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Public Policy - December, 2025

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• Navigating AI In The Legal Industry
• Trump Admin Beats Chamber Suit Over $100K H-1B Visa Fee
• Ex-DOJ Employees Fight Gov't Bid To Toss Their Firing Suit
• Farm To Pay $1M To Settle Claims It Favored Foreign Workers
• Philly Joins MDL Against Drug Cos., PBMs Over Insulin Prices
• Blackstone's LivCor Latest To Settle Rent Price-Fixing Claims
• OCC Wants To Preempt State Mortgage Escrow Interest Laws
• OCC Wants 'Heightened Standards' Only For Biggest Banks
• Dem Sens. Blast Idea Of Charging Value-Based Patent Fees
• Biggest Energy & Environmental Court Decisions Of 2025
• Google Not A Common Carrier, Think Tanks Tell Ohio Judges
• CFPB Shifts Focus To Debanking, Intentional Discrimination
• The Court Cases That Defined Sports Law In 2025
• NFL's Chiefs Moving To $3B Stadium In Kansas
• Alaska Fights Feds, Tribes In High Court Fishing Regs Row
• DHS Finalizes Rule Shifting H-1B Odds To Higher Earners
• Federal Agencies Urge 9th Circ. To Lift Layoff Freeze
• Chicago Mayor Allows $16.6B Budget Without Head Tax
• 20 Years Later: How A Pink House Reshaped Takings Law
• Top New Jersey Cases Of 2025
• Top International Trade Developments Of 2025
• Fast-Track Court Fights Shaped Immigration Litigation In 2025
• Justices Deny Trump's Bid To Send Nat'l Guard To Chicago
• Top Delaware Chancery Cases Of 2025: A Year-End Report
• Notable Pennsylvania Legislation Of 2025
• Mass. Panel OKs $300M Real Estate Transfer Fee Hike
• 11th Circ. Asked To Rehear Pregnancy Center Vandalism Case
• Notable North Carolina Laws Passed In 2025
• DHS Ordered To Restore $233M Grants To 'Sanctuary' States
• Federal Prison Workers Seek Block On CBA Cancellation
• Michigan AG Launches Probe Into Native Boarding Schools
• NY's James, 21 Other Dem AGs Say CFPB Defunding Unlawful
• FTC Tosses Ban On AI-Fueled Tool For Stifling Innovation
• Trump Admin Adds Drones To Nat'l Security Threat List
• Christian University Loses Challenge To Wash. Bias Law
• Attys Say ICE Won't Let Them Talk To Detained US Citizen
• Hochul Signs AG James' Bill To Expand Consumer Law
• PayPal Pares Bias Suit Over Minority-Focused Economic Fund
• Boasberg Orders Admin To Return Venezuelans For Hearings
• As US Executions Decline, Florida Surges
• Ex-CIA Director's Lawyers Accuse DOJ Of Judge Shopping
• 9th Circ. Sides With Wash. Professor In Free Speech Case
• 21 AGs Support Gun Ban For Cannabis Users
• Montana Tribe, County Settle Voting Rights Dispute
• Trump Admin Sues To Undo Ill. Immigrant Protection Laws
• 10th Circ. Tosses Plumbing Co.'s Captive Deduction Bid
• Schumer Pushes Senate To Sue Over Epstein File Release
• OPM Must Face DOGE Data Access Suit
• Chicago Council's $16.6B Budget Axes Mayor's Head Tax Plan
• Draft House Bill Would Clarify Tax Rules For Digital Assets
• Wash. AG Urges New Laws After Rape Test Backlog Cleared
• Asylum-Seekers Update Challenge To Cooperative Agreements
• How 2026 NDAA May Ease Entry To Defense Contracting
• Ábrego García Remains Free For Now As Md. Judge Slams DOJ
• Ed Dept. Ordered To Restore $1B In Mental Health Grants
• Localities Say FCC Exceeding Powers Could Lead To Suits
• Fulton County Must Face State's 2020 Election Subpoenas
• 7th Circ. Rejects Challenge To Chicago Towing Practices
• Calif. Atty Slams 'Protectionist' ABS Fee-Sharing Ban
• Regulatory Rollback And Lingering Limbo: The CFPB In 2025
• 4 Legal Ethics Matters That Rocked 2025
• DOI Pauses Work On East Coast Offshore Wind Projects
• Jury Deadlocks In Ex-NY Gov. Aide's Foreign Agent Case
• Oklahoma Looks To Dismiss Tribes' Hunting Rights Lawsuit
• Advocacy Groups Warn Against Kalshi's Gambling Push
• White House Looks To Open More Spectrum Bands
• Tariff Refunds Would Be 'A Mess,' Economic Official Says
• 2025 Was A Policy Year Like No Other For Immigration Attys
• Vape Cos. Get Partial Block Of Va. Law, But Claims Trimmed
• Minn. Montessori School Gets Property Tax Break, Court Says
• Physicist Takes No-Jail Deal To End 'Buffalo Billion' Saga
• Nuclear Power Pitfalls And Opportunities To Watch For In 2026
• 2025 Calif. Banking Oversight Centered On Consumer Issues
• Feds To Appeal Dismissal Of Comey, James Indictments
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2025
• Senate Bill Would Direct Extra BEAD Funds To AI
• DraftKings Beats Suit Over Calif. Gambling Ban, For Now
• Colo. Judge Rules Lumen's Claims Not Time-Barred
• Fed Seeks Input On Limited Master Accounts For Fintechs
• 9th Circ. Revives Excessive Force Suit Against Spokane Police
• Trump's Cannabis Order: The Impact On Hemp And Research
• Health Co. CEO Gets 15 Years In $1.4B Fraud Scheme
• Coinbase Sues 3 States Over Event Contract Regulation
• 23 AGs Oppose FCC's Possible AI Law Preemption
• NY Judge Urged To Deny Pot Club Owners' Reconsideration
• 4 Stories That Shaped Civil Rights, Access To Justice In 2025
• X Can Still Sue Media Matters In Ireland, 9th Circ. Rules
• Mamdani Taps Ex-Biden DOL Chief For 'Economic Justice' Job
• FTC Says Building Service Contractor Will End No-Hire Pacts
• Squires Issues 21 More Patent Review Denials
• Diversity Visa Pause Is Latest Hit To Legal Immigration
• Court Nixes Labor Requirements From Army Corps Contract
• Justices Let Immigration Judges' Free Speech Suit Continue
• NLRB Prosecutors Drop Challenge To SpaceX Severance Pact
• A 6th Circ. Snapshot: 3 Cases That Defined 2025
• Veolia Hit With $4M Overcharge Claim By NJ Borough
• Calif. Appeals Court Upholds Los Angeles' Mansion Tax
• Green Groups Sue Over Interior's Environmental Policy Shift
• Bill Shields Public Housing Tenants Using Legal Pot
• Medical, School Groups Seek Order Halting $100K Visa Fee
• Judge Weighs Trump's Immunity Claim In Riot Lawsuit
• Florida Supreme Court To Review Pot Legalization Effort
• Ill. Judge Affirms $2.6M Verdict For Fired Court Clerk Workers
• More Pardon Seekers Going 'Straight To The White House'
• Federal Courts Not Subject To FOIA, DC Judge Rules
• IRS Relaxes Carbon Capture Credit's Environmental Reporting
• Dems Push For Scrutiny Of Compass' $1.6B Anywhere Buy
• Top State & Local Tax Cases Of 2025
• Sports Gambling Scrutiny Expands Risks For Teams, Leagues
• Okla. AG Says Fed Law Shields Tribal Fishing, Hunting Rights
• Judge Lets White House Ballroom Project Continue For Now
• The CFTC's Road Ahead Under Newly Confirmed Chair
• Trade Court Remands Canada Lumber Duty Calculation Again
• How Fractional GCs Can Manage Risks Of Engagement
• Trump Admin Appeals Harvard Win In $2B Fund Freeze Case
• The 6 Biggest Rulings By Massachusetts' Top Court In 2025
• SEC Rulemaking Radar: A Reset, A Shift And A Preview Of '26
• Changes In Crypto, Cybersecurity Defined NY Banking In 2025
• NLRB To Get Quorum, GC As Senate Confirms Trump Picks
• The Biggest Rulings From A Busy Year At The 1st Circ.
• Eli Lilly Workers Say Justices Needn't Mull Collective Standard
• Senate Package Includes US Attorney, DC Judge Confirmations
• DC Circ. Wonders If Noncitizen Registration Is New Rule
• Anti-Fluoride Win Merits $9.5M In Fees From EPA, Judge Told
• Arkansas Social Media Safety Law Temporarily Blocked
• DC Circ. Judges Push Back On Navarro's Immunity Claims
• FERC Orders PJM To Craft Data Center-Focused Grid Policies
• Trump Order Rallies Cannabis Industry, Advocates Want More
• School District Asks High Court To Stop Officials' Depositions
• Trump's Picks To Lead FDIC, CFTC Win Senate Approval
• NY Regulators Back Dispensary Against Local Zoning
• Pennsylvania Says DOJ Not Authorized To Get Voter Data
• Top Trade Secrets Decisions Of 2025
• 9th Circ. Revives National Forest Road Injury Claim
• Fed. Circ. Axes Appeal Of $8M Bond Under Idaho 'Troll' Law
• FCC Reworks Reg Framework For Low Power TV
• UC Researchers Near Reinstating $7B In DOE Grants
• Fla. High Court Says $5B Bond Deal Can't Be Set Aside
• EU Approves Bakery Biz Deal With Plant Sales
• Wash. Justices Say Open Gov't Law Covers Seattle Contractor
• Ex-Connecticut Utility Regulator Fined Amid Records Brawl
• Justices Should Clarify Loper Bright Doctrine Via Patent Case
• IRS Guidance Discriminates Against Wind, Solar, Groups Say
• Czech Republic, Estonia Shift To Backing Min. Tax Deal For US
• Feds Urge Justices To Keep SEC Disgorgement Power Intact
• How OECD Tax Update Tackles Mobile Workforce Complexity
• Judge Clears Path For Trump Library Land Transfer
• AstraZeneca Can't Block Colo. Law Over Drug Discount Rules
• Dems Urge Scrutiny Of AT&T, SpaceX Spectrum Deals
• Hilton's $70M Tax Value Cut Appealed To Minn. Supreme Court
• Bad River Band Sues Army Corps Over Pipeline Reroute
• Calif. AG, Bar Officials Fight Bid To Stop ABS Fee-Sharing Ban
• NFL's Bears Dangle Ind. Move As Ill. Stadium Plans Stall
• HHS Proposes Hospital Ban On Gender Care For Minors
• Reviewing 2025's Most Pertinent Wiretap Developments
• Dems Offer Bill To Shine Light On High Court 'Shadow Docket'
• 2025 Legal Milestones That Will Shape Psychedelics Sector
• NC Construction Exec Admits To $6M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• OMB Slammed With Suit Over Federal Watchdog Defunding
• Ariz. Bill Would Bar Local Taxes On Residential Sales
• Judge Wants More Info On 1976 Memo In Philly Cops' OT Suit
• Compliance Chiefs' Enforcement Risks Didn't Ease Up In 2025
• Trump Orders Loosening Of Federal Restrictions On Marijuana
• Pot Co. Says NY's 'Seed To Sale' Program Raises Costs
• M&A Midmarket Shows Resilience Amid 2025 Challenges
• Del. Dispatch: Key 2025 Corporate Cases And Trends To Know
• Nature Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2025 Brought A New Paradigm For Federal Banking Regulation
• What 2025 Transpo And Logistics Legal Trends Mean For 2026
• Senate Sends $900B Defense Bill To Trump's Desk
• Trump Admin Asks Fed Whether It's Back In The Black
• 9th Circ. Affirms DHS Officers' Fast-Track Removal Authority
• NJ Gov. Says Clemency Grants Exceed 300 Since Exec Order
• States, Groups Urge DC Circ. To Preserve EPA Soot Rule
• 5th Circ. Overturns 20-Year Sentence For Illegal Reentry
• Lawmakers Raise Concerns Over Nexstar's $6.2B Tegna Deal
• DC Circ. Grants En Banc Hearing On CFPB Layoff Plan
• Senate Dems, FCC Tangle Over Agency's 'Independent' Status
• Halt Of Alien Enemies Contempt Probe To Test Judicial Power
• Shutdown Deal Bars Federal Firings Until Feb., Judge Says
• 20 States Back 10th Circ. Rehearing In Colo. Interest Rate Row
• Energy Dept. Orders Wash. Coal Plant To Remain Open
• UMich Says Allowing Protest Suit Would 'Eviscerate' Immunity
• LSU Districts' Taxes Challenged For Not Getting Voter OK
• Pentagon Must Justify JAG Firings Under New NDAA
• Ex-Conn. Official Denied Hearing On Juror's Media Comment
• Bill Would Ease Copyright Registration For Visual Artists
• Court Remands Commerce Ruling On Vietnam Steel Duties
• Bank Deserves Sanctions In Jail Debit Card Suit, Court Told
• Ore. Tax Court Axes Trust's Appeal Of Special Assessment Nix
• Trade Court Remands Pipe Fitting Duty Scope For 2nd Time
• Union, Voter Group Seek To Join DOJ Election Records Case
• Braidwood Asks For Judgment In ACA Preventive Care Fight
• How Cos. Can Roll With NY's New Algorithmic Pricing Rules
• Mich. Appeals Court Rejects Medical Pot Co.'s Tax Deduction
• CFTC's Pham Will Head To Crypto Co. MoonPay After Exit
• 2025 State AI Laws Expand Liability, Raise Insurance Risks
• Ore. Court Takes County's Offer On Cut Property Value
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practical Problem Solving
• Crypto In 2025: From Federal Deregulation To State Action
• Doctors Not Harmed By CDC's Vaccine Guidance, Feds Say
• How CFTC Enforcement Shifted In 2025 And What's Next
• North Carolina's Lumbee Tribe Set To Be Federally Recognized
• Trump Admin's BEAD Redo Subject To Hill Review, GAO Says
• Unions Sue To Block VA's Labor Contract Cancellations
• Full DC Circ. Blocks EPA From Freezing Grants
• DOJ Weighs In On Apple Watch Antitrust Claims
• Red Lake Nation Deal Is Minnesota's 6th Tribal Pot Pact
• After Questioning Judge Nominee, Sen. Kennedy Wants More
• Biggest Colorado Cases Of 2025
• Treasury Issues Final Rule On BEAT For Securities Lending
• Mich. Tribe Fights Feds' High Court Protest In Fishing Suit
• Judge Tosses Suit Fighting Rail Project's Buy America Waiver
• 2 Defendants In Landmark NY Corruption Case Ink Plea Deals
• Trade Court OKs Commerce's Moroccan Fertilizer Duty Redo
• The Top Trademark Decisions Of 2025
• DA Willis Rips GOP Probe Of Trump Charges As 'Foolishness'
• 8th Circ. Hears That Gun Ban For Pot User Unconstitutional
• The Spiciest Quotes From Massachusetts Courts In 2025
• Dana-Farber To Pay $15M To Resolve Fraud Allegations
• States Sue Trump Admin To Restart EV Infrastructure Funds
• FTC Retaliation Suits To Be Heard By Different Judges
• La. Social Media Law Violates First Amendment, Judge Rules
• Ex-NIAID Director Claims Retaliation in Trump Admin Suit
• Trump Adds Travel Restrictions To 20 Countries, Palestinians
• Mass. Judge Considers Nixing 3rd-Country Removal Accounts
• The Top Copyright Decisions Of 2025
• Fed Ends Goldman 1MDB, Metropolitan Card Consent Orders
• DOD To Reevaluate Discharges Over COVID Vax Refusal
• FDIC Floats Application Process For Stablecoin Issuance
• Enviro Org.: 'Radioactive Road' Completion Doesn't Moot Suit
• Recovery Centers Wrap Up Zoning Battle With Georgia City
• States Ask 5th Circ. To Uphold Wartime Removal Powers
• Vax Skeptics Cite High Court In New Challenge To NY Mandate
• USPTO Tells Fed. Circ. That Inventor 'Abused' Patent System
• Custodia Seeks Full 10th Circ. Review Of Master Account Suit
• Learning From 2025 FCA Trends Targeting PE In Healthcare
• PVC Pipe Buyers Defend Price-Fix Conspiracy Claims
• Reviewing 2025's State And Federal AI Regulations
• Software Patents May Face New Eligibility Scrutiny
• What Trump Order Limiting State AI Regs Means For Insurers
• US, Red States Ask Court To Void Vt. Climate Superfund Law
• Nokia Chosen As Spectrum Access Manager For CBRS
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Ex-CFTC Atty's Religious Bias Case
• Corporate Transparency Act Is Constitutional, 11th Circ. Says
• Okla. Can't Tax Tribal Member On Reservation, Justices Told
• Wash. AG's Native Cold Case Unit Gets First Conviction
• Trump Executive Order Calls Fentanyl A 'WMD'
• Unions Argue Challenge To DOGE's Data Access Is Still Valid
• Fired Top Antitrust Official Warns Of 'Politicization'
• 'Take It Or Leave It' Defines Network-Affiliate Ties, FCC Told
• CFTC Drops Spoofing Case Against Texas Energy Trader
• A Uniform Federal Rule Would Curb Gen AI Missteps In Court
• Investment Advisers Should Stay Apprised Of New AI Risks
• Feds Say Nat'l Guard Shooting Warrants Special Visa Pause
• 5th Circ. Says Tribal Members' Park Access Claims Are Moot
• Contrite Ex-Lawmaker Makes Law License Reinstatement Pitch
• CORRECTED: Trade Court Nixes Injunction In Trump Tariff Suit
• New Rule Shows NRC Willing To Move Fast To Reform Regs
• Ex-State High Court Chiefs Start Group To Defend Rule Of Law
• ConocoPhillips Wants Say In Alaskan Oil Project Dispute
• Hospital Owners Sue HHS Over Medicare Payment Rule
• AG Watch: Texas Junk Fee Deal Shows Enforcement Priorities
• DOJ Says NY Court Can't Handle Maurene Comey Firing Suit
• White Atlanta Worker Says EEOC Race Charge Got Him Fired
• Commerce To Seek Tariff Inclusions For Auto Parts In January
• 5 Big Litigation Developments Out Of Georgia In 2025
• Texas AG Says Sony, Other TV-Makers 'Watching You Back'
• Palin Can't Get 3rd Trial In NYT Defamation Case
• Racial 'X-Acto Knife' Used For Prop 50 Map, Calif. Panel Told
• 3rd-Country Removal Relief Is Proper, Immigrants Tell 1st Circ.
• Senate Banking Committee Pushes Crypto Markup To 2026
• DC Judge Won't Block Calif. Tribe's Recognition Status
• Groups Challenge FERC's Texas Natural Gas Project Approval
• Walmart Adds To Visa, Mastercard Swipe-Fee Deal Objections
• Md. Residents, Advocates Fight DOJ's Bid For Voters' Data
• NC Panel Says State's Hospital Law Is Constitutional
• FCC Moves Forward On Multilingual Wireless Alerts
• Ohio Gov. To Designate Synthetic Kratom Extract Illegal Drug
• PCAOB Challenger Tells DC Circ. He Should Stay Anonymous
• Judge Orders Return Of Comey Atty Richman's Seized Files
• DOJ Sues Fulton County To Obtain 2020 Election Records
• USPTO Replaces Denver Office With Center In Montana
• IRS Finalizes Tribal Welfare, Energy Direct Pay Rules
• Beyond Nuclear Pushes Justices To Undo Storage License
• 10th Circ. Dissent May Light Path For Master Account Access
• Calif. AG's No-Poach Case Reflects Tougher Antitrust Stance
• Groups Say Texas Food Labeling Law Must Be Blocked
• Fishery Says NY, NJ Wind Project 'Obliterated' Fishing Area
• Nix FCC's Public Interest Standard, Free Market Group Says
• A Look At The Wave Of 2025 Email Marketing Suits In Wash.
• Connecticut 'Likely' To Settle Generic Drug Price Cap Dispute
• Ex-US Attys Say Pardons, Loyalty Demands Hurt Rule Of Law
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Judge Won't Boot Bondi-Appointed Prosecutor In LA
• 3 Defense Strategies For Sporadically Prosecuted Conduct
• Fed. Court Asked To Block IRS' Microcaptive Reporting Rule
• Texas, Toronto Stock Exchanges End Trademark Dispute
• 2025 Noncompete Developments That Led To Inflection Point
• Riding The Changing Winds For AI Innovations At The USPTO
• 11th Circ. Wants Alabama High Court's Help On Voting Law
• Atty Seeks To Block Law Banning Fee-Sharing With ABS Firms
• DC Judge Blocks ICE Plan To Funnel Teens To Adult Detention
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Integrating Practice Groups
• Sen. Tim Scott's Ex-Chief Of Staff Joins Holland & Hart
• The Tricky Issues Underscoring Prediction Market Regulation
• Employee-Related Charges Against Goldstein Are Tossed
• PTAB Creates New Prehearing Conference For AIA Reviews
• High Court Will Review Racial Bias In Miss. Jury Strikes
• Court Says Anti-SLAPP Doesn't Shield Facebook Insult Of Atty
• 1st Circ. OKs Barring Medicaid Planned Parenthood Coverage
• Live Nation Consumers Get Class Certified In Antitrust Case
• Reddit Fights Australia's Social Media Ban For Kids Under 16
• Fired MSPB Member Urges Full DC Circ. To Rehear Case
• Texas Justices Broaden Protections For Road Contractors
• Mich. High Court Backs Rejection Of Farmwork Comp Suit
• Wash. Fines Insurer $350K For 'Sharing Ministry' Health Plans
• Squires Institutes 7 AIA Reviews, Denies 12 Other Petitions
• 30 Years On, PSLRA Debates Still Rage In Securities Cases
• Senate Passes Bill To Consolidate VA Procurement
• CFTC Drops 'Outdated' Crypto Guidance On Actual Delivery
• Wash. Justices Retroactively Lower Bar Exam's Passing Score
• Bill Would Let Fed Workers Use Uniformed Services Works
• Full 3rd Circ. Will Review NJ 'Sensitive Places' Gun Law
• Dropped FTC Complaint: Pepsi Gave Walmart A 'Price Gap'
• Merchant Orgs. Fight Latest Visa, Mastercard Swipe-Fee Deal
• OCC Conditionally Grants 5 Crypto-Focused Trust Charters
• DOJ Shake-Up Keeps Criminal Tax Meetings, Ex-Official Says
• IRS To Revamp Voluntary Disclosure Program
• 7th Circ. Halts Release For Hundreds Of Ill. ICE Detainees
• National Trust Sues To Halt Trump's Ballroom Construction
• Wireless Group Calls For High Court Review Of FCC Fines
• Duke Energy Pushes Back On DOJ's View Of 'Monopoly Broth'
• Crypto Industry Balks At Citadel Securities' Call For Regs
• 20 States Sue Trump Admin Over $100K H-1B Visa Fee
• Nonprofits Face Uncertainty Over Political Activity Rules
• Supreme Court Term Limits Would Carry Hidden Risk
• Navigating A Sea Change In Rent Algorithm Regulation
• Tariffs And Trade Volatility Drove 2025 Bankruptcy Wave
• Md. Judge Probes Limits Of Review In ICE Church Raids Suit
• Judge Tosses 'Problem Solver' TM Suit In Calif. Gov. Race
• Treasury Withdraws Proposed Regs On Spousal Tax Liability
• Insuring Equality: 3 Tips To Preserve Coverage For DEI Claims
• Tort Reform Fight Dominated 2025 For Ga. Lawmakers
• Ex-Rabobank Exec Will Press For Fees From OCC At 9th Circ.
• Betting, Trading Platforms Form Prediction Market Alliance
• FCC's Carr Cheers Trump Order Curtailing State AI Laws
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Black Worker's Promotion Bias Suit
• Justice Requires Excluding Manner Of Death As Evidence
• The SEC Whistleblower Program A Year Into 2nd Trump Admin
• NLRB Asks Calif. Judge To Follow Colleague On Fill-In Law
• Treasury Issues Final Rules For Taxing Foreign Gov't Income
• Nasdaq Seeks Power To Block IPOs Over Manipulation Risks
• Del. US Atty Resigns Citing 'Politics,' Successor Appointed
• Colo. Asks 10th Circ. To OK Social Media Law Aimed At Minors
• US Atty Nominee For Wyo. Was Outside Capitol On Jan. 6
• Colo. Mobile Home Was Properly Valued, Court Says
• HUD Opens Investigation Into Boston's Housing Policies
• Neb. Co.'s Properties Have Lower Value, Commission Says
• Judge Vacates Montana Logging Plan Over Wildlife Risks
• Watchdog Sues White House For Records On Law Firm Deals
• 4 Big ERISA Litigation Developments From 2025's 2nd Half
• 5th Circ. Tosses Chinese Citizen's Suit Over Texas Land Law
• Ore. Court OKs Retroactive Property Tax On Logged Land
• Mass. Judge Pauses Haitian TPS Suit For Separate Appeal
• DHS To Revoke Temporary Protected Status For Ethiopians
• Higgs Fletcher Forms White Collar, Regs Enforcement Team
• 2025 Sees State Courts Diverge From Federal Criminal Norms
• Autonomous Vehicle Liability Trends To Watch In 2026
• Dems Demand Release Of 2nd Jack Smith Report
• Trump Executive Order Targets 'Excessive' State AI Laws
• FSOC To Tack Toward Deregulation For Growth, Bessent Says
• 9th Circ. Upholds Apple App Store Injunction In Epic Fight
• House Panel Advances Nearly 20 Bills To Protect Kids Online
• DoorDash, Uber Sue NYC To Block Checkout Tip Prompt Law
• Alaska Natives Say Arctic Oil Project Ignores Enviro Risks
• Grants Can Be Axed For Political Reasons, DOJ Atty Says
• House Weighs CFTC's Future As Admin Looks To Fill Positions
• Feds Reportedly Fail To Reindict NY AG Letitia James, Again
• NY Gov. Signs Landmark AI Bill On 'Synthetic' Ad Performers
• 6th Circ. Hesitant To Call CDC Puppy Import Rule A 'Ban'
• Fla. Lawmaker Proposes Medical Marijuana Home Cultivation
• Kratom, Kava Sellers Drop Suit Over Utah Product Ban
• NJ Judge Won't Lift Bid Deadline On Tunnel Rail Project
• Colo. Appeals Court Backs New Reasonable Doubt Instruction
• 'Totally Unacceptable': Alsup Rips Feds In Student Loan Deal
• Court Orders Redesign Of Calif. Cannabis Tracking System
• Democrats Say DOD Diverts $2B To Immigration Enforcement
• Trial Record Backs Gender-Affirming Care, Ohio Justices Told
• FTC Challenges $725M Construction Adhesives Deal
• Localities Worried Over FCC Preemption On Rights Of Way
• Tracking Challenges To USPTO's Discretion Policy
• SEC Gives DTCC Nod To Offer Tokenization Service
• Ill. State Sen. Fends Off Bribery Retrial With Government Deal
• Texas Business Group CEO Resigns After Sexual Assault Suit
• Navajo President Reinstates Controller Amid Legal Dispute
• NextNav Gears Up Geolocation System Test In Bay Area
• FEMA's Freeze On Disaster Mitigation Funds Ruled Unlawful
• NJ Sens. Urge Cooperation On Next NJ US Attorney Nom
• 5th Circ. Weighs Constitutionality Of Gun Dealer Licensing Law
• Failed ACA Credit Extension Votes Leave Costs In Limbo
• Fed Terminates 3 Actions Against Credit Suisse, JPMorgan
• Trump Admin Defends 'Authority' To Cancel Migrant Parole
• DOJ-UnitedHealth Deal Requiring Home Health Sale OK'd
• Key Crypto Class Action Trends And Rulings In 2025
• Terraform Founder Gets 15 Years For 'Epic' $40B Crypto Scam
• New Russia Energy Sanctions Add Compliance Complexity
• Nonprofit Says Calif. Gov. Order Wrongfully Blocks Housing
• Group Seeks Cannabis Reclassification Regarding Tax Status
• NJ Justices Say Teacher Was 'Essential' During Pandemic
• 4th Circ. Suppresses Gun Found In Illegal Traffic Stop Search
• 6 Laws For Calif. Employers To Know In 2026
• DOJ Says It's Entitled To Colo. Voter Registration Data
• Split Pa. Panel Blocks Police Reports On Liquor Licensee
• DOJ Wants Declarations Struck In 3rd Country Removals Case
• Natural Gas Tax Nixed For Wash. Silicon Maker On Appeal
• How New SEC Policies Shift Shareholder Proposal Landscape
• NBA, MLB Betting Indictments: Slam Dunks Or Strikeouts?
• White House Pushes Halligan's Confirmation Despite Hurdles
• Agri Stats Says DOJ Wants To 'Leapfrog' Pork Pricing Claims
• NJ Cannabis Co. Challenges Law Requiring Deal With Unions
• Grassley Urges White House To Step It Up On Noms
• Feds Challenge Utah Tribe's 1800 Act Land Ownership Claim
• Mass. Property Denied Farm Tax Break After Site Visit
• FTC, Amazon Want To Delay Antitrust Trial By 7 Weeks
• Mass. Panel Drops Tax Value Of Lowe's Store Property
• Tracking The Evolution Of AI Insurance Regulation In 2025
• Md. Federal Judge Orders ICE To Release Ábrego García
• Knitting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Gets Another OK To Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Docs
• Trump's Face Can't Grace National Parks Pass, Suit Alleges
• Pelosi Attack Footage Unfairly Swayed Jurors, 9th Circ. Told
• Class Certification Sought Over 'Ruinous' DHS Fines
• Calif. Suit Over $4B High-Speed Rail Funds OK To Proceed
• 10th Circ. Asked To Rehear Colo. Opt-Out Interest Rate Suit
• Civil Rights Orgs. Side-Eye Probe Of Affiliate-Network Ties
• Wyoming Charts New Legal Path To Launch Frontier Token
• How 11th Circ.'s Qui Tam Review Could Affect FCA Litigation
• Ukrainian Civilians Say Intel, TI Parts Used In Russian Missiles
• Amazon Shoppers In Price-Hike Suit Say Retailer Deleted Docs
• DC Election Board Pushes To End Suit Over Noncitizen Voting
• Judge Weighs Security Claims In Federal Bargaining Case
• HPE Fights State AGs' Bid To Block Juniper Integration
• Tribal Casino Must Face 401(k) Fee Suit Over High Costs
• DOJ Seeks Fairness Review From High Court In Tax Dispute
• NY Gov. Removes Pot Agency Director Over Enforcement Issues
• Mont. Youths Say State, Gov. Violated High Court Enviro Ruling
• USTR Orders Phase-In For 15% Tariff On Nicaraguan Imports
• Gov't Urges Combining Verizon, AT&T Cases Over FCC Fines
• Estonia Blocks OECD Adopting US' Global Min. Tax Exemption
• Courts Let Military Ban Trans, HIV-Positive Troops For Now
• Guilty Budget Official's Legal Bill Battle Sent To Magistrate
• Regulate AI With Existing Regs, Financial Industry Lobby Says
• Nursing Home Owners Defrauded Medicaid For Years, NJ Says
• Judge Denies Bid To Halt Discovery In Refugee Ban Suit
• Keep Power Limits Low To Protect Satellites, DirecTV Says
• Prepping For 2026 Shifts In Calif. Workplace Safety Rules
• The Biz Court Digest: Welcome To Miami
• Supreme Court Urged To Deny Alaska's Fishing Regs Petition
• AGs Say Judicial Safety Threats Reaching 'All-Time Highs'
• FCC Says It Might Ban Calls From 3 Chinese Telecoms
• Judge Bove Faces Complaint Over Trump Rally Attendance
• McIver's Immunity Disputed In Detention Center Assault Case
• Ohio Lawmakers OK Limits On Pot Legalization, Tax Law
• Australia Issues Guidance On Tax Transparency Exemptions
• Calif. National Guard Deployment Must Stop, Judge Rules
• NJ Bill To Reduce Comptroller Powers Nixed Amid Backlash
• Magistrate Backs FinCEN Rules In All-Cash Real Estate Deals
• OCC Review Flags Big Banks For Debanking Policies
• Wanted: Temporary US Attorney, No Experience Needed
• Feds Fight Bid To Reopen Years-Old Montana Bison Dispute
• Md. Appeals Court Upholds $1.1M Home Value
• Starbucks Gov't Affairs Pro Joins Cozen O'Connor Policy Arm
• DOJ Gets OK To Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Docs In NY Case
• OCC Says Banks Can Transact In Crypto As Intermediaries
• Florida Bill Seeks To Shield Landowners From Pollution Suits
• Trump's CFPB Says It Can't Be Forced To Take Fed Money
• Fla. AG Targets Pediatric Org. In Gender-Affirming Care Suit
• States Ask Justices To Curtail Federal Trucking Law Shield
• Wash. Justices To Review Immunity In $2.3M Ambulance Case
• NCAA, NY State Univ. Ask Courts To Nix Trans Runner's Suits
• 11th Circ. Weighs Immunity In Fla. Excessive Force Case
• Mich. Judge Tosses RICO, Nuisance Claims In Pot Co. Row
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• DOJ Says It Could Indict Comey Again
• FERC's Fate Uncertain As Humphrey's Executor Teeters
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• GOP, Dems Spar At High Court On Party Spending Caps
• DC Circ. Questions Lack Of Warning In Expedited Removals
• Conn. Barred From Taking Action Against Kalshi For Now
• NJ Slams Town's Bid To 'Unilaterally Rewrite' PFAS Deal
• FTC Wants Watchdog Retaliation Suits Before Different Judges
• Senate Confirms 3 Judges For La., Miss.
• Kiss' Gene Simmons Sings Praises Of Radio Pay Bill
• Generic-Drug Group Backs House Bill On Skinny Labels
• Pa. Justices Affirm County's Loss Over Election Inspections
• DOJ Defends Mandatory Immigration Detention In Class Suit
• Conn. Seems Open To Limits On Drug Price Cap Enforcement