Proposed legislation that would clarify the Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980 (DIDMCA) is important to the health of the dual banking system, Kathleen Kraninger, President and CEO of the Florida Bankers Association, told the House Financial
Oregon OSHA Proposes New Workplace Violence Prevention Rule for Healthcare Employees
OSHA has proposed a new rule, OAR 437-002-0150, to implement the workplace violence prevention requirements of Senate Bill 537, enacted in 2025. The proposal would create a dedicated OSHA standard for healthcare employers, placing Oregon alongside California, Washington, Minnesota, Virginia,
Four E. coli Cases Tied to Dungeness Valley Creamery Raw Milk. No Recall. No Headlines.
Washington named the Sequim dairy on a web page on July 2. Two months later, not one news outlet has written a word. It is the dairy’s fourth outbreak since 2009. Its milk has been pulled from shelves six times
Oregon's Extended Producer Responsibility Law Upheld Following Constitutional Challenges in <i>National Ass'n of Wholesale Distributers v. Feldon</I>
The first federal lawsuit addressing the constitutionality of a state extended producer responsibility (EPR) law has concluded in a decision upholding Oregon’s Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act (RMA). Following a five-day bench trial, the court rejected industry challenges alleging
New York to Consider Whether to Opt Out of Federal Interest Rate Exportation Under DIDMCA
On August 26, New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie introduced Senate Bill S10688, legislation that would enact an express “opt out” from key provisions of the Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980 (DIDMCA), purporting to impose
House Financial Services Committee to Consider H.R. 7866 and the Intended Scope of DIDMCA’s Opt-Out Provision
Hearing will focus on whether Section 525 permits an opt-out state to regulate loans made by out-of-state state banks
On Wednesday, September 2, the House Financial Services Committee will hold a hearing entitled “Strengthening the American Economy: Promoting Growth, Opportunity,
Oregon Cannabis Roundup: Fall 2026
It’s been a while since we wrote a round-up post on Oregon cannabis. Here are some items of note, as we head into the fall. Gather ‘round!
Proposed THC cap and packaging requirements
On August 19th, the Oregon Capital Chronicle
Banning Political Prediction Markets Would Be Unconstitutional
This article was originally published in Bloomberg Law and is republished here with permission as it originally appeared on August 21, 2026.
Prediction market trades on election-related matters have become one of the most closely tracked gauges of political life
Oregon State Court Civil Discovery: No Interrogatories, No Routine Expert Reports. Litigate Accordingly.
Oregon Civil Discovery: No Interrogatories, No Routine Expert Reports. Litigate Accordingly.
Some of the most expensive mistakes in Oregon civil litigation are made in the first sixty days, and good lawyers make them by waiting. They wait for initial disclosures
Update on Cybersecurity Label Administrators
The FCC’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (Bureau) announced the conditional approval of two additional Cybersecurity Label Administrators (CLAs) for the FCC’s voluntary cybersecurity labeling program for consumer wireless Internet of Things (IoT) products (U.S. Cyber Trust Mark Program).