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SZOLD v. MED. BD. OF CAL.

Administrative Law, Health Law
The Medical Board of California is allowed to post on the Internet public information regarding its licensees, including references to probation.

DEP'T OF ALCOHOLIC BEV. CONTROL v. ALCOHOLIC BEV. CONTROL APP. BD.

Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Government Law
In a challenge to a Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control's administrative proceeding, the department's failure to separate the prosecutorial...

TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE CO. v. FERC

Administrative Law, Government Law
Plaintiff unsuccessfully challenges the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's determination to not allow pipelines to collect full reservation...

US TELECOM ASS'N v. FCC

Administrative Law, Communications Law, Government Law, Public Utilities
An FCC order, which set forth the conditions under which wireline telecommunications carriers must transfer telephone numbers to wireless carriers, is...

CENTRAL TEXAS TEL. COOP. v. FCC

Administrative Law, Communications Law, Government Law
The district court's order, which authorized wireless-to-wireless number portability, was not arbitrary or capricious, and was properly adopted...

ATLAS TEL. CO. v. OKLAHOMA CORP. COMM'N

Administrative Law, Communications Law, Constitutional Law, Government Law
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission's orders, which established interconnection obligations under the federal Telecommunications Act between rural...

DANIELS v. FLA. DEP'T OF HEALTH

Administrative Law, Attorney's Fees, Corporation & Enterprise Law
The owner of a partnership or corporation who prevails in an administrative proceeding initiated by a state agency is not entitled to attorney's fees...

WALSH v. US DEP'T OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

Administrative Law, Government Law
An individual making a Freedom of Information Act request is without recourse if an agency belatedly complies with that request.

NAT'L TREASURY EMPLOYEES UNION v. FED. LABOR RELATIONS AUTH.

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
In a collective bargaining dispute, the Federal Labor Relations Authority erred in concluding that its proposals to define the scope of the duty to...

CAMPBELL v. REGENTS OF THE UNIV. OF CAL.

Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Education Law, Labor & Employment Law
An employee of the Regents of the University of California must exhaust university internal administrative remedies before filing suit in superior...