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EPA Repeals 2024 Power Plant Carbon Rules, Proposes Full Emissions Rollback
EPA repealed most 2024 carbon pollution standards for power plants on Sept. 14, 2026, proposing full rollback with major legal implications.
EPA Faces D.C. Court Oral Arguments on PFAS Drinking Water Rules
EPA's PFAS drinking water rules face oral arguments in D.C. Circuit, impacting corporate compliance and environmental legal frameworks.
Federal Court Blocks New Mexico’s PFAS Product Labeling Law
A federal judge has halted New Mexico’s new PFAS product labeling rule pending further legal review, impacting environmental compliance and manufacturers.
Massachusetts Requires Data Centers to Secure Community Benefits for Permits
Massachusetts mandates large data centers obtain community benefits agreements before state permits to protect local communities and the environment.
West Virginia Sues Pennsylvania Over Hidden Energy Bill Fees
West Virginia files lawsuit against Pennsylvania's energy laws limiting alternative energy credits, challenging utility billing practices and regulatory fairness.
Judge Rejects Google Ad Tech Breakup, Imposes Behavioral Remedies
Judge Leonie Brinkema rules against breaking up Google's ad tech monopoly, opting for behavioral remedies and monitoring instead.
FTC Publishes Price Transparency FAQs to Guide Auto Dealers
The FTC released FAQs clarifying auto dealers' price transparency obligations, following prior enforcement actions, aiding compliance efforts.
Fifth Circuit Rules Embedding Online Content Isn't Copyright Infringement
The Fifth Circuit's 2026 ruling clarifies that embedding online content doesn't violate copyright, setting a key legal precedent for digital content use.
SEC and FDA Sign MOU to Sharpen Oversight on Food, Drug Disclosures
SEC and FDA signed a three-year MOU to share data and boost enforcement on food and drug product disclosures, impacting corporate compliance.
Senate Banking Committee to Vote on Brian Johnson for CFPB Director
Senate Banking Committee will vote on Brian Johnson's nomination for CFPB Director, impacting financial regulatory enforcement and consumer protection priorities.
Delaware Tightens Data Breach Rules: Faster AG Notice, Narrower Safe Harbors
Delaware's new law requires faster breach reporting to the Attorney General and narrows GLBA and HIPAA safe harbors, affecting data compliance for financial and healthcare sectors.
FTC Launches New Program for Industry Input on Consumer Protection Rules
The FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection starts a formal process for industry to raise concerns on proposed rules, aiding legal compliance advice.
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Rejects One-Sided Arbitration Clauses
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that arbitration clauses granting one party 'sole discretion' are unenforceable under Louisiana law, affecting contract drafting.
NLRB GC Issues Memo 26-04 Clarifying Employer Duties and Enforcement
NLRB General Counsel Crystal Carey issued GC Memo 26-04 in August 2026 clarifying employer obligations and enforcement priorities under labor law.
Seventh Circuit: Delay in Litigation Can Waive Arbitration Rights
The Seventh Circuit rules that delayed litigation can waive arbitration rights despite no-waiver contract clauses, impacting dispute resolution strategies.
FINRA Launches Internal Reviews on AI Use by Financial Professionals
FINRA starts internal reviews on AI use by associated persons, signaling tighter regulatory focus on AI governance in finance.
FCC Proposes Major TCPA Rule Changes on Texting and Consent Revocation
The FCC's new NPRM proposes modernizing TCPA rules on two-way texting, consent revocation, and affiliate liability, impacting business marketing compliance.
Ninth Circuit Blocks FinCEN’s Southwest Border Geographic Targeting Order
The Ninth Circuit halted FinCEN's Southwest Border GTO, affecting MSBs' AML reporting from March-Sept 2026.
Dompe US Inc. to pay $32M over illegal co-pay subsidy scheme
Dompe US settles False Claims Act allegations with $32 million payment for unlawful co-pay subsidies to Medicare beneficiaries.
Mortgage Bankers Association Sues New Jersey Over Disparate Impact Rule
Mortgage Bankers Association sues New Jersey challenging its new disparate impact regulation, with broad implications for lending discrimination law and compliance.