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Native American - October, 2015

156 articles

• Enviros Say 10th Circ. Can't Hear Navajo Co. On Mine Permit
• New, Former Tribal Councils Say Casino Prep Is No Problem
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. Not To Rule On Reservation Borders
• Collection Co. Says 11th Circ. Ruling Backs Arbitration Bid
• BIA Wrongly Nixed Tribal Waste Management Lease: Panel
• NY County Says Tribe Can't Nix Counterclaim In Tax Row
• Tribe Must Accept Voters' Snub Of Gaming Pact, Court Told
• Ex Maine Chief Bankruptcy Judge Heads To Bernstein Shur
• Policies Cover Tribes' Claims In Superfund Case, Court Told
• Feds Charge 3 In Int'l Fake Native Jewelry Probe
• Republican Lawmakers Float Mine Cleanup Bills, Slam EPA
• Justices Could Set Alaska Natives, Native Cos. At Odds
• Wis. Tribe Says Casino Plan Gives It Standing In Rival's Suit
• Idaho Gov. Says State Should Restore Instant Horse Racing
• No Controversy Left In Alaska Tribal Land Suit, Feds Say
• Challenge To Tribal Lender's Rates Falls Short, 11th Circ. Says
• Wealth Management For Attorneys
• 5 Law Firms That Inspire Fear With Their Marketing Mojo
• DOI Says New Bill May Threaten Tribes' Recognition Status
• Feds Back Ala. Tribe In Casino Tax Dispute At 11th Circ.
• Fla. Ballot Measure Would Give Voters Control Over Gambling
• EPA Announces $51M In Funding For Southwestern Tribes
• Feds, Tribe Say DOI Didn't Need Cherokee OK On Trust Land
• Hanover's 3rd Circ. Win Exposes Policyholders To Vague Suits
• House Panel Clears Bill To Revive Gov't Court Loss Reporting
• Seminoles Can't Get 11th Circ. Rehearing In Utility Tax Fight
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• NY Tribe's Land Claims Appeal Nixed By 2nd Circ.
• EPA Sued Over Pollution From Power Plant On Navajo Land
• Payday Loan Agency Tells 4th Circ. Claims Can Be Arbitrated
• Calif. County Says DOI Skewed Facts In Casino Approval
• Sprint Says Tribal Telecom Can't Bill Fees Before June 2014
• Seminole Tribe Accuses Fla. Of Violating Gaming Compact
• Calif. Won't Wade Into Tribal Power Struggle Over Casino
• Mich. Court Says Tribe Must Face Casino Contract Suit
• Tribe Says Court Can Review Feds' Pipeline Approval
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Calif. Owes Tribe $36.2M In Gaming Pact Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Alaska Tribe Sues Feds Over 'Restrictive' Fishing Rules
• Tribe Says DOI Ignored Alternate Site For Rival's Casino
• Feds Tell High Court Tribe Missed Its Chance In Contract Row
• Feds Blast Dollar General's Tribal Court Criticism
• Navajo Nation Slams FEMA Inaction After EPA Mine Spill
• Wash. Tribe Chairman Re-Elected As NCAI President
• Hanover Needn't Cover Urban Outfitters IP Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Divided Calif. Tribe Battling Itself In Bid To Reopen Casino
• Tribe-Owned Telecom Says Sprint Stuck With Tariff Row Loss
• Dollar General Can't Dodge Tribe's Case, High Court Told
• DOI's Mine Spill Probe Shows Cleanup Rules In Disarray
• Sen. Panel OKs Land Trust, Employment Bills
• EPA Settlement Limits Emissions At Coal Plant In Utah
• Lifeline Cos. Seek Stay Of FCC Rule Narrowing Tribal Lands
• Ala. Tribe Tells 11th Circ. Bar On Tax Assessment Justified
• NJ Claims Immunity As Tribe Widens Recognition Bid
• Wash. Appeals Court Won't Block Fuel Terminal Expansions
• Senators Assail BIA For Delays In Tribal Energy Development
• Alaska Says Feds Can't Nix Tribal Trust Land Appeal
• Ex-Tribal Payday Lender CEO Denies Kickback Charges
• Rep. Floats Bill To Cut DOI Out Of Tribal Recognition
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Wyo. Says Claims Aren't Barred In Fight Over Arapaho Border
• Feds Can't Mollify Alaska Natives In High Court Park Regs Row
• Conn. Town To Weigh Proposal For Tribal Airport Casino
• DOI Lets Wash. Give Up Jurisdiction On Yakama Reservation
• Calif. Utilities Say Pleas Valid In Tribal Groundwater Row
• Utah Should've Halted Unauthorized Prosecutions, Tribe Says
• Borrowers Tell 4th Circ. Loan Claims Can't Go To Arbitration
• Tribe-Owned Contractors Fight Ark. Tax Assessment
• BIA Rule Gives Tribes More Control Over Elections
• Wyo. Tribe Says 10th Circ. Ruling Bolsters Border Argument
• Chesapeake Gets $2.1M Fine For Gas Data Problems
• Insurer Defamed Ex-Tribal Worker In Benefit Row, Suit Says
• New Judge Takes Over Navajo-Urban Outfitters TM Row
• Gov't Must Redo Docs In Tribal Asset Row, Judge Says
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Alaska Takes Roadless Rule Challenge To Supreme Court
• DOI Seeks To Nix Suit Over Land Distribution To Okla. Tribe
• 9th Circ. Mulls Injunction In Wash. Tribal Fishing Row
• Tribes Can't Override BLM Fracking Rule, DOI Says
• DOI Rule A Crossroads For Native Hawaiian Gov't, Tribes
• Mich. Tribe's Casino Plans Rejected By Local Officials
• Miss. Tribe Says Dollar General Suit Belongs In Its Court
• Nevada Power, Tribe's $4.3M Plant Waste Deal OK'd By Judge
• Wis. Tribe Says Gaming Suit Does Not Concern Rival
• Indian Health Group Sues To Block Retaliation Probe
• Navajo Co. Tells 10th Circ. Report Moots Mining Challenge
• Alaska Sets Up Council To Ease Tribal Relations Amid Suit
• Ex-Paskenta Tribe Leaders Lose Appeal Bid In Fraud Suit
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Wis. Tribes Can Resume Deer Hunting At Night, Judge Says
• Mont. Senator Drops Bid To Block Dam Sale To Tribes
• Mining Co. Must Face Airborne Pollution Claims, Court Told
• Okla. Tribe, NIGC Pursue Settlement In Casino Land Row
• Justices Say Tribe Is Immune To Energy Project Lease Suit
• NY Towns Say Indian Trust Law Doesn't Apply In Casino Row
• Utah Tribe Moves For Win In Suit to Halt Prosecutions
• Justices Urged To Reject Tribal Jurisdiction Fight In Bus Crash
• Congressman Wants To Ban Uranium Mining In Grand Canyon
• Tribe, Wash. County Knock Feds' Casino Land Approval
• Tribe Defends Tardy Fees Request In Horse-Racing Row
• Calif. Tribe Doesn't Need Groundwater, 9th Circ. Told
• Colo. Tribe, DOI Near Settlement Over Fracking Rules
• Calif. Group Challenges Va. Tribe's Federal Status
• Blackfeet Members Demand Water Rights From DOI
• Feds Told To Speed Review Of Drilling Plan For Tribal Site
• Maine Says EPA Illegally Giving Tribes Special Water Rights
• Ariz. Official Says Tribe Committed Fraud In Casino Bid
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• Tribe Says Calif. Required To Negotiate On Casino Land
• Fish And Wildlife Appeals Eagle Permit Ruling To 9th Circ.
• NM Can't Hassle Tribe's Vendors In Casino Battle, Judge Says
• DOI Rule Kills Alaska's Tribal Trust Land Appeal, DC Circ. Told
• Justices May Stress Non-Tribal History In Jurisdiction Fight
• House Passes Tribal Energy Bill, But Veto Threat Looms
• Land Ruling Irrelevant To Tribal Gaming Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• Tribe Lost Chance For Fees In Racing Ban Row, Idaho Says
• Ex-Tribal Councilman Can't Sue BIA Over Removal, Court Says
• Wash. Tribe Claims Immunity In 9th Circ. Tax Row
• House Approves Bill To Take NM Tribal Land Into Trust
• Conn., Tribes Ink Revenue Deal To Kick Off Keno Gambling
• Feds Urge Justices To Allow Wider Use Of Tribal Convictions
• Colo. Gov. Forms Group To Study Native American Mascot Use
• Fall Of Fracking Rule: When Agencies Don't Consult Tribes
• Wash., Tribes Slam Bid To Trim 9th Circ. Pollutant Suit
• Sprint Fights Tribe-Owned Telecom's Win In Tariff Row
• Utah Tribe Denied Bid To Bar State, County Prosecutions
• Tribal Court Can't Hear Suit Against Officers In Fatal Gunfight
• Navajo Nation Presses EPA To Treat Mine Spill Claims Fairly
• Idaho Tribe's Attys Detail Disputed Fees In Racing Ban Row
• Calif. Court Bars Tribe's $315M Casino Suit Against State
• BIA Blazes Bold Path In Mashpee Casino Site Ruling
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Supreme Court Rejects Row Over Jim Thorpe's Remains
• Tribe Members Say Rival Faction's Casino Prep Is Illegal
• Navajos Seek FEMA Damage Review Of Gold King Mine Spill
• Tribe Sues DOI Over Education Bureau Restructuring
• High Court Won't Review 10th Circ. Decision On Casino
• Urban Outfitters Says Tribe Can Bear Extra Costs In TM Row
• Tribe Member Can't Sue Over BIA Decision Yet, Court Told
• In Congress: Energy, Budget, Boehner's Replacement
• Indian Land Ruling Dooms Tribe's Bingo Hall, 2nd Circ. Told
• Utah County Fights Tribe's Bid To Halt Prosecutions
• DOI Ruling Backing Calif. Tribal Disenrollment Will Stand
• Fla. Court Revokes Approval For Racetrack Slot Machines
• Minnesota Tribe's Reservation Expands By 104 Acres
• Tribe Sues BP Over Deepwater's Effect On Natural Resources
• Fed. Circ. Puts USPTO In Hot Seat Over 'Disparaging' TM Rule
• Tribes Need Larger Role In FCC Rule-Making, NCAI Says
• BLM Owes Tribes More Than Lip Service Over Fracking Rules
• Tribes Urge FCC To Boost Lifeline Aid, Broadband Access
• Gov't Must Pay Okla. Tribe For Funds Missing Since 1932
• NM Urges Judge To Deny Tribe's TRO Over Gambling Pact
• Judge Sides With Developers In Tribal Mineral Rights Row
• Casino Foes Lose Challenge To DOI Land Trust Decision
• High Court To Hear Appeal Over Nat'l Park Service Powers
• Supreme Court To Hear Neb. Appeal Of Tribal Tax Ruling