• DC Circ. Urged To Leave FERC Project Approvals Alone
• Nonprofits Take Aim At New HUD Grant Rules
• CFPB Ends VyStar Consent Order After $1.5M Penalty Paid
• Feds Tell 3rd Circ. Gun Rights Not Automatic After Crime
• House GOP Would Cut SEC Funds, Curb Cyber Breach Rule
• Not Enough Similarities To Apply DOJ Ad Tech Win: Google
• Fla. Judge Pick Probed On Trump Case, Nomination Timing
• 9th Circ. Narrows 'Remain In Mexico' Block During Appeal
• Pay Bias Judge Guts $2.8M Fee Request, Citing Errors At Trial
• Huawei Chips Block Some TVs' NextGen Signals, FCC Told
• FinCEN Gives Investment Advisers Reprieve On AML Rule
• Sens. Float Bill To Protect Against AI Data Piracy
• Justices Asked If Frontier Law Covers 'Corner Crossing' Case
• Ex-Judges Call SAP Hypocritical In 'Self-Serving' Fintiv Appeal
• Concertgoers Narrow Live Nation Antitrust Claims
• Lawmakers' Plan To Target Bid Protesters Seen As Unfounded
• How GOP Judges Teed Up 4th Circ.'s Supreme Court Shutout
• Board Says Salvadoran Women Not A Social Group Under INA
• Energy Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2025
• Builder Accuses NC County Of Losing $1.3M In Phishing Scam
• California Invests $10M In Tribal College's Accreditation Push
• FDA's Hasty Policymaking Approach Faces APA Challenges
• JetBlue Says Fla. Used Unlawful Formula In Calculating Taxes
• COVID-19 Fraudster Can Keep His Pension, Conn. Judge Says
• States Say Noncitizen Benefit Restrictions Are Creating Chaos
• DOJ Crypto Enforcement Is Shifting To Target Willfulness
• Trade Court Hits Importer With $3.4M Penalty Over Fraud
• DC Circ. Strikes Down Gag Order On X Corp. Subpoenas
• Ex-ComEd CEO Gets 2 Years For Burying Madigan Bribes
• EPA Asks 9th Circ. To Reverse Calif. Judge In Fluoride Suit
• Stadium Deal Still On Despite Trump Threat, DC Officials Say
• Legal Considerations Around Ibogaine As Addiction Therapy
• Unpacking DOJ's Suit Against Maryland Federal Bench
• States, Territories Get The OK For $42B In Broadband Grants
• Officials' Intent Key In Visa Revocation Trial, Judge Says
• What Calif. Insurance Ruling Means For Smoke Damage Limits
• Wash. Law Highlights Debate Over Unemployment For Strikers
• 4th Circ. Reverses Portion Of Railroads' Broadband Suit
• Judge Allows Calif. Tribe In Casino Suit, Denies Dismissal Bid
• Feds Move To Drop Some Counts Against Texas Rep. Cuellar
• DOL Rescinds ERISA Guidance On Citi Racial Equity Program
• Not So Fast: CFPB Shelves Bid To Scrap State Notice Rules
• NJ US Atty Accused Of Ethics Violations Amid Possible Exit
• Ruger Says Colo. Shooting Suits Can't Lean On Conn. Ruling 
• Trump DOJ To Appeal Axing Of Order Targeting Jenner & Block
• Why SEC Abandoned Microcap Convertible Debt Crackdown
• Justices' Resentencing Ruling Fortifies First Step Act Tools
• Trump Admin's Harvard Cuts Vex Judge: 'Staggering To Me'
• Top 4 Texas Cases To Watch: A Midyear Report
• Senate Panel To Revote On US Atty Noms After Dem Walkout
• How Criminal Law Is Shaped By Administrative Decisions
• The Metamorphosis Of The Major Questions Doctrine
• Law360 Names 2025's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Top 4 Texas Court Rulings Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Judge Demands Layoff Plans From Trump Administration
• ​​​​​​​3rd Circ. Pick 'Respected' By Trump, Mysterious To Senators
• USPTO Calls On Fed. Circ. To Reject Fight Over Fintiv Policy
• Calif. Sues Trump Admin Over $4B High-Speed Rail Fund Cuts
• FCC Seeks To Change How It Handles Broadband Report
• As Trump Signs Stablecoin Bill, Attorneys Talk Compliance
• Trade Legal Matters To Watch: Midyear Report
• EPA To Lay Off Science Office Workers Amid Reorganization
• Feds Fight Bid To Block Pacific Monument Fishing Permits
• Interior Process Tweaks Will Further Stymie Wind And Solar
• Judge Says She'd Block Birthright Order For Nationwide Class
• California Courts Set AI Rules Allowing Flexibility For Judges
• Wash. Judge Halts Clergy Abuse Mandatory Reporter Law
• Stewart Issues Discretion Decisions For 56 More Petitions
• Oxford Shooting Victim's Estate Can Sue Cops, Court Finds
• Ohio State, NCAA, Big Ten Beat Ex-QB's NIL Suit
• A Rapidly Evolving Landscape For Noncompetes In Healthcare
• Hearing Set In Phoenix For Oak Flat Copper Mine Lawsuits
• New PTAB Denial Processes Grow More And More Confusing
• Judge Questions Basis For Planned Parenthood Funding Cuts
• EU Says Vivendi Controlled Lagardère During Deal Review
• Arguing The 8th Amendment For Reduction In FCA Penalties
• T-Mobile Wants Wash. AG's Data Breach Claims Tossed
• Mass. Advocates Pitch Doubling Real Estate Transfer Fee
• FTC Nixes Exxon-Pioneer, Chevron-Hess Board Ban Deals
• Miami Official Loses Appeal To Toss $63.5M Judgment
• Crypto Firms' OCC Charter Bids Draw Bank Industry Scrutiny
• Texas Court Tosses Cities' Challenge To 'Death Star' Bill
• Trump Flexes Air Law Power To Delay Compliance Deadlines
• Tread Carefully On Truth-In-Billing Rules, FCC Told
• 7th Circ. OKs FBI Withholding Of Ex-Atty's Informant Records
• Cannabis And The Courts: A Midyear Litigation Review
• 4th Circ. Backs $9M Classification Ruling Against Staffing Co.
• Vt. Judge Says Columbia Student Can Travel, Speak Freely
• Cannabis Edibles Maker Accused Of Hiding Prop. 65 Warnings
• Commerce Adviser Joins MoFo National Security Group In DC
• Meet The Attys In Pa. Radio Host's Fight For Open Primaries
• Judge Unsure Of Alternatives To Nationwide Birthright Ruling
• Top 5 Energy Decisions Of 2025: A Midyear Report
• Telecoms Urge FCC To Modernize Networks To Fight Robocalls
• Snake Spotting Voids OK Of Sprawling Calif. Housing Plan
• Oregon To Issue Report On Property Tax System
• Nadine Menendez Attys Say Relationship Has 'Broken Down'
• Trump Creates 'Schedule G' For 'Non-Career' Federal Workers
• 21 States Fight ACA Rule They Say Guts Health Coverage
• FDA Warns Firms Over Illegal Kratom Product Marketing
• Fla. High Court Affirms Congressional Map In Voter Suit
• Calif. Tribe Renews $700M Casino Suit With Lobbying Claim
• Google Gets AGs' Ad Tech Trial Delayed In Texas
• 9th Circ. Panel Appears Split On Trump Order Curbing Unions
• Suit Fights USCIS End Of Immigrant Youth Protections
• FCC Claims Broadcaster Owes 7 Times Judge's Fine
• 'Troubling': Dems Press CFPB Over Nixed Navy Federal Order
• Thrivent Challenges SEC Over FINRA Arbitration Rules
• Judge Won't Grant Fees In Temporary Protected Status Suit
• Dallas Can Fight AG To Keep Records, Appeals Court Says
• Circle's Bank Plans Include Regulatory Vets At Helm
• Hitachi Seeks FCC OK For Bay Area Rail Control System
• COVID Fraudster Says State Can't Rescind Firefighter Pension
• 3 Crypto Bills Pass House, With Stablecoins Headed To Trump
• Public Advocates Voice Concern At FCC Regulation Cut Plan
• Public, Tribal Stations Face Shutdown As Senate Cuts Funds
• SEC Atty Exits After Hiding Revoked License, OIG Says
• Uber Asks Ga. Justices To Reverse Sales Tax Ruling
• GENIUS Act Creates 'Commodity' Uncertainty For Stablecoins
• Justices' 'Tea Leaves' Don't OK Illegal FTC Firing, Court Says
• EU Approves Luxembourg Beverage Deal With Fix
• FCC Asks 5th Circ. To Reinstate $57M AT&T Data Privacy Fine
• Senators Float 'Patent Thicket' Bill To Limit Generic Litigation
• EPA Merging Offices As Reorganization Continues
• Texas AG Sues Nat'l Org. Over Trans Swimmer Participation
• 6 Cases For Patent Attys To Watch In The Second Half Of 2025
• Wis. Senators Send List Of Bipartisan 7th Circ. Picks To Trump
• Omaha Tribe Leads Nebraska In Cannabis Legalization Push
• JPMorgan Chase Can't Force Arbitration In Client Racism Suit
• Senate Moves Closer To Confirming Trump's NTIA Chief Nom
• US Negotiating Global Min. Tax Carveout Accord, Official Says
• Bombing Victims Seek Damages For Iran's Support Of Attacks
• FCC Approves Alaska Telecom's Performance Revisions
• Fla. AG, Sandoz Clash With Other Enforcers Over 'Done' Deal
• Atty Access At 'Alligator Alcatraz' Being Barred, Suit Says
• EU Space Act Could Stifle US Commercial Operators
• Mass. Cities Seek Order Forcing Trash Hauler To Honor Pacts
• Cos. Face Convergence Of Anti-Terrorism Act, FCPA Risks
• EU Sends Hungary To Court Of Justice Over ECT Stance
• Tax Auditor's Disability Bias Suit Dismissed For Late Filing
• Feds' Shift On Reputational Risk Raises Questions For Banks
• PE Firm Is Denied FDA Docs For Defense In Deal Challenge
• Ga. AG Asks 11th Circ. To Review Social Media Age Limit Case
• NJ Sewer Agency Sued Over $232M Skanska Gas Plant Project
• Wisconsin Bar Settles Atty's Legal Challenge Over DEI Efforts
• CFTC Restructures Enforcement Division Amid Layoffs
• Israel Criticism Isn't Antisemitism, Judge Tells DOJ Lawyers
• Neb. Asks Justices To Resolve River Dispute With Colo.
• Biotech Collaborations Can Ease Uncertainty Amid FDA Shift
• Nuclear Stakeholders Must Prepare For Cyber Threats
• Iowa Church Says DEA Can't 'Pocket Veto' Drug Exemption
• Playing Mah-Jongg Makes Me A Better Mediator
• Trump Picks Two For NLRB, Setting Up Return Of Quorum
• Watchdog Raises Concerns On 9th Circ. Nominee's Crypto Work
• 11th Circ. Nixes Walmart Win, Backs ALJ Removal Restriction
• Fla. Man Convicted In Plot To Kill Fed Prosecutor, FBI Agent
• Immigrants Slam 'Unlawful' Immigration Courthouse Arrests
• Fed IG To Probe $2.5B HQ Renovation Amid Trump Criticism
• Dallas Beats Suit By Motorist Hit By Police Car
• Fla. Judge Will Hear Out Suit Over Postponed Miami Elections
• Nonprofits Taking Immigrant Legal Aid Fight To DC Circ.
• House Crypto Bills Clear Procedural Hurdle After Late Stall
• Trump Taps Ex-Thomas, Kavanaugh Clerk For 3rd Circ.
• GAO Tells Congress Loser-Pays Model Not Needed
• With Discretionary Denials, PTAB Accepting Fewer Petitions
• Maine Clinics Sue Over Medicaid Ban On Abortion Providers
• AI Tools Taking On Bigger Role In USPTO Patent Examination
• Cornell Workers Urge 2nd Circ. Remand Suit Justices Revived
• Family Of Philly Teacher Pushes City For Answers On Death
• Hawley Accuses AI Cos. Of Largest IP Theft In US History
• Ga. Prosecutor Resigns Amid DUI Handling Feud With Judge
• Mass. Judges To Mull Dismissals Amid Defender Pay Standoff
• Dominion Exec Settles Defamation Suit With Election Denier
• Justice Kavanaugh Pauses 8th Circ.'s Voting Rights Ruling
• FCC Looks To Streamline Regs For Enviro Reviews
• House Panel Urged To Modernize Tax Rules For Digital Assets
• DOJ Tells 9th Circ. TPS Cancellation Delay Can't Stand
• 9th Circ. Tosses Atty-Farmer's Suit Over USDA Organic Label
• States Push To Keep Nationwide Block On Birthright Order
• Flowers Foods Pushes Justices To Take Up Arbitration Case
• Charter, Cox Ask FCC To Approve $34.5B Combination
• Business Court Bill Furthers Texas' Pro-Corporate Strategy
• FEMA Targeted In 20-State Suit Over Pre-Disaster Grant Cuts
• US Fights NY's Bid To Move Climate Superfund Suit Upstate
• Booz Allen Hit With Retaliation, Wrongful Firing Suit
• DOJ Tells FCC Terminals Critical To Undersea Cable Security
• Dems Ask FCC To Drop CBS Probe, Cite Fox 'Double Standard'
• Judge Sets Execution Date In Shaken Baby Syndrome Case
• NC Rec Center Immune In Overheating Wrongful Death Suit
• Calif. Air Waivers Fight Fuels Automakers', States' Uncertainty
• Charity Care Is Not Unconstitutional Taking, NJ Justices Rule
• Florida AG Faces Pushback On Out-Of-State Atty Proposal
• Jeanine Pirro Scrutinized On Jan. 6, Ex-Husband's Pardon
• Calif. Senate Won't Tackle Consumer Internet Cap
• FTC Staff Cuts Unlikely To Curb Antitrust Enforcement Agenda
• Diversity, Equity, Indictment? Contractor Risks After Kousisis
• Speaker's Aide Won't Rule Out 'Secure 3.0' Retirement Bill
• USTR To Probe Brazil's Trade Practices For Possible Tariffs
• Calif. Tribe Opposes Dismissal Of Suit Over Cannabis Raids
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Navigating Client Trauma
• What To Expect As UK, US Gov'ts Develop Stablecoin Policies
• GTCR Seeks Rival's Sales Data To Counter FTC Challenge
• Trump Admin Seeks Win In Harvard $2B Funding Freeze Case
• Ariz. Justices Clear School In Suit By Teen Hit By Car
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