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• April 22, 2026

  Why Prediction Platform Probes Merit Strategic Responses

  As the battle over the regulation of prediction markets is being waged between states and the federal government, investigations into insider trading allegations are increasingly originating from inside the exchanges themselves, creating obvious risks for market participants — as well as opportunities, say attorneys at Kobre & Kim.

• April 22, 2026

  Chevron Gets Steel Firm's NJ Soil Cleanup Suit Pared Down

  A New Jersey federal judge tossed contract claims from a Maryland-based steel company accusing Chevron USA Inc. of failing to clean up pesticide contamination at a New Jersey industrial site, while allowing environmental and indemnity counts to proceed.

• April 22, 2026

  Oklahoma Sports Betting Bill Wins Thunder, Tribal Backing

  Two Republican lawmakers in Oklahoma have amended a version of a bill to legalize sports betting in the state with the backing of the Oklahoma City Thunder that will allow wagers to be placed through platforms operated in partnership with the state's tribal nations.

• April 22, 2026

  Retailers Ready To Fight FCC Over Call Center 'Onshoring'

  Large retail chains aren't happy with the Federal Communications Commission's plan to "onshore" customer service call centers, saying that even though it's geared toward communications companies, the proposal risks being foisted onto retailers as well.

• April 22, 2026

  Permit Vacated For W.Va. Surface Mine Valley Fills

  A West Virginia federal judge has vacated the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Clean Water Act permit for four valley fills at an Alpha Metallurgical Resources surface coal mine, ruling that the Corps needed to independently evaluate water quality impacts after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency raised concerns.

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