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Public Policy - September, 2025

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• Full 5th Circ. To Revisit Trump Use Of Wartime Removal Law
• DOJ Sues LA Sheriff's Department Over Delayed Gun Permits
• Trump Admin Sues Minn. Over Sanctuary Immigration Policies
• Feds Finalize Rules To Speed H-2A Filing, Limit Some Wages
• DC Circ. To Decide If Renewable Fuel Exemption Fight Moot
• Morgan Stanley Gets Fed Capital Buffer Break After Review
• US Worker Unions Slam 'Unlawful' Shutdown Firing Threats
• State Telecom Roundup: Age Verification Laws
• New Petition Asks SEC To Nix Quarterly Reporting Rule
• Union Pacific Takes Chicago Metra Lines Fight To 8th Circ.
• Waters Warns CFPB Furloughs Would Be 'Baseless,' 'Harmful'
• Wash. Lake Cleanup Agencies Sued Over Enviro Review
• FCC Pushes Prison Phone Jamming, Despite Dem's Concerns
• Feds Say They Will Resume DACA Processing Except In Texas
• FinCEN Seeks Feedback On Financial Compliance Burden
• ICE Bond Denials Violate Immigration Law, Wash. Judge Finds
• Mass. Judge Issues Stinging Rebuke Of Protester Removals
• HHS Moves To Suspend Harvard From Funding
• Senate Bill Would Allow Claims Against AI Cos.
• FCC Aims To Remove Broadband Deployment Barriers
• TPS Advocates Urge Justices Not To Disturb Lower Court Win
• Judge Ends Challenge To Mich. Abortion Rights Amendment
• Senate Bills Look To Return 2,000 Acres To California Tribes
• Low-Cost Airlines Push Congress For More Gate Access
• PFAS Testing Concerns End Coca-Cola Class Action
• College Athlete Advocates Join Supporters Of Senate NIL Bill
• FCC Embarks On Four-Year Media Ownership Review
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Approval Of Tenn. Pipeline
• Justices Could Enable IEEPA Taxes On Any Trade, Experts Say
• Wis. Legislators Trying Again To Legalize Medical Cannabis
• NPR Fights CPB's $30M Grant Shift In Court
• Kimmel 2nd Circ. Victory Holds Novel Copyright Lessons
• 2 Rulings Highlight IRS' Uncertain Civil Fraud Penalty Powers
• SEC Approves Cost Cuts For Consolidated Audit Trail
• SEC Fine Signals Crackdown On Security-Based Swap Dealers
• Hospital Urges Justices To Review 7th Circ. Medicaid Ruling
• Judge Recommends Tribal Win, Talks In NY Thruway Row
• NJ County Says State Police Allowed Mall To Sell On Sundays
• IRS Defines Rural Areas For Opportunity Zone Tax Breaks
• FTC Accuses Zillow, Redfin Of Stifling Rental Ad Competition
• Feds Insist They Can Block Michigan AG's Climate Suit
• GOP Sens. Push OMB To Release Federal Watchdog Funds
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Trump, Baker McKenzie
• Trump Orders Lumber, Furniture Tariffs To Begin Oct. 14
• Junior Attys Must Beware Of 5 Common Legal Brief Mistakes
• Newsom Signs AI Law Requiring Guardrails, More Disclosures
• Google VP Says Ad Tech Breakup Has Risks For Publishers
• SEC, CFTC Eye Collaboration To Cut Redundant Rules, Cases
• Supreme Court Considers 7 Patent Petitions
• White House Eyes More Than 'Zero Sum Game' On Spectrum
• CFPB Union Asks DC Circ. To Rehear Injunction Ruling
• Tribe Drops Price-Fixing Suit Against Drugmakers, PBMs
• YouTube Inks $24M Deal To End Trump's 'Censorship' Case
• Utah Tribe Seeks Sanctions In Water Fight With Farm Cos.
• Colo. High Court Upholds Habitual Criminal Sentencing Law
• Mass Voice Of America Layoffs Blocked, Again
• CTA Could Face Second Ill. Jury Over Vaccine Bias Allegations
• FinCEN Seeks Input On Nonbanks' Cost To Detect Laundering
• DOD Releases Contingency Plan For Gov't Shutdown
• Kazakh Money Laundering Retrial Against Felix Sater Begins
• EPA Dodges Texas Farmers' PFAS Contamination Lawsuit
• CFTC Illegally Blocking Fantasy Site's Application, Court Told
• 4th Circ. Rejects NCAA's Bid To Expedite Eligibility Appeal
• Why $2.5B Might Not Be Enough In FTC's Amazon Settlement
• House GOP Lawmakers Back ITC Import Ban Won By Oura
• First Step Act Isn't All Retroactive, Gov't Tells High Court
• IRS Finalizes Income Rules For Housing Tax Credit Projects
• Congress Members Urge Hemp Regulation, Not Prohibition
• NC County Illegally Spent Occupancy Taxes, Justices Told
• Court Affirms Philly Policy Against Minor Traffic Stops
• Oregon Hits Trump With Suit Over National Guard Deployment
• Pa. Justices Affirm Duty To Inform Voters Of Tossed Ballots
• Billboard Co. Says Pot Ad Ban Violates 1st Amendment
• TikTok Can't Use Section 230 To End NJ AG's Harm Suit
• Ex-US Atty To Bring 'Formidable' Defense To Comey Charges
• Fed. Courts To Operate If Shutdown Hits, But Limits Are Possible
• Trump Admin Opens Lands, Wallets To Boost US Coal
• Idaho Pushes Back On Effort To Moot Trans Athlete Ban Case
• Expect DOJ To Repeat 4 Themes From 2024's FCPA Trials
• FTC Tightens Fixes For $13B Omnicom-Interpublic Deal
• Legal Funder Settles Licensing Row With Conn. Banking Chief
• BigLaw Partners Group Backs ABA In Trump Intimidation Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NY's Top Financial Services Regulator Is Stepping Down
• Trump Again Pushes 100% Tariff To Help US Film Industry
• Fla. Cities, Counties Take Aim At Storm Recovery Law
• As Student Loan Outlook Dims, What Happens To The Banks?
• IRS Cancels Hearing On Offshore Profit Regulations
• Ex-Mass. US Atty Faces Bar Reprimand Over Leak, Texts
• Trump Asks Justices To Rule On Birthright Order's Legality
• CFPB Hires Ex-Lobbyist For Top Policy Job Amid Rollbacks
• Ad Tech Judge Told Google Shouldn't Control Auctions
• Trump Says Cook Can't Rely On 'Mantra' Of Fed Independence
• Stewart Keeps Discretion Duty As Squires Takes On RPIs, AI
• Drone-Maker DJI Can't Undo DOD's Chinese Military Co. Label
• DC Circ. Examines FERC's Revised Grid Hookup Policy
• 9th Circ. Nixes Murder Restitution Over Spousal Interest
• SEC To Weigh Waivers Alongside Enforcement Settlements
• Calif. Power Market Law Is A Clean Energy Game-Changer
• SEC Eyes Tweaking RMBS Rules To Revive Dormant Market
• Citizens Lack Standing To Force Election Probe, Per Ga. Panel
• Skechers Emails Are Misleading Spam, Customers Say
• Agents Seek Stay In Fatal Ariz. Shooting Amid 9th Circ. Appeal
• Star Witness Against NJ Sen. Menendez Asks For Leniency
• Men On NYPD Gang List Fight To Keep Alive Racial Bias Suit
• Judge Says Illinois Liquor Delivery Limits Are Justified
• Off The Bench: NCAA Mostly Beats Trans Suit, Faces Another
• How Trade Fraud Task Force Launch Furthers Policy Goals
• Feds Say They Have Standing To Block Hawaii Climate Suit
• ICE Blocked From Holding Longtime Immigrant As Newcomer
• Judge Wants Clarity On Migrant Green Card Delays
• Kalshi, Robinhood Fight Tribes' Bid To Block Sports Contracts
• Judge Won't Halt EPA's $3B Climate Grant Cuts During Appeal
• Keys To Extended Producer Responsibility Compliance
• DC Circ. Revives FCA Suit Against US Cellular
• High Court Pauses Distribution Of $4B Foreign Aid
• DOD Says Wounded Knee Soldiers Will Keep Medals Of Honor
• FCC Rejects More Equipment Labs Tied To Adversaries
• Digital Asset Report Opens Doors For Banks, But Risks Linger
• Texas High Court Won't Redo Med Mal Nonprofit Liability Case
• Oregon Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Cannabis Labor Peace Law
• Advertisers, Publishers Can Expand Google Ad MDL Markets
• Justices Urged To Review Suit Over Mich. City Tenant Info Law
• Calif. Fights Biz Groups' Bid To Halt Climate Disclosure Rules
• Texas' Eastern District Tightens Sealed-Document Procedures
• Mass. Tax Board Cuts $1M Home Value To Sale Price
• Cherokee Nation Cos. Appeal Gaming License Suit To 8th Circ.
• Commerce Opens 2 New Section 232 Investigations
• Ex-Perkins Coie, DOJ Enviro Lawyer Joins Greenberg Traurig
• Small Cable Firms Say FCC Alert Changes Could Harm Them
• Power To The Paralegals: How And Why Training Must Evolve
• DOJ Unveils New 'Affirmative Litigation' Civil Division Branch
• Trump Blesses Deal To Transfer TikTok To $14B US Co.
• Ex-FBI Head Comey Indicted Days After Va. US Atty Replaced
• Stanford Daily Can't Sue Over Deportation Fears, DOJ Says
• Google VP Says Ad Tech Breakup Is 'Possible'
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Shield Neural Data From Misuse
• Standing Questions Loom In Mozambique LNG Loan Dispute
• Pa. Justices Say Child Arbitration Invalid Despite Parents' OK
• Fed's Cook Warns Justices Of Fed Independence 'Death Knell'
• CashCall Urges Justices To Overturn $134M CFPB Award
• DOJ Fights Colo., Denver Bid To Escape Sanctuary Suit
• Judge Seeks More Info Before Splitting Corrections OT Trial
• NCAA, Ga. Colleges Win Trim Of Trans Athlete Eligibility Suit
• Atkins Hints At Flexible Reporting Deadlines For Public Cos.
• NJ Justice Hints 'Essential' A Key Term In Benefits Case
• NJ Municipality, Cannabis Co. Settle Suit Over Retail License
• DOJ Sues Six States For Refusing To Share Private Voter Data
• Chicago Man Forged Signatures Of Federal Judges, Feds Say
• Perrigo Mostly Beats US In $163M Tax Refund Dispute
• FTC, 19 States Halt Cancer Charity Scheme
• Housing Authority Targets Ex-Chief's Home In $3.1M Suit
• NY Judge Approves Hold On Cannabis Store Proximity Rule
• Illinois Court Overturns City's Fiber Optic Permit Fee
• Rubio Says 'Gang Support' Warrants Haitian's Removal
• MiMedx, FDA Ordered To Rework Args In Wound Care Case
• Pa. Justices Say Gov't Must Show Proof Of 'High-Crime Areas'
• Pa. Justices Allow Utilities To Deny Rivals' Billing For Add-Ons
• 6th Circ. Rejects GOP's Challenge To Michigan Voter Rolls
• Disney Shareholders Demand Docs Over Kimmel Suspension
• Pa. Justices Reject 'Key Witness' Test In Forum Swap
• Texas Wins Remand Of PFAS Lawsuit Targeting 3M, Corteva
• Pa. High Court Backs Two-Lab Rule For Medical Pot Products
• Sens. Renew Bipartisan Push To Fund Schools On Federal Lands
• AstraZeneca Asks High Court To 'Unscramble' Drug Price Law
• Unions' Challenge To Trump Resignation Program Tossed
• CSX Says Biz Owner Rehashing Claims In Rail Crossing Suit
• Feds Hit With Suit Over Warrantless Immigration Arrests In DC
• 5 Real Estate Takeaways From Trump's Sweeping Tax Law
• Evaluating The Current State Of Trump's Tariff Deals
• Accounting Firm Drops Case Over PCAOB's In-House Courts
• NJ Panel Tosses Suit Over West Windsor Industrial Project
• DC Circ. Backs Whistleblower In IRS Award Dispute
• Pa. Justices Affirm Pittsburgh's 'Jock Tax' Is Unconstitutional
• Feds Want USPTO Union Suits Over Trump Order Reassigned
• Playing Softball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5 Years In, COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Landscape Is Shifting
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Junk Radio Ownership Caps
• AI-Created Attack Video Among Threats Facing State Judges
• How Securities Test Nuances Affect State-Level Enforcement
• EU, US Trade Officials Meeting On Tariff Deal
• Pence Group Backs 7th Circ. Pick Attacked By Conservatives
• Fla. Atty Vacancy Proposal Draws Support Amid Bar Criticism
• Texas College Admins Must Face Drag Show Free-Speech Suit
• Western NC Fed. Judge Nominee Would Break Gender Barrier
• Judge Says NY Discharge Law Usurps Feds' Nuclear Authority
• Families Cite Trump In Bid To Revive Tylenol Autism Claims
• Conn. Cities' Insulin Pricing Suits Against PBMs Join NJ MDL
• Calif. City Asks Justices To Reboot Housing Law Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Upholds China Tariffs From Trump's 1st Term
• Amazon To Pay $2.5B To End FTC's Prime Claims Midtrial
• Coalition Urges Senate To Block Bills Threatening DC Law
• DC Judge Won't Reinstate IGs Over 'Obvious' Trump Violation
• 'Poorly Drafted' Immigration Case Dismissal Email Withdrawn
• ABA Says Trump's Firm Intimidation Policy Isn't Hypothetical
• Google Ad Tech Judge Ponders If Order Without Sale Is Enough
• DHS Barred From Tying Disaster Aid To Immigration Agenda
• Calif. Judge Urged To Reject Noem's Bid To Escape TPS Suit
• Calif. Tribes Fight State Highway Patrol Over Cannabis Raids
• Gunmakers Ask 2nd Circ. For Another Chance At Liability Law
• Tower Developer Linked To Menendez Ally Wants Suit Tossed
• Ex-Amazon Worker Said Docs Could Lose FTC Suit, Jury Told
• USPTO Touts Declining Patent Backlog, Eyes Bigger Drop
• Calif. Judge Blocks Feds' Transpo, Housing Grant Conditions
• FINRA To Nix Minimum Equity Requirement For Day Traders
• Michigan's 'Buy Local' Power Rule Shores Up Grid, Judge Told
• ACLU, Feds Spar Over Classwide Relief In Guantánamo Case
• High Court Won't Review Legality Of Wilcox, Harris Firings
• Court Sides With Texas, Nixes Medicaid Tax Funding Rule
• GAO Says Energy Dept. Must Review PFAS At Dozens Of Sites
• DOJ Seeks Dismissal Of Pot User's Gun Charge
• FTC Merger Filing Overhaul Is Clear Overstep, Chamber Says
• Keep Rules Against Phone 'Slamming,' NY Agency Says
• EU Commission Provides Guidance For Blocwide VAT Rules
• Trans Youth Care Ban Discriminatory, Mo. High Court Hears
• Medical Marijuana Operators Claim Okla. Undermines Industry
• Mobile Cos. Claim Chilling Effect From Local Permitting
• Let States Use Leftover BEAD Funds, Sen. Wicker Says
• Ga. Panel Reverses Trial Court's Same-Sex Motherhood Ruling
• ITC's IP Cases Mainly Target Computer And Telecom Products
• American Airlines, US Gov't Sued Over Potomac Crash
• Dems Probing Skadden, Kirkland, Paul Weiss' Work For Trump
• HHS Allocates $1.5B To States, Tribes To Combat Opioid Crisis
• Tribal Groups Back 9th Circ. Bid To Block Ariz. Land Transfer
• States Say Ed Dept. Must Face Suit Over Mental Health Cuts
• Rikers Detainees File Class Action Over Solitary Confinement
• Md. County Backs Landowners In 4th Circ. Power Line Dispute
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Time Management
• 5th Circ. Tosses Takings Claim Over Texas Bridge Contract
• NYC Housing Bribe Case Winding Down As Another Trial Set
• Sen. Ossoff Pushes Fed. Courts To Uphold Access To Counsel
• Ohio House Bill Seeks Approval Rule For Some Property Tax
• UC Researchers Win Expanded Injunction Against Grant Cuts
• Judiciary Dems Demand Feds Explain 'Border Czar' Probe
• Industry Witnesses In Google Ad Tech Case Not 'That Helpful'
• Ad Groups Urge Newsom To Veto Calif. Opt-Out Tool Bill
• 5th Circ. Won't Disturb EPA's Denial Of Texas Ozone Plan
• DC Circ. Says FMC's Late-Fee Rule Makes No Sense
• Towing Cos. Can Bill For Special Rigs, Conn. Justices Say
• Sandisk Gets Support In 'Settled Expectations' Challenge
• Amazon Prime Trapped Consumers, FTC Tells Seattle Jury
• Banks Urge SEC To Hold Crypto Custody To Same Standards
• NC Legislature Passes Bill To Eliminate Cashless Bail
• FCC Demands Boomerang, Others Repay $1.1M For Contracts
• CFTC Seeks Feedback On The Use Of Crypto Collateral
• Hedge Funds Call For CFTC To End Dual Registration
• CFPB Frees Apple, US Bank From Biden-Era Consent Orders
• New Illinois Law Opens The Door To More Toxic Tort Litigation
• ACLU Says ICE Won't Provide Records On Colo. Expansion
• Professor Says New West Point Policy Stifles Free Speech
• Alaska Tribe Fights State's Bid To Revive Gaming Case
• Enviro Orgs. Ask 5th Circ. To Review Delfin LNG Project License
• 11th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Ga. Strip Club's Ordinance Suit
• DHS Floats H-1B Rule To Prioritize Higher-Paid Workers
• Trump Tariffs Are Constitutional, President's Allies Tell Justices
• Tribe Fights Mont. County's Bid To Delay Voting Rights Case
• Ex-Provost Says UNC Hired Belichick After Unlawful Meeting
• Cannabis Cos. To Pay $400K In Deal Over Sleep Aid Product
• Tylenol MDL In Spotlight After Trump Blasts Use In Pregnancy
• $6.6M IRS Civil Fraud Penalty Ruled Constitutional
• Watchdog Calls For DC, Md. Bar Investigations Into Carr
• NC Sens. Vote To Cut Planned Parenthood's Medicaid Funds
• Religious Orgs Ask DC Circ. To Revive Bid To Block ICE Raids
• Ship's Owner Can't Shift Blame For Bridge Collapse, Court Told
• FERC Urges Justices To Let Grid Incentive Ruling Stand
• Feds Illegally Denying Immigrant Bond Hearings, Suit Says
• Neb. Tribe Seeking Kids' Remains Fights Army's Defense
• Calif. Bill May Shake Up Healthcare Investment Landscape
• 9th Circ. Rejects Rehearing On Arizona Voting Restrictions
• EU Eyeing Country-Level Min. Tax Exemption For US Cos.
• 'Bridgegate' Drivers Drop Lawsuit Against State Of NJ
• Gun Group Misused Buyers' Data For Political Ads, Suit Says
• How Prohibiting Trigger Leads May Affect Mortgage Marketing
• Foes Slam Feds' GHG Plan As Trump Decries Green 'Scam'
• 28 AGs Tell 4th Circ. NC Vape Law Isn't Preempted
• DOJ Adds Tribes To Program Enhancing Crime Data Exchange
• EX-CTA Worker's $425K Vaccine Bias Award Capped At $300K
• Two Longtime HHS Attys Depart Posts For Crowell & Moring
• Chief Judge In Ala. To Take Semiretirement Status Next Year
• Texas Bans Hemp Sales To Minors Under Emergency Rule
• 1st Circ. Won't Let Citizens Bank Escape Escrow Interest Suit
• Minnesota's Deepfake Crackdown Foreshadows Legal Clashes
• Judge Demands Summary Of Unspent Foreign Aid Funds
• Chemours Asks 4th Circ. To Toss Ohio River Pollution Order
• Admin Argues Copyright Chief Seeks 'Sweeping Remedies'
• Bipartisan House Reps Float Bill Protecting Older Job Seekers
• DOL Greenlights Guaranteed Income Investments In 401(k)s
• Ga. Panel Says Kemp Doesn't Have To Probe Election Board
• Star Chef Didn't Violate 'Vague' Pact With Boston, Judge Says
• Full Effects Of US Tariffs 'Yet To Be Felt,' OECD Report Says
• How Hyperlinks Are Changing E-Discovery Responsibilities
• Trump Appoints 'Loyal' Aide Following Va. US Atty's Exit
• Oracle To Secure TikTok Users' Data In Deal To Skirt US Ban
• Google Ad Tech Breakup 'Drastic' But Best, DOJ Tells Judge
• VoIP Provider Seeks Faster Switch To Internet-Based Lines
• $100K H-1B Fee Will Likely Hurt Both US And Foreign Workers
• Colo. Justices Unsure How To Interpret Open Records Law
• New Framework Needed For Satellite Power Caps, Orgs Say
• UK, US To Collaborate On Capital Markets, Crypto Policy
• T-Mobile, Sprint Push DC Circ. To Revisit $92M FCC Fines
• DC Circ. Mulls International Media Funding, Firings
• DOJ Urges 7th Circ. To Affirm Strike Of Ill. Assault Rifle Ban
• Feds Urge No Injunction In Ill. Migrant Shelter Fund Fight
• Judge Lets Suit Over Audible's Expiring Credits Move Forward
• 5th Circ.'s 340B Ruling 'Limited,' Pharma Cos. Tell 4th Circ.
• In-House Judge Won't Pause FTC's Heart Valve Deal Challenge
• HUD Attys Say Trump Is Undermining Fair Housing Work
• Trump Admin Says Calif. Emissions Waiver Fight Is DOA
• Ex-Boston Transit Cop Spared Prison In Beating Coverup
• Pharma Copay Programs Raise Complex Economic Questions
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tech Groups Ask To Maintain Block On Fla. Social Media Law
• Cruz Urges Trump To Back Pilot Retirement Age Increase
• State False Claims Acts Can Help Curb Opioid Fund Fraud
• Puerto Rico Finance Board Members Sue Trump Over Firings
• EPA Proposes Rolling Back TSCA Risk Evaluation Regs
• Pemex Bribery Charges Provide Glimpse Into FCPA Evolution
• Newsom Approves Bill Reversing Calif. Cannabis Tax Hike
• Conn. Board Seeks To Cement Win Over Tax Atty's Firing
• DOJ Presses For 30-Year Sentence In Attempt On Kavanaugh
• DOJ Fights Dismissal Bid In NY ICE Courthouse Arrests Case
• Novant Escapes Black Ex-Lab Worker's Race Bias Suit
• Mich. Panel Reaffirms 3M's Win In Challenge To PFAS Rules
• Cuellar Bribery Indictment Survives Despite Speech Defense
• Fla. Marketer Gets 57 Months For $11.5M Medicare Fraud
• Boston Activist Admits Defrauding Donors, Gov't
• CFPB Proposal Defining Consumer Risk May Add Uncertainty
• High Court Allows FTC Firing, Will Review Trump's Power
• RealPage Settles Nevada's Rent Pricing Software Claims
• ND Urges High Court To Expedite Tribal Voting Rights Ruling
• Feds Oppose Calif. Tribes' Bid To Halt Casino Dispute
• Judge Rules Revolution Wind Can Restart Wind Farm Work
• Targeting Execs Could Hurt SEC's Probusiness Goals
• Court Blocks Denver From Firing Exec In Retaliation Suit
• Trump Tags H-1B Visa Apps With $100,000 Fee
• EU-US Data Transfer Ruling Delivers Relief But Not Finality
• Va. US Atty Quits Amid Trump's 'Blue-Slip' Removal Bid
• Squires Confirmation Has Patent Attys Hoping For Stability
• NY County Says It's Immune From Immigrant Detention Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs NY Ban On Guns In Times Square, Subways
• Trump Signs 'Gold Card' Visa Order Giving Priority For Cash
• Feds Urge Justices To Back Trump's Emergency Tariffs
• Ga. Providers Seek Exit From 'Conspiratorial' BCBS Fraud Suit
• Call For Gov't Cut Of University Patent Cash Spurs Concern
• SEC Dem Fears 'High-Speed Collision' In Private Markets
• Treasury Launches Stablecoin Rule Push With Call For Input
• NJ Claims Of Union Job Referral Bias Preempted, Judge Hears
• Agri Stats Looks To Nix DOJ Antitrust Case Ahead Of Trial
• Texas AG Appeals Ruling That Blocked ESG Proxy Law
• Trump Administration Takes TPS Fight Back To Supreme Court
• Google Search Judge Values Storytelling, Not 'Denigrating'
• Foreign Entity Rules Begin To Shape Clean Energy Deals
• Dems Want Answers On Delayed FinCEN Adviser Rule
• Satellite Biz Bristles At Idea Of Tougher FCC Enviro Oversight
• Calif. Official Questions FCC Power To Trim Historic Reviews
• Feds Say Court Can't Stop Voice Of America Layoffs
• Ky.-Based CBD Co. Sues Tenn. Regulators Over New Law
• NC Judge Creates Bail Task Force, Citing 'Disturbing' Events
• Hotel Settles Ga. Minor's Sex Trafficking Suit
• EU Finalizes Pact To Block Intra-EU Energy Charter Claims
• Bills Would End Emergencies For Tariffs On Brazil, Canada
• CFPB Union Drops Suit Over DOGE Access To Worker Data
• Ore. Tax Court Must Defer To Dept.'s Rules, Justices Say
• Fla. Entrepreneur Urges 1st Circ. To Remand RI Pot Regs Suit
• Fed Workers Can Telework For Religious Reasons, DOJ Says
• Preserving Refunds As Tariffs Await Supreme Court Weigh-In
• How Justices' Ruling Upends Personal Jurisdiction Defense
• Lawmakers' Exit Puts Court, Judicial Security Funds In Limbo
• Key Points From DOJ's New DeFi Enforcement Outline
• DC Circ. Sides With FERC On Puerto Rican Gas Pipeline
• Fla. Bar Must Conduct Bondi Ethics Probe, State Justices Told
• FTC Restructuring Its Non-DC Offices Under Single Banner
• Builder Not Covered In Conn. Park Dispute, Insurers Tell Court
• Off The Bench: Briefings On Trans Ban, New Kalshi Conflicts
• Former Immigration Judge's Bias Suit Gets Trimmed In Fla.
• Trump Asks High Court To Lift Block On Trans Passport Ban
• Groups Decry Bid To Roll Back Ariz. Monument Protections
• ICE Leaders Sued For Calif. Court Arrests, Custody Conditions
• USPTO's Top Solicitors To Leave Amid Continued Shake-Ups
• Mich. Top Court Again Backs Retroactive Auto Reform Limits
• Rhode Island, Connecticut Fight To Finish Building Wind Farm
• Maine County Can Use Business Channel For Public Safety
• UK Gov't Borrowing Hits £18B Ahead Of Autumn Budget
• 2nd Circ. Lets Students Facing Removal Stay Free, For Now
• CDC Panel Urges Caution On COVID Vax, Punts On Hep B
• Revamped Opportunity Zones Can Aid Clean Energy Projects
• ​​​​​​​BofA Unit To Pay $5.6M To End DOJ Market Manipulation Case
• Kimmel Controversy Sidetracks Broadband Permitting Hearing
• Ill. Justices Reverse Therapist's Fee Win Against Regulator
• SEC Eases Path For Crypto ETPs With New Listing Rules
• Federal Vaccine Panel Votes To Tweak MMRV Recommendation
• Delaware Judge Calls For Civility After 'Annus Horribilis'
• Arbitration Clauses Won't Protect IPOs From Investor Suits
• Trump's Georgia Case: Legal Experts On What Happens Next
• FCC Should Follow Exec Branch Policy, Commissioner Says
• Alaska Asks Justices To End Feds' Subsistence Fishing Regs
• Ex-La. Prosecutor Convicted In Pretrial Program Bribery Case
• Texas Court Says Citizen Can't Intervene To Uphold Pot Law
• Dems Demand DOJ Explain Binance Plea Deal Compliance
• DC Circ. Judge Says PJM Monitor May Have 'Hint Of Paranoia'
• 7th Circ. Judge Wary Of Ex-Firefighter's Free Speech Position
• 2nd Circ. To Weigh EFTA's Scope In NY's Citi Wire Fraud Case
• Calif. Slams Truck-Makers' Bid To Block Emissions Regs
• Fed. Circ. Hears 'Settled Expectations' Are 'Lawless' In IP Feud
• DC Judge Included In Senate's Bloc Confirmation
• Groups Look To Block EPA's $3B Grant Cuts Amid Appeal
• FTC Greenlights Amazon Prime Trial For Next Week
• HHS Shutters Miami Organ Donor Org. For 'Unsafe' Practices
• IRS Discloses Details On ICE Agreement In Data Sharing Row
• Army Challenges Tribe's Claims In Burial Dispute At 4th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Venezuelans' TPS Win Amid Feds' Appeal
• Gov't Told GPS Signal Jamming Growing Far Worse
• EPA Will Maintain Hazardous Designations For PFOA, PFOS
• EPA Pitches Plan For Past Renewable Fuel Exemptions
• Conn. Banking Chief Orders $4.9M Restitution In School Fraud
• Illinois Woman Loses Suit Over National Forest Hiking Injury
• DOI Escapes Osage Nation's $4.9M Self-Determination Suit
• Circuit Split On Felon Gun Ban Could Set Up High Court Review
• DOJ's Slater Says Google Search Fixes Set AI 'Foundation'
• Assessing Potential Ad Tech Remedies Ahead Of Google Trial
• Senate Confirms Squires To Lead USPTO
• Senate Confirms Trump's Pick To Lead DOL Benefits Arm
• Trump Forms Emergency Board In Long Island Rail Dispute
• Earned Wage Access Providers Face State Law Labyrinth
• Senators Intro Bill To Boost Contractor Price Transparency
• OpenAI Faces Liability Test In Suit Over ChatGPT Suicide
• Ex-Trump Atty Says Fla. Discipline Case Is Over 'Void' Charges
• The Pros And Cons Of Levying Value-Based Fees On Patents
• Sales And Use Tax Strategies For Renewables After OBBBA
• Dems Demand Even More Funds For Courts, Judicial Security
• Auto Co. Accuses Conn. Revenue Dept. Of Fumbling Depos
• Chinook Tribe Asks High Court To Reverse Recognition Denial
• Florida Judge Accused Of Making Improper Political Donations
• NJ City Makes 3rd Escape From Pot Co.'s Zoning Suit
• Michigan Pushes Appeals Court To Reinstate Abortion Laws
• Legalizing Pot Leads To Transnational Crime, Congress Hears
• DOJ Seeks Rehearing On Copyright Chief's Reinstatement
• DC Council OKs $3B Stadium Deal With Tax Abatements
• DOD To Probe Redundancies In Cyberspace Ops
• Mich. Justices Won't Delay Arguments Amid Shutdown Worry
• Japanese Glycine Exporter Hit With 86% Antidumping Duty
• Hunters Say High Court Should Skip 'Corner Crossing' Case
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Crypto Exec's IRS Summons Case
• 9th Circ. Ruling Leaves SEC Gag Rule Open To Future Attacks
• Trump Asks High Court To Let Him Remove Fed's Cook
• IRS Leaked Private Info To News Outlets, Agency Official Says
• Writing Musicals Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Halts Kids' Removal, Calls ICE Plan 'House Of Cards'
• Trump Could Swing Fed With This 1 Weird Trick: Ex-Fed Gov.
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive NJ Casino Antitrust Pricing Suit
• PTAB Told Variations From Prior Rulings Require Explanation
• AM Radio Bill Makes It Through House Committee, Again
• 9th Circ. Judge Hints At Upholding Seattle Housing Ordinance
• Judge Rejects Trump Admin's Bid To Shield Climate Group
• Crypto Exchange Bullish Gets BitLicense From NY Regulator
• Del. Judge's US Atty Application Plan Draws Blanche's Ire
• 9th Circ. Denies Appeal Of Wash. Anti-Vaxxers' Med Board Suit
• Colo. Judge Certifies U Visa App In GEO Forced Labor Suit
• Probationer's Speech Not A 'True Threat,' NC Panel Finds
• Boeing, DOJ Say FAA Fines Don't Sway Conspiracy Case
• FCC Told To Take Care When Adding AI To Public Alerts
• FDA Says Vape Manufacturer Lying About Marketing Approval
• 9th Circ. Seems Split On School Principal's Free Speech Suit
• Criminal Restitution Fails Defendants, Victims, Report Says
• Media Matters Again Denied Transfer Of X's Nazi Posts Suit
• Don Jr.-Backed Patent Co. Hires Nokia Licensing Exec
• Tribal Members Tell 9th Circ. Tariff Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• 3rd Circ. Weighs Limits On NJ Medical Aid In Dying Act
• Trump Admin Can't Get Suit Challenging Voting Order Tossed
• 8th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of FDIC Fee Guidance Challenge
• Texas Judge Slashes Suit Over Anti-Sanctuary Law
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• House Votes To End DC Judicial Nominations Commission
• Charter Can't Dodge Cable Royalties In Texas, 5th Circ. Rules
• Democrats Push Wealth Tax Targeting Billionaires' Assets
• Texas Justices Don't Touch Block Of Local Pot Amnesty Law
• DOJ & Google Going To Trial, Again, On Ad Tech Remedies
• IRS-ICE Pact Allows For Mass Tax Data Swaps, DC Circ. Told
• SEC Policy Shift Could Foreclose Some Investor Class Actions
• How Fashion, Tech Can Maximize New Small Biz Tax Breaks
• Steps To Take As States Expand Foreign-Influence Bans
• Judge Won't Let Denver Slip Suit Over Bans On Gas Appliances
• USTR Seeks Feedback On USMCA In Advance Of Joint Review
• Ute Tribe Land Dispute Back In Court After 8-Year Stay
• A Reminder Of The Limits Of The SEC's Crypto Thaw
• Boston Mayor Accused Of Firing Staffer To Shield Ally
• Ex-Im Bank Wants Suit Over $20B Mozambique LNG Project Axed
• Genius Act Poses Strategic Hurdles For Community Banks
• 7th Circ. Pick Shrugs Off Conservative Group's Opposition
• Ga. City, Ex-Court Admin Seek Quick Wins In Retaliation Case
• Calif. Residents Look To Block Tribe's Recognition, Casino
• FTC Sends White House List Of Regulations For Deletion
• Nonprofit Loses TM Injunction Bid Against 'Making PA Better'
• Womble Bond Hires Longtime Clifford Chance Leader In DC
• NCDOT Dodges Liability In Fatal Snowstorm Accident
• Insurer Says Parkland Mass Shooting Was Multiple Occurrences
• Lawmakers Ask Trump To Push UK To Ax Digital Services Tax
• Ex-CDC Head Says RFK Jr. Urged Vax Schedule Rubber Stamp
• Pot Entrepreneur Pushes 4th Circ. To Rehear Licensing Fight
• Venezuelan Bondholder Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Suit