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Burger King Explains Net Neutrality Better Than A Million Tech Journal Articles Above The Law
Trump Ordered Mueller Fired, But Backed Off When White House Counsel Threatened To Qui How Appealing
Apple Invites Hospitals To Beta Test Personal Health Record For iPhone MedCity News
Fundamentals Be Damned! Cryptos Are Doomed! Dealbreaker
California Says Goodbye To Its Last Nuclear Power Plant. What Will Replace It?
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Last week, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued a momentous final decision to close the state’s last nuclear power plant, Diablo Canyon. This outcome represents the culmination of over a year of effort initiated by Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) in 2016. When PG&E first brought this to the commission, they called for the… Keep reading →
CEO’s Whistleblower Claims “Rest On Feet Of Clay”: Seventh Circuit Affirms Dismissal Of SOX And Dodd-Frank Case
By Michael Disotell & Renee Phillips | Orrick - Global Employment Law Group
Earlier this month, the Seventh Circuit affirmed dismissal of a CEO’s whistleblower retaliation claims in a decision that should provide corporate defendants ammunition to fight SOX and Dodd-Frank whistleblower cases going forward.
Neil Gorsuch Don’t Write Good Above The Law
Court Clears Man Who Waited 7 Years For Trial On Pot Charges How Appealing
The Continuing CRISPR Patent Battle: The Broad Institute Loses A Key European Patent MedCity News
Elon Musk At The Movies: The Commuter Dealbreaker
How Can Saudi Arabia And Egypt Help Confront Toxic Ideologies?
By Joseph Braude and Samuel Tadros
Two experts discuss how Washington can use its warming relations with Cairo and Riyadh to foster soft-power reform campaigns. On January 18, Joseph Braude and Samuel Tadros addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Braude is an advisor to Al-Mesbar Studies and Research Center and a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. Tadros… Keep reading →
Texas Taking The Lead In State Cryptocurrency Enforcement
By Michael Laussade | Jackson Walker
While the SEC has worked over the last several months to provide meaningful guidance around the offer and sale of digital tokens, state securities regulators have now begun to take action, with Texas leading the way.
Federal Judge Dissed In Oscar-Nominated Feature Film Above The Law
Satanic Temple Member Fights Missouri Abortion Restrictions How Appealing
Microsoft Is Discontinuing HealthVault Insights Apps “Research Project” MedCity News
America Suddenly Great Again Thanks To Brutal Crackdown On Residential Washing Machine Imports Dealbreaker
The past week or so we’ve talked a lot about how natural gas and oil help Americans power past the impossible – meeting the challenges of today and building a path to a better future. See API’s 2018 annual report, check out our keynote video and listen to API President and CEO Jack Gerard’s State of American Energy remarks. All point… Keep reading →
FERC Remains Open During Government Shutdown—For Now
By Jeffrey Janicke | McCarter & English, LLP
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is still up and running despite the shutdown affecting most of the federal government.
