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Public Policy - November, 2025

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• Amazon Gets NY's NLRB Fill-In Law Blocked For Now
• Apple Accused Of Cloaking Conflict Minerals From Customers
• FCC Aims To Compel All Providers To Act Against Robocalls
• Colo. Judge Won't Toss ICE Subpoena Case Against Governor
• Calif. Privacy Agency Gaining Steam Ahead Of 5th Anniversary
• Cyber Co. Says Mich. Atty's Recusal Bid Based On Speculation
• FCC Releases Details Of LPTV Reg Makeover
• Calif. Cannabis Workers Settle Suit Over Quotas, Lack Of Pay
• 21 AGs Sue USDA Over SNAP Rollbacks For Permanent Residents
• USCellular Urges Justices To Uphold FCA Suit's Dismissal
• High Court's $1B ISP Case May Define Digital Liability Norms
• Ex-Conn. Lawmaker Pleads Guilty In Audit Bribery Case
• DOJ Asks Court If It Can Release Epstein Files Under New Law
• NJ County Wants Out Of State's $400M PFAS Deal With 3M
• Justices Urged To Mull 9th Circ. OK Of NLRB Order On Macy's
• Up Next At High Court: ISP Liability & State Subpoena Suits
• USPTO, DOJ Tell ITC To Limit Exceptions In Netlist Case
• Feds Fight Bid For Warrantless Immigration Arrest Oversight
• Fair Housing Org. Fights NY Renovation Program Changes
• Fla. Pot Legalization Campaign Will Not Appeal Court Order
• Squires Says AI Gets No Special Treatment In Patent Process
• AGs Urge Congress To Reject Trump's Ban On State AI Laws
• Catholic School Wants To Block Mich. Civil Rights Law
• Navajo Court Halts Council's Bid To Oust President Nygren
• Anti-Disinformation Nonprofit Claims FTC Retaliation In Suit
• NetChoice Fights Georgia Law On Parental Consent, Ads
• SF Island's Ex-Owner Refutes Wetlands Label At 9th Circ.
• Justices Delay Copyright Chief Case Until FTC Firing Decision
• RealPage Sues Over NY Rental Pricing Software Law
• Kalshi Challenges Nev. Order Nixing Sports Contract Shield
• Forest Council Backs Feds In Mont. Logging Project Dispute
• Split 6th Circ. Shields Baker Donelson, Not City Councilman
• Ending All-In Airfare Pricing Could Pose Ad Dilemma For Cos.
• NTIA Can't Block BEAD's Nondeployment Funds, Dems Say
• Switzerland Delays Crypto Info Swaps With Tax Authorities
• After Big Win For 2 Trump Foes, A Third Faces 'Tougher Job'
• NJ AG, Comptroller Blast Bill To Strip Agency's Probe Powers
• Gov.-Elect Sherrill Taps Dozens Of Attys For Transition Teams
• Voting Group Fights DOJ's Demand For Michigan Voter Data
• DOJ Says Ex-Employees Can't Challenge Firings In Fed. Court
• Detroit Says It Can't Be Sued Over $8M Exoneration Deal
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Ga. Utility Commission Suit It Killed
• Hegseth Wants Navy Brief On Kelly Probe By Dec. 10
• Trade Court Slashes 371% Duty On Quartz Importer
• Democracy Forward Adds High-Profile Former DOJ Atty
• Ga. Prosecutor Drops Election Case Against Trump, Allies
• 11th Circ. Lets Fla. Enforce Social Media Law Amid Appeal
• Colo. Judge Halts Warrantless ICE Arrests Without Flight Risk
• Order Blocking Redistricting 'Too Late In The Day,' Texas Says
• Chem Group Rips Colo. Planned Recycling Accounting Ban
• Calif. Justices Asked To Review Prosecutors' Alleged AI Errors
• Feds Say Judge's Review Of Third Party Removals Is Barred
• Feds Argue No Urgent Harm In Wash. Lake Cleanup Project
• Oil Giants Sued Over Climate-Linked Rise In Insurance Costs
• Cruz Says Biden DOT Pressured Airports To House Migrants
• 'Gross Abuse Of Power': Rep. Swalwell Sues Housing Official
• FBI 'Surge' Tackles Violent Crime, Missing Indigenous Cases
• DOJ Probing SeaWorld, Busch Gardens For ADA Violations
• ISS Updates Policy For Climate Change, Diversity Proxy Bids
• Texas Court Asks How Far IRS Deal With Churches Would Go
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Biden-Era Soot Rule Is Fatally Flawed
• Feds Advance Plans To Dial Back Leverage Capital Rules
• 11th Circ. Backs City In Suit Over Unpaid Garbage Fee Jailings
• Feds Support Hawaii Open Carry Advocates In Supreme Court
• DOJ Fights Bid To Nix Agri Stats Antitrust Case Ahead Of Trial
• Court Rejects Cherokee Entity's Push To End Bias Dispute
• Maryland Judge Keeps Kids' Privacy Law Challenge
• Black Voters Ask NC Court To Block Unconstitutional Voting Map
• Texas Woman Says Business Group CEO Assaulted Her
• Commerce Reviewing Info Gathering For Auto Tariff Rebate
• Former Fox Exec Says Philly Station Complaint Still Valid
• Considerations When Invoking The Common-Interest Privilege
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive NYC Income Source Ban Challenge
• HUD Housing Aid Limits Will Drive Homelessness, States Say
• 1st Circ. Revives Constitutional Challenges To RI Pot Scheme
• Legal Challenge To EEOC Disparate Impact Pivot Tossed Out
• AG Watch: Ohio's Prediction Market Preemption Battle
• Unions Say More Info Is Needed In DOGE Data Access Dispute
• Democrats Seek Documents On Emil Bove's DOJ Tenure
• DOJ Official Sues Over Firing For Epstein Talk On Hinge 'Date'
• Judges Decline Invites To Senate Hearing On Impeachment
• How Banks Can Pilot Token Services As Fed Mulls Reforms
• US, Mexico And Canada Environmental Panel To Meet
• Judge Hands SEC Win In Pharma Co.'s CBD Investor Fraud Case
• Fla. Law Student Expelled For Antisemitic Post To Be Reenrolled
• Tenn. Judge OKs $141M In RealPage Landlord Settlements
• FERC Stays Out Of Ill. Grid Project Policy Fight
• Mich. Schools Gain Chance To Opt Out Of Aid Privacy Waiver
• DC Federal Judge Pauses Local Jury Indictment For Appeal
• Goldstein Asks 4th Circ. To Undo Pretrial Rulings
• FTC, Ticket Resellers Look To Toss Dueling BOTS Act Cases
• Va. Jails Warn Site Commission Ban Could Curtail Services
• What Developers Must Know About PJM Grid Connection Plan
• NRDC Tells 9th Circ. EPA Would 'Neuter' Public TSCA Rights
• Mass. Justices Clarify Access To Sealed Records For Appeals
• How Marsy's Law Has Been Applied In Unexpected Ways
• Mamdani Transition Team Includes Dozens Of Attorneys
• DOL Seeks To End 5th Circ. Fiduciary Rule Battle
• Feds Run Table In Housing Bribery Case With 70th Conviction
• Feds' Claim Against Judge Weighing Trans Troops Ban Tossed
• DC Circ. Says Process In Expedited Removals Likely Unlawful
• 21 States Get Judge To Halt Trump Cuts Of 4 Fed. Agencies
• Justices Asked To Curtail Qualified Immunity's Application
• NC Landowners Assert Right To Fight Gas Facility Rezoning
• Texas Redistricting A 'Race-Based' Exercise, High Court Told
• Bid To Halt Fla. Suit Over Trump Library Land Transfer Denied
• CFPB Union Asks Court To Neutralize Fed Funding Block
• OMB Issues New Drone Procurement Security Framework
• Judge Lets FERC's $1B Market Manipulation Case Proceed
• Mass. Judge Says States Can Fight Planned Parenthood Cuts
• RI Cannabis Rules Unconstitutionally Favor Locals, Suit Says
• Mich. Christian Health Group Claims Right To Deny Trans Care
• Vt. Farmers, Enviro Org. Seek Win On Climate Superfund Law
• Judges Question Limits On FCC Power To Rework 4.9 GHz
• $100K H-1B Fee Could Sow Seeds Of Innovation Abroad
• Colo. Hospitals Accused Of Denying Workers Break Pay
• PJM Says FERC Wrongly Nixed Grid Planning Change
• DOJ Demand For Pa. Transgender Patient Records Blocked
• Washington Judge Disciplined After Children Given Jobs
• NCAA Votes To Keep Ban On Pro Sports Betting For Athletes
• Vape Co. Says FDA Sat On Application For Five Years
• Judge Pushes To Resolve Gaming Status Of $700M Casino
• Comcast To Pay $1.5M Over Hack Of Debt Collector, FCC Says
• ITC To Probe Imported Van Trailers For Possible Duties
• Union Tells 1st Circ. Visa Ban Threatens Harvard's Talent Pool
• Mass. AG Defends Boston's Sanctuary City Immigration Policy
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Making The Case To Combine
• FCC To Update Rules For Low Power TV Stations
• ND Justices Reverse Ruling That Struck Down Abortion Ban
• State AGs May Extend Their Reach To Nat'l Security Concerns
• NJ Towns Want Housing Provision Paused Amid Pending Suit
• Anti-Disinformation Nonprofit Latest To Buck FTC Subpoena
• Conn. Must Pay $2.5M Over Foster Teen's Death
• Mich. Sued Over Voting Eligibility For Overseas Spouses, Kids
• DC Circ. Panel Likely To Keep AP Out Of Press Pool
• Navajo Nation Leaders Face Removal Bid Amid Ethics Lawsuit
• Global Net-Zero Shipping Framework Faces Rough Waters
• DOD Probes Sen. For Urging Troops To Defy Illegal Orders
• 5 Bonus Plan Compliance Issues In Financial Services
• Oversight Chair Seeks USPTO Briefing On Litigation Funding
• What To Watch As NY LLC Transparency Act Is Stuck In Limbo
• Transit Operator Says Union Standoff Risks $100M In Funding
• Fla. Must Face Racial Gerrymandering Claims On 4 Districts
• Justices Won't Hear Suit Over Trump's NCUA Firings, For Now
• Ill. Judge Blocks Trump's DEI Conditions For Disaster Grants
• UFW Says H-2A Wage Rule Hurts American Workers
• Guam Bill Would Create Amnesty Program For Overdue Taxes
• Comey, James Defeat Charges Over Halligan's Appointment
• Pot Club's Owners Wrong Parties To Block NYC Enforcement
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 1st Trial After FCPA Pause Offers Clues On DOJ Priorities
• Ohio High School Board Opens Up NIL Deals For Athletes
• Justices Won't Review Doctor's Conviction For Reusing Devices
• High Court Won't Revive UBS Retaliation Case Again
• Trump's DHS, FEMA Barred From Withholding Disaster Funds
• Justice Alito Stays Order Blocking Texas Redistricting
• IP Notebook: Kahwa Mix-Up, WallStreetBets, Hotel California
• CFPB Inks $1.75M MoneyLion Deal Over Military Lending
• FCC Revokes Calif.'s Direct Oversight Of Lifeline Program
• DC Judge Axes Teva Challenge To Drug Price Program
• Apple Buyers Defend Smartphone, Watch Monopoly Case
• E-Cig Companies, NYC Agree On $1K Fines For Flavored Vapes
• Google Ad Tech Judge 'Concerned' By DOJ's Breakup Timing
• Florida Sues ISS, Glass Lewis Over ESG Advice
• Kalshi-Type Cos. Flout Laws, Calif. Tribe Org. Tells CFTC Nom
• Bankers Press Congress To Pass 'Critical' AML Reporting Bill
• FCC Sued For Records Of Threats To ABC Over Kimmel
• DC Judge Backs Local Grand Jury's Federal Indictment Power
• Immigration Blitz Sparks Legal Battles In Chicago Fed. Court
• Mich. High Court Rule Could Limit ICE Courthouse Arrests
• FCC Looks To Alter Local Affiliates' Ties To Major Networks
• Judge Halts IRS-ICE Info-Sharing Agreement
• Cannabis Atty Group Urges Collective Response To Hemp Ban
• DOJ Says Calif. Tuition Laws Discriminate Against US Citizens
• Debt Negotiator Settles Case Against Conn. Banking Chief
• Judge Denies Texas' Bid To Stay Order Blocking Redistricting
• CFPB Examiners To Restart Reviews With 'Humility Pledge'
• Calif. Parks Dept. Violated ESA, Judge Rules In Bird Case
• Pa. Gov't Barred From Buying, Using Mexican Steel
• Firefighter Owed Pay For Service Leave, Mass. Court Finds
• Trump Admin Says Court Can't Second-Guess Revoked Visas
• PBMs Say Gov't Benefits From Drug Rebates FTC Condemns
• Judge Won't Sink Conn. Water Permit Suit Against Pike Fuels
• Creek High Court Orders Updates On Freedmen Citizenship
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Clear Railroad Delays To Broadband
• Texas Supreme Court Rejects $4B Oil Spill Tax Refund Bid
• Tort Report: Ga. Injury Suits Surge Ahead Of Tort Reform
• Firm Wants Lender's Attys To Bear Blame In $16.2M Loan Suit
• Despite Deputy AG Remarks, DOJ Can't Sideline DC Bar
• Bill Proposes Bitcoin Tax Payments To Build Crypto Reserve
• Machine Gun Restrictions Constitutional, 8th Circ. Affirms
• Conn. Insurance Commissioner Retires, Successor Named
• Conn. Banking Chief Says Private School Fraud Topped $5.1M
• Trump Excludes Some Brazilian Foods From Higher Tariffs
• Ex-US Trustee Director's Firing Appeal Tossed, For Now
• Longtime DOJ Atty Joins Kalijarvi Chuzi In Washington
• Unique Aspects Of Texas' Approach To AI Regulation
• Justices Urged To Uphold $268M Tax Break For Truck Co.
• DOJ Will Speed Some Classified Discovery In Bolton Case
• Court Ends Consent Decree Between DOJ And Newark Police
• IRS Issues Guidelines For Claiming Tip Tax Relief In 2025
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Northern Mariana Retiree's COLA Claim
• Wells Process Reforms Serve SEC Chair's Transparency Goals
• Renewed Federal Push To Block State AI Laws Faces Backlash
• CFPB Will Shift Remaining Lawsuits Over To DOJ
• Fed's Cook Says AI Could Either Steady Wall Street Or Rig It
• Target Investors' Pride Month Merch Suit Shipped To Minn.
• 10th Circ. Seems Wary Of Trans Students' Bathroom Law Suit
• Judge Casts Doubt On Gov't Case For Holding Abrego Garcia
• Texas Sues Bristol-Myers For Alleged Drug Misrepresentations
• Conn. Agency GC Tried To 'Mislead The Court,' Judge Says
• DHS Accused Of 'Ruinous,' Unlawful Immigration Fines
• Comey Says DOJ's Conduct 'Shocks The Conscience'
• 11th Circ. Upholds Pregnancy Center Vandalism Conviction
• SEC's Uyeda Says ERISA Needs Litigation Reform To Curb Suits
• NLRB Seeks To Stop Calif. Agency From Acting When It Can't
• Journalist Jailed For Contempt, Fined For Stealing Court Mug
• USPTO Decries Instacart's 'Road Mapping' Claim At Fed. Circ.
• Crypto Orgs. Call On White House To Spur Agency Guidance
• Trump Admin Defends Ending Patent, Weather Unions' Rights
• Trump's CFTC Pick Selig Advances To Senate Floor
• Subletting Co. Settles NYC's Illegal STR 'Matchmaker' Claims
• Tacoma ICE Detainees To Get Notice Of Bond Hearing Rights
• Importers Left With Uncertainty After US-China Trade Truce
• FERC Looks To Put LNG Project Work On A Faster Track
• Ala. County Must Face Inmate Death Claim, 11th Circ. Rules
• NY Medical Cannabis Cos. Say State Flubbed Enforcement
• 7th Circ. Halts Order Releasing Hundreds Of ICE Detainees
• 1st Circ. Tosses Challenge To Maine Lobster Boat Tracking
• Blue Shield Of California, Magellan Sued Over 'Ghost Network'
• Conservative Group Tells Justices Pot Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Trump DOJ Misrepresenting Due Process Order, Migrants Say
• 10th Circ. Weighs Colo. Law On Healthcare Sharing Plans
• State AGs Want Further HPE-Juniper Integration Barred
• Treasury To Curtail Tax Credits For Unauthorized Immigrants
• FirstEnergy Must Pay $250M In Ohio Bribery Scandal Fallout
• Conn. Faces Tough 2nd Circ. In 3M PFAS Enforcement Dispute
• Senate Passes Bill To Protect State Judges From Threats
• Pa. Justices Suspect 'Skill Games' Are Gambling Devices
• 'Not Well-Taken': 2nd Bid To Halt CFPB Energy Loan Rule Fails
• Michigan Supreme Court To Hear Court Funding Challenge
• FCC Pushes Upper C-Band Spectrum Auction Forward
• Contradictory Rulings Show Complexity Of Swaps Regulation
• FCC Rescinds Contested Biden-Era Cybersecurity Ruling
• EU Needs Unified Tax Benefits For Electricity, Experts Say
• How New Law Transforms Large-Load Power Projects In Texas
• NC Judge Halts Medicaid Cuts For Autism Services
• Meta Loss Shows Time Not On Enforcers' Side In Tech Cases
• Ute 'Healer' Convicted Of Sexual Abuse Over 12 Years
• 8th Circ. Urged To Revive Tribe's Overcollection Challenge
• How Cos. Should Prepare For Prop 65 Listing Of Bisphenols
• 8th Circ. Decision Shipwrecks IRS On Shoals Of Loper Bright
• Unions Look To Strike 'Loyalty Question' From Fed. Job Apps
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Says Agriculture A 'Top Priority'
• Judge Flags Standing Issue In Stanford Daily Deportation Suit
• Fla. Court Reverses Drug Court Denial Over Prosecutor Error
• 1st Circ. Sends Maine's 3M PFAS Suit Back To Federal Court
• State Of NIL Play At High Schools
• Senate Panel OKs Miss. Judge, US Atty Nominees After Delay
• Ore. Tax Court Slashes Health Club Property Value By $1M
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Disbarred After Bribery Conviction
• Rule Amendments Pave Path For A Privilege Claim 'Offensive'
• Congressional Dems Revive Bill To Curb Rental Price-Fixing
• Trump's Epstein Directive Puts SDNY Prosecutor In A 'Pickle'
• Va. Defends Ban On Unauthorized Flavored E-Cigarettes
• Ex-SDNY Chief Rejects Claim Of Broken FTX Plea Promise
• My Miniature Livestock Farm Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FDIC Can't Have Advisory Jury In $1.9B Fight With SVB Trust
• GSA, Perplexity Strike 'First' Direct-To-Gov't AI Deal
• Dissent Accuses Redistrict Ruling Of 'Judicial Misbehavior'
• Colo. Justices Question Public Works Act Interpretation
• Cato Urges High Court To Review SEC Disgorgement Powers
• Colo. High Court Considers Insurers' Noncooperation Defense
• Use-Of-Force Limits 'Overbroad,' 7th Circ. Says, Halting Order
• Rand Paul Eyes Returning Hemp Policy To The States
• Space Force Beats Lanham Act Claims In Florida Suit
• Fla. Congresswoman Accused Of Stealing $5M In FEMA Funds
• FDIC's Hill Advances In Senate Amid Dem Stonewalling Claims
• Justices Told Presidential Firing Limits Is An 'Originalist' Idea
• DC Judge Revives Contempt Probe Of Alien Enemy Removals
• Trump's CFTC Nom Grilled On Possible Crypto Leadership
• Lawmakers Urge High Court To Curb SEC's Receivership Powers
• Is 'Red Book' Best For Drug Pricing? Pa. Justices Ask
• SEC Enforcement Actions Plunged After Gensler, Report Says
• 4 Groups Urge FCC To Reject Charter, Cox Merger
• La. Gets Access To BEAD Funds, 17 Other State Plans Get OK
• 4th Circ. Says Immigration Board Ignored Key Evidence
• NJ Construction Co. Sues Over Hudson Tunnel Union Limits
• Kalshi Says Sports 'Swaps' Not Bets In Bid To End Mass. Suit
• Senate GOP Resists Extending Expanded ACA Tax Premiums
• NY Judge Halts DHS' Protected Status Termination For Syrians
• Christian Org. Gets Permanent Block On PWFA Abortion Regs
• Trump Admin Proposes Weakening ESA Protections
• Green Groups Sue To Block Gulf Oil And Gas Lease Sale
• Nexstar Asks FCC To Waive Ownership Cap In Tegna Takeover
• When Mortgage Data Can't Prove Discriminatory Lending
• The House's Plan B For Repealing Provision On DOJ Lawsuits
• Gov'ts Widely Back Mutual Agreement Procedure In UN Treaty
• 8th Circ. Hears PBMs' Bid To Pause FTC Insulin Pricing Case
• Alaska Senator Pushes For Better Vetting After Judge Scandal
• Justices' Ruling Will Ease Foreign Arbitral Award Enforcement
• Split Pa. Justices Say Prosecutors Not Bound By Wiretap Law
• Calif. Dems File Bill To Expand Tribal Internet Service
• Eco Orgs. Ask 2nd Circ. To Undo NY, NJ Pipeline Project Nods
• Tax Court Substance Ruling Offers Silver Lining For Taxpayers
• Surveying The Healthcare Policy Landscape Post-Shutdown
• FDA Biosimilar Guidance Should Ease Biologics Development
• Preparing For Treasury's Small Biz Certification Audits
• 'Wrongly Decided' Case Backs Insurer Loss, Mich. Panel Says
• Halligan Says Grand Jury Never Saw Final Comey Indictment
• Tribes Challenge Oklahoma Over Hunting, Fishing Rights
• Air Force Asks Justices To Nix Guam Munitions Disposal Suit
• Pfizer To Pay $41.5M To Settle Adulterated ADHD Drug Claims
• Conn. Officials Say Feds' Bill Moots Challenge To Hemp Law
• Trump's Global Tariffs Curtailed Trade, Data Shows
• 4chan's US Lawsuit May Affect UK Online Safety Law Reach
• Trump's New Pick For CFPB Director Is OMB Energy Official
• Trump Taps Norton Rose Atty To Be EEOC General Counsel
• Fed Pushes To Shift Oversight Focus In Examiner Guidance
• CFPB's Gradler Takes Deputy Post Amid Agency Uncertainty
• DHS Unlikely To Exit Suit Over Protected Status Terminations
• Broadband Permit Reforms Survive House Subcommittee
• Delaware Chancery Atty Fee Awards Under Fire In New Report
• 9th Circ. Halts 1 Of 2 Calif. Corporate Climate Disclosure Laws
• NTSB Flags Vessel's Loose Wire In Key Bridge Collapse Probe
• Judge Says Texas, Toronto Exchange Logos Seem Dissimilar
• Colo. High Court Weighs Test For Political Donor Disclosures
• Trump Admin May Be Overpromising WOTUS Clarity
• FDIC Says Capital One Is 'Turning Back Time' With Fee Fight
• Colo. Justices Unsure On Limits For Borrowing Claims Rule
• Over-Detentions Are Jail's 'Worst-Kept Secret,' Judge Told
• Severe SC Abortion Bill Falters in Committee
• Groups Seek More Time To Comment On SEC's RMBS Plan
• Flagstar Urges 9th Circ. Redo For Escrow Interest Ruling
• 6th Circ. Revives Deadly Force Suit Against Mich. Police
• NJ Justices Asked How 'Beneficial Use' Should Affect Zoning
• OCC Clears Banks To Hold Crypto For Blockchain Fees
• Court Says Keeping Tribe's Suit Alive Respects Federal Law
• Feds Tell DC Circ. Congress OK'd Quick Removal Of Parolees
• Asst. Gets New Try At Religious Bias Suit Over Wash. Vax Rule
• Noem Says US Security Behind Job Denial, Not Religious Tea
• Trump Can't Revive $475M Libel Suit Against CNN At 11th Circ.
• Texas Redistricting Blocked Over Racial Gerrymandering
• 9th Circ. Doubts Suit Over Seattle's Response To BLM Protest
• FCC's Carr Backing Universal Service Reform After Court Win
• States Can Intervene Over DOJ's HPE Merger Deal
• Senate Dem Slams FCC's Carr Over Cybersecurity Plan
• Polaris Hits Back At 'Settled Expectations' Fed. Circ. Fight
• 4th Circ. Restores Trade Secrets Suit Against Insurance Execs
• USPTO Petitioners Can Detail How They Found Prior Art
• Litigation Funding Could Create Ethics Issues For Attorneys
• Ill. Justices Mull If Permits Override Pollution Exclusions
• Ill. State Farm Suit Tests State Insurance Data Demand Limits
• How New FinCEN FAQs Simplify Suspicious Activity Reporting
• What Shutdown's End Means For Worker Safety Enforcement
• SEC's Dual Share Class Approval Signals New Era For ETFs
• Lower Costs No Cause For VA To Shirk Trade Act, Judge Says
• Judge Details Reasons For Goldstein's Pretrial Motion Losses
• Calif. Species Protections Will Increase Compliance Burdens
• NY AG James Blasts 'Outrageous Conduct' Behind Indictment
• Federal Watchdog Funds Released After Bipartisan Pushback
• NPR Wins $36M Grant As CPB Backs Off Plan To Cut Funds
• Judge Questions If Trump's Say-So Makes Wind Edict Legal
• Republican Senators Seek Judge Boasberg's Suspension
• New York Disputes Magistrate's Report In Tribal Thruway Row
• San Francisco Nurses Can't Challenge FLSA OT Exemption
• Missouri Federal Judge To Take Senior Status
• NJ Township Seeks To Revise $2.5B DuPont PFAS Settlement
• Insurer Needn't Cover LA Zoo Org. In City Contract Dispute
• Ind. Tax Court Nixes 'Less Egregious' Assessment For Kohl's
• Judge Punts FTC Suit Over Meta's Instagram, WhatsApp Buys
• Judge Upholds NY Law Blocking ICE Courthouse Arrests
• DHS Says Proposed Public Charge Rule To Undo 'Straitjacket'
• Fed's Cook Slams 'Pretextual' Mortgage Fraud Accusations
• X Asks 9th Circ. To Let It Litigate Media Matters Suit In Ireland
• Advocacy Groups Push 9th Circ. To Uphold Fluoride Ruling
• Ill. ICE Detainees Win Class Cert. Over Facility Conditions
• AGs Seek To Freeze EPA Solar Grant Funds During Challenge
• Pot Co. To Pay Gov't $632K Over PPP Loan Case
• DOJ Defends HPE Merger Deal As 'Prudent Compromise'
• Judge Tests DOJ Claim That TPS Decisions Can't Be Reviewed
• Vets May Regain GI Bill Benefits After Vax-Related Discharges
• Decade-Old Mont. Bison Dispute Spurs Call For Legal Clarity
• DOJ Sues Calif. Over Laws To Unmask, ID Federal Agents
• Jailing People For Unpaid Garbage Fees Illegal, 11th Circ. Told
• Holyoak Leaves FTC For Interim US Atty In Utah
• Trump Hit With Suit Over Plan To Paint Historic Building
• SAP Proposes Fixes Amid EU Antitrust Probe
• Judge Halts White House Bid To Strip VOA Union Rights
• Kansas City Bank Can't Nix Cert. Over Inmate Debit Card Fees
• Judge Rebukes DOJ Over Defiance In Abrego Garcia Case
• Ohio Asks To Revive Google Common Carrier Case
• Judge Mulls Blocking Trump's Conditions For Disaster Grants
• Senator Slams Trump For 'Blowing Up' Wis. US Atty Process
• Calif., Unions Urge Justices Not To Review Orientation Law
• 11th Circ. Says Nonprofit Must Obey Affordable Housing Deal
• EPA, Army Corps Float Trimming Clean Water Act Powers
• NY Senator Pitches Bill To Regulate, Tax Hemp Beverages
• Feds Back IRS Agent Testimony In Goldstein Tax Case
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Skill Games Top Nov. Lineup
• ABA Decries Lawmaker Calls For Impeachments Of Judges
• Fed. Circ. Finds Baby Formulas For Illnesses Duty-Free
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Dynamic Databases
• Assessing The SEC's Changing Approach To NFT Regulation
• Comey Case Highlights Complex Speedy Trial Rights Calculus
• Justices Seek DOJ's Opinion In Neb.-Colo. River Dispute
• USTelecom To Ask FCC For Slash In Permit Hurdles
• Judge Orders Grand Jury Docs Released In Comey Case
• FCC Declares US Backing For Chief Of Int'l Telecom Body
• Justices Decline To Review Jail Construction Injunction
• DOJ Backs White House's Military Lawyer Transfers
• EPA Diluted Facility Upgrade Review Regs, DC Circ. Told
• Vatican Returns 62 Indigenous Artifacts To Canada
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. County Owes For Closing Private Beaches
• Del. Pushes County Property Tax Payment Deadline To Dec. 31
• Senior Official At DOL Benefits Arm To Retire Next Month
• Supreme Court Won't Hear School Loudspeaker Prayer Case
• SEC Gives Cos. Freer Rein To Block Shareholder Proposals
• No High Court Review For FDA Fast-Track Denial
• Justices Will Review Defunct Asylum Metering Policy
• Lawyers Call On High Court To Stop 'Capitulating' To Trump
• FTC To Make Valvoline, Greenbriar Divest 45 Oil Shops
• Amazon, New York Square Off Over State's NLRB Fill-In Law
• DOJ Targets North Korean IT Job Fraud, $15M Crypto Heist
• Wash. County Fights Limits On Immigrants Working At Jails
• 4th Circ. Again Denies Man's Bid For Deportation Relief
• 9th Circ. Judge Rips Feds For 'Trying To Suppress Speech'
• 'Constitutional Word Salad': Judge Rips Suit Over Mascot Ban
• USPTO Workers Laid Off During Shutdown Recalled To Work
• Feds' Use Of AI In Permitting, Rulemaking Raises Concerns
• Pa. Budget Ends State's Bid To Join Cap-And-Trade Compact
• NextNav Asks FCC To Act Now On GPS Backup Proposal
• Rochester Sanctuary Policy Changes Moot DOJ's Suit
• SEC Off-Channel Sweep Led To Recordkeeping Compliance
• Texas Judge Rejects Bid To Block Kenvue's $398M Dividend
• Conn. Union Says Prison Bureau Axed CBA As Retaliation
• Bondi Taps SDNY To Investigate JPMorgan Over Epstein Ties
• Texas Justices Wall Off Shareholder Claims Against 3rd Party
• Crypto Firm Founder Gets 5 Years For $9.4M Fraud Scheme
• Google Offers EU Ad Tech Fixes Without Breakup
• Google, TikTok, Meta Fight Calif. Law Over Kids' Online Feeds
• Trump's H-1B Policies Could Exacerbate Teacher Shortages
• Okla. AG, Governor Feud Over Tribal Hunting Enforcement
• 9th Circ. Revives Deportation Case Due To Atty Errors
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Takings Challenge To Chicago Tenant Law
• Boston School Bus Fleet Manager Charged In Bribery Scheme
• Chamber Asks Justices To Stop Calif. Climate Reporting Laws
• FCC Urged To Add Tribal Window To C-Band Sale
• NC Coastal Erosion Spurs Call For Proactive Flood Coverage
• Breaking Down Article 12 Of The Uniform Commercial Code
• Ex-Va. City Atty Tells 4th Circ. FMLA Doesn't Immunize Officials
• Del. Lawmakers OK Pushing County's Property Tax Deadline
• La., Parishes Push To Keep Coastal Suits In State Court
• Employers Urge Justices To Reverse DC Circ. Pension Ruling
• Why Foreign Cos. Should Prep For Increased SEC Oversight
• NJ Sen. Seeks Fix For Daniel's Law Amid Legal Challenges
• Feds Say Ex-Police Union Prez Got Break With 30-Month Term
• Frequent DEI Foe Takes Aim At Mich. Law Firm's Scholarships
• Smith Anderson Adds Fox Rothschild Land Use Duo
• DOJ Official Among Trump Picks For District Courts
• Italian Police Seize Assets In €260M VAT Fraud Probe
• Northern NY US Atty To Defend DOJ In Maurene Comey Suit
• DC Circ. Wary Of DEA Delays In Religious Ayahuasca Case
• House Eyes Vote To Repeal Provision On Senators' Lawsuits
• Aussies Float DST To Push Platforms To Pay News Media
• US To Slash Tariff On Swiss Imports To 15% In Trade Deal
• Sandisk Points To Differences In 'Settled Expectations' Cases
• How Litigating Antitrust Fix Helped GTCR Prevail In Court
• SEC's Atkins Turns A Critical Lens On BlackRock, Vanguard
• Hartford Wants Ex-Murder Suspect's Civil Rights Suit Tossed
• Prosecutorial Watchdog Takes Helm In Trump Election Case
• As Backlogged SEC Reopens, Attys Jostle To 'Get In Line'
• Google Sues Cybercriminals Over Global Phishing Scams
• DOJ Sues Newsom Over Prop 50 Redistricting Plan
• Clean Energy Cos. Tap Private Cash To Beat Tax Credit Clock
• Bank Regulators Preview Timelines For Planned Fintech Rules
• Hemp Policy At Crossroads After Government Reopening Bill
• Wash. AG Introduces Unit To Fight For Worker Protections
• FCC Looks To Avoid 'Red Flag' Reg Hurdles In Space
• OCC Must Deny Sony Bank's Crypto Charter Bid, Critics Say
• Transgender Troops Sue Air Force Over Lost Retirement Pay
• 11th Circ. Limits $1M Payout For Sheriff In Parkland Shooting
• Feds Launch Interagency Crypto Scam Task Force
• SEC's Northeast Deputy Enforcement Head To Depart Agency
• Latin American Trade Deals With US Include Zero Tariff Rates
• EV Makers Tell 1st Circ. Fuel Economy Rule Freeze Unlawful
• Judge Urged To Weigh Due Process In Alien Enemies Case
• Broadcasters Ramp Up Pressure To Limit C-Band Rework
• Ex-Judge Worries Top Court Will Be 'Timid' In Checking Trump
• Mich. Schools Sue Over Privacy Waiver In Funding Bill
• Ex-FCC Members Say Carr's Abusing News Distortion Policy
• Fed Frees SocGen, ICBC From 2018 Enforcement Orders
• Judge Rejects NY Tribe's Bid To Revive Eel-Fishing Rights
• Injured Riders Ask Justices To Block NJ Transit's Immunity
• Judge Denies NJ Lawmaker's Bid To Toss ICE Facility Charges
• Chemours Urges 4th Circ. To Lift River Pollution Injunction
• Google Says Latest EU Probe Attacks Anti-Spam Efforts
• High Court's Tariff Ruling May Trigger Refunds, Reimposition
• Arbitrator Relied On 'Character Assassination,' Court Told
• Mobile Biz Asks Congress To Nix Military's Spectrum Right