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Subject: Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
Date: "Cue, 16 Jan 2018 09:51:00 -=0000
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PUBLIC POLICY
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Law360
TOP NEWS
Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
Law360 congratulates the winners of its 2017 Practice Group of the Year
awards, which honor the law firms behind the litigation wins and major deals
that resonated throughout the legal industry in the past year. Read more »
The Firms That Dominated In 2017
Law360's Firms of the Year rose above the competition with a combined 24
Practice Group of the Year awards after helping their clients win game-
changing judgments and close record-breaking deals in 2017. Here's a closer
look at how they landed at the top. Read more »
Analysis
Ex-US Attys Say Justice Best Served By Diverse Group
Former U.S. attorneys interviewed by Law360 said that having a diverse
group of people in the job does more than contribute to positive perceptions
of the Department of Justice: it can build bridges, prevent abuse and help
DOJ leadership make better decisions. Read more »
Gov't Must Pay Halted ACA Funds, Insurer Says
The Trump administration indisputably flouted the Affordable Care Act by
cutting off millions of dollars in reimbursement for reduced copays and
deductibles, a nonprofit health insurer told the U.S. Court of Federal Claims
on Friday. Read more »
No Major Changes Needed For Tax Bill, Speaker Ryan Says
House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., acknowledged in an interview that aired
Friday that Congress likely will need to make technical corrections to the $1.5
trillion tax bill passed by Congress at the end of last year but added that any
changes made likely would be small. Read more »
Trump Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver But Wants Deal Remade
President Donald Trump has again extended a sanctions waiver granted to
Iran under the 2015 nuclear deal, saying Friday it's the final time he will do so
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