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• March 10, 2026

  EPA Looks To Rescind Biden Era Rule On Tribal Water Rights

  A North Dakota federal judge is letting red states' lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over a tribal water rights rule remain on hold for now after the EPA said it will begin new rulemaking procedures to rescind the original rule made under the Biden administration.

• March 10, 2026

  Grill Co. Failed To Warn Of Brush Risk, Class Action Says

  Grill maker Weber failed to warn U.S. consumers that metal bristles could detach from its grill brushes and cause internal injuries, according to a proposed class action in Illinois federal court that follows a recall of more than 3 million brushes.

• March 10, 2026

  NC Judge Rebuffs Perdue's DOL Whistleblower Challenge

  Perdue Farms Inc. lost its case challenging the constitutionality of the U.S. Department of Labor's administrative proceedings for whistleblower complaints after a North Carolina federal judge found such proceedings don't flout Perdue's Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial.

• March 10, 2026

  Calif. Woman Sues Pet Food Co. Over Synthetic Preservatives

  A San Diego woman is suing the makers of Instinct Pet Foods in California federal court, alleging its products are falsely advertised as having no artificial preservatives because they contain synthetic citric acid and tocopherols.

• March 10, 2026

  Lessons From Justices' Split On Major Questions Doctrine

  The justices' varied opinions in Learning Resources v. Trump, which held the International Emergency Economy Powers Act did not confer the power to impose tariffs, offer a meaningful window into the U.S. Supreme Court's perspective on the major questions doctrine that will likely shape lower courts' approach to executive action challenges, say attorneys at Venable.

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