Public Policy Archive » October, 2025

Public Policy - October, 2025

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• Drugmakers Can't End States' Dermatology Price-Fixing Suits
• Amgen Again Challenges Colo. Price Cap For Arthritis Drug
• Bank Group Cautions OCC On Fintech Trust Charter Bids
• Banking, Business Groups Call For Federal AI Regulations
• Healthcare Sector Faces Strain Of H-1B Shakeups
• Judge Questions ICE's Warrantless Arrests In ACLU Case
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Return Detainees For Suit Over ICE Facility, Judge Says
• Binance Founder Demands Warren Retract 'Defamatory' Claim
• 9th Circ. Nixes Exemption To Bioengineered Food Label Rule
• Reps Pan Plans To Pull Troops, Test Nuclear Weapons
• Community 'Anchors' Set Sights On More Connectivity Funds
• Seattle Wins Injunction Against Trump's Anti-DEI Grant Terms
• Hawaii Judge Declares FDA's Mifepristone Regs Unlawful
• Up Next At High Court: Tariffs, Fugitives & Contractor Liability
• SEC Extends Fee Cap Compliance Dates After DC Circ. Ruling
• Gov't Owes $330K In Fees For NSF Funding Fight, Court Told
• Minn. Makes More Tribal Deals To Build 'Unique' Pot Market
• Trump Admin Must Keep SNAP Running, Federal Judges Say
• 5th Circ. Rejects NLRB's New Remedies In Restaurant Case
• 7th Circ. Says Ill. Judge Can't Be 'Supervisor' Of CBP Official
• Sandisk Urges Fed. Circ. To Take On 'Settled Expectations'
• Judges See An Immigration Court Gutted From Inside
• Black Law Prof Wants High Court To Review Bias Suit Ruling
• TikTok Divestiture Deal Revolves Around IP Considerations
• What's New In FDA's Latest Cell And Gene Therapy Guidance
• 1st Circ. Refuses To Transfer FCC Prison Phone Rate Case
• CFPB Union Sounds Alarm As Funding 'Approaches Zero'
• PVC Pipe Makers Say Price 'Conspiracy' Is 'Basic Economics'
• Ill. Judge Won't Stay Nationwide DEI Injunction For Appeal
• NJ Lawmaker Introduces Bill To Ban Kratom Extract
• Ed Dept. Pushing Millions Of Borrowers Into Default, Suit Says
• Federal Action Sought To Boost Low Earth Orbit Satellites
• In The World Of Deepfake Porn, Tech Moves Faster Than Law
• Pot Initiative Sponsor Says Fla. Is Ignoring Bid For Ballot
• Steelworkers Back Offshore Wind Project Targeted By Trump
• Hemp Cos. Want Suit Against Okla. City, Cops Kept Alive
• Squires Vows To Open USPTO Doors To AI Technologies
• CFIUS Trends May Shift Under 'America First' Policy
• 3 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In Nov.
• FERC Faces DC Circ. Fight Over Pipeline Project Revival
• How Gov't May Use FARA To Target 'Domestic Terrorism'
• Mich. Judge DQs Lawyer Over Firm's Suspended Founder
• IBEW Locals Fight Ouster Of Unions At Energy, Interior Depts.
• What's Changing For Cos. In New Calif. Hazardous Waste Plan
• FCC Plans To Drop More Regs Covering 'Obsolete' Techs
• Both Sides Claim Victory In Calif. Tribal Gaming Rights Fight
• Industry Groups Seek More Time To Comment On PTAB Rules
• What CFTC Push For Tokenized Collateral Means For Crypto
• DC Circ. Judge Asks If Disputed Nuclear Rules 'Ignore Future'
• Michigan Tax Foreclosure Deal At Risk As Deadline Looms
• Security Camera Co. May Have Chinese Govt. Ties, Paxton Says
• Philly Accuses PBMs Of Knowingly Enabling Opioid Crisis
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Properties Can't Satisfy Venezuela Debt
• 11th Circ. Upholds Deportation Over Child-Neglect Conviction
• USA Fencing Let Trans Athletes In Women's Events, Suit Says
• ACLU Fights ICE's Alleged Warrantless Arrest Practices
• Small Biz Groups Seek Quick Win In CFPB Lending Data Fight
• Med Robot Co. Tells 9th Circ. Not To Revive 'Disfavored' Suit
• Squires' National Security Fears Over RPIs Draw Skepticism
• Judge Says FCA Qui Tam Provisions Don't Violate Constitution
• FDIC's Hill Says Deposit Insurance Boost May Not Raise Costs
• GOP Senator Floats Fair Access Bill In 'Debanking' Push
• Trade Deals At Risk In Trump Tariff Case, Feds Tell Justices
• FCC Dem Concerned About Broadband 'Bridge To Nowhere'
• Wash. Justices Debate Judge's Future Amid Court Discord
• Washington Pot Board Says Racial Bias Claims Nothing New
• Judge Blasted For Violent Sexual Comments Against Minors
• State AGs Target 'Anticompetitive Recycling Practices'
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Drake, IRS, Greenpeace
• Nicaraguan Businessman Sues Citi Over $270K Account Freeze
• China Delays Expanded Mineral Export Controls, Trump Says
• Judges Say Judicial Freedom Key To Maintaining Rule Of Law
• Meta Says CFPB Has Dropped Biden-Era Advertising Probe
• H-1B Fee Guidance Is Helpful But Notable Uncertainty Persists
• Lawmakers Slam Value-Based Patent Fee Proposal
• SpaceX's China Ties Require Scrutiny, FCC Told
• Trump Sets Record Low Refugee Cap, Prioritizes Afrikaners
• Senate Votes To Ax Global Tariffs, But House Path Blocked
• IRS Discloses Record In ICE Data Sharing Case
• Copyright Rules For AI Creations Too Strict, IP Panel Says
• Gun Rights Groups Ask Justices To Review Ban On Pot Users
• Tribes Act As Shutdown Threatens Food, Health Services
• Senator Presses Md. Biz For Info On East Wing Demolition
• Mich. Justices To Mull If Closed-Door Pot Meetings Broke Law
• Generic-Drug Firms Want To Fast-Track Conn. Price Cap Fight
• Senate Overturns Petroleum Reserve Drilling Limits In Alaska
• Mich. Cannabis Group Asks Judge To Block Wholesale Tax
• Navigating EPA Compliance As Gov't Shutdown Continues
• AT&T Sues Watchdog Over Luke Wilson Ad Cease And Desist
• California Returns 17,030 Acres To Tule River Tribe
• State Of Insurance: Q3 Notes From Pennsylvania
• Legal Aid Of NC Shutters 2nd Office Amid $6M Funding Freeze
• Habba Cites Essayli Ruling To Defend Role In NJ Cases
• NHTSA To Probe 700K Hondas For Airbag, Seat Belt Issues
• NYSDFS Superintendent Returns To Sullivan & Cromwell
• How Calif. Zoning Bill Is Addressing The Housing Crisis
• Connecticut AG Sees No Evidence Of Food Price Gouging
• Comey Wins Bid For Judge Oversight In Privilege Dispute
• Judge Unpauses 'Important' Suit Over Vax Guidelines
• Tribal Business Owner Says Tariffs Violate 1855 Yakama Treaty
• Green Groups Can't Intervene In Feds' NY Superfund Suit
• Ill. Bill Seeks Credit For Small-Biz Property Tax Payments
• Wash. Justices Reinstate $185M Monsanto PCB Verdict
• Pa. Justice Dougherty Took On Abortion, Gun Rights, Voting
• Practicing Stoicism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FDIC's Hill To Cite Reform Focus, Experience At Senate Vetting
• Bank Groups Press 5th Circ. To Rehear OCC In-House Case
• DOE's Data Center Proposal May Spark Grid Policy Turf War
• Character.AI Will Ban Underage Users From Using Chatbot
• Ill. Dem Candidate, Others Indicted Over Blocking ICE Vehicle
• 5th Circ. Backs Texas County's Redistricting Plan
• Ex-Chicago Alderman's Aide Pleads Guilty In Bribery Case
• Portland National Guard Deployment Bench Trial Begins In Ore.
• BP Unit Sued Over Wash. Refinery's 'Noxious Odor' Emissions
• 'NJWeedman' Asks To Add State To Suit Over City Hall Protest
• Squires To Issue Brief 'Up Or Down' Calls On Patent Reviews
• 5th Circ. Backs FERC's Approval Of Pacific NW Pipeline
• CFPB's Biden-Era Open Banking Rule Put On Hold
• Lockheed Investing $50M In Lethal, Unmanned Sea Vehicles
• DOJ Says State AGs Can't 'Second-Guess' HPE Merger Deal
• Dallas Mavericks Sue To Eject Dallas Stars From Arena
• Climate Change Heat Death Suit Returns To Wash. State Court
• NYC Sued Over 'Voyeuristic' Police Surveillance System
• Shutdown Forces Tribes To Pick Food Or Heat, Senate Told
• Where PTAB Institution Reviews Stand As Squires Takes Lead
• NCAA Delays Start Date For College Athlete Betting
• Convicted Ex-Conn. Official Flags Juror's Comment To Media
• NJ Township Prevails In Hemp Permit Dispute
• Chicago Metra Says Union Pacific's $2.3M Fees Claim Is Invalid
• GOP Senators Push For Judge Boasberg's Impeachment
• Pa. Barred From Enforcing Medical Dispensary Staffing Rule
• FCC Looks To Reverse Dems' Telecom Cybersecurity Ruling
• Senate Backs Axing Brazil Tariffs, But House Vote Blocked
• 7th Circ. Halts Daily Court Appearances For CBP Official
• Ohio Justices Revisiting Governor's Pandemic Aid Withdrawal
• FDA Unveils Plan To Speed Biosimilar Drugs To Market
• Cruz Claims Calif. Lifeline Undermines Fed. Immigration Law
• Dems Blast Pause Of Army Corps Projects In Blue Cities
• FCC To Vote On Opening More C-Band For Wireless Use
• How Courts Treat Nonservice Clauses For Financial Advisers
• The Biz Court Digest: Texas, One Year In
• Copper Lines Must Stay Due To Wireless Radiation, FCC Told
• UPEPA Case Tackles Fans' Interactions With Public Figures
• AG Watch: Illinois A Key Player In State-Level Enforcement
• Race Wasn't Major Factor In Redistricting, Florida Argues
• Green Group Says EPA Posts Misleading PFAS Information
• Dems Spotlight Risks Of Crypto, Private Equity In 401(k) Plans
• Halligan Defends Exchange With Reporter Flagged By James
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of Bid To Toss Ex-Atty's Bribery Conviction
• Colo. Urges Court To Halt US Space Command Relocation
• USPTO Taps Brakes On Patent Prosecution Highway
• Border Czar Bribery Probe Spotlights 'Public Official' Scope
• Full 9th Circ. To Rehear Portland National Guard Challenge
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Block AI Chatbots From Minors
• Justices Seek More Briefing In Chicago National Guard Fight
• Alabama Solicitor General Confirmed To Federal Bench
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community
• Fed. Circ. Told 'Settled Expectations' Policy Is 'Irrational'
• Organ Transplant System Reforms Mark Regulatory Overhaul
• Creek Board Fights Contempt Bid Over Citizenship Delay
• FCC's New Submarine Cable Rules Take Effect In Nov.
• DHS Ends Automatic Work Permit Extensions
• Pa. Justice Wecht Tackled 'Jock Tax,' Abortion Funding
• LA's Acting US Atty Essayli 'Not Lawfully Serving,' Judge Says
• Attys In State Cannabis Bulletin Dispute Spar Over Injunction
• Tech-Backed Group Wants DOJ's Help In AI Copyright Cases
• Democrats Press Treasury, DOJ On Binance Founder's Pardon
• 5 Federal Circuit Clashes To Watch In November
• Treasury Urged To Embrace Tech In Crypto Compliance Push
• Judge Blasts 'Messy' Bid To Halt DHS Voter System Changes
• CFPB Calls Off Nonbank 'Fine Print,' Enforcement Registries
• New Frank's Landing Council Asks To Halt State Court Actions
• Former NATO Adviser Heads To UN For Legal Affairs Role
• Gov't Must Avoid Overlapping AI Regs, Trade Group Says
• NPR Says Its Grant Funds Should Be Frozen, Not Spent
• Trump Admin Ordered To Halt Some Shutdown-Linked Layoffs
• Wash. Justices Open To Meta's Political Ad Law Challenge
• Activists Drop Challenge To FDA Inaction On Menthol Cigs
• Jushi Sues Doordash, Beverage Sellers Over Hemp Products
• FCC Floats Rules To Streamline Space Biz Licensing
• Adapting To USPTO's Reduction Of Examiner Interview Time
• FCC Aims To Chop Several Broadband 'Nutrition' Label Regs
• Green Groups Ask DC Circ. To Revive Climate Grant Class Suit
• Curaleaf Asks For Quick Action On NJ Pot Shop Union Rule
• FCC Raises Prison Phone Rate Caps, Scrapping Dems' Effort
• NM Appeals Court Tosses Challenge To Santa Fe Mansion Tax
• Federal Grantees May Soon Face More Limitations On Speech
• Strategies For Merchants As Payment Processing Costs Rise
• Ill. Judge Orders Daily Appearances From Border Patrol Chief
• Colo. Appellate Panel Backs Order To Donate Pre-Embryos
• Raleigh Urges NC Justices To Stop 'Windfall' For Developers
• Full 5th Circ. To Rehear West Texas A&M Drag Ban Case
• Grassley Calls On Judiciary To Formally Regulate AI Use
• EEOC Gets Back Quorum It Lost After January Firings
• Senate Confirms Florida State Judge To Federal Seat
• US, Japan Sign Agreement On Key Minerals
• 26 AGs Sue USDA Over Suspension Of Nutrition Benefits
• USPTO Seeks Office Location Input After Denver Closure
• 7 Areas To Watch As FTC Ends Push For A Noncompete Ban
• Shifting Crypto Landscape Complicates Tornado Cash Verdict
• Pa. Court Upholds Law Setting Gun Licensing Age At 21
• NYC Landlords Should Fight Unlawful Occupancy With 2 Laws
• 4th Circ. Overturns Landmark W.Va. Opioid Verdict
• Feds Rip Calif.'s Bid To Halt $4B Bullet Train Funds Reshuffle
• FERC Chair From V&E Taps Another Firm Atty As GC
• Democratic Sens. Seek Probe Of Nat'l Guard Deployment Cost
• 3 Judge Picks Sent To Senate Despite No Public Notice
• 5 Crisis Lawyering Skills For An Age Of Uncertainty
• Blockchain May Offer The Investor Protection SEC Seeks
• Siletz Tribe Urges High Court To Reject Chinook Recognition
• US Partners With Westinghouse For $80B Nuke Plant Buildout
• Del. Gives Nod To OpenAI Public Benefit Corp. Restructuring
• NY, Green Orgs. Say Feds Can't Block Climate Superfund Law
• Texas Accuses Tylenol Makers Of Hiding Autism Danger
• Mass. Bar Reprimands Ex-US Atty Rollins Over Leak, Texts
• Trump Appeals 'Unprecedented' NY Criminal Conviction
• Pa. Justice Donohue Has Shaped Voting, Environmental Law
• Google Liable Again As DOJ's Ad Tech Win Extends To MDL
• Whistleblower 'Horrified' By Novo Nordisk Drug Sales Tactics
• Oregon Tribes, Feds Settle With Cos. In Pollution Dispute
• NC High Court Snapshot: Class Decertification Bids Abound
• AGs Push Congress To Close Intoxicating Hemp Loophole
• Kalshi Sues NY Regulator Over Cease-And-Desist Letter
• Senate Confirms 7th Circ., Alabama Judicial Picks
• Dems Say $6.2B Nexstar-Tegna Deal Breaches Ownership Cap
• Gov't Says It Won't Defy Order Not To Deport Ábrego García
• Trump Taps Ex-Willkie Atty For 2nd Shot At Filling CFTC Chair
• CFPB Says States Can't Enact Medical Debt Reporting Bans
• Judge To Decide If Trump's Jan. 6 Docs Stay Confidential
• Delta, Aeromexico Ask 11th Circ. To Halt Feds' JV Split Order
• 5th Circ. Presses Texas County Over Redistricting Plan
• More Action Needed On Upper Microwave Bands, FCC Told
• PTAB Judges Alarmed By Squires' Moves To Limit Their Role
• Former Pandemic Watchdog Named Interim US Atty In Pa.
• Mich. Panel Orders House To Send Stalled Bills To Governor
• USPTO, NWS Unions Try Blocking Order Ending Labor Rights
• AGs Call Landlord Deals In RealPage MDL 'Weak'
• Texas Defends Using 'Alien Verification' System To Vet Voters
• 10th Circ. Upholds Wyoming's Hemp Restrictions
• Trump Asks Justices To Stay Copyright Chief's Reinstatement
• Ex-Conn. Housing Chief's Brother Says Payments Were Legit
• Ore. Religious Group Loses Tax-Exempt Bid In Claims Court
• NY Judge Orders State Agency To Issue Climate Regulations
• 6th Circ. Judges Question FINRA's 'Voluntary' Membership
• Feds Fight Union Bid To Protect Jobs During Gov't Shutdown
• 9th Circ. OKs Gun Ban For Suspect Who Brought Gun To Court
• AbbVie Defends Challenge Of Colorado's Discount Drug Law
• US Unveils Trade Frameworks For Vietnam, Thailand Deals
• Native Activist Urges 10th Circ. To Deny Gov't Rehearing Bid
• Developer Says Calif. Law Targets Its Santa Barbara Project
• DOE's Wright Extends Order To Keep Md. Oil Plant Running
• Anticipating FTC's Shift On Unfair Competition Enforcement
• Pittsburgh Urges Toss Of Inclusionary Zoning Law Challenge
• FERC Defends OK Of Grid Operator's Project Hookup Study
• Who Watches The Watchers? Conn. Justices Mull Court Bias
• Cannabis Cos. Seek Supreme Court Review Of Federal Ban
• Exxon Sues Calif. Over Climate Disclosure Laws
• Holland & Knight's CFIUS Team Leader Jumps To Weil
• Retention Races For Pa. Justices Turn Into $8M Political Clash
• Senate Bill Would Let US Marshals Aid Tribal Law Enforcement
• It's Time For The Judiciary To Fix Its Cybersecurity Problem
• DOJ Hires 36 New Immigration Judges After Dozens Of Firings
• Miss. OKs Transfer Of Rural Development Funding
• Feds Push To Keep Challenge To Calif. Truck Rules Alive
• Inventors Explore Funding, Celebrate Stewart And Newman
• Fed Moves To Open Stress Test Models In 'Transparency' Push
• Justices' Whistleblower Denial Has Some Attys Fearing A Chill
• Calif. Dialysis Bill Violates Free Speech, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Knocked For Weakening Broadband Nutrition Labels
• Curaleaf Urges Block On NJ Pot Shop Union Rule
• NBA Betting Scandal A Wake-Up Call For Leagues, Industry
• Court Weighs Limits On Trump's DC National Guard Powers
• FDIC's Signage Rule Revamp Sparks Clash Over Flexibility
• 2nd Circ. Says 'Aged Out' Minor Nixed Man's Removal Relief
• Feds Want Goldstein To Disclose 'Blame Everyone' Defense
• Ore. Court Mulls Guard Deployment Limit After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Former Judges Tell Justices To Strike Down Trump's Tariffs
• New DHS Rule Requires Photos For All Noncitizens At Borders
• Feds Say They Plan To Deport Abrego Garcia To Liberia
• DC Circ. Urged To Freeze DOT's Immigrant Truck Driver Rule
• FCC Can't Justify New Prison Call Fee, Advocates Say
• Ohio, Ky. Reps Again Pursue Bill To Make PTAB Optional
• Pot Nonprofit Defends Timeliness Of Discrimination Claim
• Mich. Patients, Doctors Fight Pregnancy End-Of-Life Carveout
• USTR To Probe China's Adherence To 2020 Trade Deal
• Off The Bench: NBA Gambling Woes, Golfer's $50M Trial Win
• Calif. Groups Push Billionaire Tax To Offset Federal Cuts
• 8th Circ. Again Upholds Block On Iowa Immigration Law
• Recent Trends In Lending To Nonbank Financial Institutions
• Okla. Drug Enforcers Claim Immunity Against Hemp Seizure Suit
• FCC Poised To Pull 5 China-Linked Cos. From Lab Testing
• DC Judge Nominee Pledges To Work To Eliminate Backlog
• DOE's Wright Urges FERC To Boost Data Center Grid Access
• Generic-Drug Makers Want Conn. Price Cap Blocked During Suit
• Md. Office Building Valuation Cut In Half By Tax Court
• Trump Ends Canada Trade Talks Over Ontario's Reagan Ad
• Crypto Bills' Narrow Scope Guarantees Continued Uncertainty
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: Discipline Powers Top Docket
• Talks On Shipping Carbon Price Continue Despite Plan's Delay
• Robinhood Calls Mass. Enforcers' Kalshi Suit A 'Threat'
• Judge Tells Feds To 'Fish Or Cut Bait' On 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• Chief Clerk Arrested For Theft Still Runs Schenectady Court
• NY AG Pleads Not Guilty, Says Prosecutor's Appt. Is 'Unlawful'
• Texas Dials Up Exposure With App Store, Telemarketing Laws
• Gov't Defends Holding Noncitizens On Overseas Bases
• Pa. Justices Won't Undo General Contractors' Injury Immunity
• Wash. Justices Point To Student SA Case In Hazing Death Suit
• USPTO'S October Layoffs Affected 126 Workers
• Wash. Justices Skeptical Of Debtor's Collection Notice Stance
• Ex-Mich. Speaker Aide Cops To Embezzlement, Will Testify
• NY AG Sues Vape Shop Owners For Selling To Kids
• Ky. Rep. Revives Attempt To Abolish PTAB, Expand Eligibility
• Debt Co. Owner Says CFPB Erred With $5.8M Restitution Bid
• Split DC Circ. Won't Lift Block On FTC's Media Matters Probe
• Ex-SVB Top Brass Can't Ditch FDIC Suit Over 2023 Collapse
• 9th Circ. Calls For Evidence Hearing Over ICE Facility Access
• Energy Cos. Face Permit, Regulatory Delays Due To Shutdown
• Columbia-Based Advocate Sues For Law Firms' DEI Details
• 11th Circ. Halts Fla. Detention Center Appeal Amid Shutdown
• Legislation May Fix Tax Court Jurisdiction Feud, Judge Says
• Calif. Tribe Joins Suit Seeking To Halt Barred Owl Culling Plan
• Judge Axes Va. Homeowner's Suit Over Marine Base Security
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Rehear Texas Bankers' OCC Dispute
• Ex-ComEd CEO Asks 7th Circ. For Bail Pending Appeal
• Ga. Justices Question 'Tesla Carveout' In Direct Car Sales Ban
• FCC's Carr Sees Ongoing Consumer Harm From Shutdown
• Neb. Republican Says Fiber Critical To Broadband Effort
• SEC Being Misled In CBD Fraud Fight, CEO Claims
• 4th Circ. Pushed To Retain Block On Chemours PFAS Dumping
• French Legislators Advance 15% DST To Mirror US Tariffs
• Judge Says Colorado Online Betting Law Doesn't Violate IGRA
• Tech Org. Calls Next-Gen TV Tuner Mandate Bad Idea
• Rules Of Origin Revamp May Be Next Big Trade Development
• DOJ Seeks To End Suit Over Tying Victim Aid To Immigration
• Mass. Tax Break Bill For Urban Farms Advances
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Cannabis Dormant Commerce Case
• Considering Judicial Treatment Of The 2023 Merger Guidelines
• Wash. Judge Halts Feds From Pulling $9M In Climate Funds
• Eli Lilly Says Pharmacy Mass-Producing Weight Loss Drug
• Senate Clears Bill For FCC List Of Foreign Authorizations
• Former TTAB Judge Moves To Greenberg Traurig In Calif.
• Baldwin Opposes 7th Circ. Pick For Her State
• Key Lessons From Youths' Suit Against Trump Energy Orders
• Judge Dings Law Profs In Judge-Shopping Sanctions Case
• Federal Debanking Scrutiny Prompts Compliance Questions
• Shipbuilder Can't Ax Md. Bridge Collapse Suit, Court Told
• Fla. Court Pauses Marijuana Patients' Gun Rights Case
• Squire Patton Boggs Partner Confirmed To Kentucky Bench
• NY Tribal Members Can't Block New Financial Aid Policy
• 5th Circ. Revives Religious Bias Suit Over DOD Vaccine Policy
• Judges Admit AI Missteps After Grassley's Oversight Push
• Bondi Says Persecutors Are Barred From Asylum, No Exceptions
• Biden Judicial Noms Atty To Lead Progressive Nonprofit
• Trump Pardons Convicted Binance Founder Changpeng Zhao
• Writing Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Novo Nordisk Paid Patient Benefits, Not Bribes, Jury Hears
• Trump Admin Battles DC Circ. Rehearing Bid In CFPB Case
• Ga. Sheriff Seeks Exit From Deputy's Political Firing Suit
• Fintechs, Banks Clash Over Open Banking Rule Revisions
• Judge Voids HHS Rule Banning Gender Identity Discrimination
• State AGs Push Back In First Amendment Subpoena Fight
• Banks Want Ill. Fee Law Block Extended To Card Networks
• Trump's Takeover Of Calif. Guard 'Unreviewable,' 9th Circ. Told
• US Hits Russian Oil Cos. With Sanctions Over Ukraine War
• Holland & Hart Partner Confirmed To Montana Seat
• NIH Sued For Access To Research On Trans Youth Care
• Ill. Judge Extends National Guard Block For Justices' Review
• UVA Strikes Deal To End DOJ's Civil Rights Probes
• Texas Book Rating Law Struck Down As Unconstitutional
• Ed Dept. Must Face States' Case Over Mental Health Grants
• DHS Unveils Proposal To Reduce EB-5 Investor Visa Fees
• USPTO Cuts TM Backlog Below 350K, Surpassing FY25 Goal
• Investor Advocates Criticize SEC's New Arbitration Stance
• Squires Confirms USPTO Has Funds To Last The Year
• NC Lawmakers Probe 'Rogue' Legal Services Grants Process
• Energy Secretary Urges EU To Rethink Sustainability Rules
• Australia Issues Guidance For Minimum Tax Safe Harbor
• Fifth Attorney For Michigan Pastor Exits Zoning Suit
• Feds Urge Justices To Back Machinists Fund In Pension Fight
• H-1B Fee May Hinder University Hiring And Gut Programs
• Tax Court Judge Warns Against Unchecked AI Use In Filings
• Personnel File Access Laws Pose New Risks For Employers
• States Back Boston Hospital In Fight Over Trans Care Records
• 'The Right Facts' Can Reduce Cos.' Tariff Impacts, Atty Says
• Gutting Broadband Labels Erodes Consumer Trust, FCC Told
• NJ Panel Hints Affordable Housing Rules Fight Is Moot
• IRS Shutdown Backlog May Trigger Collection, Refund Chaos
• Bankers Ask FCC To Further Delay Call Consent Rule To 2027
• Presidential Firing Limits Fight Builds At High Court
• NY AG James Seeks Canal Street ICE Raid Photos, Videos
• OCC Drops $10M Fine, Ban In Wells Fargo Ex-Exec Deal
• Trump Seeks To Dismiss NY Law Claims In Ex-Aide's Suit
• Wash. Tribe May Reignite Decades-Old Fishing Rights Dispute
• NJ Justices To Review Judicial Privacy Law For 3rd Circ. Case
• Unions Pursue More Protection For Federal Workers In Shutdown
• SEC's No-Action Relief Could Dramatically Alter Retail Voting
• New Mass. 'Junk Fee' Regs Will Be Felt Across Industries
• SDNY OpenAI Order Clarifies Preservation Standards For AI
• Trump Flouted Clean Air Act With Rule Delay, Enviro Orgs. Say
• House GOP Faces Lawsuit Over Grijalva Swearing-In Standoff
• Montana Tribe's $325K Public Safety Bid Too High, Feds Say
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-IHS Doc's Retaliation Suit
• Kirkland Partner, Ex-Sen. Cornyn Counsel Tapped For US Atty
• La. Justice Faces Questions On Campaigns At Nom Hearing
• What's At Stake In Justices' Merits Hearing Of FTC Firing
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: COVID Coverage, A Suspect Signature
• Broadcast Distributors Decry Blackout Of Nexstar Stations
• NY Bill Seeks Clean Energy Payment Exemption For Tax Caps
• DOJ Pushes To Pause DACA Health Suit Due To Shutdown
• Ex-Conn. School Buildings Official Convicted Of Corruption
• Ga. Justices Weigh City's Duty In $33M Fatal Crash Case
• Trump Special Counsel Pick Backs Out Over Lack Of Support
• Apple Slams 'Fatally Broad' App Store Injunction At 9th Circ.
• Novo Nordisk Says Officials Not Qualified To Doubt Drug Bills
• Fed's Waller Floats 'Skinny' Master Accounts For Fintechs
• Patent Landscape Shifts As Squires Takes On Key PTAB Role
• Feds Sued Over 'Harmful' Grazing On Wash. National Forest
• Gov't Says Texas Migrant Law 'Complements' Federal Law
• Frank's Landing Fights State Court Over School Jurisdiction
• Colo. Justices Weigh Self-Defense Exception In At-Will Firings
• Senate GOP Bill Would Hike AML Reporting Thresholds
• Senate Panel Clears Aviation Safety Bill After DCA Collision
• Foreign Robocall Task Force Bill Gets Through Sen. Committee
• UK Enforcer Backs Private Immunity For Reporting Cartels
• Afghan Allies Sue After Families Are Barred From Entry Into US
• NTSB Member Urges DC Court To Nix Trump's 'Illegal' Firing
• Shutdown Won't Pause Suit Over Migrant Parole Terminations
• ISPs Put Almost $90B Into Networks Last Year, Report Says
• Groups Want Full DC Circ. To Review Emergency Air Rule
• Mich. Court Denies Gov't's Foreclosure Suit Atty Fee Bid
• NTIA Looks To Surpass Budget Law's FCC Auction Target
• Third Tribe Signs Deal To Open Cannabis Shops In Minnesota
• NY Appeals Ruling That Nuke Discharge Law Is Preempted
• Partnership Deadline To Dispute IRS Is Fixed, Tax Court Says
• Texas AG Wants Out Of Suit Over Ban On Sanctuary Cities
• Cities Sue Trump Admin Over DEI Conditions For Grant Funds
• New York's Highest Court Demands Bail Denial Explanation
• CFTC's Pham Expects Spot Crypto Trading By End Of Year
• NY Courts Can't Shield Memos To State Judges
• Cybersecurity Rule For DOD Contractors Creates New Risks
• Compliance Steps To Take As FCRA Enforcement Widens
• Feds, Enviro Orgs. Clash Over Bid To Pause Climate Panel Suit
• What EPA's Continued Defense Of PFAS Rule Means For Cos.
• FCC Urged To Rescind Pulling Of Equipment Testing Labs
• Mich. AG Can Step Into Fire Insurance Policy Challenge
• 6 Shifts In Trump Tax Law May Lend A Hand To M&A Strategy
• DC Circ. Won't Pause La. LNG Terminal OK Amid FERC Fight
• Chamber Survey Says Overhaul Doubled Merger Filing Burden
• Pa. Senators Advance Bipartisan Cannabis Regulatory Bill
• 2 Calif. Tribes Seek Early Win Against OK'd Casino Project
• Trends In Post-Grant Practice Since USPTO Denial Guidance
• Supreme Court Medina Ruling Erodes Public Health Networks
• Senate Confirms Fed. Judges For Florida And Alabama
• Examining The Quietest EEOC Enforcement Year In A Decade
• USCIS Guidance Gives Scope Of New $100K H-1B Fee
• 'Unacceptable': NC DOJ Rebuked For Repeat Rule Violations
• States, DC Fight Feds' Bid To Cut Billions In OMB Grant Case
• NJ Asks If Experts Are Needed For Mental Defenses
• Trump Picks State Justice, Ex-US Atty For La. Federal Bench
• Judge Blocks DOD Schools' Gender, Sex And Race Book Ban
• 9th Circ. Judges Doubt DOD's 'Broad' Transgender Troop Ban
• Drugmakers Say Conn. Law Illegally Extends Beyond State
• Ill. Asks Justices To Keep National Guard Out Of Chicago
• Trump Sending Guard To Portland Likely Legal, 9th Circ. Says
• OCC Chief Says Stablecoin Drain Wouldn't 'Happen Overnight'
• 5G Broadcast Called Potential 'Force Multiplier' For Industry
• Tax Pros Seek Clarity In Energy Supplier Certification Rules
• Judge Blocks Ohio Ban On NIL For High School Athletes
• DA Willis' Subpoena Appeal On Hold After Testimony Deal
• 5th Circ. Affirms Fraud Conviction Of Failed Bank's Ex-CEO
• Lack Of Police Funding 'Catastrophic' For SD Tribe, Suit Says
• Ill. Judge Grills Immigration Officials Over Use Of Force
• DOT's Immigrant Truck Driver Rule Gets DC Circ. Challenge
• Mich. Judge Orders Release Or Bond Hearings For Immigrants
• Fed. Circ. Revived Chevron In PTAB Appeal, Justices Told
• Connecticut Official Had 'Dirtiest Hands Of All,' Jury Told
• Proposed PTAB Rules Bolster SAP's Fight, Fed. Circ. Told
• Tylenol Maker Tells FDA Not To Add Autism Warning
• Transource Ruling Affirms FERC's Grid Planning Authority
• Exxon Fights 2nd Circ.'s Atty Fees Ruling In NYC Climate Case
• TikTok Urges Nix Of Wash. Applicant's Pay Transparency Suit
• Emergency Tariffs Unlawfully Unprecedented, Justices Told
• Youths Appeal Dismissal Of Challenge To Trump Energy Orders
• Assessing The Future Of The HIPAA Reproductive Health Rule
• State Paid Leave Laws Are Changing Employer Obligations
• DC Says It's Ready To Pick Subgrantees For BEAD Money
• Ski Equipment Makers Targeted In EU Antitrust Probe
• How Crypto Embrace Will Affect Banks And Credit Unions
• Connecticut Watchdog Atty Tapped To Lead Utility Regulator
• Trump Gets Ohio Opening With Judge Taking Senior Status
• Feds Warned Again Not To Search Immigration Atty's Phone
• Mobile Cos. Ask FCC To Revisit Local Interconnection Rule
• Court Tosses Constitutional Challenge To Md. Pot Licensure
• In NY, Long COVID (Tolling) Still Applies
• Give Small Jails More Time On FCC Rate Caps, Rep. Says
• 3rd Circ. Suspects Process 'Circumvention' In US Atty Role
• Navigating The SEC's Evolving Foreign Private Issuer Regime
• Pa. AG To Continue Grid Fight After PUC Bows Out
• Trade Court OKs Gov't Nixing Duties On Chinese Tile