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Public Policy - July, 2026

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• Full 3rd Circ. Wipes Out New Jersey Assault Weapons Ban
• Ruger Asked To Pay $90M To Settle Mass Shooting Claims
• Reexams Reach Record High As PTAB Reviews Hit Low
• Calif. Air District Can Be Sued Under Clean Air Act, Judge Says
• Judge Says OMB Can't Change Grant Terms After Award
• Pipeline Worker Engaged In Interstate Commerce, Court Says
• Reexam Denial On Ex-BlackBerry Patent Cites Pre-Order Filing
• Ex-Ga. Deputies Seek Immunity In 2017 Stun Gun Death Suit
• New Public Charge Rule Leaves Immigration Attys Guessing
• Mass. Court Tosses Evidence After Bodycams Show Coercion
• Generative AI Patents Booming Globally, World IP Org. Reports
• Judge Open To TRO Blocking Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal
• 9th Circ. Rekindles Idaho Logging Review Dispute
• Md. Judge Stays Reforms Set To Shrink ACA Coverage Pool
• Drug Buyers' $62M Generic-Pricing Deal Gets Final OK
• Conn. Says Reach Of Law Can't Stop $7.7M Ghost Gun Penalty
• Eye On ERISA: Jerry Schlichter Talks 401(k) Litigation, Theory
• 6th Circ. Won't Rehear Mark Cuban-Backed FINRA Challenge
• Conn. Justices Bar Town From Killing Errant Forest Tax Break
• Ex-FDIC, CFPB Chiefs Back Colo. In 10th Circ. Rate Law Case
• States Ask To Join Fight Against DOD Wind Project Blockage
• FCC's Subsidy Reform Plan Could Cut USAC Board By Third
• Calif. Judge Orders Feds To Improve ICE Facility Conditions
• Upon Review: The 2026 World Cup's Biggest Legal Stories
• NetChoice Ordered To Produce Harm Studies In Va. Case
• BIA Says Girl's Foster Care Risk Can't Block Dad's Removal
• Conn. Justices Uphold Nonprofit Center's Renovation Plan
• Medical Groups Urge 1st Circ. To Back Vaccine Panel Freeze
• Top Transportation Rulings: Midyear 2026 Report
• Mo. Hemp Cos. Say New Law Bars Their Businesses
• Asylum Ruling Signals Larger Separation Of Powers Battle
• Dentons Adds Ga. Senate Majority Leader's Ex-Chief Of Staff
• Solar's Momentum At Mid-2026 Will Help It Overcome Snags
• AGs Have 'Significant Concerns' With DOJ's Live Nation Deal
• The Debanking Minefield: Navigating Fair Access In 2026
• Senate Bill Would Ease SEC Reporting For Rural Telecoms
• Carbon Health Settlement Highlights Why Evidence Is Key
• Top 4 Enviro Policies To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Judge Denies Bid To Fast-Track Alaska Refuge Road Ruling
• What PE Practitioners Need To Know About New Del. ABC Act
• Bipartisan Bill Targets Google's Search Dominance
• How To Brace For A Potential Democratic Oversight Push
• Commerce Opens Duty Probes Into Chinese Supplements
• Wash. Gov.'s High Court Pick Aims To Hold Off 3 Challengers
• Skill Games, Grinch Bots: A Midyear Pa. Legislation Review
• States Stepping Up Merger Work In First Half Of 2026
• Top Gov't Contracting Decisions Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Kalshi Says Gov't Employee Traded On Trump Speeches
• Md. Sued Over Tuition Discounts For Undocumented Students
• Paramount Beats Effort To Quickly Block $110B Warner Deal
• FDA, Drugmakers Urge 5th Circ. To Allow Abortion Pill By Mail
• Texas Probes LinkedIn Over Alleged 'Ghost Jobs'
• Regulators Set New Protocols For 'Sensitive' Bank Exam Data
• Senate Unanimously Opposes SBF's Quest For Clemency
• DHS Allows Broader Test For Public Charge Findings
• Fed. Circ. Asked Not To Shift Moderna Vax Patent Case To Gov't
• NJ Justices Clarify FCA Amendment In Reviving Bank Suit
• Feds Tell 11th Circ. It Can't Hear BP Offshore Drilling Case
• Texas Judge Warns BNSF, Unions Against Tactical Litigation
• Calif. Says AT&T Mustn't Make Move From Copper 'Disorderly'
• Dish Freed From 5G Network Commitment
• Tillis Might Back Blanche, As AG Pick Met Epstein Survivors
• Colorado County Housing Fee Upheld On Appeal
• Mich. Renews Enbridge Line 5 Permit, Tribes Vow Fight
• SEC Proposes Making E-Delivery Default For Investor Docs
• Gov't To Revive Digital Equity Grants, Minus Race, Judge Says
• Republicans Call For Warnings On Shows With Trans Content
• Noncitizens Awaiting U Visas Not Entitled To Leave, Reenter
• DEA Judge Lays Out Next Steps Following End Of Pot Hearing
• FERC Pushes Reliability Standards For Data Centers
• 5th Circ. Upholds Gun Ban Against Domestic Abuser
• AG Fines, Not Damages Allowed After RealPage Renter Deals
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. AI Disclosure Law Helps Consumers
• Fed. Circ. Revives Commerce's Korean Steel Duty Findings
• Wyden Urges Admin To Protect US From Canadian Spy Law
• DHS Finalizes Fixed Admission Terms For Foreign Students
• Reps. Dingell, Clarke Push Menopause Workplace Bias Bill
• Senate Democrats Revive Bill To End Federal Marijuana Ban
• Swedbank To Pay $50M Fine In Panama Papers-Linked Case
• Labor Contract Bill Would Introduce Sweeping Risks For Cos.
• Walgreens Sues Mass. Medicaid Program Over Drug Rates
• $200B Swipe Fee Deal Merits $206M For Attys, Merchants Say
• Senate Confirms Trump's ITC Commissioner Picks
• Biggest Sports & Betting Deals To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• Blue-Slip-Backed Trump Judge Selections Advance
• Fed Autonomy Rests On Narrow Exception After Justices Rule
• Simpson Thacher 'Never' Explained Ill-Fated Deal, Exec Says
• Assessing New Risks After The End Of The SEC's Gag Rule
• Cal-Maine Says DOJ Deal Doesn't Impact Private Case
• Conn. School, Town Settle Recess Death Suit For $20M
• Come Back Down To Earth, Tower Builders Tell D2D Fans
• More Than 200 MHz Could Open For Unlicensed Satellite Use
• New Pipeline Repair Rules Shift Burden To Engineer Judgment
• Ex-Pa. AG, Firm Again Beat Suit By Election Challenger
• Corpus Christi Mayor Loses Federal Fight Over Ouster Bid
• DOL Secretary Nom Backs Proposed Rules At Senate Hearing
• EU Developing Countries Tariff Program Yields €5B In Savings
• USTR Broadens Exemptions Ahead Of 25% Brazil Tariff
• AG Merger Case Gets New Judge After Paramount Recusal Bid
• GOP Sen. Tillis Presses Vought On DOGE's 'Amateur' Record
• Whidbey Has To Notify Lummi Nation Before Digging
• Immigration Board Clarifies Burden To Argue Bad Counsel
• Diagnostics Co. Labcorp Settles FCA Claims For $14.5M
• Minn. Court Denies Religious Tax Break For Leased Property
• Being A Magician Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• US Probes Whether Ethiopian Solar Cells Skip Chinese Duties
• Ex-Fed Adviser Gets 38 Months For Lying To Investigators
• Albertsons Slow To Review Wash. Opioid Sales, Judge Told
• ESA 'Harm' Rollback Defies 50-Year Precedent, Groups Say
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To The US Supreme Court's Term
• Intel, Google Fight 'Free Rein' Given To USPTO Head
• Dems Probe Clayton's Independence, 2020 Election Views
• Paramount Wants Merger Judge Recused Over Guild Work
• X.AI Says Man Misused Grok To Create Child Abuse Material
• 'Bind Our Agency': Vought Urges House To Curb CFPB Powers
• White Farmers Win Cert. In Suit Against USDA
• Wireless Carriers Want FCC Changes To Space Reg Update
• US Backs ICE Agent's Removal Bid In Minnesota Assault Case
• DOJ Asks DC Circ. To Stay USDA Grant Revival Order
• Judge Finds No Harm In Restarting Immigration Processing
• 10th Circ. Judge Urges Inmate Sex Consent Precedent Review
• Ex-Utah Land Exec Says Ute Tribe's Bias Suit Fails Again
• Ex-Ill. Police Chief Gets 3 Years For Taking, Covering Up Bribe
• Local Gov'ts Seek To Bar HHS Teen Health Program Changes
• 9th Circ. Revives PPP Fraud Suit Against Calif. Mortgage Co.
• Trump Swiftly Fires Court-Appointed Seattle US Atty
• CIT Judge Says Order Incoming For Next Tariff Refund Phase
• Pa. Panel Backs Benefits For Giant Eagle Worker Hit By Car
• NJ Justices Rule Fraud Law Applies To Insurance Brokers 
• Ga. Court Says State Rep. Must Face Wrongful Death Suit
• USPTO Officials Stress That Patent Interviews Are Still Vital
• DC Circ. Says District Court Can't Decide USPS Policy Claim
• Inventors, USPTO Agree On Scope Of Patent Program Suit
• Wash. Panel Says Prosecutor-Victim Doesn't DQ Colleagues
• DOJ Clears Tech Brokerage Real's $880M Re/Max Deal
• What To Watch In Massachusetts In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Squires Grants 10 PTAB Petitions, Denies 14 In Newest Order
• FCC Eyes Revamp Of Telecom Subsidies' Governing Body
• What Ga. Stablecoin Licensing Law Means For Payments Cos.
• FCC To Vote On Scrapping 39% Nat'l Broadcast Audience Cap
• Trade Court Orders Redo Of Chinese Chemical Duty Review
• The Biggest Copyright Rulings Of 2026: A Midyear Report
• Mich. Judge Lets Church Demolition Suit Move Ahead
• Simpson Thacher Put Co. Out Of Business, Fla. Jury Told
• Senate Confirms Fla. Judge Pick Tied To Trump Pulitzer Case
• Successor's Appointment Was Late, Retired Fla. Judge Says
• Illinois Audit Law Will Make AI Clauses Actually Enforceable
• Glenmark Reaches $29M Deal In Generics Price-Fixing Case
• Judge Says Student Visa Revocation Challenge Can Proceed
• HMRC Still Weighing How To Treat Offshore Interest Income
• DC Judge Stays State Dept. 'Censorship' Policy
• Cornyn, Tillis Still Waver On Blanche AG Bid After Hearing
• Shareholder Derivative Litigation Needs A Better Framework
• Crowell & Moring Picks Google Atty For Practice Leadership
• Former ITA Chief Of Staff Joins Squire Patton In DC
• New Conn. High Court Rules Put Filers On Hook For AI Errors
• Canada, Brazil Sign Customs Coordination Pledge
• Judge Rejects NY Assemblyman's Congestion Pricing Lawsuit
• Russia Sanctions Bill Goes Too Far On Tariff Power, Dems Say
• Minn. Tax Court Right On $108M Building Value, Justices Told
• WilmerHale Adds Drug Pricing Regulatory Expert In Denver
• Ex-Senate Committee Chief Counsel Rejoins Hunton
• Copyright Office Revises Fee Hikes After Public Comments
• EU Updates Trade Monitoring Tool As Imports Rise
• Wash. Chief Justice Draws 3 Challengers In Bid For 4th Term
• Albertsons Probed On Pharmacy Compliance Staffing At Trial
• White House Unveils New AI Cybersecurity Clearinghouse
• Apple Can Subpoena 14 Fed. Agencies In Antitrust Suit
• Khalil Says Trump Officials, Groups Conspired To Target Him
• Parents, Docs Sue FDA Over E-Cig Enforcement Guidance
• Ky. Law Prof Wants Court To Block Judge For Dean Pick
• Fed 'Racing' To Hit Genius Act Rules Deadline, Warsh Says
• CFTC Tells Kalshi To Fulfill Mich. Trades Despite Court Order
• Ex-CFPB Enforcers Launch Consumer, Civil Rights Firm
• Landowner Says Verizon Tower Bad For Endangered Birds
• Claims In Challenge To Coast Guard Vessel Routes Tossed
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Utah Tribal Shooting Death Decision
• USPTO Decries Arbitrator's 'Extreme' Mgmt Rights Threat
• Northwestern Prof Alleges Pro-Palestinian Stand Cost Tenure
• Denver Worker Says Her Firing Was Tied To Mayoral Support
• NJ Supreme Court To Review Environmental Justice Rules
• NJ Justices Reverse Panel, Enforce Bar On Post-Conviction Bid
• Feds Say Fishing, Research Can Coexist In Marine Monument
• Patent Eligibility Bill Divides Senators Over Health Costs
• Blanche Called Anti-Weaponization Fund 'Mistake,' Per Durbin
• Judge Says Vanda-FDA Appointments Fight Likely Ripe
• Prosecutors Urge NC High Court To Uphold Felon Gun Ban
• Pittsburgh Says Fire Truck Tie-Ups Drove Up Prices
• 7th Circ. Says TCPA Do-Not-Call Limit Doesn't Cover Texts
• Medical Device Co. Settles FCA Claims
• CVS Caremark Settles Out Of FTC Suit Over Insulin Pricing
• Google Is Wrong, 'Settled Expectations' Is Legal, Justices Told
• Writers Guild Joins Fray Against Paramount-Warner Merger
• Mich. Says DOJ Is Mischaracterizing Climate Antitrust Suit
• 8th Circ. Upholds K-9 Sniff Search In Iowa Meth Bust
• Texas 3% Corporate Law Unfit For Federal Courts, 5th Circ. Told
• Fiber Group Tells FCC To Vet State Pole Dispute Policies
• Gov't Shouldn't Face Vax Suit Targeting Moderna, Group Says
• Top Enviro Policy Developments From The First Half Of 2026
• DOD Halts Cybersecurity Program Phase Over Cost, Alignment
• Group Drops Fla. Detention Site Suit Following Closure
• Norfolk Southern Asks High Court To Revisit Mallory Case
• DC Circ. Asked To Force FCC's Hand On Petition Against Fox
• Conservation Groups, Tribes Sue Over ESA 'Harm' Rollback
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Senate Finance Committee Approves ITC Commissioner Picks
• NY Gov. Signs Data Center Moratorium Executive Order
• 1st Circ. Backs CDC Ban On Importing Dogs Under 6 Months
• How Justices' TPS Ruling Affects Workforce Planning
• GEO Appeals Order Letting Wash. Inspect Tacoma ICE Site
• DOJ Asks 9th Circ. Undo Trans Health Ruling Against Premera
• How State, Local Rules Are Expanding Debt Collection Reach
• Justices Seek More Funds Over Increased Threats, Talk Ethics
• Clinics Want Medicaid Abortion Stay Lifted After Pa. Court Win
• Conn. Defends New Laws On Face Coverings, Deadly Force
• How Nixing Trade-Through Rule Would Alter Equity Markets
• Durbin's Top Judiciary Oversight Atty Joins Holland & Knight
• Ga. Judge Says Jury Must Hear Court Admin Retaliation Row
• Hawaii Changes Affordable Housing Tax Exemption Authority
• Broadcasters, Fire Chiefs Press For AM Radio In Cars
• US Refunded $49.2B In Tariffs Last Month, Treasury Says
• Calif. Extends Sunset Date For Job Creation Biz Tax Credit
• Migrants Say Anonymity Still Needed In Vineyard Flight Suit
• Mass. Justices Say Town's Solar Permit Denial Unjustified
• Calif. Bar Settles With Administrators Of 'Disastrous' Bar Exam
• IRS Donor Disclosure Rule Unconstitutional, Group Says
• Trump Lawyer Matthew Schwartz Confirmed To 2nd Circ.
• No Block On NZ Fish Imports, But Trade Court Case Continues
• Threats To Kill Trump, Burn Court Net 3-Year Prison Sentence
• Reviving Prize Law Would Reshape Maritime Seizure Risks
• AGs Seek Emergency Block On Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal
• 2nd Circ. Grants Bail To Critically Ill Detainee Pending Appeal
• NC City Moves To Break Up Police Officers' OT Collective
• 8th Circ. Won't Undo Pot User's Gun Conviction
• Trial, Appellate Judges Duel For Wash. Supreme Court Seat
• Albertsons, Safeway Face Trial Over Wash.'s Opioid Epidemic
• 9th Circ. Backs Block On FinCEN Border Cash Reporting Reqs
• 2nd Circ. Backs NYC Law Blocking Broker Fees For Tenants
• NJ Delays Registry Aspect Of Newly Enacted Data Broker Law
• Ex-Yale Student Sues ICE Agents Over Courthouse Arrest
• Chicago Alderman Fired Staffer Over Ethics Report, Suit Says
• EPA Floats New Permits For Proposed Coal Ash Regs
• Trump Cuts 3M Acres From Utah Monument Protections
• Regulators Caution On Bank Loans To Unauthorized Workers
• TransDigm Won't Go Head To Head With DOJ On Stellant Deal
• Lawmakers Push Court For ICE Records On Visit Policy
• NJ Aims To Protect Ratepayers With Nuclear Power Guidelines
• 4th Circ. Says Manual Cellphone Searches At Border Are Legal
• EPA Says Calif. Can't Stop Congress From Reviewing Waivers
• 2nd Circ. Orders New Trial In NYPD Search, Prosecution Suit
• Custodia Urges Justices To Take Up Fed Master Account Fight
• SEC Asked To Reopen Reporting Proposal After Email 'Error'
• Senate Confirms SDTX Judge Pick Tied To Gun Group
• SC City Urges Justices To Skip Beach-Gear Rental Case
• FTC Secures $12M Settlement Over Edwards-JC Medical Deal
• NJ Justices Revamp Test For Certain Zoning Variances
• Judge Halts Ohio Hemp Law In Dormant Commerce Fight
• GOP States Back Bid To Restore Voter Database Expansion
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Bid To End NYC's Congestion Pricing
• Solar Co. Loses Challenge To Validity Of Conn. Panel Seats
• Ill. Conforms Property Tax Law With High Court Takings Case
• Judge OKs Pause On Reviewing CFPB Layoff Plan
• States Win Vacatur Of Remain-In-Mexico Termination Memos
• FCC Ditches Lifeline Obligations In Hundreds Of Counties
• Cannabis Co. Says Mich. City Forced Illegal License Waiver
• The Nuance Between The Atkins, Gensler SEC Strategic Plans
• Hemp Co. Tells 7th Circ. To Leave RICO Case Buried
• Blanche Hearing To Proceed After Graham's Death
• Families Cite Geofence Ruling In Newborn Blood Testing Case
• DHS Revives Plan For NJ Immigrant Detention Center
• Future Of Fed Independence Shaky After Justices' Ruling
• CBP Sends Another $15B In Tariff Refunds To Treasury
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Health Org. Can't Halt FTC Texas Suit Over Trans Youth Care
• Alaska Tribal Health Group Drops $390M Suit After Deal
• Ex-Lawmaker's Atty License Pulled After Fraud Conviction
• NY Times Says Gov't Can't Justify Concealing Boat Strike Videos
• Mass. Judge Hints At Fee Award In DOD Grant Cap Case
• Mich. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Hawaii To Expand First-Time Homebuyer Tax Break
• Trump-IRS Settlement Result Of Sham Suit, Judge Rules
• $725M Liquid Nails Deal Would Harm Market, FTC Tells Judge
• US Sets Tariff Rate Quotas For Sugar, Syrups
• 12 Democratic AGs Challenge Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal
• NY Nonprofits Want ICE Docs On Courthouse Arrest Policies
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Trump Admin. Cuts ESA 'Harm' Definition, Groups Vow Fight
• States' Stopgap Suit Aims To Shield K-12 Mental Health Grants
• Crypto Firms Urge CFTC To Tailor Rules, CME Urges Caution
• Kalshi's Contracts 'Sound Like A Bet,' 9th Circ. Judge Says
• Ga. Sheriff Says Call Rate Cap Waiver Needed For Rural Jails
• Amazon Deal Would Let Casino App Users Pursue Developers
• House Duo Push Agencies To Tackle AI-Related Election Risks
• Hospitals, Housing Targeted In 2026 As Fed Antitrust Wanes
• Top 5 Enviro Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Esco Bar Maker, FDA End Vape Suit Without Prejudice
• Chemours Says NC Resident's PFAS 'Equity Action' Must Fail
• Groups Say Verizon's Defense Of Spectrum Deal Falls Short
• Del. Justices Nix $16M Fee Award In SpaceX Investment Fight
• 5th Circ. Backs Block On Texas Dream Act Defense
• Tulsa DA Tells 10th Circ. He Can Try Indians On Creek Land
• MassDOT, Contractors Ignored Environmental Rules, AG Says
• Judge Shields Anti-Abortion Groups From New Mich. Bias Law
• CFPB, Union Seek Pause On Review Of Layoff Plan
• Full 5th Circ. To Reconsider 90-Day Bond Hearing Limit
• Kalshi Fights 'Extraordinary' Bid To Halt Wash. Operations
• DOJ Appeals Order Shielding Trans Youth Medical Records
• 4 Benefits Policy Issues To Watch In 2026's 2nd Half
• Judge Says GEO, Not ICE, Controls Detention Center Access
• Top 6 Immigration Policies To Track In The Latter Half Of 2026
• Judge Tosses Free Speech Suit Against Flint City Council
• Calif. Judge Blocks Grant Conditions Over DEI, Immigration
• 7th Circ. Revives BIPA Suit Over Virtual Try-On Tool
• FCC Floats $200K In Fines Over 'Covered List' Probes
• Over 2,600 Attys, Professionals Urge Blocking Blanche As AG
• What To Know About New US Atty For Texas' Southern District
• Iran War Has 'Severely Disrupted' Fertilizer Trade, WTO Says
• White House Accuses Dems Of Sitting On SEC, CFTC Noms
• Mass. Pot Repeal Measure Faces Signature Integrity Challenge
• US-Canada Stalemate Expected To Hold Amid USMCA Review
• Estate Says Scant Record Sinks IRS' $3.8M Win In Tax Row
• 4 Takeaways From Probe Of Feb. 2025 Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco
• 8th Circ. Says SD Tribe Waited Too Long On School Debt Fight
• How New FERC Orders Are Prepping Grid For Large Loads
• Housing Bill Becomes Law Without Trump's Backing
• Conservative Investors Ask To Drop Airbnb Investor Suit
• DC Circ. Says It Won't Block FCC OK Of Nexstar-Tegna Deal
• 2nd Circ. Won't Halt Payout Of Trump's $5M To E. Jean Carroll
• State Of 2026 Energy Dealmaking: Midyear Report
• FCC, IHeart Reach Deal Over 'Showola' Investigation
• Judge Skeptical On Restraining Order In Affirming Care Case
• Exxon, Chevron Can't Exit Climate Suit Over Wash. Heat Death
• 7th Circ. Upholds Ill. Ban On AR-15s, High-Capacity Magazines
• Judge Urged To Deny Transfer Of SpaceX Land-Swap Suit
• FCC Doesn't Need New Tools To Curb Robocalls, Org. Says
• FCC Puts Voice Provider On Robocall Compliance Plan
• Minn. Says Social Media Giants Are Emulating Big Tobacco
• Biggest NCAA Issues To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• 6 Questions For NGSO Satellite Advocate David Redl
• Feds Say Justices' Ruling Can Affect ICE Profiling Suit
• Mass. Justices Affirm Posttrial Forensic Exam Of Cellphones
• EPA Floats Compliance Changes To Truck Emission Regs
• DOJ Joins Another Suit Aimed At Calif. Emissions Rules
• Orbital Data Centers Pose Environmental Risks, FCC Warned
• Transportation Cases To Watch: Midyear Report 2026
• Conn. Justices Back Dem Leader's Ballot Fraud Conviction
• 3rd Circ. Unsure DHS Can Deny Virtual Access For Detainees
• Photographers Group Rebuts Judiciary On Court Cameras
• SEC's Atkins Says Proxy Season Disproved 'Dire Predictions'
• Pa. Pot Convict Says Gun Carry Ban Violates 2nd Amendment
• CFTC Puts CME's 24/7 Crude Oil Contract Trading On Ice
• Okla. Tax Officials Say McGirt Can't Upend Osage Ruling
• 5th Circ. Backs Cops In Texas Detainee Death Suit
• Immigration Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2026
• FDA Moves Leave Peptides In A Legal Gray Zone
• Senate Panel To Weigh 5 ITC Commissioner Picks
• NHTSA Says AVs Must Stop Interfering With First Responders
• 3 Top CGL Rulings From The First Half Of 2026
• Wash. Justices Nix Live-In Caregiver Wage Exemption
• Full 7th Circ. To Hear Fla. Gender Care Suit, Drawing Dissent
• Woodward Running DOJ Antitrust Division Alarms Observers
• Mass. Voters To Decide Future Of Retail Cannabis Legalization
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Bias Claims Against Kansas Judge
• Grassley Claims Smith's Team Mishandled Classified Docs
• Actavis Can't Escape State AG Generic Drug Claims
• Austria's Bank VAT Break Was State Aid, EU Top Court Says
• Bass Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What Consent Decree Trends Mean For Deal Clearances
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Squire Patton Adds Atty From House Epstein, Trump Probes
• Calif. Tribe Says Immunity Bars Challenge Over Village Site
• Ga. Sheriff, Jail Commander Freed From Book Policy Suit
• How Reincorporating In Texas May Alter Earnout Disputes
• WTO, IMF, World Bank, IEA Cite Uneven Iran War Toll
• What To Know If DOL Raises Overtime Salary Floor
• The Most Talked-About Supreme Court Decisions Of 2026
• Citi Should Be Shrinking, Not Shopping, Sen. Warren Says
• 2nd Circ. Says Salvadoran Prison Conditions Were Overlooked
• Jazz Patent Suit Over Xyrem Survives Dismissal In NJ
• NY Kalshi Ruling Should Inform Conn. Cases, AG Says
• FCC Says OK To New Foreign Investors In IHeart Radio
• Miami Herald Beats $885M Suit For Reporting Bribery Scandal
• Top 5 Immigration Court Rulings Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Snack Cos. Say DOJ Deal Demands Price-Fix Verdict Revisit
• Comcast Says Power Co. Still Flouts FCC Pole Upgrade Order
• Former DOE Worker Avoids Prison For Bribery Scheme
• Costco Sued Over Reports Of Heavy Metals In Protein Powder
• 3rd Circ. Wonders If Pipeline Approval Passed CWA Muster
• Split 3rd Circ. Revives UPMC Doc's Suit Over Anti-DEI Article
• EU's Top Court Rules Out Joint VAT Liability In Greek Case
• Structuring Space Nuclear Deals For Regulatory Risk
• USTelecom Backs AT&T Bid To Escape Calif. Carrier Rules
• FCC Using AI To Modernize Operations, Says Top Legal Aide
• DHS Says Tribe Has No Veto Over Arizona Border Wall
• States Warn SEC Of Semiannual Reporting Fraud Concerns
• Trump's $5M Loss Ordered To Be Paid Out To E. Jean Carroll
• CFPB Calls For Input On Mortgage Rule Changes To Cut Costs
• Colo. County's Mill Increases Unconstitutional, Court Told
• Ill. Feds Fight Discovery, But Not Fees, In ICE Protest Case
• Aussies Seek Input On 30% Min. Tax For Discretionary Trusts
• Energy Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Immigration Board Rejects Asylum Tied To Conscription
• Trump Threatens To Cut Spanish Relations Over Defense Rift
• PBMs Fight Bid To Add Pharmacy Group To Price-Fixing Suit
• FCC Cuts Space License Backlog In Half, Bureau Chief Says
• NY Fights H-2A Farmworker's Bid To Block Union Contract
• Proof, Not Just Timing, Will Decide Clean Energy Credits
• Trump's Ex-Labor Secretary Talks New PAC, Legacy
• Coordinating Life Sciences IP Strategies In The US And EU
• Ga. Watchdog Seeks Dismissal Of Judicial Candidates' Suit
• ABA Seeks Trump Docs In Suit Alleging Law Firm Intimidation
• Ga. Judge Rejects UPS Plaintiff's Bid To Force Recusal
• Judge Limits Wayne County Surplus Property Tax Settlements
• EU Parliament Approves Mexico Trade Agreement
• Trump's SDNY Pick Steps In As Clayton Focuses On DC
• Nadine Menendez Loses Bid To Delay Prison For Surgery
• Guantánamo Detentions Within Removal Authority, Gov't Says
• Another OFAC Official Joins Akin's DC Practice
• NC Treasurer Can Now Tap Private Attys To Rep Pension Plans
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-CFTC Chief Counsel From Willkie Farr
• Texas Business Court Rulings Show Deal Terms Paramount
• California Judge Says Tribe Can't Stop Wild Horse Roundup
• Boston Jumps Into Social Media Addiction MDL
• NC Will Tax Prediction Markets, Nix Break For Data Centers
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• EU Duty On Indonesian Fatty Acids Too High, WTO Says
• Vax Skeptics Push To Advance Publisher Boycott Claims
• IRS Targets Certain Annuity Trusts As Potential Tax Shelters
• Greenberg Traurig Hires Former Commerce Dept. Deputy
• Ore. Court Denies Tax Break For Church Leader's Home
• 4 Colorado Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2026
• DOJ's 2020 Fulton County Election Staff Subpoena Quashed
• Immigration Policy Marked By Uncertainty So Far In 2026
• Kalshi Says Federal Law Bars Wash. 'Gambling' Clampdown
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2026: Midyear Report
• Baltimore County Defends Bid For Bridge Economic Losses
• US Illegally Sharing Asylum Seekers' Info With Iran, Suit Says
• Connecticut And New Haven Deny Interfering With ICE Agents
• AT&T Asks FCC To Retire Copper Lines In 600 More Places
• Trump Seeks High Court Rehearing In Carroll Case
• FTC Warns 7 Retailers About Unqualified 'U.S. Origin' Claims
• Sony Bank's Crypto Charter Bid Clears 1st OCC Hurdle
• States Sue Again Over New Limits On Homeless Housing Aid
• 9th Circ. Appears Icy Toward Calif. Captive Meeting Law
• 5th Circ. Says Gov't May Be Liable For Steward's Truck Hit
• Fla. Hospital Says Lilly's 340B Data Requirement Is Onerous
• Feds Say Delay Undercuts Bid To Halt Mojave Mine Restart
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 5 Midyear White Collar Trends To Watch
• DC Circ. Backs Tax Bribery Convictions Despite Jury Error
• NC Gov. Signs Delayed Budget Gutting Civil Legal Aid Grants
• Consumer Says Graco, Newell Owe Tariff Refunds
• Dem Sens. Probe CEOs On Trump-IRS Settlement Immunity
• Exxon Seeks $324M Judgment In Dispute On Qatar Deal Tax
• NYC Hits Walgreens, 3 Others With $2.3M In Wage Fines
• DHS Says Warrantless Entry Challengers Lack Injury
• 11th Circ. Upholds Block of Fla. 'Stop WOKE' Law
• Data Co. Not Covered In Meta Glasses Privacy Suit, Court Told
• Trademark Law As A Tool To Bolster NIL Rights Against AI
• CFPB Eyes Credit-Card Late Fees For Possible Rulemaking
• Feds Push 3rd Circ. To Restore ACA Birth Control Exemptions
• NJ Union Loses Appeal In Insurance Opt-Out Arbitration Row
• USPTO To Set Up Outreach Centers At Ga., Ala. HBCUs
• Women's Law Group Asks FCC To Ditch Plan For 'The View'
• 5th Circ. Again Nixes Challenge To La. 340B Drug Delivery Law
• House Dems Push To Ban Judges From Prediction Markets
• What Ex-CFPB Head's Calif. Role May Foretell For Oversight
• NJ Panel Backs Atty's Trimmed Government Pension Credits
• Why SEC Climate Rule Rescission Wouldn't End Disclosure
• Consultant Says FARA Verdict Should Be Erased
• Kansas Tribe Looks To Block Lottery Sales On Its Reservation
• IOC Lets Russia Back Into Olympics Over Ukrainian Protests
• Legal Tech Co. Drops Suit After Anthropic Embargo Is Lifted
• New Colo. Retainage Bonds Shift Construction Power Balance
• Justices Stand On Statutory Specifics In Cisco And Landor
• 10th Circ. Revives Voter Intimidation Suit Over Canvassing
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