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• February 16, 2025

  Trump Admin Asks Justices To OK Special Counsel Firing

  The Trump administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow the president's firing of the top government ethics watchdog to move forward, arguing a Washington, D.C., federal judge unlawfully seized executive power when she issued an order temporarily reinstating the official pending a legal challenge.

• February 15, 2025

  Real Estate Recap: Practice Pivot, Tariff Tax, Lennar's Lawyers

  Catch up on this past week's key developments by state from Law360 Real Estate Authority — including the latest shifts in real estate law practice, a Big Law leader's predictions for a looming tariff "tax" debate, and a look at the legal talent behind homebuilder Lennar Corp.'s $5.8 billion spinoff.

• February 14, 2025

  Loper Bright Doesn't Sink ESG Rule, Texas Judge Says

  A Texas federal judge again upheld a Biden-era rule allowing retirement fiduciaries to consider issues like climate change and social justice when choosing investments, ruling that the rule was still valid despite the U.S. Supreme Court doing away with a decades-long approach to interpreting statutes.

• February 14, 2025

  Feds Seek Stay Of States' Methane Suit, Citing Trump Order

  The federal government has requested a pause on North Dakota and other states' challenge to a Bureau of Land Management methane waste rule, saying a stay is appropriate because the rule is under review following President Donald Trump's "Unleashing American Energy" executive order.

• February 14, 2025

  Demise Of Humphrey's Executor Could Sow Chaos At FERC

  The Trump administration's quest to expand the president's firing authority over members of independent agencies paints a target on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that would create instability within the energy industry if at-will removal of commissioners becomes a reality.

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