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AG Jackson sues federal agencies over Medicaid rule threatening coverage for cancer patients
Attorney General Jeff Jackson has sued the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over a new federal rule his office […]
Oregon sues, says Trump transgender order requires it to discriminate
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Jan. 13 over grant funding conditions the state says require it to agree to discriminate against […]
4th Circuit: Fireworks distributor’s lawsuit against CPSC dismissed
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a federal District Court’s dismissal of Jake's Fireworks Inc.’s complaint against the Consumer Products Safety Commission over its warning notices.
4th Circuit: Legislation preempts county’s inconsistent definition
Where the North Carolina General Assembly enacted legislation providing that certain definitions of the state Building Code Council preempt any inconsistent county definitions, the Building Code Council’s definition of “building” […]
Lawyers weigh effects of Title IX revisions
By Pat Murphy | [email protected] Attorneys representing colleges and universities face the prospect of shelving summer vacation plans to ensure that their clients comply with the reams of Title IX […]
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