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  1. Securities Law Prof Blog

    D.C. Circuit Faults SEC Rulemaking Process Once Again

    By Securites Lawprof

    The D.C. Circuit continues its practice of carefully reviewing the SEC rulemaking process and remanding rules when it finds the process deficient, particularly when the SEC has not, in its…

  2. OSHA Law Blog

    OSHA’s Regulatory Agenda Picking Up Steam

    By Bradford T. Hammock

    After issuing a flurry of new enforcement initiatives earlier in the year, such as the Severe Violator Enforcement Program and its memorandum administratively increasing civil penalties, OSHA seems to have shifted its…

  3. LawSites

    Site offers Better Access to Federal Rulemaking

    By Robert Ambrogi

    For any lawyer who follows or participates in federal rulemaking, the U.S. government's launch a few years ago of Regulations.gov was a great leap forward. Finally, from a single site,…

  4. Crunched Credit

    Congress Kicks the Can Down the Road

    By Rick Jones

    Do you have any idea how often each of the House and Senate reform bills proposes to solve an intractably complex problem by simply asking the regulators to come up…

  5. EvidenceProf Blog

    Your Expert(‘s) Advide: District Of Puerto Rico Finds No Expert Disclosure Problem In Bed Burning Case

    By Colin Miller

    Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(a)(2) requires the proponent of expert testimony to disclose the witness' identity, along with a written report that contains, among other things, a “complete statement of…

  6. Broadcast Law Blog

    Comments Regarding Possible Revisions to FCC’s Emergency Alert System (EAS) Rules due May 17

    By Brendan Holland

    With the recent April 15th publication of an FCC Public Notice in the Federal Register, the due date for Comments regarding possible revisions to the FCC's Emergency Alert System (EAS) rules…

  7. OSHA Law Blog

    OSHA: A Review of 2009

    By Bradford T. Hammock

    In 2009, OSHA emerged from the regulatory and enforcement shell that had shrouded it during the eight years of the Bush Administration. Once confirmed, Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis announced that a…

  8. Labor Law Prof Blog

    EEOC Listening Sessions on ADA Amendments

    By Workplace Prof

    The EEOC is holding listening sessions on its proposed rules interpreting the ADA Amendments Act.   BNA's Daily Labor Report (subscription required) has a story on the first session. As is…

  9. World of Employment

    Oregon BOLI Files Multiple Proposed Rule Changes

    By Dennis Westlind

    The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries has filed several proposed rules pertaining to labor and employment law, and is inviting public comment.  Click on the title of each to…

  10. Securities Law Prof Blog

    D.C. Circuit Remands SEC Fixed Indexed Annuity Rule for Further Consideration

    By Securites Lawprof

    The D.C. Circuit continues its practice of being tough on the SEC's compliance with the requirements for federal rulemaking .  Yesterday the Circuit remanded to the agency the SEC's controversial rule 151A that…