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Rulemaking
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International Trade Insights
New FMC Proposal Would Make It Easier for Industry to Shape Maritime Regulations
By Julie Maurer, Benjamin Nashed, Serena Tang
The Federal Maritime Commission’s May 13, 2026, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking would significantly revise and modernize its rulemaking procedures by simplifying existing requirements, aligning with current eRulemaking practices, and expanding…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Who Really Shapes SEC Rules?
By Chuck Downing, Gabriel Pündrich, Gabriel Voelcker
When the Securities and Exchange Commission proposes a new rule, it follows a “notice-and-comment” process. It first discloses the proposed changes, then it invites constituents to write comment letters addressing…
Cannabis Law Blog
“Final” Draft CRA Rules Are Published
NOTE: After the publication of this post, Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency announced that it will have a second public hearing and comment period before finalizing its draft rules and sending…
C | M | Law Library Blog
Track Ohio Rules with RuleWatch Ohio
Ohio’s administrative rules – which eventually get codified into the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) – change rapidly. If you’re working in or interested in an area of law that’s heavily…
Beyond Telecom Law Blog
Unpacking the Commission’s Priorities for 2026
By Communications and Technology Practice Group
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr has been leading the agency for just over a year. Keller and Heckman’s Communications and Technology Practice has been monitoring key actions taken by…
Texas Appellate Counsel
E161 | Permissive Appeals, SCAC, and the Reality of Texas Rulemaking | Rich Phillips
In this episode, we examine Texas’s permissive appeals statute and the rulemaking process that shapes how it operates in practice. To guide the discussion, hosts Todd Smith and Jody Sanders…
E2 Law Blog
When an Agency’s Rationale Isn’t the Real Reason
All environmental practitioners have encountered situations in which they have been convinced that an executive agency is making a decision—a rulemaking, a permit grant or denial, a remedy selection—based on…
Regulatory Oversight
Update on New Jersey’s Proposed Privacy Regulations
By Matthew Berns, Angelo A. Stio III
Key point: With a new governor taking office in New Jersey later this month, the fate of rules proposed last year to implement the New Jersey Data Privacy Act (NJDPA)…
Joe Raczynski | Technologist
Blockchain Association Policy Summit 2025: Rulemaking and the Road Ahead
Blockchain Association Policy Summit 2025, Washington, DC: When Jake Chervinsky, Chief Legal Officer at Variant, opened the panel “Rulemaking and the Road Ahead,” he set the tone with characteristic candor. “A year…
Product Perspective: Complex Tort & Product Law
Minnesota’s PFAS Regulation Rejected by Judge
By Chelsea Gaudin Favret, Rachel Paulus, Dominique Savinelli
In a significant development concerning Minnesota’s environmental regulations, an administrative court rejected the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s (MPCA) proposed rule on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) reporting and associated fees.1…