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Modoc Nation et al v. Shah et al
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November 10, 2025
Judge Ends Stay In Modoc Nation's $14.6M Fraud Lawsuit
An Oklahoma federal judge has lifted a pause in the Modoc Nation's $14.6 million lawsuit against a computer management company after the Tenth Circuit determined the tribe's former attorney general isn't entitled to sovereign immunity in the dispute.
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July 15, 2025
Modoc Nation Suit Against Computer Co. On Hold For Appeal
An Oklahoma federal judge has paused the Modoc Nation's $14.6 million lawsuit against a computer management company while a former attorney general for the tribe appeals his entitlement to sovereign immunity, ruling that the case will be stayed until the interlocutory appeal is resolved.
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January 09, 2025
Tribe's Atty Looks To Ax Remaining Claims In $14.6M Suit
An attorney who has represented the Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma as general counsel has asked a federal judge in a $14.6 million racketeering and breach of contract dispute against a computer management company to toss the case or pause it pending a circuit court appeal.
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December 04, 2024
CORRECTED: No Error In RICO Dismissal, Softek Tells Court
A computer management company sued by the Modoc Nation in a $14.6 million breach of contract suit has urged an Oklahoma federal judge to deny the tribe's request that he reconsider his opinion tossing racketeering claims against the company. Correction: A previous version of this article's headline mischaracterized the judge's opinion on the RICO claim. The error has been corrected.
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October 31, 2024
Atty Can't Dodge All Claims In $14.6M Tribal RICO Suit
An Oklahoma federal judge has partly denied a bid by a tribe's general counsel and his law firm to toss accused fraudsters' claims against them in a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act lawsuit, finding he may have breached his fiduciary duty when serving both parties in the suit.
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April 14, 2020
Okla. Tribe Fights Calif. Co.'s Bid To Nix $14.6M RICO Suit
The Modoc Nation has asked an Oklahoma federal court to deny a California company's bid to toss the tribe's $14.6 million breach of contract suit claiming the company defrauded it when helping to create several small businesses, claiming that evidence shows the company was running a racketeering scam.