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Blue Lake Rancheria, et al v. Morgenstern, et al.,
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2:11-cv-01124
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May 13, 2015
Calif. Tribe Immune In $23M Unemployment Row
A California federal judge on Tuesday handed a win to the Blue Lake Rancheria in a $23 million dispute over reimbursable financing of the tribe's unemployment insurance costs through a state program, saying the state had provided no facts supporting the theory that the tribe had waived its sovereign immunity.
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April 02, 2015
No Immunity Waiver In $23M Unemployment Row, Tribe Says
The Blue Lake Rancheria Tribe urged a California federal judge on Wednesday to grant its bid for summary judgment in a $23 million dispute over reimbursable financing of the tribe's unemployment insurance costs through a state program, arguing a state agency failed to identify an express waiver of the tribe's sovereign immunity.
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March 27, 2015
Calif. Says Tribe Owes $23M In Unemployment Insurance Row
California's Labor and Workforce Development Agency has urged a California federal judge to reject the Blue Lake Rancheria Tribe's bid for summary judgment in a $23 million dispute over reimbursable financing of the tribe's unemployment insurance costs through a state program.