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Public Policy - January, 2026

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• DOE-Created Climate Panel Was Unlawful, Judge Rules
• Kroger, Albertsons Look To Block FTC Testimony Handover
• Calif. Senator Floats Bill To Expand Data Deletion Rights
• Irish Luge Team Says Russians Iced Athlete Out Of Olympics
• Senate Passes Gov't Funding Package; House Must Vote Next
• Baltimore Sues Payday Lender Dave Over 'Usurious' Loans
• FTC Taps Goodwin Atty For Consumer Protection Deputy Role
• Real Estate Attys 'Not Going In Blind' Amid Data Center Boom
• 'I Will Not Stop Now': Don Lemon Defiant After Arrest
• Live Nation Plaintiff States Fight Plan To Stay Antitrust Claims
• SEC Appoints New PCAOB Chair, Board Members
• CBD Cos. Say They're Wrong Defendants In Kratom Suit
• Planned Parenthood Drops Medicaid Fight After 1st Circ. Loss
• UP, Norfolk Southern Rip Rival BNSF's Merger Docs Demands
• Trump Says Court Can't Review Rule Delay For Chemical Cos.
• Russian Skier's Appeal For Olympic Berth Too Late, CAS Says
• Mich. Can't Shake Residents' Water Suit Based On Timeliness
• 7th Circ. Grills Trump Admin Atty Over Definition Of Illegal DEI
• The Message From Delaware Courts: Change Is Coming
• Okla. Gov. Challenges AG's Tribal Hunting Policy Opinion
• DOL Adds More H-2B Visas For Imperiled Employers
• Labor Dept. Recovered $1.4B For Benefit Plans In Fiscal '25
• Aerospace And Defense Law: Trends To Follow In 2026
• Ex-Mass. Pol Gets Extra Month In Prison For Obstruction
• Ex-NC City Council Member Cops To COVID Fraud In Plea Deal
• FCC Urges Cos. To Tamp Down Ransomware Risks
• Bill Regulating Attorney AI Use Passes California Senate
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Says Prosecutor Has 'Personal Animus' In DQ Bid
• Aviation Watch: Busy Skies, Tough Market For Airlines In 2026
• US Rebukes WTO Siding With China On Energy Tax Credits
• Undersea Cable Cos. Seek Slash In FCC License Paperwork
• FTC Requires Facility Sales For $835M Healthcare Deal
• House To Vote On Reform Of Court Nondisclosure Orders
• Feds Say Alleged $100K H-1B Fee Harm Only Speculative
• Attys Rip Judge-Shopping Sanctions As Bid To 'Rewrite' Rules
• FTC Warns 42 Law Firms Of DEI 'Anticompetitive Collusion'
• Virginia Senators Ask DHS IG To Investigate Surveillance Tech
• Commerce Outlines USMCA Truck Tariff Discount Reporting
• Viewing The Merger Landscape Through An HPE-Juniper Lens
• DOJ Requires Divestitures For Reddy Ice-Arctic Glacier Tie-Up
• Amazon Says Shoppers' Labeling Suit Is Corrupted By AI Errors
• Trade Court Slams Gov't Bid To Dismiss Wood Shutter Case
• 4 Quick Emotional Resets For Lawyers With Conflict Fatigue
• US Athlete Claims Rigged Qualifier Kept Her From Olympics
• Feds Say Suit To Block Trump From Painting Building Is Moot
• Trump Orders Open Tariff Threat Over Oil Sales To Cuba
• NC Bar Urges Panel To OK Atty Discipline For Account Misuse
• USTR Signs Trade Agreements With El Salvador, Guatemala
• Tribe's Cannabis Raid Claims Largely Survive Dismissal
• Former CMS Deputy Moves To Baker Donelson
• 3 Key Ohio Financial Services Developments From 2025
• Immigrant Advocates Sue ICE Over Warrantless Entries
• DC Administrative Judge Is Renominated To Superior Court
• Warsh Clinches Trump's Nomination For Fed Chair
• Attacks Haven't Killed Judiciary's AI Rule, May Strengthen It
• Fed's Master Account Stance Goes Too Far, 2nd Circ. Told
• CORRECTED: Ex-Worker Says Goldstein Offered Crypto, Gifts As IRS Probed
• NC Vape Sale Limits Face Preemption Test At 4th Circ.
• Apple Aims To Boot Anti-Moonlighting Suit To Arbitration
• Interim DHS Funding Cools Shutdown Threat For Now
• Trump SPAC Fights Chancery's $25K Daily Sanction Ruling
• DCA Midair Collision: One Year Later
• CFTC's Selig Eyes Prediction Markets Rules In Debut Speech
• DOL Proposes Pharmacy Benefit Manager Fee Disclosure Rule
• 4th Circ. Told EPA's W.Va. Haze Approval Broke Law
• Boulder County Residents Lose Easement Appeal
• 7th Circ. Questions Gov't Entering Nonprofit's ADA Fight
• Dems Have Questions Over FTC's Unsealed Pepsi Complaint
• 11th Circ. Shields Deputy In Fatal Drunken-Driving Case
• DOJ Awards $1M In First For Antitrust Whistleblower Program
• Feds OK Expansion To Boost Techs In 6 GHz Airwaves
• Conn. Drug Price Cap Survives Distributor Challenge, For Now
• FCC's Carr Says More Plans To 'Delete' Regs On Way Soon
• Valve Scores Partial Win As Its Patent Troll Claims Near Trial
• NYC Sets New Wage Standards For Security Guards
• Ex-Boston Activist Given Probation For Fraud Schemes
• FCC To Collect More Info On Cos.' Ties With US Adversaries
• Patent Eligibility Faces Widening Gap Between USPTO, Courts
• Congress' Limited Tariff Role May Persist After Justices Rule
• Vape Cos. Tell 4th Circ. Not To Stay Block On Va. Regs
• Md. Tech Groups Praise Cybersecurity Tax Credit Plan
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive PJM Watchdog's Access Fight
• 2nd Circ. Backs Rental Assistance, Medicaid Fraud Conviction
• USPTO Asked For Clarity On Proposed Foreign Applicant Rule
• Keys To Effective Mental Health Mitigation In Sentencing
• 9th Circ. Says Noem Can't 'Smuggle In' TPS Vacaturs
• Key Policy Moves Are Powering Nuclear Growth
• Rescheduling Cannabis Marks New Tax Era For Operators
• Navigating Trade Secret Exceptions In Noncompete Bans
• Playing Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Minn. County Appeals 3,000-Acre Land Trust Order At 8th Circ.
• Bondi Elevates Pa. US Atty Amid Appointments Scrutiny
• ADA Settlement Brings Changes To Detroit Courthouses
• GOP-Led Crypto Bill Clears Senate Panel In Party-Line Vote
• Interior Dept. Says NY Can't Overcome Offshore Wind Halt
• Immigrants' Attys Say Detention Center Must Ease Access
• OCC Rulemaking May Clear Haze Around Trust Banks' Scope
• Ga. Gov. Hopeful Wants 11th Circ.'s Take On Cash Limits
• Dispensaries Sue Hawaii Over Criminalizing Hemp Products
• U. Of Edinburgh Repatriates Historic Muscogee Remains
• 4th Circ. Wary Of Kicking Up 'Sandstorm' On Deferred Comp.
• Pasadena Settles Tenants' Wildfire Contamination Claims
• Mass. AG Sues 9 Towns To Enforce Housing Law
• Clemency Favors White Collar Offenders, New Study Shows
• Utah House Bill Would Require Tax Hike Notice, Set Limits
• ICE Violated Nearly 100 Court Orders, Minn. Judge Says
• Mid-America Inks $53M Deal In RealPage Landlord MDL
• Trade Secret Filings Hit Record High In 2025, Report Finds
• Powell Says Cook Case May Be 'Most Important' In Fed History
• Unions Say FEMA Staff Cuts Threaten Disaster Readiness
• Subcontractor Says Fluor Shut It Out Of Work On NM Wildfires
• NJ Prep School Can't Arbitrate Student's Sex Assault Suit
• Ex-Detainees Detail Conditions At Florida Immigration Facility
• Dems Call For Release Of 5-Year-Old Detained By ICE In Texas
• Rubio Says There's No Plan For Military Action In Venezuela
• Senators Question If FirstNet, AT&T Need More Oversight
• Tobey Maguire Says He Rerouted Fee To Goldstein
• Schools Want To Appeal Financial Aid-Fixing Antitrust Case
• Sanctions Motion Allowed In Barratry Suit, Texas Court Says
• Trump Announces Pick For New Assistant AG For Fraud Role
• FCC Sees Dead People On Lifeline, But Dems Balk At New Reg
• Enbridge Looks To Keep Pipeline Open Amid 7th Circ. Appeal
• Jail Officers, Doctor Seek Exit From Excessive Force Suit
• Biden Official Says Congress Should Reassert Trade Control
• New Squires Order Allows 4 Patent Reviews, Denies 25 Others
• Social Media Addiction Laws Eyed By Conn. Governor, AG
• Expect Major Shifts In Patent And Trademark Policy This Year
• SEC Urged To Adopt Insider Trading Rules For Foreign Firms
• Casino License Revocation Order Off The Mark, 8th Circ. Told
• FBI Raids Fulton County Election Office
• EPA Begins Rollback Of Biden-Era Smog Control Plan
• Only 2 GOP Sens., Tillis and Murkowski, Call For Noem To Go
• NM Bill Limits Gov't's Ability To Fire For Medical Cannabis
• NJ Justices Revive Woman's Suit Over Parole Conditions
• Federal Judge Blocks USDA's SNAP Pilot Project In Colo.
• How FERC Is Shaping The Future Of Data Center Grid Use
• Fla. Prosecutors' Detention Defense Met With Sanction Threat
• Prosecutors Form New Group To Fight Federal Overreach
• Advocates Seek Shift To 1st Circ. In Prison Call Rate Cases
• FCC Chair Signals Feb. Vote On 900 MHz Expansion
• Conn. Justices Question 'Double Recovery' In Asbestos Case
• PBGC Reports Rosy Outlook For Single, Multiemployer Plans
• Digital Assets May Be In For A Growth Spurt In 2026
• Judges On AI: How Judicial Use Informs Guardrails
• What Businesses Offering AI Should Expect From The FTC
• HUD Asserts Authority In Homeless Services Funding Suits
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive MasterCard Trade Secret Claims
• Solar Panel Co. Sunrun Misclassifying Sales Reps, Suit Says
• Mass. Disbars Pot Shop Lawyer Convicted In Bribery Scheme
• 3rd Circ. Appears Skeptical Of Quest's Early Win In 401(k) Suit
• Mich. Clears Way For High School Athletes To Earn NIL Money
• Judiciary Panel Gets Earful On Legal Financing, Subpoenas
• Sen. Bennet Seeks To Limit ICE Powers
• NTSB Torches FAA In DCA Midair Collision Probe
• Language Access Bill Targets Trump's English-Only Order
• Rwanda Sues UK Over Payments In Failed Migrant Deal
• EPA Says Enviro Groups Lack Standing To Fight Review Rule
• Work Shutdown In Sight For $16B NY-NJ Rail Tunnel Project
• Jersey Shore Motels Fight Prom Season Rental Limits
• 6th Circ. Says Ky. Social Media Law Needs Closer Look
• Squires Cements Deshpande's Role As Top PTAB Judge
• Texas AG Says Nurse Practitioner Is Shipping Abortion Drugs
• 7th Circ. Probes Firm's Oral Agreement To Fees From Fund
• Consumers Energy Seeks $42M For DOE Order Compliance
• Colo. Labor Official Defends Public Union Law Constitutionality
• CBP's Medical Care Oversight Needs Improvement, GAO Says
• Judge Taps Ex-CIA, Corrections Pro To Clean Up NYC's Rikers
• Texas Gov. Freezes New H-1B Hiring By Agencies, Colleges
• Wis. Homeowners Challenge Tribal Tax Ruling At 7th Circ.
• White House Pushed To Back PTAB Rule Change Proposal
• Investors Say Teva Can't Get Early Win In Price-Fixing Suit
• Adhesive Cos. Push Back On FTC Merger Concerns
• Evenflo IP Ruling Shows Evidence Is Still Key For Injunctions
• Trump Admin's 'Irrational' Block On Wind Project Lifted
• Ex-GOP Aide's Work Never Changed, Bias Suit Judge Told 
• Korean Lawmakers Duel Over Trump Tariff Threat Response
• Justices' Med Mal Ruling May Spur Huge Shift For Litigators
• Feds Urge 1st Circ. To Nix 3rd-Country Removals Injunction
• Iowa Church Says DEA Has Delayed Ayahuasca Application
• Churchill Downs Seeks To Void Maine Online Gaming Law
• AGs' HPE-Juniper Hold Too Broad, Too Late, Judge Says
• Sen. Kelly Bashes DOD's 'Alarming' Attempt At Punishment
• Kalshi Taps Ex-Amazon State Policy Pro For New DC Shop
• FCC Asks Carriers To Keep Spanish In Emergency Alerts
• BigLaw Firms Seek Partial Exec Order Appeal Consolidation
• Challenging Restitution Orders After Supreme Court Decision
• Nuke Discharge Law Isn't Preempted, NY Tells 2nd Circ.
• State Of Insurance: Q4 Notes From Pennsylvania
• Family Members Of Boat Strike Victims Sue Trump Admin
• NY Schools Say Federal Threat Over Native Mascot Imminent
• EU, India Reach Major Free Trade Agreement
• Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats Could Backfire On US
• Ag Bill Wording Presents Existential Threat To Hemp Industry
• Fed. Circ. Snubs Google's 'Settled Expectations' Challenge
• 8th Circ. Won't Reinstate ICE Injunction In Minneapolis
• Minn. Judge Summons ICE Head For Contempt Hearing
• Reporting Duty Doesn't Nix Whistleblower Status, Court Finds
• First Native American Justice In Wash. Won't Seek Reelection
• Senate Antitrust Chair Flags Concerns In Netflix-Warner Deal
• 11th Circ. Won't Expedite Bid To Halt CFPB Energy Loan Rule
• Minn. Refugees Sue Trump Admin Over 'Warrantless' Arrests
• Denver Faces Lawsuit Over Flavored Tobacco Ban
• Southern Glazer's Wants To Compare FTC Case To Kroger
• Minn. Judge Probes Limits Of ICE Enforcement Actions
• Long Island Town Says Cannabis Law Doesn't Preempt Zoning
• 2 GOP Lawmakers Urge Justices To End Birthright Citizenship
• DOJ Can't Sue Mich. To Stop 'Hypothetical' Climate Claims
• Truck Makers Say Calif. Delaying 'Clean Trucks Pact' Fight
• IP Notebook: Nutcracker Suit, Copyright Termination, Playboy
• Citadel Securities Lobbies SEC For $119M CAT Fee Refund
• Colo. High Court Says Xcel's Immunity Bid Went Too Far
• 8th Circ. Rejects DOJ Bid For Minn. Church Protest Warrants
• Tribe, Enviro Groups Look To Vacate Alaska Gold Mine Permit
• Justices' FCC Review Could Reshape IRS Penalty Disputes
• Google Targets Publishers' Ad Tech Claims
• Fed. Gov't Refiles Suit Demanding Ga. Voting List
• 3rd Circ. Finds NJ Officials Shielded From COVID Deaths Suit
• Sens. Offer Crypto Bill Amendments As Storm Delays Markup
• What A Calif. Mileage Tax Would Mean For Employers
• Fla. Panel Sides With State Over Signatures For Pot Initiative
• Bankrupt Biz Can't Avoid Pension Obligations, 4th Circ. Says
• Disarming Cannabis Users Is Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• Canada Says China Tariff Agreement Isn't Free Trade Deal
• Dooney & Bourke Accused Of Misleading Email Sales Tactics
• Justices' Double Jeopardy Ruling May Limit Charge-Stacking
• Cybersecurity Must Remain Financial Sector's Focus In 2026
• Oklahoma Tribes 'Misunderstand' Gaming Law, Court Told
• Full 3rd Circ. Passes On Alina Habba DQ Challenge
• USA Rare Earth Secures $3.1B Of Federal And Private Funding
• 35 AGs Demand X Crack Down On Grok Sexual Deepfakes
• NJ Court Revives UAW's Casino Smoking Law Challenge
• AI Image Is Not Copyrightable, Gov't Tells High Court
• Suit Over Fatal Fire Can Go To Philippines, Conn. Justices Say
• Fla. Bar Clears Gaetz Despite US House Ethics Report
• 4th Circ. Preview: NCAA Eligibility And E-Cigarette Law
• DOL Asks 3rd Circ. To Back Siemens' 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Exit
• Presidential Pardon Brokering Can Create Risks For Attys
• Canada Creates Tax Benefit For Groceries
• Calif. Gaming Org. Fights Tribe's Bid To Join $700M Casino Suit
• Adapting To Private Practice: 5 Tips From Ex-SEC Unit Chief
• Judge Blocks Mass Termination Of Migrant Family Parole
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Bracewell Hires Deutsche Bank Atty From Akin In DC
• Treasury Cancels Booz Allen Contracts Following Leak
• 5 Drug Pricing Policy Developments To Watch In 2026
• Supreme Court To Define 'Consumer' Under Privacy Law
• Trump Admin's EV Infrastructure Funding Pause Vacated
• Trio Leading US Atty Office Raises 'Red Flag' For Judge
• OCC Won't Delay Trump Family-Tied Co. Bank Charter Review
• Warren Tells CFPB's Vought To Heed His Boss On Credit Cards
• Mich. AG Sues Major Oil Co. 'Cartel' Amid Fight With DOJ
• Contractor Indicted For Giving National Defense Info To Reporter
• High Court Unlikely To Walk Back MLB's Antitrust Privilege
• DC Judge Says Visa Selectees' Travel Ban Suit Is Moot
• Feds' Wind Farm National Security Claim Faces Skepticism
• Judge Blocks DOJ Anti-Diversity Conditions On Police Grants
• Providers Oppose Credit Bureaus' Medical Debt Appeal
• Conservative Org. Contests SEC's Delay Bid In Data Tool Case
• Truckers Can't Lift Calif. Immigrant Driver's License Freeze
• DC Circ. Backs FERC In Oil Pipeline Pricing Dispute
• USDA Defends SNAP Pilot In Colo. Legality Challenge
• Heart Valve Deal Was Blocked Over Innovation Concerns
• Attys Say ICE Flouting Order Barring Noncitizens' Removal
• High Court's Med Mal Ruling Won't Spark Rise In Suits
• 4th Circ. Maroons Copyright Fight Over Pirate Ship Pics
• Green, Tribal Orgs. Fear Utah Lawmaker 'Attack' On Monument
• Ill. High Court Won't Grant Posthumous Innocence Certificate
• $7B Grain Belt Power Line Project Can Move Forward In Ill.
• DC, States Back Flowers Foods Driver In High Court Arb. Case
• Instacart, DoorDash, Uber Can't Block NYC's Delivery Laws
• Feds Appeal Ruling On ICE Detainee Bond Hearings
• Massachusetts Macy's Store Overvalued, Tax Board Says
• Lawmakers Float Bill To Track Content Used In Training AI
• Bipartisan House Bill Would Regulate Hemp-Derived CBD
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Mont. National Forest Logging Row
• Voter Groups Ask To Renew Halt On Ga.'s Food & Water Ban
• News Rating Org. Latest To Fight 'Ideological' FTC Subpoena
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Start A Law Firm
• Split 4th Circ. Sides With Feds In DHS Grant Termination Row
• What Justices Got Right In Candidate Standing Ruling
• EU To Suspend US Tariff Countermeasures Another 6 Months
• Judge Imposes Higher Bar To Deport Professors And Students
• 5 Compliance Takeaways From FINRA's Oversight Report
• DJI Challenges Broad FCC Ban On Sales Of Its Drones
• How SEC Civil Penalties Became Arbitrary: 3 Potential Fixes
• Feds Say NY School's Native American Mascot Rebrand Illegal
• FCC Considers Revoking Texas Radio Station Licenses
• Justices' Med Mal Ruling May Hurt Federal Anti-SLAPP Suits
• Mass. Judge Seeks Input On Kalshi Sports Ban
• Hawaii House Bill Would Legalize, Tax Cannabis
• DOJ Alumni Back Maurene Comey In Effort To Keep Suit Alive
• Convicted Ex-Budget Official Gives Up Conn. Law License
• Dems Push For Another Round Of Jack Smith Testimony
• Ethiopian TPS Holders Sue To Halt Status Termination
• 1st Circ. Says Mass. Residents' Zoning Suit Lacks Standing
• Ex-Mass. Pol's Sister Cops To Obstructing Benefit Fraud Case
• Ill. Justices Deem Permits 'Irrelevant' To Pollution Exclusion
• More Push In The 'Push-Pull' As DOJ Targets 'Gamesmanship'
• Japan Adopts Global Min. Tax Tweak Exempting US Cos.
• Live Nation Antitrust Judge Wants To 'Punt' On State Claims
• TikTok Seals Joint Venture Deal For US Operations
• DC Circ. Presses Feds To Justify Military Trans Ban
• Patent Office Beats La Jolla Pharma's Application Denial Suit
• 10th Circ. Should Deny Interest 'Opt-Out' Rehearing, Colo. Says
• Iran Sued For Alleged Role In Deadly Jordan Drone Attack
• CTA's Vax Mandate Was An 'Impossible Dilemma,' Jury Hears
• Ford, GM Industrial Bank Bids Get FDIC Approval
• FDIC Rolls Back Biden-Era Digital Signage Rule
• Goldstein Prosecutors Unveil Conflicting Cash Source Claims
• SEC Approves Cuts To PCAOB Budget, Board Member Salaries
• Transportation Cases To Watch In 2026
• House Report Claims Evidence of CVS Antitrust Violations
• DOJ's Revival Of Mediation Agency Doesn't End Suit Yet
• Full 5th Circ. Weighs Order Blocking Texas Migrant Arrest Law
• Fla. Archaeologist Says Stolen Artifact Claims Ruined Career
• Proposed Subpoena Rule Change Raises Victim Privacy Fears
• 6th Circ. Clears 911 Dispatch Of Failure To Stop Murder
• Courthouse News Drops Access Suit Against DC Court Clerk
• FDA Action Shouldn't Halt Amazon Labeling Suit, Plaintiffs Say
• Supplement Cos. Challenge FDA Health Claim Denials
• Judge Recommends Toss Of Ex-Deputy's Political Firing Suit
• Fla. Must Provide Everglades Detention Center Funding Docs
• Judge Expands Block On Trump's Grant Restrictions
• Feds Given More Time To Revisit School Grant Cancellations
• Trump Calls For Prosecution Of Jack Smith Post-Hearing
• 5th Circ. Appears Divided On President's Alien Enemies Power
• Meta Fights Late Data Request In Instagram Addiction Suit
• Ill. Judge Dismisses Suit Over Federal Agents' Use Of Force
• Drugmakers May Dodge Disgorgement In States' Antitrust Suit
• As Lawmakers Scrutinize Costs, Insurers Point To Hospitals
• Regulatory Uncertainty Ahead For Organ Transplant System
• FERC Commissioners Back Fed-State Push For PJM Changes
• Key False Claims Act Trends From The Last Year
• Judge Severs Tax Charges From Ex-Rep's Foreign Agent Case
• Digital Services Taxes May Give Leverage In US Trade Deals
• UN Committee Floats Draft For Taxing Cross-Border Services
• USPTO Re-Ups Agreement With Major IP Offices Through 2029
• Md. Judge Keeps Ship Manager Liability Shield Bid Alive
• What Texas Can Learn From La. About CO2 Well Primacy
• Pa. Justices Say Judge's Partisan Posts Warrant Suspension
• How Payments Law Landscape Will Evolve In 2026
• AGs Target Investor Advocacy Group As 'Climate Cartel'
• It's Too Soon To Remove Suicide Warnings From GLP-1 Drugs
• Opportunities Amid The Challenges Of Trump's BIS Shake-Up
• How SEC Civil Penalties Became Arbitrary: The Data
• Trump Sues JPMorgan For $5B Over Account Closures
• Hosting Exchange Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NCAA Tells 4th Circ. Appeal Of Eligibility Ruling Should Go On
• Postconviction Law In 2026: A Recalibration, Not A Revolution
• Washington Drops $9M Climate Fund Suit Against NOAA
• EEOC Chair Decries 'Fearmongering' Amid Guidance Repeal
• NJ Justices Wrestle With Cases Complicated By ICE Custody
• Lawyer Testifies Goldstein Dodged $500K Poker Repayment
• Senate Agriculture Unveils Crypto Bill Without Dem Backing
• BP Says Wash. Residents' 'Noxious Odors' Class Claims Stink
• Court Rejects Sanctions In Venezuelan Oil Defamation Case
• 8th Circ. Temporarily Lifts Restrictions On ICE In Minnesota
• Texas AG Launches Investigation Into Vaccine Incentives
• 10th Circ. Says Detectives Must Face Suit For Hiding Evidence
• 5th Circ. Leans Toward Vacating Airline Fees Disclosure Rule
• Midwives Challenge Miss. Practice Limits In Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Military Heads Back Sen. Kelly In Suit Against Hegseth
• 4th Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Blocked Trump Grant Freeze
• Feds Say Medicare Steering Case Meets FCA Legal Bar
• Ga. Justices Deny Atty's Reprimand Bid After Jan. 6 Actions
• FTC Must 'Scale A Slick Wall' To Revive Meta Suit
• Feds Back Freight Broker In High Court Negligence Case
• Apple Workers In Wash. Sue Over Limits On Moonlighting
• Calif. GOP Asks Justices To Block New Congressional Map
• Netflix's $83B Warner Bros. Deal Draws DOJ Scrutiny
• FCC Warns Shows To Follow Political 'Equal Opportunity' Reg
• Former Ga. State Rep. Cops To COVID Loan Fraud
• CFIUS Review Could Delay IRobot Ch. 11 Deal, DOJ Warns
• Dem States Warn Harvard Visa Ban Could Ripple Nationwide
• Okla. Tribes Challenge Bid To Dismiss Hunting Rights Suit
• OCC's New Fee Clearance Shows Further Ease Around Crypto
• Trump Backs Off Tariffs Over Greenland With Deal In Works
• Senate Panel To Examine Upcoming FirstNet Renewal
• EU Lawmakers Refer South America Trade Deal To ECJ
• 11th Circ. Urged To Deny Inclusion Of Everglades Center Docs
• Former SG Prelogar Joins Cooley Team On Trump EO Appeal
• How SEC Civil Penalties Became Arbitrary: The Framework
• Nonprofits, Not BigLaw, Lead Legal Challenges To Trump
• Alaska House Bill Would Limit Property Value Increases
• Nationwide Unit Seeks Exit From Stock Dilution Scheme Suit
• Ga. Justices Find Willis Subpoena Moot After Testimony
• Ballard Partners Led In Lobbying Earnings As Trump Returned
• FTC Mulling Deal With Express Scripts In PBM Case
• DOJ Outline Of New Fraud Role Doesn't Mention WH Oversight
• How A 1947 Tugboat Ruling May Shape Work Product In AI Era
• Faulty Legal Assumptions Obscure Police Self-Defense Law
• NYC Indigent Defense Program In 'Crisis,' Task Force Reports
• Gibson Dunn Formalizes First Amendment Practice
• House Speaker Johnson Supports Impeachment Of Judges
• Realtor Alleges Zillow 'Monopoly' Forces Loan Referrals
• Utah Bill Seeks Property Tax Break Boost Via Referendum
• Two-Thirds Of Millionaires Back 2% Wealth Tax, G20 Poll Says
• Mo. Bill Would Allow Earnings Tax To Replace Property Taxes
• Bill Would Require Stays On Patent Claims Against End Users
• Justices Wary Of Greenlighting Trump Bid To Fire Fed's Cook
• Trump Order On Wall Street Landlords Floats Antitrust Review
• 4th Circ. Pauses DOJ Appeal Over Md. Judges' Habeas Order
• Massachusetts Owes Developer $15M Tax Credit, Court Rules
• Minn. Tax Court Nixes Cases Despite Sick Appraiser Claim
• Starmer Says UK Won't Yield On Trump Greenland Tariffs
• Minn. Court Denies Tax Break For Assisted Living Unit
• Ex-DOJ Attys Describe Fallout From Trump Takeover
• Trump's Bid For Fed Firing Faces Pivotal Supreme Court Test
• Trump Defends Birthright Citizenship Order At High Court
• DC Circ. Doubts If EPA Had To Quantify Costs In PFAS Rule
• John Roberts Welcomes John Roberts To Supreme Court
• XAI Seeks To Block Calif. GenAI Training Data Disclosure Law
• Goldstein Poker Pals Got Money From Firm, Witness Says
• FTC Appeals Meta Loss To DC Circ.
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Trump Admin Loses Bid To Toss Sanctuary Funding Suit
• Texas AG Says State Diversity Initiatives Breach Constitution
• Officers Invoke Immunity In Wrong-House Raid Lawsuit
• Senate Dems Push Bill To Block US Funds For Venezuela Oil
• SEC Picks Kirkland Partner For Corp. Finance Deputy Director
• Justices Icy To Time Limits For Multiemployer Plan Actuaries
• Delaware Supreme Court Reverses Moelis Governance Ruling
• Iranians, Sudanese Sue To Unfreeze Work Permit Processing
• Fla. High Court Told Pot Ballot Plan Is Legal Amid AG probe
• NextNav Claims No Toll Disruption From GPS Backup Plan
• Mass. Senate OKs Property Tax 'Shock' Protection Plan
• Luminys Back In Clear With FCC After Dahua USA Is Dissolved
• Justices Ask If Hawaii 'Vampire Law' Violates 2nd Amendment
• DOL Budget Bill Would Avert Trump's Proposed Cuts
• Minn. Tribe, Scholars Back 8th Circ. Bid In Tribal Divorce Row
• IRS Funding Boost Faces $11.7B Cut In Bipartisan Package
• Why 2026 Could Be A Bright Year For US Solar
• Preservation Group Seeks Expert Visit Of WH Ballroom Site
• 2026 Int'l Arbitration Trends: Tariffs Drive Transformation
• North Carolina AG Wins Bid To End MV Realty's 40-Year Deals
• What Productivity EO May Mean For Defense Industrial Base
• Immigration Courts 'Ignoring' Bond Hearing Order, Judge Says
• Coinbase And Kalshi Contracts 'Siphoning' Money, Tribes Say
• Judge Won't Toss Stanford Daily Suit Over Student Removals
• Va. Lawmakers Eye Psilocybin Regulation Pending FDA Action
• Lindsey Halligan Out As US Atty As Judge Criticizes 'Charade'
• Copyright Office Tells Colo. Court Artist Can't Register AI Work
• What's New In ISS' Benchmark Voting Policy Updates For 2026
• Navigating Privilege Law Patchwork In Dual-Purpose Comms
• Ogletree Adds Federal Agency Vets As Practice Co-Chairs
• Texas, Fla. AGs Pen Opinions On 'Unconstitutional' DEI Efforts
• AG Watch: Calif. Fills Federal Consumer Protection Void
• CFTC Chair Calls Up Ex-BigLaw Atty For Adviser Role
• NJ Sues Nursing Home Owners Over Missing Medicaid Funds
• AI-Driven Harassment Poses New Risks For Employers
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mass. Judge Slams Brakes On Kalshi Sports Offerings
• DC Judge Won't Block Limits On Detention Visits, For Now
• Alaska Says Imminent Harm Missing In Arctic Drilling Suit
• Supreme Court Security Gets $30M Boost In DHS Bill
• Chamber Tells 5th Circ. EPA Asbestos Ban Goes Too Far
• Md. Bill Would Expand Urban Agriculture Property Tax Credit
• Justices Say State Med Mal Laws Don't Apply In Federal Court
• Justices Ax 6th Circ. Abortion Order Amid Loper Bright Outcry
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Starmer Says No Retaliation To Trump's Greenland Tariffs
• Trump Threatens 10% Tariff To Goad EU Nations On Greenland
• Up Next At High Court: Fed Firing & Gun 'Vampire Rules'
• ICE Agents Barred From 'Retaliating' Against Minn. Protesters
• OCC's Gould Takes Aim At Resolution Planning 'Industry'
• Calif. Defeats Trump Admin Suit Demanding Private Voter Data
• What To Expect From USPTO's Essential Patent Group
• Google Appeals DOJ Search Win, Seeks Data-Sharing Stay
• 9th Circ. Upholds Ax Of RNC Suit Over Google Email Filtering
• Feds Move To Seize Military Trainers Bound For China
• Immigrant Visa Pause Could Test Limits Of Executive Power
• Stock Buyback Ban Could Shrink Defense Industrial Base
• Afghan Nationals Tell Judge Feds Can't Suspend Visa Process
• Rail Regulator Tells UP, Norfolk Southern To Redo Merger Bid
• PBMs Seek Exit From Philly's Suit Over Opioid Crisis
• Calif. AG Orders xAI To Stop Enabling Sexualized Deepfakes
• Judge Says Okla. DAs Must Face Tribal Jurisdiction Lawsuits
• College Gambling Busts Show That Getting Caught Is Easy
• Planned Parenthood Can Challenge Heartbeat Act, Court Says
• White House Backs State Govs In Push For PJM Changes
• In First Year, Trump Lost Most Cases But Often Won Appeals
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