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Public Policy - March, 2026

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• Trump Admin. Hit With Class Action For Ending Yemen TPS
• Ford, NJ Town Ink $3.4M Deal To Conclude Landfill Cleanup
• Consumers' Research Objects To Latest FCC Fees
• Amazon Unlawfully Taxes Exempt Baby Items In Fla., Suit Says
• HHS Can't Block Trans Care Under Kennedy Edict, Court Says
• Wash. Outlaws Face Coverings On ICE Agents, Other Officers
• Courts Must Hold Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Hearings, Panel Rules
• Ex-Judges Say Anthropic Case Doesn't Merit Court Deference
• FTC Head Touts Consumer Protection's 'Relative Simplicity'
• DOJ Antitrust Head Tells Staff: Don't Worry About Criticism
• SEC Sued Over Proxy Exclusion Policy Change
• States Join Push To Revive EPA Climate Danger Finding
• MLB Deals With Polymarket, CFTC For Sports Market 'Integrity'
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Last Challenge To Squires' Discretion
• NYC, State Take On Latest Challenge To Rent Regulations
• Colo. Appeals Court Clarifies, Limits Insurer Defense Rule
• USPTO Requires US-Registered Attys For Foreign Patent Apps
• Senate Panel To Vote On Satellite Security Bills Next Week
• 9th Circ. Upholds Gun Ban For Domestic Violence Offenders
• NHTSA Heightens Tesla Full Self-Driving Probe
• Judge Says ICE Must Face Suit Over Detainee Records
• 7th Circ. Dissenters: Due Process Row Deserved Rehearing
• Squires Concludes That Foreign Gov'ts Can't File AIA Petitions
• DC Gov't Urged To Reshape SALT Cap Workaround Plan
• Legislative Update: Cannabis And Psychedelics Bill Roundup
• FERC Chair Aims To Ease Energy Squeeze From War On Iran
• Justice Kagan Denies Apache Bid To Block Ariz. Land Transfer
• Protect 911 In Tech Transition, Public Interest Group Says
• Still No Shenanigans: Fed. Circ. Keeps Review Bar High
• Feds' Bid To Wipe Calif. Clean Car Regs Spells More Upheaval
• How Bankrupt Cos. Can Seek Refunds For Illegal Tariffs
• Calif. Families Sue Rady Health Over Move To End Trans Care
• 4th Circ. Probes Basis For Chemours River Pollution Order
• Calif. Bill Seeks Legal Aid For Residents Facing Deportation
• NYC Leave Law Expands Compliance Beyond Written Policies
• Scrutiny Of Nursing Home Practices Marks Inflection Point
• Legal And Industry Impacts Of America's Maritime Action Plan
• Copyright Office Seeks Fee Hikes For First Time Since 2020
• 5 Gov't Contractor Tips Following Anthropic Risk Designation
• Detroit Clinic Zones Impede Free Speech, Protesters Say
• Minn. House Bill Seeks $4B Property Tax Refund
• More Discovery Allowed On USPTO Patent Quality Program
• Sitting Judges Take Stand Over Threats Growing 'Ordinary'
• Ex-Top Cop Charged With Gambling Dept. Funds Faces Judge
• Judges Scrutinize DOD's Claim Of Hesai's China Military Ties
• 6 Noteworthy Changes From SEC Enforcement Manual Update
• EU Trade Committee Approves US Trade Deal With Conditions
• NJ Judicial Privacy Law Suits Survive Venue Challenge
• Civil Rights Groups Back Creek Freedmen's Citizenship Battle
• Insurance Execs Ask 11th Circ. To Review Coverage Suit Toss
• Live Nation CEO Says He Can't Recall 'Market Power' Remark
• Dem. Rep. Raskin Questions USPTO's 'Board Of Peace' Filings
• Judge Tosses Bias Suit Over Boston School Admissions
• EU Official Says Tax Simplification Requires Trade-Offs
• Commerce Investigating Chinese, Indian Graphite Electrodes
• Nomination For New DOJ Fraud Chief Heads To Senate Floor
• Feds' Capital Rule Overhaul Would Give Break To Banks
• Mullin's Nomination To Be DHS Secretary Goes To Full Senate
• Coaching Soccer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senator Unveils Draft AI Bill Intended To Wipe Out State Regs
• Meta Smart Glasses Pose Mass Surveillance Risk, Sens. Warn
• Immigrants' Suit Over Courthouse Arrests Proceeds, For Now
• Southwest Board Beats Suit In First Texas Corporate Law Test
• 13 State AGs Urge EPA To Walk Back 'Compliance First' Memo
• EPA Pushes For Win In Solar Grant Fight
• With Warrants, Good Faith Worth More Than Legality: DC Circ.
• Capital One Beats Consumer Suit Over Discover Deal, Again
• Lawmakers Commit To April Crypto Bill Markup, Or Else
• Differing Forms Make Judge Wary Of Axing Asylum Rule Suit
• LA Driver Used $2M COVID Loan For Crypto, DOJ Says
• Squires' Latest Order Grants 9 Patent Reviews, Spurns 6
• Ed. Dept. Flouting Mental Health Funding Order, States Claim
• 10th Circ. Questions Police Immunity In Colo. Taser Death
• Judge Tosses Sanctions Review For HK Electronics Co.
• Colo. AI Law Rewrite Targets Transparency For Consumers
• Ga. Justices To Mull Injury Suit Over Fall On Savannah Street
• Macy's Judge Rules Wash. Antispam Law Is Constitutional
• Feds Say It's End Of The Line For NY, NJ Hudson Tunnel Suit
• NTIA Still Crafting Plans For $21B In 'Non-Deployment' Funds
• Fla. Lawmakers Expanded Housing Efforts In Slow Session
• DOL Tweaks ERISA Regs After Fiduciary Rule Lawsuits End
• Tribal Groups Back High Court Bid To Halt Ariz. Land Transfer
• Wash. Law Ensures Personality Rights Cover AI Deepfakes
• Duty Evasion Probe Eyes Steel Wheels Via Vietnam, Thailand
• DOJ Defends Labeling Anthropic A Security Risk
• ADA Challenge to Oregon Psilocybin Law Can Proceed
• Ill. Panel Chides State Over 'Absurd' Reading Of Wage Law
• FTC Says Amazon Seeks 'Impossible' Standard For Sanctions
• IRS Summons For Man's Coinbase Info Cleared To Go Ahead
• NJ Justices Say Tidelands Steward Can Modify Pierhead Lines
• Reps. Seek Inquiry Of DHS Official's Influence Over Contracts
• USPTO Wants 900 New Patent Examiners By October
• Rand Paul Goes After DHS Secretary Nom Mullin In Hearing
• How Internal Reporting Could Benefit Antitrust Whistleblowing
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rehear Cannabis Dormant Commerce Case
• FCC Removes 4 Drone Systems From Security Risk List
• Wash. Tribes Dispute 'Inaccurate' Salmon Hatchery Fund Order
• Georgia DA Cleared To Appeal Election Case Legal Fee Ruling
• What Texas Anti-Boycott Ruling Means For ESG Landscape
• How To Wield The Clarity Act As A Litigation Defense Tool
• Suit Aims To Stop Gulf Endangered Species Exemption
• Tax Prep Firm Can't Challenge Bulk Denial Of Tax Credits
• Calif. Bills Would Reform Litigation Funding, Client Recruiting
• FCC Warns 'Rip, Replace' Participants That It Will Be Watching
• Law School's Missed Lessons: The Human Element
• Powell Says He Won't Make Fed Exit While Facing DOJ Probe
• Coal Plant Order Was Right Call, Energy Dept. Tells DC Circ.
• FDA Can't 'Refuse To File' Tobacco Applications, Suit Says
• CIT OKs 2nd Try At US Ruling Against Vietnamese Solar Cells
• ICE Must Face Class Claims Over Virtual Access To NJ Courts
• Mich. Justices Hear Broad Support For Court Rule Changes
• Ind. Board Must Review Electrician Program's Tax Break
• NJ Judge Tosses Ex-Elections Chief's Suit Over Ouster
• Del. Allows County Subpoena Of Witnesses For Assessments
• As Justices Mull Suncor, Cos. Face New Climate Suit Realities
• Trump Admin Ordered To Reinstate Voice Of America Workers
• SEC Draws Lines With Crypto 'Token Taxonomy' Guidance
• DC Circ. To Decide How Far Back FERC Can Order Refunds
• SEC Won't Reconsider Upholding Ex-Broker's FINRA Fines
• FPI, Apartment Owners Reach $7M Deal In Wash. AG's Tenant Suit
• FCC OKs Alaska Plan Changes As Tribe Moves To New Village
• SIFMA, Other Orgs Weigh In On SEC's 'Small Entity' Proposal
• Colo. Appeals Panel Weighs Standing In Charter Dispute
• OFAC Fines Broker $1.1M Over Apparent Sanctions Violations
• Trump Admin Accused Of Retaliation In Colo. Climate Lab Suit
• NYC Asks To Stop Defending Eric Adams In Sex Assault Suit
• Trump's Pipeline Order Stokes Turf War Over Energy Permits
• 1st Circ. Pauses 3rd-Nation Deportations Ruling During Appeal
• Dr. Oz Claims Florida Also Has Healthcare Fraud Problem
• Mich. AG Joins Fair Housing Laws Fight Against HUD Guidance
• USPTO Has Eye On New Tech In Design Patent Guidance
• China Surveillance Makes Radio Conference Harder, Senate Told
• Judge Blasts Admin For Shifting White House Project Claims
• NJ Justices Probe Daniel's Law Notification Requirement
• 10th Circ. Considers Ask For New Trial In $5M Toll Lanes Suit
• Biden Admin's Definition Of ERISA Fiduciary Erased
• Lawmakers Want More Oversight For Antitrust Settlements
• Indicted Atty's Party Was Actually Campaign Launch, Jury Told
• Trump Can't Get 11th Circ. Redo On CNN Defamation Suit Toss
• BlackRock, State Street Want GOP States' ESG Suit Pared
• House Panel Advances Bill Aimed At Curbing ERISA Litigation
• 5th Circ. Sends Texas' Ozone Plan Back To EPA
• Google Wants Cutoff Date For Ad Tech Rivals' Claims
• 4th Circ. Seems Split On Habeas In Speech Detention Case
• Ga. Legislators Approve 4th Year Of Income Tax Rebates
• Idaho Tribe Looks To Void Approval Of $2B Gold Mine Project
• 7 Steps For Gov't Contractors In Post-IEEPA Tariff Landscape
• SD OKs County Gross Receipts Tax To Reduce Property Tax
• Okla. Fails To Halt Tulsa-Muscogee Jurisdiction Agreement
• Bipartisan Bill To Waive $100K H-1B Fee Gets AMA Backing
• NJ Judge Boots Prosecutor, Orders US Atty Trio's Testimony
• Feds Aim To End Suit Over Cannabis Use Questions
• MTA Sues Feds Over $59M In Frozen 2nd Ave. Subway Funds
• How DExit, Mandatory Arbitration Could Alter IPO Outlook
• Pa. Schools' Property Appeal Policy Ruled Unconstitutional
• How High Court Recast State Sovereign Immunity In Galette
• Comer Subpoenas AG Bondi Over Epstein Investigation
• Chief Justice Says Personal Attacks On Judges 'Got To Stop'
• Senate OKs Conservative Think Tank GC As Louisiana Judge
• Fla. Student Group Says Deactivation Violated Free Speech
• Medical Goods Co. Can't Appeal Insurance Reimbursement
• Alcon Drops $430M Lensar Deal Under Pressure From FTC
• Get Smart: Navigating The Genius Act's Regulatory Gaps
• Miss. Expands Energy Project Tax Break To Battery Systems
• Judge Says NY Counties Can't Shake Tribal 911 Bias Claims
• McGuireWoods Adds Former CDC Scientist From McDermott
• Ga. HOA Reform Bills Risk Undermining Local Governance
• PBGC Keen On Dishing Out Opinion Letters, Director Says
• 1st Circ. Affirms Block Of Trump's 'Unprecedented' Aid Freeze
• DC Circ. Judge Skeptical Of DOJ's Quick Removal Argument
• NJ Panel Presses AG On Withheld Police Discipline Data
• OCC Calls For Preemption Of Ill. Swipe-Fee Law At 7th Circ.
• Live Nation Trial Resumes, Exec Says Competition Is Up
• Amazon Prime Parallels Threaten Doxo's Bid To Beat FTC Suit
• Trump Taps Vance For Fraud Task Force, Bashing Blue States
• Manufacturing Factor Adds More New Twists To AIA Cases
• Apparel Co., Crypto Backer Drop SEC Suit Over 'Airdrops'
• Boris Epshteyn Targeted Over Trump Bid To 'Coerce' BigLaw
• Feds, ACLU Clash Over Gitmo Immigrant Detentions
• Trump Admin Wants Student Loan Forgiveness Suits Tossed
• Enviro Groups, Industry Sue EPA Over NOx Emission Standards
• FCC Urges 5th Circ. To Nix Latest Challenge To Telecom Fund
• SEIU Sues To Revive EPA Climate Endangerment Finding
• Capital One's $5B Brex Purchase Must Be Blocked, Judge Told
• Dems Slam FCC Broadcast License Threat Over Iran Coverage
• States Sue Over Trump Cuts To Housing Bias Programs
• 6th Circ. Revives FedEx, Kellogg Mortality Table Suits
• US Won't Alter Stance After Interior Restores Riverbed Opinion
• Migrants' Names Shielded In Martha's Vineyard Flight Suit
• DOD-Anthropic Fallout Sends Warning Signal To Contractors
• Environmental Groups Fight EPA's $3B Grant Cut In Court
• FERC OKs Grid Operator Bid To Streamline Planning Process
• Enviros, Ariz. Tribes Continue Push To Halt SunZia Power Line
• SD Eliminates Ag Land Assessment, Tax Oversight Task Force
• Why Prediction Market Regulation Is At Major Inflection Point
• Ga. Panel Says Minister Can't Rep His Church In Tax Case
• How Cos. Should Prepare For NY RAISE Act Compliance
• Colorado Pushes For Early Win In Fight Over Sick Leave Law
• Compliance Takeaways Amid Increased Auto Finance Scrutiny
• Mass. Tax Valuation Cut For Seasonal Home With No Heat
• Suit Says Trump Admin Actions Effectively Kill Diversity Visa
• Afghan Allies Challenge Feds Over Family Entry Block
• HHS' Childhood Vaccine Policy Changes Put On Ice
• Justices To Review Terminations Of TPS For Syria, Haiti
• Democrats Push DOJ To Investigate Noem For Perjury
• Judge Says Live Witnesses Not Needed For HPE Deal Hearing
• The Benefits Of Choosing A Niche Practice In The AI Age
• Commerce Tweaks Chinese Tire Duties After Trade Ruling
• Apache Women Urge Justice Kagan To Halt Ariz. Land Swap
• Trade Court Requests Cost Clarity In Magnesium Duty Review
• Mass. Justices Won't Boost Pay For Court-Appointed Attys
• Trump To Get 5th North Carolina Federal Court Vacancy
• Mass. City Accused Of Bias In Mental Health 911 Response
• Va. Lawmakers OK Legal, Taxed Marijuana Retail Sales
• Trump Orders Restart Of Calif. Coast Oil Operations
• CFPB Can't Rely On 'Erroneous' Funding Theory, Court Says
• States To Head Live Nation Antitrust Trial After Feds Settle
• Amazon Wins Bid To Void €746M Luxembourg Privacy Fine
• Split 10th Circ. Refuses To Rehear Custodia Account Suit
• 'Swinging Dicks' Dissent Stirs Uproar Across 9th Circ. Bench
• Robinhood Denied A Second Try At Mass. Gaming Shield
• AIG Policy Excludes $150M Pollution Coverage, 7th Circ. Finds
• 6th Circ.: Mich. Island Can Regulate Ferry Fares, Not Parking
• Fla. Land Use Bill Passes With Controversy Quelled In Part
• Texas Univ. To Keep Women's Sports Amid Title IX Case
• Trump Orders Seek To Spur Home Building, Mortgage Access
• 9th Circ. Keeps Block On Montana 'Drag Story Hour' Ban
• Colo. Recycling Law Faces Challenge From Lubricant Group
• Uvalde Ex-Police Chief Sues CBP Over Officer Testimony
• Pa. City Receiver Challenges Law That Halted Ch. 9 Utility Sale
• Wash. Leg. Greenlights Bill To Undo 2025 Estate Tax Hike
• AT&T Says Robocall Call ID Fixes Must Focus On IP Networks
• Texas Justices Overturn $26M Equinor Verdict
• ROSS Says Anthropic Case Supports 3rd Circ. IP Appeal
• EchoStar Must Put Away $40B To Pay Builders, Group Says
• States Seek To Block Trump's Latest 10% Tariff Order
• Gun Owners Take Conn. Open Carry Suit To 2nd Circ.
• Judge Says Kalshi Can't Halt Nev. Betting Suit For Venue Fight
• Colo. Appeals Court Clarifies Law On Public Figure Criticism
• Schools Get Extension For College Admissions Data
• Attys, Chamber Group Propose Disclosure Of Litigation Funders
• Feds Ordered To Reinstate $14M In Eliminated 'DEI' Grants
• Mass. Judge Extends Somali Protected Status Amid Suit
• How PBMs Can Adapt To Plan Sponsors' Disclosure Demands
• Iroquois Pipeline Expansion Fight Is Too Early, Judge Says
• Trump Executive Order Targets 'Made In America' Labeling
• 11th Circ. Criticizes Cop's Actions But OKs Reduced Damages
• W.Va.'s Privacy Law Flouts 1st Amendment, 4th Circ. Told
• FCC Blocks 'Shady' Voice Provider Over Robocall Traffic
• Fed. Bill Would Transfer 860 Acres To Calif.'s Pechanga Band
• Ex-FTC Staff Urge Full 9th Circ. Review Of Apple Injunction
• Ga. Lawmaker Pleads Guilty To Unemployment Benefits Fraud
• Conn. Statehouse Catch-Up: AI, Social Media, Private Equity
• Section 122 Tariffs Show Shift In Strategy, Not Trade Policy
• Calif., County, Hemp Co. Vie For Wins In Destruction Suit
• Texas Justices Clear Way For State's Trans Care Probe
• CTA, Ex-Worker Settle Vaccine Bias Dispute Before Retrial
• Tribes Back Bid To Undo NY Eel-Fishing Ruling At 2nd Circ.
• HPE Judge Has Enough Info Without Testimony, DOJ Says
• What New Animal Welfare Enforcement Push Means For Cos.
• GSA Pans Giving 'Unelected Judiciary' Sway Over Property
• Union Sues Feds For Revoking Immigrant Worker Access
• Philadelphia Sues Glock For Marketing Guns As 'Fun'
• Mobile Co. To Pay $60K For Breaking FCC Int'l Carrier Rules
• The Practical Implications Of New FDIC Stablecoin Measures
• Immigration Watchdog Sues DOJ Over Secret Court Hearings
• DC Judge Blocks Subpoenas Targeting Fed's Powell
• Court Software Co. Dumped Docs At Last Minute, Class Says
• FTC Ditching In-House Challenges May Be Seen In Close Calls
• 2nd Circ. Revives Sri Lankan's Asylum Bid Despite Terror Bar
• Texas Appeals Court Upholds Tax Refund For Chemical Co.
• EPA Aims To Lift Biden-Era Ethylene Oxide Limits
• OECD Business Group Calls For Further Pillar 2 Planning
• 9th Circ. Partially Lifts Block On Calif. Kids' Privacy Law
• Texas Panel Unsure Beto O'Rourke's Fundraising Row Is Over
• DC Circ. Spends Hours Debating 'Same' Generic Label Reqs
• Colo. Panel Clarifies Workers Comp Law On Maintenance Care
• Fed's Bowman Previews Plan To Rewrite Bank Capital Rules
• Lawmakers Seek Clarity On Trump's Stock Buyback Order
• Piracy Tops List Of Worries In Next-Generation TV Changeover
• Beef Up Telecom Networks To Power AI, Tech Experts Say
• State Dept. Official Tapped To Run Parent Of Voice Of America
• Wash. Lawmakers Pass Bill On Worker Eligibility Inspections
• NJ AG Fines Firm $375K For Lax Fraud Prevention Procedures
• Ga. Justices Say City's Immunity Nixes $33M Crash Verdict
• Tariff Refund System Taking Shape, US Customs Tells CIT
• US Chamber Report Warns Of Risks To IP Protection
• Democrats Vow To Oversee DOJ's Reported Binance Inquiry
• NY-NJ Commission's Hudson Tunnel Funds Suit Mostly Moot
• Idaho Says Director Immune In THC Child Abuse Registry Suit
• NFL Alumni Argues Biotech's Suit Lacks Contractual Basis
• Full 9th Circ. Deeply Divided On Rehearing TPS Vacatur
• Chevron Fined $1M For Double-Counting Renewable Fuels
• 1st Circ. Temporarily Pauses Third-Country Removal Ruling
• Trump Admin Escapes Suit Over Deleted EPA Webpages
• Steep Senate Majority Passes Landmark Housing Bill
• USPTO Clarifies Design Patent Eligibility For Computer Icons
• EPA Adds Michigan Dioxane Plume To Superfund List
• Mich. Justices Weigh City Manager's Sway In Pot Retail Case
• Lack Of 'Wages Due' Vexes Pa. Justices In Damages Bid
• Gov'ts Push Back On US Probe Of Alleged Trade Distortions
• Antitrust Crime Enforcement May Escalate Under New Chief
• Ill. Says Trump's 'Forced Retreat' Can't End Nat'l Guard Suit
• Mass. Sheriffs Sued For Records On Ties To ICE
• Town, Officials Seek Toss Of Ex-Officer's Employment Suit
• 5 Takeaways From OCC's 'Appealing' Exam Challenge Revamp
• Democrats Seek Review Of Bondi's Role In Brother's Cases
• It's Time To Clarify California's Elder Abuse Act
• Calif. Bar Says Internal Docs Bolster Claims Against Exam Co.
• EU Antitrust Officials Targeting 'Entire AI Stack'
• Reeves Says Energy Windfall Tax May Not Apply By Late 2027
• What The CFTC's Event Contracts Amicus Brief Is Missing
• Holyoak's US Attorney Nomination Advances
• Congestion Pricing Fight In 2nd Circ. Turns On Jurisdiction
• Maryland Sues ICE For Records On Detention Conditions
• NM Bars Local Gov'ts From Levying Tax On Child Care Homes
• 4th Circ. Backs $42M Abu Ghraib Verdict, Likens CACI To Pirates
• Mass. Co. Fights Debarment Over Prevailing Wages Dispute
• CFTC Takes 1st Steps Toward Prediction Market Regulations
• Feds Sue To Stop California's 'Illegal' EV Regulations
• Podcasting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 4th Circ. Expands Online Data Privacy For Child Sex Material
• Judge Eyes Halkbank's No-Fine Deal To Nix Sanctions Case
• FDIC Plans No Pass-Through Stablecoin Insurance, Hill Says
• Md. Gov't Agencies Oppose Talkie's FCC Preemption Bid
• Interior Dept. Sued Over Alaska Federal Land Revocation
• Conn. Murder Exoneree Sues City After Retrial, Acquittal
• Verizon Told It Can't Reopen Pa. Utility Pole Dispute At FCC
• Dem Lawmakers Dispute Economics Of Arctic Oil Leasing
• 9th Circ. Reviews Stay Policy Amid Trump Appointees' Attack
• Wisconsin Bell, Feds Settle 17-Year-Old FCA Suit For $55M
• 2nd Circ. Spurns DOT Bid To Re-Freeze Hudson Tunnel Funds
• New Wyoming Abortion Law Faces Familiar Legal Challenge
• La. Fights Dismissal Bid In Abortion Regulation Dispute
• Dems Float Bill To Ban Death-Tied Event Contracts
• Wash. Says ICE Contractor Cannot Defend Barring Inspection
• Ariz. Tribes' Water Rights Act Faces Funding Hurdles, DOI Says
• Squires Adds Domestic Industry, Biz Size To Denial Analysis
• Feds Ask Justices To Let Haiti TPS Termination Move Forward
• Microsoft Backs Anthropic In DOD Security Risk Label Row
• Calif. Wants Truck Cos., Feds' Clean Truck Pact Claims Nixed
• ITC Finds Mexican Strawberry Imports Harming US Industry
• Judge Won't Lift Sanctions For 'Abhorrent' Student Removals
• 10th Circ. Reverses Colo. Court's Visa Reclassification Ruling
• Sens. To Examine US Plans For Global Spectrum Talks
• VA, DOJ Cut Deal To Make Attys Mental Health Guardians
• Trade Court Orders Redo Of Chinese Sulfate Scope Ruling
• Gov't Workers' Unions Press Judge To Nix 'Loyalty Question'
• Structuring Water Agreements For Data Center Development
• More Info Sought On ICE Adherence To DC Arrest Order
• Advocacy Group Asks Ill. Judge To Block Trump DEI Orders
• AG Watch: Ohio Targets DEI Policies
• Pa. Justices Doubtful Law Unclear In AG-DA Opioid Deal Row
• Fed's Bowman Eyes 'Fine-Tuning' Of Bank Merger Reviews
• Minn. Lawmakers Advance Medical Psilocybin Bill
• DOL Won't Oppose Vacating ERISA Fiduciary Rule In Texas
• NC AG Backs Merger Of Duke Energy's Two Carolina Utilities
• Judges, Lawmakers Urge 4th Circ. To Affirm Halligan Ruling
• 17 States Fight 'Unprecedented' WH Admissions Data Demand
• Wyo. Amends Property Tax Break For Long-Term Homeowners
• NY Mosque Says Town's Bias Blocked Land Use Request
• NM Authorizes Property Tax To Pay Bonds, Interest, Costs
• Incumbent Ga. Judges Face Fresh Challengers In May
• Trump Cybercrime Order Creates New Compliance To-Do List
• Ex-Senior Atty For Int'l Finance Corp. Joins Hunton
• Ex-DOJ Atty Who Said 'This Job Sucks' Running For Congress
• High Court's Recess Talks Ruling Raises Practical Challenges
• Takeaways From Calif. High Court's Public Records Decision
• Coalition Pushes For Ruling To Nix State Dept. Visa Pause
• Alaska Fights Tribes' $2M Legal Fees In Fishing Rights Row
• Minn. Justices Reject Homeowner's Valuation Claims
• Mass. High Court Orders School To Comply With Records Law
• Why The NCUA's Stablecoin Moment Matters
• Military Attys In DOJ 'Erodes Democratic Norms,' Ex-JAGs Say
• Judge Fumes As Live Nation Antitrust Trial Remains In Limbo
• Panel Blocks Pension Atty Fee Deduction By Wash. Agency
• Dems Confront Roberts At Wide-Ranging Judiciary Gathering
• 10th Circ. Upholds Lawmakers' Misgendering-Rule Immunity
• CFTC Urged To Halt War Bets Over Insider Trading Fears
• Dem Says 'Compromise' Can Thread Stablecoin Yield Needle
• Fla. Archaeologist Fights Bid To Nix Defamation Suit
• ACLU Says 90 Alien Enemies Act Deportees Still Want Relief
• Trump Admin Sued Over Immigration Censorship Policy
• Colo. High Court Considers Debt Collector's Compliance
• EPA Looks To Rescind Biden Era Rule On Tribal Water Rights
• EPA Updates 20-Year-Old Incinerator Emissions Rules
• Wash. Senate Passes Bill Banning Masked Law Enforcement
• Keep CBRS Rule Framework Intact, Supporters Tell FCC
• Feds Ask DC Circ. Not To Halt Immigrant Truck Driver Rule
• Ill. Tax Preparer Gets 10 Years For $14M PPP Loan Fraud
• Anthropic Asks Judge To Block DOD's Security Risk Label
• Calif. Judge Says EFTA Doesn't Cover Wires In Discover Suit
• 8th Circ. Revives Loan Forgiveness Suit, Keeps Plan Blocked
• $18.7M Settlement Nixed Over 'Fabricated' Loan Docs
• Calif. County Says Tribes Can't Renew Dismissed Claims
• Robinhood Wants Mich. Gambling Law Enforcement Blocked
• Judiciary Approves Supreme Court Public Defender Office
• Wash. To Set Its Own Vaccine Schedule Under New State Law
• Fla. Defends Social Media Teen Ban As Content-Neutral
• Russian Palladium Getting 110% Subsidies, Commerce Says
• AILA Tells 11th Circ. Fla. Lacked Immigration Jail Authority
• Somali Immigrants Sue To Block End Of Protected Status
• Pole Upgrades Too Often Lead To Sticker Shock, FCC Told
• Chinese Bin Imports Hurting US Industry, Setting Up Duties
• Conn. Court Says Day Care On Church Property Tax-Exempt
• 4th Circ. Backs W.Va.'s Trans Care Coverage Exclusion
• Feds Urge End To IRS Wind, Solar Safe Harbor Fight
• Ill. Swipe Fee Ruling Sets Stage For A High-Stakes Appeal
• Boston Exam Schools Case May Hinge On 1st Circ. Ruling
• How NY Stay-Or-Pay Law Shifts Leverage Dynamics
• Certain Taiwanese Chemicals Hit With Triple-Digit Duties
• H-1B Registration Tips For New Wage-Weighted Selection
• What Cos. Must Know About Pa.'s Proposed Data Center Regs
• Lessons From Justices' Split On Major Questions Doctrine
• Kan. House Bills Seek To Limit School Property Taxes
• NY Truckers' Congestion Pricing Lawsuit Is Tossed For Good
• 11th Circ. Torn On Ga.'s Social Media Restrictions For Children
• Native Rights Group Urges Veto Of South Dakota Voting Bill
• DOJ Defends Tying Loan Forgiveness To Employer Conduct
• DOJ Official Faces Ethics Case Over Georgetown DEI Letters
• Judge Says No Imminent Harm From Alleged ICE Racial Stops
• Drug Wholesaler's DPA Shows Imperfect Efforts Still Count
• Wisconsin Judges Decline To Extend Interim US Atty's Term
• AFSCME Sues Trump Admin Over $600M Health Funding Cuts
• Florida High Court Rebuffs 2026 Cannabis Legalization Bid
• Pa. Justices Wonder When Printed Parts Become Guns
• Ballot Selfie Ban Doesn't Flout Free Speech, NC Judge Rules
• Judge Won't Block Millions In Salmon Hatchery Tribal Awards
• Judge Says Noncitizen's Habeas Petition Isn't Reviewable Yet
• Colo. Broadens Farm, Ranch Definitions For Property Taxes
• Feds Can't Pause Fight Over Offshore Wind Stop-Work Order
• Treasury Digital Asset Report Pushes Innovative Compliance
• Minn. Judge Pans Feds' Assurances As 'Utterly Meaningless'
• FCC Set to Hear Challenge To Nat'l Security Listing For Drones
• Kate Hudson's Activewear Co. Sued For Tariff Refunds
• Fed. Circ. Punts On Ligado's $40B Spectrum Takings Claim
• Mich. AG Won't Appeal Dismissal Of 2020 False Electors Case
• Texas AG Gets Temporary Ban On Chest Binder Sales
• Feds Must Respond To Immigrant Detention Suit, Court Told
• Suit Blames DC Water For Massive Sewage Spill Into Potomac
• Advocates Press Conn. Lawmakers For ICE Limits, Lawsuits
• FIFA May Be No Match For Town In World Cup Permit Spat
• White House Says Fight Over Energy Emergency Order Is DOA
• Banking Orgs. Urge 7th Circ. To Block Ill. Swipe-Fee Law
• Anthropic Sues Over Trump Admin's 'Campaign Of Retaliation'
• LG Looks To Lock Down FCC Waivers For Door Access
• Kansas Tribe, Sheriff Seek Wins In Jurisdictional Dispute
• DOJ Official Calls Live Nation Deal Win-Win As AGs Press On
• NJ US Atty Trio Booted In 2nd Leadership Ouster
• Table Mountain Tribe Opposes Dismissal In Casino Land Case
• Resilience Planning As Nat'l Security Shifts Tech Import Policy
• 6th Circ. Denies Immunity In Ohio New Year's Shooting
• Proposed DOL Rule Could Simplify Contractor Classification
• Key Takeaways As HRSA Aims To Revive 340B Rebate Pilot
• How The New Tariff Landscape May Unfold
• FTC Won't Quash NewsGuard Subpoena
• DC Circ. Skeptical That Review Of $100K H-1B Fee Is Foreclosed
• Assisted Living Resident Asks Minn. Justices To OK Tax Break
• Wash. Property Transferred In Divorce Exempt From Tax
• Ousted NTSB Member Says Abrupt Firing A 'Political Hit Job'
• Ga. County DA Sidelined In Election Case Legal Fee Fight
• Industry Aims To Win Over Policymakers In Copper Phaseout
• California Defends Cannabis Labor Law Before 9th Circ.
• Gorsuch Urges Jury Right Consideration In Release Violations
• Senate Bill Eyes Letting Colleges Pool Sports Media Rights
• Judge Halts Rule Limiting Immigration Appeals
• 5 Key Issues Affecting Deal Structurings In Ship Finance
• Feds Tell Justices Ending Syria TPS Is 'Entirely Unreviewable'
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds 4 More Ballard Spahr Attys
• Interior Dept. Moves To Revert Alaska Hunting Regulations
• DC Judge Voids Voice Of America Layoffs
• Minn. Bill Seeks Proof Burden On Gov't In Property Tax Cases
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Convicted Ex-Lobbyist Can't Get Early End To Supervision
• NM Extends Property Tax Exemption Time For Redevelopment
• Wash. State Bill Would Expand AG Power To Demand Docs
• Ind. Requires Taxpayers' OK For Property Assessors' Entry
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• Tribal Council Nixes Eastern Band of Cherokee Name Change
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• DOJ Faces 'Serious Questions' In $68M Colony Ridge Deal
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• Customs Faces Hurdles In $166B Tariff Refund Order
• Feds Say Delay Of Millions In Salmon Funds May Harm Tribes
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