Bullivant Houser Bailey的动态

Please read this very well-written analysis by my former colleague John Lowell, who is also Past President of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries. Hope you feel moved enough to write your Congressmen with your opinion / objection. https://lnkd.in/esRqP8jX

Check out the latest edition of the #RCRCBarbedWire newsletter, now available! Your source for legislative & regulatory news impacting California's #ruralcounties. Read here: https://conta.cc/4ekZcjk

Check out the latest edition of the #RCRCBarbedWire newsletter, now available! Your source for legislative & regulatory news impacting California's #ruralcounties. Read here: https://conta.cc/3TrltU9

In our fourth CLE Relay session on June 14, join our London Office Managing Partner Christine Braamskamp and Congressional Investigations Chair Emily Loeb as they discuss how to navigate government scrutiny from regulators and legislatures worldwide. The session will provide guidance on what to do when hearing from a legislature or a regulator and provide tips on proactive best practices. Learn more and register: https://brnw.ch/21wKCqh #Legislature #Regulator #CLE

At the close of its most recent term, the Supreme Court issued a flurry of decisions sharply limiting government agencies' ability to implement the law – including commonsense measures that protect our environment and public health. These decisions reveal a Court unwilling to trust its co-equal branches of government – and eager to make unprecedented expansions of its own power. Learn more about how the Court’s recent decisions will have far-reaching consequences for our government and our planet at the?? https://bit.ly/4djKQyx ?? Joanne Spalding and Sanjay Narayan

The Administrative Review Tribunal’s new practices, powers and procedures are intended to deliver an accountable, transparent and unified system of federal merits review, while preserving key powers and mechanisms for procedural fairness. See some key takeaways in our article here https://ow.ly/ntyE50TZZgr By: Kent Teague, Kate Ervin and Hannah Anderson

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Lots of regulatory activity, and gearing up for the new Session. Here is the link to the Micheli Minute posted on Capitol Weekly's website: https://lnkd.in/gnksaZ2i

?? Did you know? An Executive Order is a directive issued by the President of the United States to manage operations of the federal government. ???? These orders have the force of law and are used for various purposes, such as implementing or enforcing laws, addressing urgent issues, managing federal operations, and advancing policy agendas. Executive orders can be controversial because they allow the President to act without Congress's approval, potentially upsetting the balance of power. However, if Congress disagrees with an executive order, it has several options: passing legislation to override it, challenging it in court, restricting funding, or holding hearings to investigate its impact. These measures ensure that executive power remains checked and balanced. Understanding executive orders helps us see how the executive branch can influence policy quickly and decisively—and how Congress can respond. Know your power! ??? #ExecutiveOrder #Civics101 #TheFUNManifesto

101 on § 101 with "well-settled indicators of abstractness"?from the Federal Circuit Click here to read a summary by Don Zhe Nan Wang and Jeannine Sano of the latest precedential opinion on patent-eligibility:?https://lnkd.in/gAZT8WBf #PatentLaw