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Native American - September, 2015

161 articles

• CashCall Says 7th Circ. Lacks Power In Tribal Loan Case
• Verizon, AT&T Urge Laxer Rules On Antennas In Historic Areas
• Mich. Tribe Calls For FCC Expansion Of Tribal Phone Subsidy
• Kilpatrick Adds Ex-DOI Official To Native American Practice
• Idaho Says Tribe Missed Fee Deadline In Racing Ban Row
• States, Industry Get BLM Fracking Rules Blocked
• End May Be Nigh For 'Epic' Sacred Tribal Lands Drilling Row
• Mont., Va. Tribal Recognition Efforts Roll On In Congress
• Ex-Tribal Leaders Must Testify In Illegal Prosecution Row
• DOI Says Native Hawaiians Can Reorganize Their Gov't
• 6th Circ. Won't Revisit Ruling On NLRB Role At Tribal Casino
• DOI Readies Biggest Alaska Oil Lease Sale Yet
• Tribe Says NM Targeted Vendors In Gambling Pact Row
• Grand Canyon Tourism Co. Can't Block Subpoena, Court Told
• Greektown Asks Court To Nix Bid To Reopen Bankruptcy Case
• Utah City Pushes For Depositions In Tribal Jurisdiction Case
• Feds Say Suit Over Tribal Land Project Targets Proper Parties
• Nanticoke Tribe Defends Suit Over NJ Recognition
• 10 Marketing Tips From A Young Partner Perspective
• Teck Calls Tribes' $9.1M Bid For Pollution Suit Costs Improper
• Tribe Gets AT&T Utility Spat Pared On Jurisdiction Grounds
• Native Group, Attys Can't Delay Sanctions In Minn. Land Fight
• Bankrupt Tribal Casino's Trustee Aims To Extend Trust
• Mohegans Join Board Of Casino Industry Advocacy Group
• Calif. Case A Test Of Good Faith In Tribal Gambling Pact Talks
• Calif. Tribe's Planned Casino Fights Off Neighbors' Challenges
• Tribe Lets Utah's Prosecution Of Tribal Member Proceed
• OPINION: Have Big Law Firms Lost Their Way?
• DOI To Pay Okla. Tribes $186M In Trust Land Management Row
• Kickstarting Information Governance: 3 Ideal Pilot Projects
• Utah County Says Tribe Is Stalling In Prosecutions Row
• Gamblers Urge 2nd Circ. To Keep Winnings Row Open
• Calif. Tribe Tells 9th Circ. Time Limit Can't Bar Its Land Claim
• Calif. Tribe Behind Embattled Casino Hires Ex-NIGC Chairman
• Tribes Win Bid To Depublish Calif. Ruling Limiting Immunity
• Tribes Told To Shore Up Bid For $9M Costs In Pollution Suit
• Mine Workers Union, Navajos Reach Collective Bargaining Deal
• MGM Isn't Harmed By Tribal Casino Law, Conn. Gov. Says
• Cos. Dishonest About Tribal Land Wind Project, Gov't Says
• CFPB Suit Over Online Loan Scheme Sent To Calif.
• Navajos Look To Avoid More Costs In Urban Outfitters TM Row
• Mont. Tribal Leaders Assert Immunity Against Doc Requests
• Bill Would Hold EPA Accountable For Gold King Mine Spill
• 7th Circ. Can Hear Tribal Payday Loan Appeal, Borrower Says
• Mont. Tribal Council Opposes $403M Coal Railroad
• Lending Partners Call For Arbitration In Tribal Fraud Suit
• Ariz. Appeals Court Ends Citizen Challenge To Tribe's Casino
• Ex-Tribal Officials Say Court Can't Hear Embezzlement Suit
• Mass. Tribe, City Of Taunton Move Ahead With Casino
• Blackfeet Nation Gets US Panel's Backing In Oil Lease Row
• Tribe Awarded 17K Lbs. Of Clams From Shellfish Grower
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• Ex-Navajo Leader Tells Ariz. To Exit Dollar General Case
• BIA To Prep Enviro Analysis For Mich. Tribal Casino Project
• State, Enviros Clash Over BLM Fracking Rule Delay
• IRS Confirms Per Capita Tribal Trust Payments Not Taxable
• Mich. Tribe Loses Bid For 6th Circ. To Rehear NLRB Ruling
• Ho-Chunk Nation Votes To Nix Marijuana Ban
• Tribal Contracts Merit Special Consideration, High Court Told
• Feds, Tribe Say Calif. Water Districts' Defenses Don't Apply
• Courts May Be Shifting Review Of Preliminary Injunctions
• DOI Panel Finds No Evidence ND Tribe Vote Was Unfair
• DC Circ. Says Cobell Class Reps' Expense Bid Needs 2nd Look
• Online Gambling Still A Risky Bet For Casinos, Banks
• Mass. Tribe Says DOI Trust Approval Paves Way For Casino
• FERC Says Lawmaker's Bid To Stop Dam Sale In Wrong Court
• Army Corps Says Snake River Dredging Challenge Is Moot
• Calif. Says It Negotiated Tribal Gaming Pact In Good Faith
• Contract Costs Deal Strengthens Obama's Legacy With Natives
• DOI Loses Bid To Dismiss Tribal Trust Accounting Row
• Ariz. Gov., Attorney General Escape $400M Casino Row
• Mich. Gov. Says Tribe Has Its Reservation Borders Wrong
• EPA Questioned Over Accountability For Colo. Mine Spill
• Judge Opens Door To 10th Circ. Appeal Of NM Frack Permits
• DOJ Reaches $940M Deal With Tribes Over Contract Suits
• NY Tribe Members Say They Have Right To Defend Bingo Hall
• Seminole Tribe Urges 11th Circ. To Rehear Fla. Tax Row
• EPA Will Answer For Gold King Mine Disaster, McCarthy Says
• AT&T Says SD Utility Spat Can't Proceed In Tribal Court
• Gold King Spill To Bring Shift In EPA Mine Cleanup Effort
• Mich. Casino Suit Against Chippewa Tribe Tossed
• House OKs Ore. Tribal Land Transfers, Airport Security Bill
• 5 More Tribes Ink Deals For Land Buyback Program
• New Senate Bill Gives Tribes Direct Access To School Meals
• MGM Calls Tribes' Plans For New Casino Unconstitutional
• Wash., Suquamish Tribe Greenlight Novel Marijuana Pact
• 2nd Circ. Says NIGC Right To Allow Seneca Casino In NY
• Solving Law Firm Staffing Problems Through Innovation
• Wash. Tribes Defend $9.2M Expense Claim In Pollution Suit
• Idaho Tribe Permanently Barred From Offering Texas Hold 'Em
• Grand Canyon Tourism Co. Wants PR Firm Subpoena Blocked
• Calif. Already Beat Tribal Casino Fund Claims, Judge Says
• Casino Injury Suit Has No Place In NM State Court, Navajos Say
• Seneca Must Arbitrate Tribal Land Pipeline Row, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Upholds BIA Approval Of Tribe's Logging Plan
• Utah, Counties Barred From Prosecuting On Tribal Land
• City Defends Nixed Indian Casino Revenue Deal To DC Circ.
• Okla. Tribe Fights Subpoena In Payday Lending RICO Suit
• BNSF Must Face Tribe's Right-of-Way Claims In Court
• DOI Wants Calif. County's Tribal Casino Challenge Tossed
• Ariz. Has No Right To Block $400M Casino, Tribe Says
• N.C. Tribe Cuts Ties With Wash. Redskins, Foundation
• Idaho, Coeur D'Alene Tribe Seek To Fold Poker Suit
• Mich. Sen. Proposes Freeing Tribes From Health Benefits Tax
• Calif. Ban On 'Redskins' Name Heads To Gov. Brown
• Navajo Nation Wants Superfund Protection For Spill Site
• Idaho Top Court Says Instant Racing Ban Must Become Law
• New Bill Warns NFL To Change Redskins Name Or Else
• Troutman Sanders Reclaims Finance Lawyer In NY
• Okla. Oil, Gas Drillers Want BIA Forced To Approve Permits
• Wind Cos. Slam US Suit Over Project On Okla. Tribal Land
• Tribal Payday Lenders Not Immune From Fine, Conn. Says
• Wis. Tribe Asks To Intervene In Rival Tribe's Gaming Suit
• 5 Tips For Tribes To Forge A Broader Economic Base
• Retail Group Proposes Jurisdiction Rule In Dollar General Suit
• Alaska, Native Voters Reach Deal In Voting Rights Act Suit
• Tribe Not Owed For Cleanup Under CERCLA, Army Corps Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Sentence For Indian Youth Group Fraudster
• Reps. Demand Answers From EPA Over Gold King Mine Spill
• Tribal Cultural Resources: 6 Tips For CEQA Compliance
• Gold King Mine Spill Points To EPA Institutional Failure
• Navajo Co. Says Bid To Dismiss Mine Permit Row Untimely
• Ex-Officials Can't Call Timeout In Tribe's Fraud Suit, Court Told
• 11th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Back Tribe In Tax Row, SD Says
• Florida Bar To Charge 2 Miami Lawyers For Misconduct
• Tribal Roadway Denial Didn't Run Afoul Of NEPA, Judge Rules
• Tribe Tells High Court DC Circ. Flubbed Contract Costs Row
• States Back Dollar General In Fight Over Tribal Jurisdiction
• Lawmaker Loses Bid To Stop $18M Dam Sale To Mont. Tribe
• Tribe Immune From Suit Over Card Receipts, Judge Says
• The Future Of Mediation: Joint Session 2.0
• Neb. Asks High Court To Hear Tribal Sales Tax Fight
• DOI Says Sioux Man To Blame For Land Lease Denial
• NIGC Names Hoenig To Lead General Counsel Office
• BIA Pulled Into Trimmed Tribal Lease Suit
• Lawmaker Sues To Keep Dam Out Of Tribal Hands
• Calif. Gov. Signs New Gaming Compact With Sycuan Band
• Vt. Can Back Women Suing Tribal Lender Over Payday Loans
• Redskins Can't Join Arguments In Fed. Circ. TM Case
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Tribal Fishing Grounds Row
• Ala. Can't Bring Casino Suit Against Tribe, 11th Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Unrecognized Tribe's Calif. Land Bid
• Kansas Rejects Quapaw Officials' Bid To Toss Casino Suit
• 8th Circ. Affirms Tribe's Appeal Bond In Minn. Land Fight
• State, County Can't Tax Tribal Biz Enterprise, US Tells Court
• Ex-Casino Guard Fights Tribe's Fee Bid In Termination Suit
• Contractor Owes Tribe $7.6M For Deal Changes, Judge Says
• White House Touts Climate Change, Rural Alaska Programs
• Tribe Urges Justices To Reject Wis. E-Poker Challenge
• Lower Sioux Wrongly Targeted Plaintiffs' Counsel, Court Told
• Maine Indian Tribe To Get Marijuana Facility
• Navajos Seek FEMA's Help Following Gold King Mine Spill
• NY Village Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Tribe's Gaming Suit
• Lessons For EPA Regulators After Gold King Mine Spill
• 5 Considerations For Developing Projects On Native Lands
• Reps. Press EPA For Mine Spill Info, Question DOI Role
• Gaming Co. Calls Bad Faith Claim Over $125M Deal Untimely
• NC Court Clamps Down On Native-Owned Payday Lender
• Native American Pair Target BIA Over 'Illegal' Eviction Attempt
• 9th Circ. Questions Ex-Crow Workers' Fraud Convictions
• J&J Says Cherokees' Risperdal Suit Should Stay Federal