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West Virginia Files Constitutional Challenge To In-State Renewable Energy Requirements
West Virginia has filed a constitutional lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's renewable portfolio standards, arguing they violate the Commerce Clause by requiring certain renewable energy generators to be physically located in-state to participate in credit markets. The case could have far-reaching implications for similar renewable energy requirements in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Virginia, and other states that impose geographic restrictions on renewable energy credit eligibility.
United States Energy
JD
Jones Day
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Industry Seeks Narrower Proposed FCC Equipment Authorization And Covered List Rules
The FCC received extensive industry feedback on its proposed equipment authorization and Covered List rules, with manufacturers, technology companies, and trade associations pushing back against broad regulatory requirements. Commenters generally support supply chain protection but seek narrower rules with a stronger connection between regulatory burdens and actual security risks, particularly regarding bills of materials requirements, certification mandates, and equipment authorization expiration.
United States Media & IT
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Steptoe LLP
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Second Circuit: Employees Told To Show Up Early Are “Engaged To Wait”
A federal appeals court has ruled that grocery workers who arrive on time but must wait outside locked stores for managers may be entitled to compensation for that waiting time. The decision examines when pre-shift waiting becomes compensable work under the Fair Labor Standards Act, challenging traditional boundaries between preliminary activities and principal work duties.
United States Employment
PR
Proskauer Rose LLP
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