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Public Policy - May, 2026

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• 5th Circ. Lets Texas Enforce App Age-Check Law
• Atmos Energy Hit With 1st Suit Over Deadly Dallas Explosion
• Skechers Seeks To Boot Wash. Anti-Spam Suit To Arbitration
• Vermont Data Privacy Bill Poised For Signing Despite Doubts
• CFTC Eyes US Perpetual Derivatives With Kalshi Approval
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Guatemalan Mother's Removal Fight
• Justices Told USPTO's 'Settled Expectations' Rule Flouts Law
• X Corp. Calls Apple, OpenAI Deposition Bid 'Opportunism'
• Suirui And Jupiter Systems Appeal Injunction, Receiver Order
• Judge Orders Trump's Name To Be Taken Off Kennedy Center
• Wrongful Death Claims Settled Before Baltimore Bridge Trial
• EchoStar, FCC Reach Deal To Settle Auction Defaults
• Wis. Says CFTC Lacks Standing To Block Its Betting Regs
• Feds Dodge Some Claims In New Mexico Wildfire Liability Suit
• Facing Scrutiny, 'Schedule A' Suits Grow Beyond Chicago
• Sacramento Makes Pitch For Full-Time MLB Expansion Team
• Preservation Group Wants Feds To Stop DC Golf Course Plans
• Texas Justices Deny Review Of Heartbeat Act Procedure
• Conn. Regulator Ends 'Unilateral' Decisions Amid Utility Suits
• Dems Tell DC Circ. Trump Can't Build White House Ballroom
• Conn. City, Cops Must Pay $38M To Murder Exoneree
• Consultant In Rivera FARA Trial Asks For Redo
• SEC's Co-Investment Relief Broadens Private Market Access
• Md. Expands Urban Agriculture Property Tax Credit Eligibility
• Key Legal Considerations For Data Center Battery Storage
• Full 4th Circ. To Rethink W.Va., Md. 340B Drug Discount Laws
• Mich. Plumbing Co. Hit With Overtime, Retaliation Suit
• NJ Panel Advances Bill Creating AI Rules For Licensed Pros
• Embattled Metal Recycler Sued Over NJ Facility Fires
• Feds Say New Yorkers Lack Standing In ICE Arrest Suit
• NJ Bill Eases Path To Adult-Use Pot Sales For Medical Shops
• Hockey Governing Body Opens Door To End Ban On Russia
• Calif. Supreme Court OKs Challenges To Blanket Judge DQs
• DOJ Final Rule On Medical Pot Comes Under New Challenge
• Gov't Pressed On Trump's Authority For H-1B Visa Fee
• US Pipe Producer Seeks Review Of Canadian Duty Order
• Feds Appealing Loss In Colorado Sanctuary Suit
• Fla. Man Sentenced To 18 Months For $7M Biofuel Tax Fraud
• NewsGuard Wants Appeal Over FTC 'Retaliation' Fast-Tracked
• Judge Won't Toss Afghan Ally Suit Over Family Entry Block
• 1st Circ. Says Mass. Police Head Immune Over Recording App
• Dems Say DOJ Blocked Bondi On Trump Questions
• Russian Palladium Dodges Duties After ITC Finds No Harm
• Oklahoma Justices Void Tulsa-Creek Jurisdiction Settlement
• Employer Tips For Navigating Tenn. Noncompete Law
• Your Next Litigation Hold Should Cover AI Chat Logs
• House Panel To Consider Ideas For New Navigation Systems
• White House Says It's Following Presidential Records Law
• Commerce Ups Japanese Steel Antidumping Duty After Ruling
• SEC Unveils Plan To End Biden-Era Climate Disclosure Regs
• Cuts To Benefits Come With Risks For Employers, Attys Say
• Trump Ordered To Respond To Claims IRS Deal Was Fraud
• EU Clears Dairy Cooperatives' Merger Plan
• Ex-Prosecutor Wants Trump 'Slush Fund' Payments Blocked
• FCC Targeting ABC Licenses To Punish Speech, Station Says
• Hospital's $11.5M COVID Tax Credit Suit Clears Dismissal Bid
• Justices Urged To Probe Post-Mallory Forum-Shopping Flood
• Illinois Nears Frontier AI Safety Law With Audit Mandate
• Fla. Businessmen File Bid To Seize Ex-Official's $770K Payout
• Kalshi Targets Minnesota Prediction Market Ban In New Suit
• Osage Nation Asks 10th Circ. To Revisit Boundary Ruling
• CFPB's Return-To-Office Plan Could Spur More Exits
• Trans Patients Say Stanford Can't Give DOJ Medical Records
• Bilt Faces Dem Grilling Over Bank Partner Transition 'Turmoil'
• Injury Law Roundup: Freight Brokers, Uber Lose Key Cases
• Ad Tech Rivals Say Google Can't Cull Antitrust Claims
• Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over PE-Backed DOD Contractors
• Land Co. Says Greeley Lowballed Water Storage Payout
• Boston Defeats Feds' Challenge To Sanctuary Policies
• States Say Fed. Circ. Should Keep Tariff Block During Appeal
• Colo. Residents Challenge Police Use Of Flock Cameras
• FCC Warns Of More Broadcast License Reviews
• Squires To Review TikTok Foreign Ties In Another IPR
• Senate Democrats Seek CBO Tally Of Iran War Costs
• DOJ To Speed Up Review Of Qui Tam Benefits Fraud Claims
• Detroit Ex-Mayor Can't Prevent Seizure Of Bank Account
• Ohio Governor Pauses Data Center Tax Breaks
• NJ Comptroller Asked If It's Auditing Or Investigating Vendor
• Paxton Says Mass. Court Can't Halt ActBlue Case In Texas
• GreenSky Pays $10M To Settle Fraudulent Loan Claims
• Dem Sens. Ask DOJ To Preserve Trump-IRS Settlement Docs
• Wash. Tribes, River Group Fight FERC Hydro License
• FERC Order May Alter PJM's Framework, Spur $1B In Refunds
• Legislative Update: Cannabis And Psychedelics Bill Roundup
• Mackinac Ferry Cos. Seek Sanctions In Deposition Fight
• New Connecticut Law On Employers' AI Use Is Inventive
• Broadcasters Want Rules Relaxed Due To 'Fierce' Competition
• High Court's Abortion Pill Stay Reinforces Appellate Principles
• Fla. Justices Say Ex-Power Co. Welder Didn't Prove Retaliation
• International Patent Licensing System Must Be Maintained
• Tax Highlights From Georgia's 2026 Legislative Session
• Ábrego García Fights Removal To Anywhere But Costa Rica
• Athletes Decry Antitrust Immunity In College Sports Bill
• Trump Considers Tech Entrepreneur For DOJ Grants Post
• GCI Wants To End Service In 6 Alaska Communities
• Minn. Adds Property Tax Break, Adopts Federal Changes
• How SEC, CFTC Proposal Would Ease Private Fund Reporting
• Tenn. Allows Property Tax Refund Installments As Credits
• Curaleaf Can't Block NJ Pot Law's Labor Deal Requirement
• US Protections For Lebanese Extended For 6 Months
• Studying Foreign Languages Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Revive Mississippi Death Row Inmate's Batson Claim
• Justices Say First Step Act Not 'Vehicle' For Innocence Claim
• High Court Says First Step Act Can't Inform Early Releases
• CFTC Agrees To Abandon Biden-Era Gemini Crypto Settlement
• Feds Challenge State Policies Denying DHS Undercover Plates
• Meet Biden's Attys Fighting DOJ Release Of Memoir Materials
• How Patent Eligibility Declarations Can Stave Off Rejection
• 9th Circ. Says Alaska Can Release ConocoPhillips Well Data
• Judge Won't Block Texas From Making Themed Gold Coins
• National Trust Asks DC Circ. To Back Trump Ballroom Block
• Conn. AG To Investigate Roblox Over 'Harm To Children'
• DOJ Says Digital Equity Act's Minority Grants Flunk Review
• Colo. Group Says $66M Flood Bonds Needed TABOR Vote
• 3 Generic Drug Antitrust Deals Totaling $17.9M Get Final Nod
• CFTC Sends Prediction Markets Proposal To White House
• West Point Prof. Wins Speech Injunction Over Approval Rule
• DOL Gets To Argue In 11th Circ. ESOP En Banc Appeal
• Colo. Panel Questions Trial Court's Reading Of Wage Laws
• Shuttered USDA Program Grantees Join Suit To Restore $125M
• US Looks To Drop Cross-Claim In ND Riverbed Rights Fight
• Ex-Judges Urge Court To Scrutinize Trump-IRS Deal
• House Armed Services Chair Unveils Draft Defense Bill
• NJ, Pa. Move For New Data Center Development Standards
• PropertyTek CEO Says AI Can Curb Fraud, Boost Leasing
• Del. Judge Upholds Voting By Corporations In Local Elections
• IRS Asked To Quickly Release Fuel Credit Emissions Model
• Live Nation Wants AGs' Discovery To Wait On New Trial Bid
• Fla. Detention Site Pollutes, Environmental Group Tells Court
• Squires Institutes 3 IPRs, Refuses Case With Limited Impact
• FCC Soon To Enforce New Foreign Sponsor ID Regs
• Court Orders CBP Commish To Testify In Tariff Refund Suit
• NC Gov. Bars State Employees From Insider Prediction Betting
• Judge Doubts Prison Bureau Claim Trans Care Isn't Banned
• $3.6B Cabinetry Merger Clears FTC Scrutiny
• FCC Says T-Mobile Can Use Galileo Alongside GPS
• US Tells Justices To Hold 'Lightning Rod' Health Ministry Case
• Judge Denies Relief In Challenge To La. Forced Prison Labor
• 6th Circ. Ruling Highlights Split On Labor Cost Depreciation
• Feds Say Detainees Can't Justify Stay In Biometric Fight
• Mich. Tells FCC States Play Key Role In Network Regs
• Squires Says Sun PGR Petition Denied For Not Naming Parent
• Trump's China Visit Reveals Signs Of Continued Trade Truce
• 3 States Back Advocate's Challenge To DOJ Medical Pot Rule
• Sold Inventory May Drive Tax Treatment Of Tariff Refunds
• US Implements Semiconductor Deal Cutting Taiwan Tariffs
• NC, Minors Get OK On Deal Limiting Solitary Confinement
• Trump Taps Ohio Appeals Judge For Federal Bench
• State Senators Win Texas Attorney General Primary Runoffs
• CFPB Sued Over 'Drastic' Rollback Of Fair Lending Rules
• Wash. Says GEO Can't Evade Inspections Via ICE Contract
• NCUA Proposal Could Streamline Credit-Union-Bank Mergers
• FCC Approves More Drones For Sale On US Market
• Wash. Judge Says DHS Can't End State Migrant Shelter Grant
• FIFA Faces NJ, NY Probe Over 'Fake Scarcity' In Sales
• NJ Pot Law Lets Workers Sue Over Hiring Bias, Panel Finds
• ICE To Target Immigration Attys In Bid To Curb Asylum Fraud
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Wash. City Workers' Vax Mandate Suit
• Feds, Unified Patents, AT&T Push Back On High Court Bids
• Trump Admin Looks To Ax Expanded Suit Over Staffing Cuts
• BofA Borrowers Urge High Court To Revisit NY Escrow Suit
• DOJ Again Targets UCLA With Antisemitism Claims
• Judge Says Ex-City Prosecutor's Bias Suit Should Be Tossed
• Judge Nixes $28M DAPL Verdict To Pave Way For Deal
• Detainee Transfer Limit Must Be Nixed, Feds Tell Minn. Judge
• Colo. Justices Say Debt Buyer Must Show It Owns The Debt
• AGs Say House Child Safety Bill Weakens States' Authority
• Insurers Will Pay Bulk Of $10M Wrongful Conviction Deal
• Trump Admin Wants Federal Workers To Sign NDAs, Citing Leaks
• 3rd Circ. Stay Blocks Khalil's Removal For High Court Appeal
• Schools Fight New Lead Counsel, Cert. In Aid-Fixing Suit
• SEC's Atkins Floats Loosening IPO Communication Rules
• 6th Circ. Rejects Mich. Reproductive Rights Challenge
• Wash. Tribal Site Secrecy Cuts Against Injunction, Court Told
• Apple, OpenAI Say X Is Refusing To Allow Some Depositions
• FTC Tells DC Circ. That Meta Monopoly Judge Botched Timing
• Copyright Suits Against Jan. 6 Attys Won't Be Tossed
• FCC Clears Drone Counter System To Deploy At World Cup
• 9th Circ. Ruling Must End Land Transfer Suit, Copper Co. Says
• Colo. High Court Says Broken Signal Waived City's Immunity
• 9th Circ. Backs Reinstating DEI Grants Nixed By Trump
• Operational AI Washing: Fortifying The Disclosure Record
• How The High Court Expanded Freight Broker Liability
• Conn. Drug Price Law Still Allows Hikes, 2nd Circ. Told
• Calif. Atty Says Pot Rescheduling Keeps LA Appeal Alive
• Importers Tell Justices Trump China Tariff Hikes Went Too Far
• Public Interest Groups Oppose FCC TV Ratings Revamp
• FCC Seeks Input On AT&T's Bid To Escape Calif. Mandates
• Treasury Proposal Maps Compliance Road For Stablecoins
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear DOJ's Dropped Boeing Criminal Case
• Squires' Institution Flips Are Increasing Uncertainty At PTAB
• Ironworkers Union Local Must Face NJ AG's Bias Suit
• Trade Court OKs Revised Japanese Steel Duty
• Feds Say No Harms Stem From Trump Photo On Park Passes
• As FCC Launches 'The View' Probe, Dem Calls It 'Mob Rule'
• Contractor Must Produce Migrant Flight Recruitment Plans
• Justices To Consider Taking Judge Newman Case On June 11
• Judge Tosses Anti-Pot Suit Over CMS Hemp Benefits Program
• Minn. Court OKs Homestead Break For Pair With Guide Camp
• Pa. Justices Say Late Asbestos Suits Can't Reach Parent Co.
• US Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink Axing Of Home Distilling Ban
• Justices Pass On Fight Over Phone Search During Traffic Stop
• Comey Case Delayed Due To 'Gravity' Of Charges, Discovery
• LatAm Found $669M Tax Revenue By Sharing Info, OECD Says
• CBP Says $20.6B In IEEPA Tariff Refunds Have Been Sent
• No Farm Tax Break For Property, Minn. Tax Court Affirms
• Pirro, Blanche Fight DQ Bid In Attempted Assassination Case
• Arizona Clarifies 2024 Destroyed Property Tax-Valuation Law
• Justices Deny Fla.'s Bid To Sue Calif., Wash. In Trucking Fight
• Two Korean Chemical Exporters Face Triple-Digit Duties
• Adapting To AI-Driven Scrutiny Of Foreign Asset Disclosures
• Justices Order Redo In Immigration Judges' Free Speech Suit
• Justices Won't Take Suit Against Teamsters Fund Overseers
• Justices Rebuff Ohio Freight Broker Case After Montgomery
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ex-Prosecutor Among Latest To Challenge Trump 'Slush Fund'
• Kalshi, Polymarket Can't Move Wash., Nev. Suits To Fed. Court
• NC Justices Clash Over Rate Reviews In Duke Energy Cases
• Banks, Ill. AG Duel Over Swipe-Fee Law's Fate On Remand
• Why Big Tech Gets Advisory Juries In 'Socially Explosive' Suits
• Bears' Best Gameplan: Playing Ill. And Ind. Off Of Each Other
• Texas Justices Say Appeal Bond Cap Applies Per Debtor
• Fox Seeks Appeal In Newsom's $787M Defamation Suit
• FDIC Proposes AML, Sanctions Rule For Stablecoin Issuers
• Texas Justices Side With AG In Austin Rail Appeal Row
• Regions Bank To Pay Feds $4.9M Over PPP Loan Forgiveness
• CFPB Small-Biz Rule Rollback Tees Up End To Ky. Bank Suit
• States Seek Ticketmaster Sale As Live Nation Wants New Trial
• Alaskan Tribes Renew Ambler Road Fight Over Trump Order
• Fla. Panel Says Past Payment Cut $200K Police Damages Cap
• Federal Judge Blocks Expanded Red Snapper Fishing Permits
• What's In The House Surface Transportation Funding Bill?
• Groups Drop Old Claims To Cement Asylum Rule Vacatur
• Committee Probes Insider Trading On Kalshi, Polymarket
• Texas AG Says Discord Misled Public About Platform Safety
• Lawmakers Say DOJ Left CIA, White House Data Exposed
• Khalil Seeks Justices' Review Of 3rd Circ. Detention Ruling
• Health Workers Say US Solicitor Wrong In NY Vax Case
• Detained Pa. Immigrants Want DHS To Certify Missing Policy
• Healthcare Orgs Push DC Court To Block Student Loan Caps
• OppFi Clinches Win Over $100M Calif. 'Rent-A-Bank' Case
• 7th Circ. Not Sure 'Call' Means 'Text' Under TCPA
• Tussle Over Sports Prediction Markets Reaches Rhode Island
• Fed, OCC Urged To Block 'Predatory' Enova's Bank Buy
• Tenn. Extends Retroactive Tax Break Window For Nonprofits
• New USPTO Procedure May Be A Boon For Patent Owners
• Bipartisan Bill Would Rein In Gov't Subpoena Use
• EU, Mexico Sign Trade Deal Reached Last Year
• Google Urges DC Circ. To Nix DOJ's Search Win
• DOJ Hid Grand Jury Misconduct In ICE Case, Ill. Judge Says
• NFL's Bears Bury Idea Of Putting New Stadium In Chicago
• World Cup Trafficking Raises Alarm For More Than Just Banks
• Some Attys Say Remote Hearing Expansion Comes At A Cost
• Fed. Judiciary Urged To Drop Unified Atty Admission Effort
• Sizing Up The Rescheduling Hurdles Medical Pot Cos. Face
• Justices Won't Upend Ruling Making Ga. Ethics Claims Public
• States Tell Justices Colo. Climate Suit Threatens Sovereignty
• Green Card Candidates To Now Apply From Abroad, Feds Say
• Tampa Council, Fla. County Board OK Rays' $2.3B Ballpark
• Mitigating Risks Under New Pay Disclosure Laws In Maine, Va.
• Everglades Temple Suit Paused After Project Loses Funding
• 2nd Circ.'s Cantero Redo Complicates Mortgage Escrow Issue
• Ky. Mom Brings School Survey Copyright Case To High Court
• 11th Circ. Backs Ga. Cops' Immunity In Drug Detention
• SC Authorizes Local Sales Tax To Provide Property Tax Relief
• Mich. Man Says Township Razed Church Amid Rehab Project
• Consumer Drops TCPA Suit Against Colo. Supplement Co.
• Trump's Melding Of Politics, Antitrust Hard To Roll Back
• Seven County's Legacy Still Unwritten A Year Later
• Looking Beyond Calif. Climate Laws As NY Bills Advance
• Apple Wants Justices To Review Epic Games Contempt Order
• OpenAI Ouster About Governance, Not Bad Counsel, Pros Say
• Meta Expert Says $27M Is Better Number For Abatement
• Trump Cites US AI Lead In Shelving Cybersecurity Directive
• PBM Swaps Cravath For WilmerHale In Price-Fixing Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Judge Overstepped In Fluoride Risk Case
• AT&T Sues Calif. To End Copper Wire Service Requirements
• 11th Circ. Axes T-Mobile's Win In Ga. Tower Permit Dispute
• 9th Circ. Revives Guatemalan Father-Daughter Duo BIA Cases
• NY Cautions Banks About Cyber Risks From Advanced AI
• U-M Student Says Pro-Palestinian Views Triggered Retaliation
• Texas AG Accuses Meta Of Lying About WhatsApp Encryption
• Vape Sellers Say Pa. E-Cig Law Usurps FDA Authority
• SEC's Peirce To Join Law School Faculty After Agency Exit
• 5 Podcasts To Keep IP Attys Entertained And Informed
• FTC's Gender Care Policy Might Not Sink Probe, Judge Says
• Minnesota Tribal Land Trust Order Was Biased, 8th Circ. Told
• Consumers Want Prelim Block On Paramount-Warner Bros.
• Mich. Judge Expedites Suits Over Candidate Affidavit Rules
• Newsom Order Eyes Labor Protections Amid AI Growth
• Cuba Sanctions Shift Puts Foreign Cos. In OFAC's Crosshairs
• Feds Accuse Contractors Of DOD Bribery Scheme In Hawaii
• Legislative Update: Cannabis And Psychedelics Bill Roundup
• Feds Tell 4th Circ. Maryland Judges Went Too Far On Removals
• Portugal Must Reclaim Illegal State Aid, EU Court Says
• OCC Says Fintech Partner Bank Fell Behind On AML Controls
• DC Judge Says Gov't Must Tell Afghans About Visa Relief Limits
• NC Justices Told AG Powerless To Bring DuPont Pollution Suit
• Immunity Bid Can't Stop Discovery In THC Abuse Registry Suit
• Tenn. Pro Se Defendant's 'Botched' Execution Halted
• Exoneree Says New Haven, Conn., Had DNA Proof For Decades
• Audit Flags Connecticut Agency's Wage Complaint Backlog
• 5 Rules In 10 Weeks: Inside Genius Act's Implementation Blitz
• Immigration Judges' 'Anxiety' Dialed Up Amid Mass Exodus
• DOJ Says Trump Immunity Bars Jan. 6 Discovery For All
• FERC Proposes Broader Fast Track For Gas Pipeline Work
• Justices Urged To Uphold Ethics Ruling On Ga. Candidates
• SEC Enforcement Has Continued Its Asset Management Focus
• 2nd Circ. Agrees Amazon Not Liable In Fur Import Evasion
• Instacart Can't Halt NYC Tip, Wage Laws On 2nd Circ. Appeal
• Bush-Appointed Missouri Judge To Take Senior Status
• How Exxon Attys Beat A 10-Year-Old Securities Class Action
• UK To Block Foreign Co. Losses From Lowering Domestic Tax
• Iowa Caps Property Tax Revenue For Localities
• 5 Risks For US Cos. From New EU Product Liability Directive
• Feds Want Funding Details To Fight Academic Group's Fee Bid
• North Dakota, US Look To Vacate $28M Pipeline Order
• Russian Palladium Facing 110% Countervailing Duty
• Trade Court Won't Pause Tariff Ruling During US Appeal
• UK To Crack Down On Energy Giants' Offshore Tax Planning
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Back IAM Pension Fund In Withdrawal Liability Battle
• Bad AI Citation Sanction Slashed Amid 7th Circ. Guidance
• House Passes Broad Housing Bill, But Senate Accord Unclear
• DOJ, Drugmakers Spar After Justices Snub 6 Negotiation Suits
• Bayer Curbs Seed Loyalty Program Amid DOJ Antitrust Inquiry
• Top 4 Most Surprising Moments In Musk-OpenAI Trial
• Bank Ratings Would Focus More On Financial Risk Under Plan
• States Push FDIC To Include Them In Stablecoin Reviews
• Social Media Not Proven To Harm Mental Health, Judge Told
• Fed Pitches Formal Plan To Offer Fintechs 'Payment Accounts'
• Binance Libel Suit Doesn't Show Actual Malice, Dow Jones Says
• Texas AG Sues ISS Over ESG Considerations
• Baltimore Bridge Wreck Civil Trial Will Stay The Course
• 4th Circ. OKs Pipeline Work During Green Groups' Permit Suit
• Women Fencers Can't Advance Bias Suit Over Trans Eligibility
• La. Defends Challenged LNG Project Air Permit At 5th Circ.
• DOJ Looks To Nix Dish's Requirement To Operate 5G Network
• 1st Circ. Allows Transfer Of RI Youth Care Info To Texas Court
• White House Told To Obey Records Law, Not Trump's Policy
• FTC Targets AI 'Nudify' Apps Under Revenge Porn Law
• FTC Looks For Ways To Avoid 'Litigating The Fix'
• DC Circ. Orders FCC Response In News Distortion Dispute
• Antivax Health Workers Fight Uphill At 9th Circ. Over Firings
• DOT Taps Vornado Team For Penn Station Rebuild
• Connecticut Challenges Tribal Recognition Repetitioning Rule
• 9th Circ. Tough On HP 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Revival Bid
• FCC Revamps How Broadband Maps Can Be Challenged
• DC Judge Questions Red Snapper Season Expansion Plan
• NC Voters To Weigh Income, Property Tax Limits
• FERC Erred Over Utility's Tax Deferral Method, DC Circ. Told
• States, DC Urge 10th Circ. To OK Colo. Social Media Law
• Engaging With FDA's New Complete Response Letter Policy
• Ballot Group Backs Ark. In 8th Circ. Gaming Permit Dispute
• Gang 'Type' Crimes Don't Link To Activity, Ga. Justices Say
• Data Center Developer Lessons From Maine's Vetoed Ban
• GEO Says Wash. Detention Center Access Is ICE's Call
• Pa. AG Aims To Revive Ban On Medicaid-Paid Abortions
• Immigration Board Says Late Venue Shift Lacked Good Cause
• Comey Wants Arraignment Pushed For Dismissal Bid
• FTC 'Close' To Final PBM Insulin Price Deal With OptumRx
• FCC Advances Anti-Robocall Plan To 'Know' Call Providers
• 2nd Circ. Pick Questioned At Hearing On Role As Trump Lawyer
• Revised Fed Principles Balance Risk And Remediation
• 2 Fla. County Courts Requiring AI Disclosure In Court Filings
• FCC Clears Nokia Routers After DOD Security Review
• Watchdog Targets Convicted Ex-Legislator's Law License
• ITC Clears Way For Duties On Imported Chassis
• Trump-IRS Settlement A 'Corrupt Sham,' Capitol Cops Say
• Big Issues Linger After Senate Prediction Market Trading Ban
• EU Lawmakers Agree To Include Safeguards In US Trade Deal
• UK Extends Cut To Fuel Tax As War In Iran Raises Prices
• Georgia Supreme Court Justices Fend Off Challengers
• DOJ Unseals Charges Against Ex-Cuban Prez Raul Castro
• DOJ's Embrace Of Data Sets Off Compliance 'Arms Race'
• Go West: Ex-CFPB Chief Poised To Make Mark Next In Calif.
• Va. Gov.'s Cannabis Bill Veto Keeps State In Legal Limbo
• Hong Kong Hikes Transaction Tax For High-End Homes
• Missouri Budtenders Say Dispensary Group Mishandled Tips
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• New CFTC Policy Eyes Smaller Fines, More Declinations
• States Tell CIT To Reject Gov't's Request To Stay Tariff Ruling
• 9th Circ. Leans Toward FCC In Appeal Over SIM Card Beef
• Monsanto To Pay Mich., RI Up To $302M Over PCB Pollution
• Intel Says Texas Law Doesn't Support Russian Missile Claims
• 6th Circ. Rejects Mich. City Dispensary Co.'s Due Process Claim
• Wells Fargo Asks Out Of Denver Schools Mortgage Lawsuit
• Trump Admin Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Voter Data Suits
• Skechers Can't Kick Wash. Antispam Class Suit, Judge Rules
• 4th Circ. Revives Freight Broker Suit After High Court Ruling
• Ex-Trump Fundraiser Dodges Prison For Straw Donor Scheme
• Sen. Warren Presses OCC On Crypto Trust Charter Approvals
• Split 8th Circ. Revives Challenge To NHTSA Brake Light View
• Ga. Judge Does About-Face On Election-Night Observers
• After Feds' Input, Gilstrap Denies Injunction In $445M IP Case
• DOJ Says Container Makers Fixed Prices During Pandemic
• Black CU Regents Board Member Says Board 'Silenced' Her
• TikTok Says 'Market Exploitation' Doesn't Give NC Jurisdiction
• Trump's Psychedelics EO Creates A Regulatory Collision
• CFTC Sues Minnesota Over Law Banning Prediction Markets
• SC Increases Manufacturing Tax Break Reimbursement Limit
• States Sue Over Student Loan Limits On Professional Degrees
• NJ Plans To Take 3rd Circ. Kalshi Loss To US Supreme Court
• What Model Risk Guidance Update Means For Banks
• DC Circ. Says Solar Cos. Lack Standing Over Grid Upgrade Bill
• SunZia, Feds Say Claims Can't Upend Built Ariz. Power Line
• DC Urges Panel To Uphold National Guard Injunction
• Recent Benchmarking Suits Highlight DOJ Enforcement Risks
• $1.8B IRS Deal Fund 'Not Slush Fund,' Blanche Tells Senators
• Chinese Testing Lab Urges FCC Caution On 'Reciprocal' Rule
• Trump, Niece Near Resolution Over Tax Records Leak
• Judge Rejects Feds' Bid To Hold Migrant Kids In Hotels
• FTC Wants 5th Circ. To Pause Appeal In Merger Filing Case
• Ga. Law Expands Safeguards For Chatbot Users
• Nelson Mullins Partner Confirmed To SC Federal Bench
• Feds Want Chance To Explain College Admissions Data Rush
• NC Judge OKs DOJ, RealPage Deal In Antitrust Suit
• Pullman & Comley Beats Malpractice Claims In $16M Loan Suit
• NY Worries Verizon Service Shift Will Impact Critical Needs
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• DOJ Adds Sweeping Tax Audit Relief To Trump-IRS Settlement
• Feds Say High Court Should Skip Religious Bias Vax Fight
• Pa. Justices Debate State's Immunity In Roadway Death Suit
• Anthropic Says Defense Dept. Smeared It Over AI Red Lines
• Wis. Tribe Says State Misreads 1854 Treaty In Fishing Row
• Operational AI Washing: The Section 220 Information Strategy
• EU Parliament Approves Stricter Steel Duty Regime
• Vietnamese Plastic Boxes Face Triple-Digit Duty Rate
• CDC Imposes Entry Restrictions For Ebola Outbreak
• IRS Finalizes Changes To Partnership Interest Sales
• UK Eyes Property Tax Charge For Multimillion-Pound Homes
• ICE Pitches Fee Hike For In Absentia Removal Order Arrests
• What New PFAS Rule Means For Tracking And Disclosure
• Aspiring Georgia Justices Take Ethics Case To High Court
• Fla. Agency Owed No Legal Duty In Fraud Probes, Court Says
• Boeing Owed Duty To Worker's Future Kid, Wash. Panel Says
• Judge Questions Bid To Halt Texas Mayor's Removal Process
• USPTO Data Error Kept Patent Assignment Files From Public
• Calif. Kicks Off Rulemaking For Social Media Addiction Law
• NY Judge Largely Halts Manhattan Immigration Courts Arrests
• Texas AG Joins DOJ In Investigating Beef Antitrust Claims
• Feds Want Research Coalition's Visa Censorship Suit Tossed
• EPA Plans To Repeal Biden-Era 'Forever Chemicals' Rules
• Marlboro Smoker Was Victim Of Ubiquitous Ads, Jury Hears
• FCC Told It's Obligated To Answer Petition On Fox Philly
• Madigan Ruling May Offer High Court New Bribery Test
• NYT Attacks Pentagon's Media Escort Policy In New Suit
• Native, Enviro Groups Challenge Calif. Oil Pipeline Waiver
• Seattle YMCA Biased Against Workers Of Color, Suit Claims
• Wyoming Prosecutor Confirmed Despite Misconduct Rebuke
• Aspiring Ga. Justices Flagged For Possible Ethics Violations
• DOJ Charges Bring More Complications For Key Bridge Ship
• Squires, Stewart Zero In On PTAB's Burden Of Proof At Panel
• House Ag Leaders Urge Trump To Fill Bipartisan CFTC Seats
• 5th Circ. Revives Stabbing Victim's Suit Over Officer's Delay
• EPA, Flint Plaintiffs Clash Over Facts After Bellwether Trial
• Volvo Inks $197M Emissions Deal With Calif. Regulators
• Online Directory Wrongfully Listed Cell Numbers, Suit Says
• Half The Nation's Bar Apps Could Remove Rape Questions
• DOD Says Chipmaker Belongs On Chinese Military List
• EPA Rejects Hawaii's Haze Plan, Keeping Oil-Fired Plants Open
• Feds Say TerrAscend Owes Back $8M Tax Refund
• Feds Say BIA Ruling Doesn't Undercut Quick Removal Policies
• Exxon Tells 9th Circ. Calif.'s Plastic Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Calif. AG Previews Live Nation Remedies At Democratic Forum
• AT&T Seeks FCC's OK To Change Covered Routers
• Fla. Court Tosses Pricing Suit Against Textbook Publishers
• NC Says Open-Court Gun Review Didn't Prevent Fair Trial
• Ex-Detainees Say NC Sheriff Withholding Data In ECourts Row
• Pa. High Court Snapshot: Wegmans, PennDot Top May Lineup
• Debate Ramps Up Over Prison Cellphone Jamming
• Minn. Lawmakers OK Federal Conformity, Property Tax Relief
• Live Nation, Club Hit With $50M Suit Over Wrong-Way Death
• Former USPTO Directors Diverge On Patent Injunctions
• Hawaiian Scholarship Suit Imperils $2.2M In Work, Court Told
• Ch. 11 Ruling Raises Bar For Avoiding Default Interest
• CIT Says Commerce Must Better Explain Garlic Duty Evasion
• Ex-FCC Official Urges Agency To Bring USF Billing In-House
• FCC Commish Focuses On Spectrum In Trips Around Globe
• Trump Seeks Circuit Seats For 2 Judges He Appointed
• Pullman & Comley Pans 'Absurd' Challenge To Tax Sale
• Holland & Knight Taps Wiley Leader As Telecom Chair
• ADA Suit Can't Seek Rewrite Of Psilocybin Law, Ore. Says
• DOE's Wright Extends Mich. Coal Plant's Life Into 2nd Year
• Feds Move To Drop Adani Group Chair's Criminal Charges
• Justices Deny Eli Lilly's Qui Tam Constitutional Challenge
• OpenAI Beats Musk Suit Over For-Profit Restructuring
• Iowa Aligns With Boosted Fed. Tax Gambling Reporting Level
• Colo. Justices Tell Hospital To Resume Gender-Affirming Care
• Justices Won't Decide If Contractor Fees Are Payroll Costs
• Justices Seek SG's Input In GEO Group Immunity Case
• High Court Spurns Pharma Challenges To IRA Drug Price Talks
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• 'Skinny Label' Arguments Spotlight Induced Infringement Risk
• High Court Remands ND Tribes' Voting Rights Act Fight
• 7th Circ. Eyes Sanctions In 'Are We Dating The Same Guy' Suit
• Atty Tied To Trump Pardon Headed For August Extortion Trial
• Texas Justices Give Delta-8 THC Cos. More Time To Fight Ban
• Meta Safety Monitor Would Create Roadblock, Judge Told
• Justices Deny Va. Dems' Emergency Redistricting Bid