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BROWSE Menu Home Bloomberg Law News Bloomberg Law Analysis Podcasts Submit a News Tip Go Subscribe/Free Trial Login to see your account Login Advanced Search Go Log in to access all of your Bloomberg Law products Single Sign-On Remember Password Log In Request a Free Demo Register Academic Account Forgot Username/ Password? Justices Say Muslim Men Can Sue FBI Agents Over ‘No Fly’ List Can Your Boss Force Vaccination? Employer Mandates Explained Top Stories States Urge Top Court to Declare Election Over, Reject Texas Bid Pennsylvania and three other states urged the U.S. Supreme Court to declare the 2020 presidential election over by quickly rejecting an unprecedented Texas lawsuit that seeks to reverse Joe Biden ’s victory over Donald Trump . Kamala Harris’s Husband Named to Faculty at Georgetown Law The husband of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris , Douglas Emhoff , will join the faculty of the Georgetown University law school next year. High Court Upholds State Law Reining in Pharmacy Drug Middlemen The U.S. Supreme Court upheld an Arkansas law Thursday that regulates the powerful pharmacy drug middlemen that employer health plans hire to manage prescription drug benefits. Patients to See Health Records in 15 Days With HHS Proposal Health care providers would have fewer barriers to share patient’s health information and give patients access to their own records under an HHS proposal released Thursday. Rare Lame Duck Federal Executions Preface About Face by Biden The Justice Department is scheduled Thursday to execute the second federal inmate since Election Day, continuing the first lame-duck executions since the 19th century, even as the coronavirus pandemic has infected inmates and prison staff. Boies Says Firing Lawyers Is the Hardest Part of Running a Firm David Boies said in an interview that the hardest task in law has been letting go of lawyers. It’s a reminder that Big Law still puts very little investment toward training its leaders in traditional business skills. Proving Facebook Monopoly Is Harder When It’s Free The antitrust cases against Facebook Inc. face an uphill battle as the Federal Trade Commission and a coalition of state attorneys general look to prove the tech giant has an anticompetitive monopoly in social networking when users don’t pay for its products. Practitioner Insights Juan F. Vasquez Jr. Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry, PC Paycheck Protection Program Audits Have Started! Be Prepared for Audits, Appeal Process, and Tax Consequences Scott M. Karson New York State Bar Association Why the NYS Bar Association Wants Mandatory Covid-19 Vaccinations Considered Kirk J. Nahra WilmerHale Top Five Health-Care Privacy, Security Developments to Watch in 2021 View More Are New Pipelines Doomed? 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