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Public Policy - April, 2026

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• Fox News Can't Yet Duck Newsom's $787M Defamation Suit
• Immigrant Minors Lose Bid To Block Repeat Sponsor Vetting
• Prediction Market Policing Getting 1st Test In Maduro Bet Case
• Maryland Judges Ask 4th Circ. To Rebuke Habeas Order Suit
• Mass. AG, Auditor Brace For High-Stakes Constitutional Clash
• New Mexico AG Calls Meta Threat To Leave State 'PR Stunt'
• Glass Lewis, ISS File More Suits Over State Proxy Laws
• Senate Dems Press Lutnick On Stablecoin Co.'s Loan To Trust
• Muscogee Disputes Okla. County's Jurisdiction On Tribal Land
• Gov't Pauses Medicaid Data Use For ICE Amid Injunction Fight
• FCC Establishes E-Rate Competitive Bidding Portal
• FCC Advances Plan To Clamp Down On Robocall Campaigns
• Trump Says Fixed-Price Procurement Deals Will Be Default
• DC Fights Federal Challenge To Assault Weapons Laws
• Gemini Gets CFTC Sign-Off To Clear Derivatives
• ITC Proposes Litigation Funding Disclosure Rule For IP Cases
• DC Judge Allows NASA Research Library Closure To Continue
• Ohio Panel Strikes Curbs On 3rd-Party Tax Complaints
• Debt Collectors Owe Charity Care Notice, Wash. Justices Say
• Ex-Housing Official Said Convictions Shouldn't Cost Pension
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Google Says Ad Tech Rivals Can't 'Circumvent' Time Limits
• Conn. House GOP Office Escapes Ex-Press Aide's Bias Suit
• Native Groups Say Justices' Voting Order 'Mocks' Democracy
• Trump To Drop Scottish Whiskey Tariffs After UK Royal Visit
• Mosaic's Radioactive Road Case Not Moot, Enviro Group Says
• Trump Taps 3rd Surgeon General Pick, Drops Casey Means
• Trump Order Aims To Help More Workers Save For Retirement
• Pa. Justices Find Borough's Stormwater Charge Is Tax
• Supplement Industry Says FDA Wrongly Muzzled Label Claims
• Pa. Justices Say DA Can't Drop Charges In Police Shooting
• Colo. Panel OKs Impact Fees On Reconstruction Projects
• Previewing FDA National Priority Vouchers In Psychedelics EO
• Critical Mineral Restrictions Up 500% From 2009, OECD Says
• Fla. High Court Allows Email Service To Foreign Debtor
• Senate Bars Itself From Prediction Markets
• 5th Circ. Focuses On Whether Texas Disabled Voters Can Sue
• UP, Norfolk Southern Refile $85B Merger Bid With Regulators
• Playing Magic: The Gathering Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Why Product-Based Public Nuisance Claims May Be Waning
• Ga. Power Says Ford, Union Carbide Must Stay In Cancer Suit
• CACI Says High Court Case Will Affect Abu Ghraib Verdict
• How Banks And Fintechs Can Build COPPA-Ready Youth Apps
• State Of Insurance: Q1 Notes From Illinois
• Antenna Location Near Bermuda Sinks Ala. FM Station Bid
• Ark. Asks 8th Circ. To Uphold Tribal Gaming License Order
• Meta Made $8B From Treasury Guidance On Minimum Tax
• LSC Decries House Subcommittee's Proposed Budget Cut
• Judge Denies Push To Stop Closed Immigration Hearings
• EU-South American Provisional Trade Deal Takes Effect Friday
• 5th Circ. Tosses FCA Suit Against IT Firm Over Visa Fraud
• Senate Advances Mont. Judge Pick Rated Unqualified By ABA
• CFPB Slashes Small-Biz Lender Reporting In Newly Final Rule
• Judge Seeks Help On Jurisdiction In Trump's Tax Leak Suit
• Feds Appeal Order Freezing CDC Childhood Vaccine Changes
• DOGE Unmasking Order Won't Be Reconsidered, Judge Says
• Tech Group Aims To Halt Minn. Social Media Warning Mandate
• Judiciary Advisers Back Looser Limits On Defense Subpoenas
• Youth Hockey Owners Deny Report Of Mich. Antitrust Probe
• Bipartisan Bill Would Give Parents Control Over Kids' AI Use
• Judge Slams $68M DOJ Deal As He Ends Colony Ridge Suit
• FCC Looks To Update How It Collects Broadband Map Data
• 5th Circ. Skeptical Of Immigrants' Bond Eligibility Claim
• Hanes Must Face Email Suit After State Law Declared Legal
• Mich. Justices Adopt Rule Banning ICE Civil Arrests In Court
• Feds Say Lack Of Injury Dooms Gold Card Program Challenge
• High Court Seeks Path To Limited Ruling On 'Skinny Labels'
• FCC Pushed To Scale Back Radio Ownership Regs
• Feds Can't Hide Records Of FEMA Cuts, Judge Says
• Kennedy Center Director Says Safety Perils Warrant Overhaul
• Burgum, Senate Dems Spar Over Energy Permitting Moves
• Consultant Says Venezuela Work Didn't Require FARA Filing
• Comey Indictment Built On Bad Legal Foundation, Experts Say
• Squires Snubs 10 IPRs While 4 Pass Muster In Latest Order
• US Lawmakers Back Bid To Win Trump Park Pass Suit
• Sauer Urges Justices To Ignore Alleged Bias In TPS Case
• Fla. Judge Pick Denies Conflict In Trump Defamation Case
• Squires Says Samsung's ITC Stipulation Can't Save Its IPRs
• Powell Says He'll Stay On Fed Board After Time As Chair Ends
• Sunsetting FCC High-Cost Programs Could Undergo 'Refresh'
• Fla. Judge DQ'd In Trump Library Suit Over Courtroom Hug
• FTC's BOTS Suit Survives Because Law Not Just About Bots
• Feds Sue To Block NJ Law Banning Masks For ICE Agents
• Colo. Judge Rules GOP Can't Ban Unaffiliated Primary Voters
• Lummi Nation Says Telecom Found Remains But Kept Digging
• EPA Staff Challenge Suspensions Over Critical Open Letter
• PBMs Say Michigan AG Price-Fixing Suit Is Unsound
• Improving Well-Being In Law, 10 Years After Landmark Study
• Mass. AG, Insurer Settle Deceptive Marketing Claims For $5M
• How To Gear Up For Trump's Pharma Tariffs
• Mapping Bank Exec Clawback Risk Ahead Of Revived Bill
• 9th Circ. Reverses Stay In App Store Commissions Case
• Fulton Co. Launches Challenge To Election Case Fee Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Revives 183% Duties For Chinese Plywood
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Law Prof Harmed By NJ Employment Policy
• AG Watch: Texas Charts A Course On Investigative Authority
• Nadine Menendez Denied Bail During Bribery Conviction Appeal
• Rambus Being Probed By DOJ Antitrust Unit
• 2nd Circ. Stands By $83M Carroll Verdict As Full Court Splits
• Atkore To Pay $136.5M To Settle PVC Pipe Antitrust Claims
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Trooper Immunity For Arrest After Shooting
• Bausch Balks At Suspected Tweak In Price-Fixing Deals
• 10,000 Native Okla. Landowners Owed Oil Royalties, Suit Says
• Customs Says First Tariff Refunds Will Be Issued In May
• AbbVie Seeks Early Win Over HHS In Botox Drug Price Suit
• Former AG Bondi To Appear Before House Committee May 29
• Unions Ask Congress To Enact Worker-Friendly AI Legislation
• Warsh's Fed Bid Moves Ahead After Powell Probe Is Shelved
• Justices Limit Voting Rights Act Suits While Voiding La. Map
• GEO Still Not Letting Inspectors Into ICE Facility, Wash. Says
• Illinois Panel Limits BIPA Exemption For Gov't Contractors
• Smoke Shop Blames Vape Co. For Raids And Frozen $5M
• Kalshi Hit With Refer-A-Friend Text Suit In Wash.
• Feds Say 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' Halts Ballroom
• Pipeline Violations Trouble 4th Circ. As Gas Co. Fights Stay
• Booz Allen Should Defeat Retaliation Suit, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Judge 'Hung Up' On FDA Vape Denial Reasoning
• Deutsche Telekom Says $156M India Award Should Be OK'd
• Judge Extends Ban On 'Vague' DOT, Other Grant Conditions
• FTC Must Face Ticketers' Challenge To Its BOTS Act Case
• Trans Pilot Says Influencer's Defamation Countersuit Is Barred
• Ex-Rep.'s Anti-Maduro Stance Was 'Facade,' Jury Hears
• EPA Creates A Legal Haze With Emissions Plan Rejections
• CFTC Sues Wisconsin In Latest Prediction Market State Battle
• FCC's Carr Orders ABC Station Probes Amid Kimmel Dispute
• Calif. Billionaire Tax Backers Say They Have 1.6M Signatures
• Philly Courts, City Legal Depts. Pitch Council For Funding OK
• DOJ Says Sen. Kelly Not Immune From Military Discipline
• DHS Rule Ties Unpaid Asylum Fees To Denials, Removal
• 2nd Circ. Splits With 5th, 8th On Migrant Bond Detention
• Boston To Pay $850K In Settlement With 2020 Protesters
• 10th Circ. Says Colo. Suit Against Officer On Leave Fell Short
• Ex-Fauci Adviser Charged With Concealing COVID Records
• 4th Circ. Backs SC City's Win Over Short-Term Rentals Suit
• EU Flags Concerns Over Paper Joint Venture
• 9th Circ. Says Constitution 'Not A NIMBY Charter' In Portland
• Pa. Justices Rule Voting Data Isn't Protected From Sharing
• Dems Say Calif. Redistricting Map Isn't Racial Gerrymandering
• Attys Want To See Examples In New Mental Health Parity Rule
• AARP, Others Back Intel Workers In High Court 401(k) Fight
• 8 Reasons To Consider Maryland As A 'DExit' Option
• Fla. Utility Says NextNav's GPS Backup Would Be Disastrous
• PFAS OUT Cannot Replace Broad Drinking Water Protections
• Over 11 Million Imports Entered For Tariff Refunds, CBP Says
• 9th Circ. Asked To Pause Idaho Tribal Land Swap Ruling
• Australia Wants Online Cos. To Pay News Media Or Be Taxed
• Comey Indicted Again As Feds Call Seashell Message 'Threat'
• FCC Floats 'Know Your Customer' Regs Against Robocalls
• Human Rights Groups Warn USTR On Punitive Tariffs
• 9th Circ. Finds Section 230 Blocks Meta Genocide Claims
• Judge Weighs Extent Of Kennedy Center Rebuild
• Nadine Menendez Says Feds Need To 'Look Into The Mirror'
• EU Parliament OKs Trade Rules With Immigration Measure
• Google Says EU's Android Measures Undermine Privacy
• Chinese Man Extradited From Italy Over COVID Data Theft
• Korean Court Cancels $46.6M Of Netflix's Tax Bill, Report Says
• Kansas Gov. Nixes Second Attempt At Property Tax Protests
• Mapping Philly US Atty's White Collar Enforcement Push
• Paramount Seeks FCC OK For Foreign Stakes In WBD Deal
• Exxon's Retail Voting Program Is A Trap For Retail Investors
• Anti-Pot Group Says CMS Violated APA With Hemp Program
• Kansas Expands Tax Credits For Employer Childcare Costs
• Choctaw Freedmen Band Seeks Federal Tribal Recognition
• Colo. Can't Deny Grants Based On Housing Laws, Suit Says
• USTR Seeks Input On Modernizing African Trade Agreement
• Proposed Pro Codes Act Raises Constitutional Concerns
• Maurene Comey Can Sue DOJ Over Firing, Judge Rules
• Pentagon Can Escort Reporters Amid Appeal, DC Circ. Says
• Fed. Privacy Bill Favors Biz Over People, Calif. Agency Says
• White House Ballroom Suit Will Continue, Preservationists Say
• Mapping The Affordability Crisis: A Special Report
• North Dakota Drug-Pricing Law Blocked In Pharma Fight
• Meta Seeks A Rally As Instagram Addiction Suit Losses Mount
• DOJ Says Wash. 340B Drug Law Is Preempted In Novartis Suit
• 9th Circ. Affirms Calif. Officials' Immunity In Pollution Suit
• Colo. AG Agrees To Pause Enforcement Of Landmark AI Law
• Google Takes USPTO 'Settled Expectations' Fight To High Court
• Feds, Oklahoma Look To End Tribal Gaming Compact Fight
• Utilities Ask FCC Not To Raise 6 GHz Device Power Levels
• FCC Subsidy Overhaul Plan In Works, Top GOP Rep. Says
• Texas Rep. Says Rivera Wanted Political Change In Venezuela
• Wyoming's Latest Near-Total Abortion Ban Blocked
• Energy And Ag Groups Push For Biofuel Waiver Reform
• DOJ's Blanche Says Scrutiny Is On Crypto Crimes, Not Coders
• 4th Circ. Rejects Equestrians' Bid To Revive SafeSport Suit
• Wife Seeks Return Of SUV Where ICE Agent Shot Renee Good
• House OKs Bill Letting CBP Share Counterfeit Shipment Data
• Texas Business Court Weighs Boeing Bid To End Union Suit
• NTIA Chief Says No Way To 'Contract Out' Of BEAD Rules
• Fed. Circ. Spurns Crocs' Rehearing Bid In ITC Appeal
• United CEO Touts Merger Benefits Despite American Rebuff
• New Wave Of Migrant Parole Cancellations To Go On, For Now
• NJ Justices Skeptical Of Retroactivity Defense In Bond Suit
• Colo. Justices Say Car Rental Cos. Don't Qualify As Insurers
• Groups Challenging Fast-Track Somali Removals Drop Suit
• Trump SPAC, Ex-CEO Clash Over $2M In Fees
• Developer Fights NC County's Data Center Moratorium
• Judge Says Afghans Can Press Claims Over Asylum Delays
• Mass. Justices Back Records Petition, Reject Pay Proposal
• Attys, Advocates Call DOJ Pot Rule Historic Shift For Feds
• OCC Moves To Block Illinois' Limits On Card Swipe Fees
• What DOL Proposal Signals For 401(k)s, Alternative Assets
• Building A Persecution Case After Justices' Asylum Ruling
• 7th Circ. Says Overwhelming Evidence Backs Madigan Verdict
• Democratic Sen. Presses Retail Giants On Tariff Refund Plans
• Chipmaker Says Chinese Military Co. Label Lacks Evidence
• AGs Say Live Nation Fix Can't Wait On DOJ Deal Approval
• HUD Wants To Nix 'Gender Identity' From Its Regulations
• 2nd Trump Judicial Nominee Questioned Over Fla. State Case
• Ex-Federal Workers Seek Reinstatement In Md. Federal Court
• Greenberg Traurig Hires 6 From Holland & Knight In DC
• Trade Court Again Finds China Chlorine Duty Review Lacking
• Challenge To DOL Views On Rollover Advice Dropped In Texas
• Feds Fight Illinois' Bid To End Suit Over Immigrant Protections
• RNC, Pa. GOP Want To Fight Suit Seeking Open Primaries
• New Legislation May Be Necessary To Fix Flawed Cox Ruling
• DC Circ. Questions Alstom's Shot At Brightline Rail Deal
• Board Says DACA Alone Can't End Removal Proceedings
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ga. Panel Backs Denial Of Coin-Operated Games License
• What To Watch As Justices Take On 'Skinny Label' Case
• Md. Judge Says Feds Must Continue Green Card Processing
• Penn Wins Freeze On EEOC Subpoena For Jewish Staff Info
• Va. To Allow Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing Conversions
• SEC's Enforcement Slowdown May Raise Oversight Questions
• Supreme Court Lets Texas Use New Congressional Map
• Justices Won't Take Up Parents' School Gender Identity Suit
• Commerce Probes Pipes From Austria, Taiwan, UAE For Duties
• Indian Solar Cells Face Steep Early US Duties
• How Food, Beverage Claims May Preview Cosmetic Litigation
• Justices To Weigh DOL's In-House H-2A Fine Power
• Top Court Won't Hear Former Ohio Speaker's Bribery Appeal
• 5th Circ. Vacates Injunction On Texas Migrant Arrest Law
• Justices To Focus On Alien Tort Statute In Cisco Spying Case
• Disability Groups Back Psilocybin Home Access In Ore.
• 10 States Say EPA Must Enforce Clean Air Act Soot Rule
• DC Circ. Says Trump Can't Bypass Asylum Claims At Border
• Wash. Judge Reprimanded For Getting Too Close To Clerk
• Tenn. Abortion Ban Trial Taken Off Calendar Following Appeal
• Musk Trial To Test Limits Of OpenAI's Nonprofit Promises
• Hikvision Lacks Standing In FCC Fight, DC Circ. Told
• Groups Agree To Drop, And Refile, Pipeline Permit Suit
• 10th Circ. Revives Challenge To Colo. Ghost Gun Ban
• Up Last At High Court: TPS, Geofence, Skinny Labels
• Texas Justices Toss Trans Youth Probe Suit As Moot
• DOL Joint Employer Rule Expands Risk For H-2 Employers
• MV Realty To Pay $4.5M To End NC Suit Over 40-Year Contracts
• NY Asks 2nd Circ. To Bring Back $74M In Highway Funding
• Mass. Judge Tells Feds Not To Deport Harvard Researcher
• Bankers Endorse FCC Fines For 'Know Your Customer' Regs
• Dem PAC's Ad Didn't Defame Roy Moore, 11th Circ. Says
• LA Fitness Fights Uphill To Toss FTC's Gym Cancellation Suit
• Feds Fight Ex-Rep.'s Acquittal Bid In Venezuela FARA Case
• Calif.'s High Court Seeks Stronger Rules On False Statements
• Tatneft Calls Stay Order In $173M Suit 'Checkmate'
• Judge Shields More Colleges From Admissions Data Survey
• States Seek Early Win In Challenge To Trump Mail-In Ballot EO
• 9th Circ. Won't Renew Wash. Developer's Suit Against County
• Pa. Beats Challenge To Rule Keeping Voter Records Offline
• One Certainty As Tariff Refunds Start: 'There Will Be Litigation'
• Press And Watchdog Groups Sue Over Presidential Records
• Feds Say Species Suit Is Moot After Gulf Drilling Exemption
• Scores Of Orgs. Oppose FCC's Effort To Redo E-Rate Program
• Bank Asks 2nd Circ. To OK Fed-Blocked Mortgage Program
• Lawmakers Back $5.7M For Conn. Official's 23 Years In Prison
• Steps To Consider As DOJ Launches Fraud Division
• Court's HRSA Policy Reversal Leaves 340B Rules Murky
• Mich. Panel Revives Open Meetings Claim In Pot License Fight
• NYC Council Plans Small-Lot Housing Update, Advisory Panel
• National Parks Signage Order Diverts Resources, Court Told
• AT&T Seeks To Shut Down Old Services Due To Roadwork
• Fed Bill Targets Colo. Tribal Water Backlog With $10M Boost
• FCC Ready To Revoke Mont. FM License For Back Fees
• 11th Circ. Seems Skeptical Of Standing Args In Ga. Voter Suit
• Trump Admin Seeks Stay Of Vax Policy Suit Pending Appeal
• Wis. Takes On Prediction Market Cos. Over 'Illegal' Betting
• ICE Says 'Speculative' Harms Can't Block NJ Detention Center
• What Cos. Must Know As Energy Star Shifts To DOE Oversight
• 11th Circ. Panel Looks Split On Ga.'s Trans Prison Care Ban
• DOJ's Agri Stats Trial Delayed For Deal Talks
• Alleged Plea Breaches In Abuse Case Prompt New Judge Bid
• Harvard Can't Get New Judge For DOJ Civil Rights Case
• What To Expect From The SEC's New SOX Group
• Judge Won't Halt Anthropic Calif. Suit Amid DC Circ. Case
• US, EU Announce Key Mineral Supply Chain Action Plan
• Fla. Judicial Candidate Sues To Stop Gov. Appointment
• Feds, Utility Defend Green Light For Nebraska Power Line
• Trump Makes Fresh US Tariff Threat Over UK Digital Tax
• Feds Lock In Cut To Community Bank Leverage Ratio
• DOJ Ends Powell Probe, Clearing Way For Warsh Vote
• Paul Clement, Abbe Lowell To Argue In EO Appeals
• Toplessness Isn't Nudity, Beach Advocates Tell Seattle Court
• GOP-Led States Back Trump In Dem AGs' Mail-In Ballot Suit
• Ohio Justices Say Electricity Reseller Is Still A Public Utility
• Latest Squires Order Grants 5 IPRs, Denies 4 On The Merits
• Trump Orders On Renewables Get A Judicial Reality Check
• Judges Call Ruling On USAID Shutdown Standing Unusual
• Amazon Gets OK To Sell Leo Routers Despite Covered List
• Acting Patent Commissioner To Retire From The USPTO
• Unions Urge Judge To Keep AI Surveillance Case Alive
• NTSB's LaGuardia Crash Probe Flags Lack Of Runway Alerts
• Apache Group Amends Suit To Reverse Arizona Land Transfer
• Judge Orders Media Matters To Give X Its Employee Lists
• Fake Patients Got Braces Approved In Medicare Scheme
• DC Circ. Doubts Legality Of Trump's Ouster Of VOA Chief
• FCC Rejects SpaceX, Iridium Bids To Change 'Big LEO' Rules
• Bar Complaint Calls Out EEOC Chair's Law Firm DEI Letters
• 8th Circ. Ends 1st Amend. Challenge To Iowa 'Ag-Gag' Law
• Dems Back Sen. Kelly In DOD Fight Over Illegal Orders Video
• Cos. Say Permit Delays Could Drag Out 'Rip And Replace'
• Ill. House Passes Bill Aiming To Keep Chicago Bears In-State
• Cannabis Cos. Use Opponents' Playbook In Latest Ballot Fight
• Senators Seek Oversight Of DOL Benefits Agency Probes
• Fla. Subpoenas Cos., Green Groups In Plastics Antitrust Probe
• New DEI Clauses Will Reshape FCA Exposure For Contractors
• Lender's COVID Boom Bars $5M Worker Credit Claim, US Says
• Judge Questions DOJ Bid To End Suit Over Trans Care Memo
• 4 True Lender State Laws And 1 Appeal For Fintechs To Watch
• Former Ga. State Rep. Avoids Prison For Unemployment Fraud
• GHG Endangerment Finding Repeal Brings New Legal Risks
• 9th Circuit Clash Flares Over Idaho Tribal Land Swap Decision
• 2 New SEC Proposals Represent Welcome Relief For Funds
• UK Collected £944M From Digital Services Tax In Past Year
• ICE Courthouse Arrest Policy Faces New Stay Bid After Error
• DOJ Watchdog To Review Handling Of Epstein Files
• Belgian Lawmakers Push Gov't For 3% Digital Services Tax
• NJ Judicial Privacy Law Beats Political Group's Challenge
• Mich. Councilman Says Suit Over 'Legislative Speech' Barred
• DOJ Delay Of ADA Web Rule Undermines Equal Access
• Mo. County's Tax Appeal Process Unfair, State Auditor Finds
• Officiating Football Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Canada PM Carney Announces US Trade Advisory Committee
• Car Wash Workers Say ICE Racially Profiled Them During Raid
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Indiana Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• DOJ Says Medical Pot Shift Shouldn't Affect Gun Rights Case
• DOJ Final Order Loosens Rules For State-Legal Medical Pot
• CFPB Curbs Fair Lending Oversight In Latest Reg Rollback
• House GOP Again Pushes Data Privacy Bill To Override States
• Anthropic Slams Hegseth's Security Risk Label At DC Circ.
• Hagens Berman, Others Seek To Co-Lead PFAS Fire Gear Suit
• Antitrust Panel Chief Raises Concerns On RV Part Cos. Merger
• Kratom Interests Insist Utah Law Preempted
• Feds Must Give Records On Trans Military Ban, Judge Says
• Alabama AG Secures $12.2M Roblox Kid Safety Deal
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Lift Block On Calif. Border Patrol Sweeps
• Cruise Ship Wi-Fi Plan Could Skew Ocean Data, NAS Says
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Can't Force Federal Agents To Display ID
• 330+ Groups Urge DOJ To Restore Immigration Aid Staff
• FCC Asks If Shows With Trans People Need Higher Rating
• NC Auditor Criticizes Oversight Of IOLTA Grants
• 11th Circ. Says Everglades Detention Center Can Stay Open
• Va. Lawmakers Enact Updated Family Leave Program
• 2nd Circ. Amends Revival Of Mortgage-Backed Securities Suit
• Justices Would Back Vax Law Challenge, 2nd Circ. Told
• Kash Patel's Suit Over Pundit's 'Nightclubs' Quip Gets Axed
• NY Gov. Bans State Officials Using Inside Info For Online Bets
• 11th Circ. Mulls Whether High Court Ruling Backs Book Ban
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Spat Over DOGE's Agency Data Access
• 5th Circ. Bars Dead Veteran's VA Surgery Suit As Untimely
• Justices Lean Toward Parole For Charged Green Card Holders
• Split 6th Circ. Lets Brewer Challenge Tax Code's Distilling Ban
• Fresenius Ruling May Shift Anti-Kickback Enforcement
• Written Consent Ruling May Signal Change For Telemarketing
• CIT Backs Expanded Scope For Chinese Cabinet Duties
• Prediction Market Platform Probes Merit Strategic Responses
• Oklahoma Sports Betting Bill Wins Thunder, Tribal Backing
• USTR Seeking 'Outcomes' On DSTs, Stronger USMCA Rules
• Retailers Ready To Fight FCC Over Call Center 'Onshoring'
• EEOC 'Delayed Its Own' Antisemitism Probe, Penn Says
• Acting DOJ Inspector General Tapped For Permanent Post
• FCC Boosts Mobile Service From Space With AST Exemptions
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Draft Pleadings
• Federal Agencies Hit With FOIA Suit Over Palantir Records
• Va. Lawmakers Reject Governor's Changes To Pot Bill
• Tokenized Securities Have Capital Parity, But Details Matter
• Commerce Opens Path For Canadian, Mexican Metal Tariff Cut
• What Employers Should Know About Wash. Noncompete Ban
• Bondi's Proposed Rule Change May Shield Her In Ethics Case
• Developer Says Power Broker, Atty Brother Seek Rushed Ruling
• WIPO Head Gets Another Term To Lead UN Agency
• Mass. Justices Reject Additional Rules For Punitive Damages
• Neb. Agrees To Ax Unauthorized Immigrants' Tuition Benefits
• DHS Says Mich. Lacks Standing To Block Planned ICE Center
• Feds Get More Time To Tell Immigrants Of Bond Rights
• Chancery Sends Masimo Ex-CEO Pay Fight To California
• Uber, DoorDash Can't Pause NYC Tip Prompt Laws On Appeal
• Okla. Defines Entities Eligible For Development Tax Credits
• Mitigating Multistate Risks As California Expands Tax Reach
• Mass. Tax Board Won't Drop $954,000 Home Valuation
• DOL Unveils Joint Employer Rule Proposal
• 5th Circ. OKs Ten Commandments In Texas Public Schools
• Ohio Appeals Panel Questions Google Common Carrier Case
• Breyer Says 'Shadow Docket' Not A Top Court Power Grab
• House Subcommittee Mulls SAT Streamlining Act
• Justices Look Split In 7th Amendment Feud Over FCC Fines
• 7th Circ. Says Fed. Laws Don't Preempt Wis. Vape Sale Ban
• Copyright Head Touts 6,000 Registrations Of Human-AI Works
• Fla. AG Backs Bal Harbour Shops Owner In Live Local Dispute
• Arkansas' Second Attempt At Age Verification Law Blocked
• Congress Rallies More For Bills On Copyrights Than Patents
• US Lawmakers Float Path For Fintech Fed Accounts
• Board Says Opposition To Gangs Not Enough For Asylum
• Feds Say Arctic Lease Sale For Oil Drilling Begins In June
• Watchdog Says Ex-Fla. Rep Used Straw Donors For Campaign
• NM Couple Plead Guilty To Selling Vietnam Jewelry As Navajo
• Squires Hints At New 'Holistic' Decision On PTAB Discretion
• Bills Sinking 'Texas Two-Step' Ch. 11 Cases Reintroduced
• Defendant Says Rx Software Was Guide For Docs, Not Fraud
• Pesticide Study Admin Says Ex-Worker's Suit Is A 'Do-Over'
• Colo. Judge Narrowly Expands ICE Subpoena Block
• Judge Backs Release Of Family Held After Colo. Protest Attack
• Feds Say They Don't Control Immigration Center Conditions
• Colo. Republicans Say Late Ruling Forces Semi-Open Primary
• 11th Circ. Says Builders Can't Block Biden-Era Labor Mandate
• House Panel Votes To Gut Corporate Transparency Act
• Feds Say Pot Foes Lack Standing To Stop CMS Hemp Program
• Calif. Says City Skirted Duties After Tribal Remains Found At Site
• Suit Says DOJ Voter Data Checks Could Trigger Purges
• 11th Circ. Mulls Septic Permit Ban In Fla. Manatee Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Chilly To Additional Discovery In Cigna Pension Suit
• Ruger Says Colo. Law Applies In Conn. Mass Shooting Suits
• Crypto Trading App Statement Advances SEC's New Direction
• Feds Drop 1st Circ. Homelessness Funding Appeal
• W.Va. Strikes $11.5M Deal With Roblox Over Kid Safety
• How Cos. Can Prep For Conn. Data Privacy Amendments
• Asylum-Seeker Class Wants Feds Held In Contempt
• Students Want MoloLamken As New Lead For Aid-Fixing Case
• Some Firms Break Lobbying Revenue Records Again
• DA Willis Gets Chance To Appeal Election Case Fee Ruling
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On ESI Control
• Record Penalty Sets Stage For FinCEN Whistleblower Awards
• Oregon Environmentalists Join ICE Detention Center Fight
• Fired Watchdog Nominated To Be Del.'s 1st Inspector General
• Feds Pan Nadine Menendez's Bail Bid Months After Appeal
• Enviro Orgs., Tribe Say Neb. Power Line Will 'Slice' Landscape
• DOT Releases $4.7B To Aid Upgrades At Penn, Union Stations
• Mass. Judge Freezes Trump Admin's Anti-Wind, Solar Orders
• Chicago Transit Authority Seeks To Block Refreeze Of $3B
• Live Nation Fails In Bid For Quick Nix Of Antitrust Damages
• NY AG Sues Coinbase, Gemini Over Event Contract 'Gambling'
• USTR Says Mexican Auto, Steel Tariffs Will Remain, Per Report
• 9th Circ. Backs NLRB In Cemex Without Ruling On New Test
• Warsh Rejects Claim He'd Be Trump's 'Sock Puppet' At Fed
• 10-Year Covington Vet Joins Holland & Knight In DC
• Stewart Works Through PTAB Denial Policy With Tech Cos.
• Video Privacy Law Covers All Consumers, Supreme Court Told
• Pa. Court Strikes Down Ban On Medicaid-Paid Abortions
• Conn. Regulator Hit With Suit Over Pole Attachment Rate Hike
• COVID Not A 'Natural Disaster,' Wash. Panel Rules In Tax Case
• No High Court Review In NY Nursing Home COVID Death Case
• Philip Morris Unfairly Gains From Label Ruling, 11th Circ. Told
• Texas AG Says Democratic Fundraiser ActBlue Allows Fraud
• Live Nation To Pay $9.9M To Ditch DC AG Ticket Pricing Probe
• Fox Lawyer In Dominion Case Confirmed To Texas Bench
• W.Va. Trucking Co.'s Facility Counts As A 'Mine,' DC Circ. Says
• SEC, CFTC Propose Rules To Relax Private Fund Reporting
• Contractor DEI Order Will Cause 'Irreparable Harm,' Suit Says
• Gov't Hopes Court Rescues FCC Fines. Here's What Amici Say
• House Votes To Re-Up National First Responder Network
• Suit Fights DHS' Nix Of Automatic Work Permit Extensions
• Texas State Judge Resigns After Handcuffing Defense Atty
• PBMs Fail To Freeze Discovery In Mich.'s Drug-Pricing Case
• Ex-Newman Clerks, Judges Back High Court Suspension Fight
• National Parks Group Seeks To Block Mojave Mine Restart
• Kash Patel Sues Atlantic For $250M Over 'Fabricated' Report
• Little-Known Gambling Tax Could Upend Boom In US Betting
• High Court SEC Case Threatens FERC Fraud Clawbacks
• E-Rate Bid Revamp Likely To Be Harmful, Advocates Tell FCC
• Groups Challenge BP Offshore Project Approval At 11th Circ.
• Live Nation Wants Expert, Damages Cut After Antitrust Verdict
• How Guidance Narrows Federal Telework Accommodations
• Ill. Judge Orders Five Freed Over ICE Warrantless Arrests
• Trump's Labor Secretary Steps Down
• Alaska Can't Dodge $2M Bill In Fishing Rights Row, Court Told
• Utah Says Kratom Law Doesn't Clash With Federal Policy
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• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Illinois' Suit Over Trump's National Guard Deployment Tossed
• Justices Won't Consider Union's Right To Seek SpaceX Appeal
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