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• June 11, 2025

  Fed. Circ. Says VA Worker Must Submit To Random Drug Tests

  The Federal Circuit has upheld an arbitration decision requiring a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs employee, allegedly caught using marijuana on the job, to release her medical records and submit to random drug testing as part of a slate of conditions for her to return to work, finding the arbitrator's award acceptable.

• June 11, 2025

  Senate Panel Vets Trump FAA Pick's Aviation Safety Priorities

  President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration pledged Wednesday to prioritize air traffic control upgrades, bolster staffing and reinvigorate safety programs, but deflected Democrats' repeated demands that he promise to preserve a 1,500-hour pilot training rule.

• June 11, 2025

  SEC Asks To Pause CAT Suit As It Weighs Audit Trail Rework

  The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission called Wednesday for the temporary suspension of a class action lawsuit accusing it of illegally collecting the private information of millions of American investors, arguing that potential changes to the way that its market surveillance tool operates could moot the case.

• June 11, 2025

  Audible Can't Close Book On Audiobook Monopoly Suit

  Audible must face a romance novelist's proposed class action alleging the Amazon-owned retailer monopolizes the audiobook market by trapping authors in unlawful exclusivity agreements to prevent their books from appearing on rival platforms while charging the authors supracompetitive distribution fees, a New York federal judge ruled Wednesday.

• June 11, 2025

  CFPB's Fee Brief May Be Gone But Not Forgotten, Judge Says

  A Seattle federal judge has allowed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to pull back its Biden-era amicus support for a consumer fee class action against Nationstar Mortgage, but she said she may still take the agency's prior legal arguments into account.

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