Public Policy Archive » August, 2025

Public Policy - August, 2025

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• Split Fed. Circ. Backs Limits On Presidential Tariff Powers
• Prison Phone Cos., Sheriffs Tell FCC Rate-Cap Delay Needed
• Ga. Ban On Trans Prisoner Healthcare 'Troubling,' Judge Says
• DC Judge Says Fed. Reserve Gov. Can't Get TRO Just Yet
• Nuke Plant Restarts: Chances Exist, But Challenges Await
• Federal Judge Blocks New Texas ESG Disclosure Law
• FCC Reminds Rip-And-Replace Recipients To File Updates
• LA's Acting US Atty Essayli Faces DQ Bid Over Expired Term
• 8th Circ.'s 'Erie Guess' Affirms Apt. Co.'s $27M Insurance Win
• Trans Athlete Inclusion Case Paused Pending Justices' Ruling
• Dems Urge FHFA Director To Focus On Housing Costs
• Ohio Appeals Common Carrier, Public Utility Bid For Google
• DC Circ. Backs Biden Gulf Drilling Plan Amid Trump Revamp
• Emigrant Seeks High Court Review Of 'Reverse Redlining' Suit
• Full DC Circ. Asked To Revive Inquiry Into El Salvador Flights
• NJ Casinos Say 9th Circ. Ruling Backs Axing Price-Fixing Suit
• Norwegian Shipping Co. Pleads Guilty To Pollution Charge
• Del. Gun Ownership Age Limit Deemed Unconstitutional
• Trump Admin Yanks $679M In Offshore Wind Projects
• Former National Security Officials Say Union EO Went Too Far
• Hegseth Creates Joint Task Force To Counter Drone Threats
• Tribe Says Okla. City Can't Avoid Sovereignty Suit
• Data Undermines USPTO's 'Settled Expectations' Doctrine
• DOJ Targets BigLaw, Big Tech For Antitrust 'Gamesmanship'
• Republicans Urge Justices To End Campaign Spending Caps
• Pro-Palestine Student Group Must Be Allowed On Pitt Campus
• Texas Fights Statewide Block Of Migrant Transport Order
• Vape Groups Say Wisconsin Law Preempted By Federal Policy
• High Court Urged To Uphold Wash. Gaming Compact Order
• Can Trump's Orders Stop The Rise Of Cashless Bail?
• NY Town Officials Let Mosque Land-Use Deal Fizzle
• 4 Appellate Arguments For Benefits Attys To Watch In Sept.
• Insurance Broker Says NJ School Board Defamed Him
• JAG Corps Sent To DC To Fill 'Critical Vacancies'
• Drafting M&A Docs After Delaware Corp. Law Amendments
• Advice For 1st-Gen Lawyers Entering The Legal Profession
• Creek Nation Halts Citizenship Cards After Freedmen Ruling
• FTC Focus: When Green Goals And Antitrust Law Collide
• High Court E-Cig Ruling Opens Door For FDA Challenges
• Ill. Jury Sides With Ex-CTA Worker In Vax Bias Lawsuit
• House Dems Reintroduce Marijuana Legalization Bill Again
• Small-Plane Black Box Mandate Would Aid Probes, Lawsuits
• 7th Circ. Affirms Sweepstakes Co. Owner's Bribery Conviction
• UN Tax Committee Extends Deadline For Consultation
• UK Bank Shares Sink After Report Calls For Windfall Tax
• EU Moves To Lift Tariffs As Part Of US Trade Deal
• DOJ Names Acting Director Of US Trustee's Office
• NY Tenants Claim Cos. Hiked Rents, Abused Tax Exemption
• States Say White House Caved In AmeriCorps Cut Fight
• Philly Wants Sanctions For 'Appalling Treatment' Of Counsel
• Untangling 'Debanking' Exec Order And Ensuing Challenges
• Trump Ends Bargaining Rights For Workers At More Agencies
• FTC Warns Google Over Alleged Partisan Gmail Spam Filters
• 10th Circ. Told Okla. 'Race Theory' Law Must Go
• Email Excluded From Harassment Suit Against Paxton Deputies
• 'Still A Mess': Colo. Special Session Fails To Deliver AI Clarity
• Black Owner Of Hemp Shop Accuses LA Police Of Illicit Raids
• 9th Circ. Rules BLM Can Implement Oregon Logging Plan
• 4chan Says UK Online Censorship Law Is Powerless In US
• DOJ Right On Anti-Vax Group's AP Boycott Claims, Court Told
• Amid Firings, DOJ Opens Temp Judge Eligibility To Any Atty
• CFTC Clears Registration Path For Offshore Crypto Cos.
• NJ Borough Sues American Dream Mall Over Sunday Sales
• Fed. Circ. Says AI Co. Not 'Interested Party' In Bid Protest
• Trump Admin Backs Harvard Foreign Student Ban At 1st Circ.
• Local Gov'ts Seek Win In Suit Over HHS-Canceled Grants
• End Of De Minimis Duty Breaks May Snag Supply Chains
• FTC Unpauses Administrative Case Over Insulin Prices
• Unions Urge Judgment Blocking DOGE's Agency Access
• EPA Backs Truck-Makers' Bid To Block Calif. Emissions Regs
• Religion Didn't Drive Ex-CTA Worker's Vax Refusal, Jury Hears
• Court Blocks Bid To Keep Everglades Detention Center Open
• USPTO Offers Streamlined Patent, TM Assignment Search Tool
• Arkansas Court Dismisses Cherokee Casino License Claims
• AstraZeneca Challenges Colo. Law Over Drug Pricing Rules
• Tribal Members Seek 5th Circ. Redo In San Antonio Park Row
• Cannabis Biz Says Long Island Town Illicitly Blocked Opening
• What FDIC's Asset Threshold Raise Would Mean For Banking
• Energy Dept. Extends Pa. Plant's Lifespan, Citing Power Risks
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Gives Banks Shield From Terrorism Liability
• Wash. Sen. Opposes Full-Term Role For State's New US Atty
• Red States Fight Youths' Effort To Stop Trump Energy Orders
• Calif. Board's Financial-Grade Climate Standards Raise Stakes
• Trump Fires Democratic Member Of Rail Regulator
• Ga.'s Chief Justice Warns Of AI's Risks To Trial Evidence
• Hartford Cops' Assault Response Reveals Bias, Court Told
• PBGC Must Reconsider Bakery Union's $132M Bailout Bid
• Hawaii Transient Tax Is Unconstitutional, Cruise Cos. Say
• UK Plastic Packaging Tax Revenue Dips As Exemptions Rise
• First Chief PTAB Judge Remembered As Industrious Leader
• Australia Aims To Cut 500 Nuisance Tariffs
• Ga. AG Loses Bid To Block Rival's No-Limit Fundraising
• SC Ends Sandoz, Novartis Price-Fixing Claims For $2.4M
• Low Earth Co. Urges FCC To Open Spectrum For Satellite Use
• Judge OKs Deal With Mich. To Boost Kids' Mental Healthcare
• Coaching Cheerleading Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook Sues Trump To Block Firing
• HHS Says CDC Head Has Been Fired. She Says Otherwise.
• India Tariff Hike Could Force Supply Chain Questions
• DC Circ. Told Quick Removals For Parolees Rightly Blocked
• Citizens Say FinCEN's Real Estate Transfer Rule Unlawful
• US, Others Warn Of China-Backed Cyber Threats To Networks
• 47 AGs Push Search, Payment Platforms To Stop 'Deepfakes'
• Seattle Asks Court To Bar Feds From Yanking Grants Over DEI
• Tribe Wins Limited Approval Of Bid To Intervene In Casino Suit
• 4th Circ. Upholds Va. County's 'Sensitive Places' Gun Bans
• DHS Aims To Limit Visa Duration For Foreign Students, Press
• Crypto Orgs. Won't Back Bill Without Developer Protections
• Sinclair Presses FCC To Set NextGen TV Switch Date
• FCC Pressed To Expand NC Carrier's High-Cost Aid
• Negligence Suit Over Arrest On Stale Warrant Gets New Life
• 10 Questions For New FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty
• Former Workers Can Be Experts In FTC's Amazon Prime Trial
• FTC Calls Judge 'Fundamentally Mistaken' On Media Matters
• Live Nation Concertgoer Claims Violent Treatment By Security
• Miner, Recreationists Oppose Intervention In Monument Fight
• Pa. County Denies Liability In Fatal Child Abuse Case
• Ga. Justices Back Income Approach For Low-Income Housing
• NYC Prepares For School Year Amid Immigration Crackdown
• Widow Wasn't Forced Into Sewage Settlement, 4th Circ. Told
• DC Judicial Vacancy Crisis Could Be Easing Soon
• 10th Circ. Revives Cannabis User's Gun Possession Charge
• Feds, Blue States Clash Over Future Of EV Funding Fight
• Scholars Tell High Court To Back Conversion Therapy Ban
• Unpacking The BIS Guidance On Chinese AI Chip Use
• DOJ Seeks To Expedite Appeal Over NJ US Atty Role Dispute
• NJ Panel Backs Co.'s Single-Family Subdivision Project
• How To Address Tariff-Related Risks In Commercial Contracts
• How New Texas Law Targets ESG Proxy Advice
• Abrego Garcia's Removal Ban Extended Through October
• Mich. Judge Advises Trimming $500K Fees For Retaliation Win
• Philly-Area Transit System Sued Over 'Drastic' Service Cuts
• NC City Scraps Race-Based Board Criteria To End Bias Suit
• Feds Seek 7-Year Bribery Sentence For Nadine Menendez
• Jailed Pastor Cites Adams Dismissal In Bid To Beat Charges
• 8 Compliance Team Strategies To Support Business Agility
• Eastern District Of Pa.'s Former Chief Judge To Retire In Sept.
• Iowa Vape Group Asks 8th Circ. To Keep E-Cig Law On Ice
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Make A Deal
• FERC Approves $38M Deal To End Market Manipulation Case
• Judge Won't Pause Order To Reinstate Foreign Aid
• OpenAI, ChatGPT Blamed In Suit Over Calif. Teen's Suicide
• Gun Group Argues For Members' Ability To Buy Nationwide
• Uber Eats To Pay Couriers $15M To End Seattle's Wage Claims
• Split 9th Circ. Upholds Oregon Pharmaceutical Reporting Law
• Scholars, Others Back Students Facing Foreign Policy Removal
• Ex-Judge Says He Was Told to Rubber-Stamp DHS Dismissals
• Ill. Defends Extended Mail-In Ballot Deadline At High Court
• DC Seeks Toss Of Challenge To Cannabinoid Rule
• Standard General's Racial Bias Claims Against FCC Fall Flat
• Fed Pushes To Dismiss Trump Ally's Suit Over Meeting Access
• Denver Says Sanctuary Policies Not Undone By Federal Law
• USDOT Threatens States With Funding Cuts Over Truck Safety
• AI Copyright Licensing Is Helping To Fuel Tech's Evolution
• DOJ Can't Throw Out Kidnapping Charges, DC Circ. Says
• Farmers Defend Climate Superfund Law Against Challenges
• FOIA Results Wanted Before Ruling In DOGE Disclosure Suit
• Hemp Interests Say Conn. Policy Inconsistent With Federal Law
• FCC Ordered To Turn Over More DOGE Docs
• Artist Seeking Copyright Of AI Image Equates Use To Cameras
• Atty In Voting Machine Case Tries To Delay Discipline Hearing
• Christian Clinic Says Mich. Stance On Bias Law Still Unclear
• Puerto Rico Utility Bondholders Say They'll End Reorg Deal
• Commerce Announces Final Steel Duty Rates For 10 Countries
• Feds Look To Dismiss Calif. Tribe's $700M Casino Dispute
• Annual Report Shows CFIUS Extending Its Reach In 2024
• 5th Circ. Says Fed. Law Explicitly Bars Ex-CEO's NCUA Suit
• Doctors Press 5th Circ. To Reverse Surprise Billing Ruling
• HPE's Trump-Tied Lobbyists Cast 'Pall' Over Merger Review
• Brewer Can't Challenge Home Distilling Ban, US Tells 6th Circ.
• Trump Tax Law's Most Impactful Corp. And Individual Changes
• From Clerkship To Law Firm: 5 Transition Tips For Associates
• FERC Urged To Ignore Ill. Grid Project Policy Fight
• CFTC's Last Dem Member Departing Agency
• Judge Axes Habeas Suit, Tells DOJ To Use 'Proper' Forum
• Texas AG To Probe Heavy Metals In Baby Foods
• Fla. Misses Opportunity To Rectify Wrongful Death Damages
• 3rd Circ. Says Tossing Undated Mail Votes Is Unconstitutional
• Tax Credit Dispute Sparks $1.3M Lawsuit Against Jersey City
• Cybersecurity Risks Can Lurk In Gov't Contractor Acquisitions
• Calif. Senate OKs New Tax Default Property Sales Rules
• Wash. Cities Settle Yacht Club's Clean Water Act Suit
• Fed's Lisa Cook Preps Lawsuit Over Trump Firing
• TikTok Takes State's Addictive App Case To NC Top Court
• EU Defends Digital Taxes Following Trump's Tariff Threat
• Trump Admin Agrees To Release Frozen Education Funds
• Fla. ICE Official Warns Detention Center Closure Risks Safety
• Fed. Court Can't Halt FDIC Enforcement Order, 5th Circ. Says
• NC Justices Serve State 2 Blows In Bars' COVID Closure Suits
• DOJ Antitrust Whistleblowers May Find Ally At The Post Office
• Washington Judge OKs Tenant Class Challenging Lease Terms
• Healthcare Co. Investors Sue Over Contractor's Alleged Fraud
• Trump Plans To Withdraw Federal Funding Over Cashless Bail
• Unions Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Order Halting Bargaining EO
• Shipbuilder Fights Subpoena In Baltimore Bridge Collapse
• Trump Fires Fed's Lisa Cook Over Mortgage Fraud Allegation
• Trump Expands Use Of National Guard Post-DC Deployment
• Ticket Resellers Flag Case Challenging FTC's Bots Probe
• Stewart Overrules 3 PTAB Discretion Decisions On Dir. Review
• Wash. Judge Clears Feds In Navy Vet's VA Negligence Suit
• Texas Stock Exchange Wants In On Proxy Advisory Lawsuit
• Pa. Worker Who Quit After Public Insults Can Get Benefits
• Texas Wants To Back Trump In Calif. Vehicle Waiver Fight
• Fired CTA Worker Faced Bias Over Vax Refusal, Jury Told
• Judge Presses Gov't On Aid Plan As Sept. 30 Deadline Looms
• Kari Lake Ordered Deposed In Voice Of America Closure Row
• More Than 1,200 Telcoms Booted From Phone Networks
• 5th Circ. Nixes SEC's Biden-Era Short-Selling Rules
• Budget Act Should Boost Focus On Trade Compliance
• Economists Say FCC Copper Line Phaseout Needed
• Mich. Judge Backs 125% Recovery In Tax Foreclosure Deal
• CFPB Plans To Limit Nonbank Supervision With Rule Proposal
• DOD Limits Awards For Cos. Consulting For Foreign Enitities
• Alaska Looks To Reopen Tribal Gaming Lease Dispute
• NY Bill Would Complicate Labor Law Amid NLRB Uncertainty
• Trump Tax Law's Most Consequential International Changes
• Epic's 9th Circ. Case Against Apple Draws Amicus Support
• Associates Can Earn Credibility By Investing In Relationships
• How 6th Circ. Ruling Deepens Split On Broker Liability
• How The Genius Act May Aid In Fight Against 'Pig Butchering'
• Battle Over NJ US Atty Appointment Lands In 3rd Circ.
• Wyden Urges Independent Review Of Courts' Cybersecurity
• Feds, Wind Farm Backers Duel For Wins In Permitting Fight
• Advocate Orgs. Ask DC Circ. To Stop IRS Sharing Info With ICE
• Ex-TSA Attorney Among 3 New Lawyers At Kaplan Kirsch
• Connecticut Court Backs Ouster Of Tax Atty Over Rogue Email
• Alabama Pot Co. Fights Dismissal Bid In Retaliation Suit
• NJ Court Upholds Most Claims In Judicial Privacy Suits
• Unions Ask Judge To Block DOD, EPA From Ending Contracts
• Texas Bill Would OK Low-Population Voter-Approval Tax Rates
• Judge Pauses CWA Suit Over Chemours' Ohio River Pollution
• Assessing Strategies For Mixed-Use Pro Sports Projects
• Glock Can't Escape Minnesota's Gun Modification Suit
• Trump Says He'll Sue Over Blue Slips
• Former SG Prelogar Rejoins Cooley In DC As Practice Leader
• Lawsuit Says Fla. Can't Detain Migrants Under 287(g) Rule
• Nadine Menendez Presses Court For 1-Year Prison Sentence
• Texas, Fla. Want In On Abortion Medication Challenge
• Intel Says US Will Take 10% Stake In Business
• DOJ Investigation Of NY AG Condemned By AGs Of 21 States
• USPTO Allows Discretionary Denials For 3-Year-Old Patents
• Ohio Panel Says Med Mal Damages Cap Is Unconstitutional
• Habba Ruling Could Put Tighter Limits On 'Acting' Officials
• Altria Unit Says FDA Stonewalled On Flavored E-Cig Approvals
• Ga. City Uses Zoning To Block Recovery Facilities, Suit Says
• Judge Blocks Most ACA Rule Changes, Lets Others Proceed
• Trump Names 4 Nominees For North Carolina Bench
• Startup Accelerator Backs Epic In Apple Case At 9th Circ.
• Bank Must Produce Records On Prepaid Debit Card Program
• High Court Told To Lift 'Coordinated' Party Spending Caps
• Split 9th Circ. Halts Land Swap With Idaho Tribes' Backing
• CFTC Seeks Industry Input On White House Crypto Recs
• Colo. House Advances Cuts To Business Tax Breaks
• 2nd Circ. Won't Block Conn.'s Sandy Hook Gun Restrictions
• New York City Clears Waymo To Test Self-Driving Cars
• Green Groups Lodge 5th Circ. Challenge Over La. LNG Permits
• Neb. Judge Frees Student's Accuser From Univ. Sex Bias Suit
• New York Says There Is No 'Native Ban' In Mascot Dispute
• NC Justices Affirm Dismissal Of Philip Morris Tax Challenge
• $16M Loan Docs Looked Legit To Pullman & Comley, Letter Says
• State Solicitors General Become A Trump Judge Pipeline
• 4th Circ. Rules Virginia Gov. Can Deny Felon Voting Rights
• Canada To Toss Tariffs On US Goods Under USMCA
• Congressional Bid Protest Concerns Lack Evidence
• NY Localities, Officials Back Rochester In Sanctuary Fight
• 7th Circ. Backs TSA's Cybersecurity Rules For Railroads
• Newsmax Says FCC Can't Ditch TV Ownership Cap
• Trending At The PTAB: IPR Memo And Its Fed. Circ. Backdrop
• Trump Admin To Appeal Susman Godfrey Exec Order Ruling
• Trump Admin Pauses Visas For Commercial Truck Drivers
• Biosolid Contaminants Spawn Litigation, Regulation Risks
• When Misconduct Can Trigger Bank Industry Employment Ban
• FTC Can't Pause Order Blocking Media Matters Probe
• Judge Can't Become Public Defender After Not Practicing Law
• Tribe Member Can't Discharge Tax Debt, 10th Circ. Affirms
• Filing Clarifies FTC, DOJ's Passive Investment Stance
• Lessons From 7th Circ.'s Deleted Chat Sanctions Ruling
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Weil, Fried Frank
• DOJ Expands Expedited Docket For Families Facing Removal
• DC Circ. Rejects NM Ranchers' Bird Protection Challenge
• PE Industry Primed To Capitalize On Trump 401(k) Order
• IRS Guidance Sparks Mixed Reaction For Solar, Wind Projects
• 9th Circ. Tosses Wash. City's Win In Military Leave Suit
• BBK Taps Gov't Affairs Director From Interior Leadership
• Fla. Appeals Order To Wind Down Detention Center Operations
• Fla. Judge Orders Wind Down Of Everglades Detention Center
• 9th Circ. Dissenters Rip Judge's 'Weaponization Of Sanctions'
• FTC Warns Tech Cos. To Honor Data Vows In Foreign Dealings
• Pa. Court Revives Fired County Worker's Whistleblower Claim
• Pa. Biz Groups, Providers, Uber Want Fault Loophole Closed
• Challenge To Fed. Layoffs A 'Fishing Expedition,' 9th Circ. Told
• SBA Proposes Increasing Small Business Size Thresholds
• Appeals Court Says Dallas Must Release Discrimination Records
• Biz Groups Appeal Calif. Climate Reporting Ruling To 9th Circ.
• Consumer Advocates Blast FERC Inaction On Power Auction
• DC Circ. Lets Trump's NCUA Board Purge Stand Amid Appeal
• Property Owners Say SF Vacancy Tax Violates Rights
• Pro-Israel Group Seeks Sanctions Against Fired Emory Prof
• DC Judge Leaves Travel Ban Intact, But Blocks No-Visa Policy
• 9th Circ. Rejects Rehearing On Alaskan Willow Oil Project
• CFPB Calls For Input On Open-Banking Fees, Access Issues
• Adapting To USPTO's Tighter Inter Partes Review Rules
• GTCR Deal A 'Smokescreen' For Coatings Merger, FTC Says
• Trump Urges DC Circ. Not To Review Its Foreign Aid Decision
• Texas AG Can't Question NGO Over Alleged Border Crossing Aid
• CVS, Drugmakers Illegally Inflated Insulin Prices, City Claims
• FCC Seeks Feedback On New Pole Attachment Deadlines
• 9th Circ. Lets DHS End More Temporary Protections, For Now
• Aviation Watch: Liability Lessons From 737 Max Blowout
• Democratic Sen. Urges Trump Admin To Plan For Tariff Refunds
• DOJ Gets Backing In Fight Over Public Benefits
• Genius Act Sets Stablecoin Standards — Without Regulation E
• NHTSA Looking Into Tesla Crash Report Tardiness
• High Court Allows Trump Admin To Cancel $783M In NIH Grants
• Minnesota Tax Court Cuts Abbott Labs Property Value By $7M
• Connecticut, Feds Look To Settle 80-Acre Tribal Land Row
• Breaking Down The Proposed Hemp Bill
• Mass. Sheriff Pleads Not Guilty To Pot Extortion Scheme
• NJ Court Halts Tower Linked To Menendez Co-Conspirator
• EU, US Agree To Eliminate Industrial Tariffs
• Texas High Court Takes Down Hurdle On Campaign Prosecutions
• Sometimes Int'l Competition Should Trump Antitrust Concerns
• HHS Wants Out Of Unions' Suit Over Layoffs, Agency Cuts
• Treasury Gets New Acting International Tax Counsel
• C-Band Payment Clearinghouse Officially Wound Down
• Divest Order Shows How Security Fears Extend CFIUS Scope
• Ga. Judge Says Gov. Hopeful's Cash Advantage Looks 'Unfair'
• Ill. AG 'Deputized' Firms To Go After Power Cos., Suit Says
• FCC Seeks Feedback Before Ditching Truth-In-Billing Rules
• Judge Finds Habba Unlawfully Serving As NJ's US Atty
• EPA Denies 'Sitting On Its Hands' On Pesticide Ban Request
• Trump To Get Texas Vacancy With Judge Taking Senior Status
• Art Market Must Prepare For More AML Scrutiny
• Feds Extend Mich. Coal Plant Order Amid Court Fight
• Chinese Fiberglass Imports Face Steep Early Duties
• FCC Dings NC FM Station For Unapproved Transfer Of Control
• Oklahoma Gov. Challenges Tulsa's Tribal Jurisdiction Deal
• Employer Plans In Limbo As Courts Grapple With Trans Care
• NY Tax Talk: ALJ Vacancy, Online Sales, Budget
• NY Appeals Court Throws Out Trump's $500M Fraud Penalty
• Adams Ally Hit With New Bribery, Corruption Charges
• Quilting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Musk Can't Yet Ditch Ariz. Voter's Suit Over $1M Giveaway
• Feds Lose Bid To Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Files In NY
• 17 States, DC Urge FDA To Lift Mifepristone Restrictions
• Supersede California's Voice Over IP Rules, FCC Urged
• W.Va. Judge Blocks Private Suits Under State's 'Daniel's Law'
• Judge Grills Feds On Upending 30-Year Noncitizen Benefits
• GOP Sens. See Path To Crypto Market Structure Law This Year
• UF Prof's Appeal In Free Speech Suit Was Late, 11th Circ. Says
• TikTok Profits From Addicting Children, Minnesota Says
• DC Judge Won't Reinstate Ex-Copyright Chief Amid Appeal
• Civil Rights Org. Urges FCC Not To Ditch Nat'l Ownership Cap
• 9th Circ. Blocks Alaska's Bid To Loosen Federal Fishing Regs
• Wash. Seeks To Stop NOAA's Climate Change Grant Cuts
• Texas AG Says Chase Can't Recoup Failed $10M Project
• Colo. AG Pans EPA Plan To End Vehicle-Emission Standards
• Tribes Say Calif. Cannabis Raids Violate Sovereignty
• NAACP, Unions Lose Bid To Stop Education Dept. Closure
• Alaska Telecom Fights Changes To Buildout Rules
• TikTok Can't Dodge NC Claims Over Addictive App Design
• Wash. AG Wins $28M In Fees In Kroger-Albertsons Deal Fight
• NC's Cap On Med Mal Damages Is Constitutional, Panel Rules
• Ga. Mom Says State Child Support Policy Is Unconstitutional
• 'Door To Tyranny' Ajar In Pot Smell Appeal, NC Justices Told
• Feds Lose Bid To Seal In Vax Patent Case Against Moderna
• Atlanta Ignores Sex Assault Claims Against Cops, Court Told
• DC Circ. Upholds Crow Tribe Water Rights Suit Dismissal
• Lessons Learned 3 Years After First CCPA Enforcement Action
• Texas AG Threatens Suit Over Orgs. Mailing Abortion Pills
• Florida Panel Revives Suit Over Gun Store Zoning Restriction
• 'Amen': Judge Puts Texas Ten Commandments Law On Hold
• Google To Pay $35M For Australian Search Antitrust Violations
• Device Co. Pans FTC's Resistance To $945M Heart Valve Deal
• Crypto Groups Resist Banks' Stablecoin 'Loophole' Claims
• Utility Agency Suits May Rise As Calif. Justices Nix Deference
• Ark. Woman Gets Probation After Looting Native Burial Site
• 2 Appellate Rulings Offer Clickwrap Enforcement Road Map
• 11th Circ. Revives Cannabis Users' 2nd Amendment Challenge
• How Tariffs Can Affect Event Studies In Securities Litigation
• In Illinois, Public Defender Welcomes Sea Change In Structure
• Chemours Says Injunction Appeal Warrants Stay Of CWA Suit
• Commerce Floats 200% Duty On Chinese Plastic Bins, Totes
• NY Town To Expedite Mosque Approvals In Land-Use Deal
• DOJ's Suit Over Ill. E-Verify Restrictions Gets Tossed
• A Look At Robinson-Patman Enforcement In The MLM Industry
• FCC Denies Carrier's Bid To Avoid Rural Fund Clawback
• ​​​​​​​Farmworkers Union Can't Halt Latest Prevailing Wages Survey
• Mich. Legislature Mulls Reinstating Premises Liability Defense
• Insurers Say Gov't Misusing FCA To Get Medicare Cost Cap
• Trump Says Fed's Cook 'Must Resign' Amid Loan Fraud Claim
• CFPB Ends 'Biased' Investigation Of Gun-Financing Fintech
• Advocacy Groups Ask Judge To Stall Texas Redistricting Plan
• Chamber Scorns Bid To Unseal FTC's Dropped Pepsi Complaint
• Capitol Hill Aides See NTIA Renewal As Crucial This Year
• 9th Circ. Sides With Wash. In Immigration Detention Law Case
• USDOT Flags States' Lapses In Deadly Fla. Truck Crash Probe
• USCIS To Vet Immigration Benefit Bids For 'Anti-Americanism'
• FDIC Seeks To Pare Down Biden-Era Digital Signage Rule
• Robinhood Sues NJ, Nevada Over Blocked Sports Contracts
• Tufts Student Says Feds Can't Dodge Detention Oversight
• Wyoming Launches First State-Issued Stablecoin
• Nonprofits, Union Fight Withholding Of AmeriCorps Funds
• West Texas A&M Can't Ban Drag Shows, 5th Circ. Says
• FCC Democrat Poised To Sue If Trump Seeks Her Removal
• Trump Energy Orders Suit Must Be Sustained, Youths Say
• Bribery Case Against Rep. Cuellar And His Wife Trimmed
• FCC Expected To Move Soon On Media Ownership Regs
• Live Nation Customers Seek Antitrust Class Certification
• 2nd Circ.: Judge Erred In Remanding Vermont-3M PFAS Row
• Ute Tribe Says 1880 Act Proves Land Ownership Claim
• Ex-Copyright Chief Says Trump Overstepped Role In Firing Her
• Booking Holdings Settles Texas Junk Fee Suit For $9.5M
• SpaceX Rebuffs Effort To Revisit Space Launch Rules
• 4th Circ. Revives Habeas Bid Over Attorney-Client Evidence
• CMS Defeats 'Hair's Breadth' Star Rating Challenge
• Bid To Revisit Minn. Gaming Immunity Order Shut Down
• A Former PTAB Judge Weighs The End Of Remote Hearings
• Sacramento Says 2nd Circ. Erred In Cannabis Ruling
• Reasoning For IRS Firings Clashes With Reality, TIGTA Says
• Judge Backs Deal To Overhaul NY Kids' Mental Healthcare
• DOJ Asks Full 4th Circ. To Rehear Judges' Speech Dispute
• How Proposed FAA Rule May Streamline Drone Operations
• Nantucket Civil Rights Case Partially Revived On Appeal
• What To Expect From 401(k) Plan Alternative Assets Order
• The Future Of Lab-Test Regs After FDA Rescinds Rule
• FERC Grid Project Carveouts Are Unjustified, DC Circ. Told
• Chicago Suburb Sued Over Medical History Probes
• Former Husch Blackwell Chair Named Missouri AG
• How AI Is Easing Digital Asset Recovery In Fraud Cases
• Trump Tariff Suit Belongs In Trade Court, Gov't Tells DC Circ.
• Fleeing Or Just Leaving Quickly? 2nd Circ. Says It Depends
• Pa. Justices OK Lower Court's Test For When Posts Are Public
• Cannabis Store Defends NY Labor Peace Law Challenge
• FTC Fights Order Blocking Media Matters Probe
• Public Broadcasters Alarmed At Warning Grant Cuts
• ​​​​​​​CSX To Shell Out $440K In DOL Retirement Plan Fee Suit
• Trump Signs Bill To Boost Export Control Transparency
• Sanctions Considerations For Reentering The Syrian Market
• What 2 Profs Noticed As Transactional Law Students Used AI
• Despite SEC Reset, Private Crypto Securities Cases Continue
• Feds Say They'll Rescind Biden-Era Species Protections
• 5 Firms Build $6.2B Nexstar, Tegna Media Mega-Merger
• 9th Circuit Pauses Oak Flat Land Transfer Pending Appeals
• Trump's 'Abnormal' Use Of FCA Could Get Tricky In Court
• State AGs Are Turning Up The Antitrust Heat On ESG Actions
• NJ Feds Say Habba's US Atty Role Unusual, But Not Unlawful
• Battle Brews Over Fed's Plan For Big Bank Ratings Revamp
• Meta Faces Senate Probe Over AI Chatbots' Talks With Kids
• HHS Says Layoffs, Reorganization Are Within Its Authority
• Ex-NY AG Immune From Malicious Prosecution Suit
• SDNY Judges OK Trump's Selection Of Jay Clayton As US Atty
• OMB Says Agencies Can Cut Some Gov't Contract Requirements
• 9th Circ. Splits Over Ore.'s Denial Of Christian Youth Grants
• Unions Attack Gov't's Bid To Nix Federal Firings Dispute
• Monsanto Reaches Terms To Settle Wash. School PCB Torts
• Texas Judge Stays PWFA Suit After 5th Circ. Decision
• FTC Targets Ticket Resellers Over Eras Tour Sales Meltdown
• College And Students Take Texas Dream Act Suit To 5th Circ.
• Colo. AG Blasts FCC's T-Mobile, Skydance Approvals
• Mexican Bank Sues Treasury Over Opioid Order Death Knell
• Fla. Suit Over Atty Access To Detention Center Transferred
• NC Sheriff's Office Must Hand Over Officer Names In Raid Suit
• NY Cannabis Regulators Sued Over Proximity Rule Change
• Pittsburgh Balks At Developer Joining Inclusive Zoning Fight
• Tribe, Groups Appeal Oak Flat Land Exchange To 9th Circ.
• Fired DOJ Antitrust Deputy Warns Of Lobbyist Influence
• 11th Circ. Revives Speech Suit Against Fla. Superintendent
• Wash. High Court OKs Gun Rights Restoration In State Courts
• Texas Investigates Meta Over AI Mental Health Services
• Crypto Custody Guidelines Buoy Both Banks And Funds
• Top Takeaways From Trump's AI Action Plan
• $28M ND Pipeline Protest Case Paused Amid Settlement Talks
• AGs Sue DOJ For Tying Victim Aid To ICE Enforcement
• Navigating Executive Perk Enforcement Under Trump Admin
• Cannabis Interests Challenging Federal Pot Ban Get Extension
• Ga. Gov. Hopeful Asks Judge To Spurn AG's Fundraising Suit
• Lawmaker Pans 'Selective' Charges Over ICE Facility Clash
• DC Circ. Stays District Court's Pause Of Expedited Removals
• DEA Asks Health Officials To Review Psilocybin Rescheduling
• Vt. Says It Has The Authority To Enact Climate Superfund Law
• AmeriCorps Restores $400M In Slashed Grants, Judge Told
• Minn. Judge Orders ICE To Release Breastfeeding Mom
• Treasury Seeks Input On Tech To Combat Crypto Crimes
• Ohio State Court Finds Google Is Not A Common Carrier
• RI, Wash. Say 2nd Circ. Dormant Commerce Pot Ruling Is Inapt
• Ill. Toxic Tort Jurisdiction Law Raises Constitutional Concerns
• BigLaw Settlements Should Not Spur Ethics Deregulation
• DOJ Loses Bid To End Custody Protections For Migrant Kids
• 8th Circ. Should Reaffirm False Commercial Speech's Nature
• Del. OKs Property Tax Installment Payments, Refund Change
• Electronics-Makers Urge FCC To Extend Hearing Aid Standards
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pittsburgh In Row Over Zoning Board Conflict
• DOJ Backs Small Biz In Gender Dysphoria Coverage Dispute
• 18 AGs, Governors Sue To Block DOE Funding Cap
• 'Alarm Should Ring': Judge Blocks FTC's Media Matters Probe
• Stewart Issues Dozens More Discretionary Denial Decisions
• Judiciary Starts Rule Debate Spanning AI, Subpoenas, More
• DOJ Ramps Up Assault On Calif. Truck Emissions Standards
• Baby Co. Says CPSC's 'False' Safety Concerns Tanked Sales