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Native American - December, 2015

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• Native American Cases To Watch In 2016
• Native American Policymaking To Watch In 2016
• 11th Circ. Snubs Fla. Tribe's RICO Suit Against Leaders
• 3 Things To Expect From Legal Tech In The New Year
• Casino Owner Settles With Tribal Co. Over Nixed $125M Deal
• Cato, ACRU Tell 9th Circ. Hawaii Voting Can't Discriminate
• Penn National, Tribe Members Want Out Of Casino Challenge
• DOI Quadruples Size Of Arizona Tribe's Reservation
• Redskins, Slants TM Sagas: A Look Back
• Court Erred On Slots License Reversal, Fla. Track Says
• 10th Circ. Says Feds Immune To Massacre Reparations Suit
• Redskins Win Big In Fed. Circ. Free Speech Ruling
• DOI Says It Consulted With Tribes To Reform Education Setup
• Tenn. AG Accused Of Undermining Tribal Recognition Bid
• Offensive TM Rule Is Unconstitutional, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Tribe's Casino Tax Suit Against SD Beats Dismissal Bid
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Hear Salmon-Kill Prevention Row
• BLM Urges Quick Decision In Fracking Rule Authority Battle
• Bid To Create Florida Gaming Agency Revitalized
• Urban Outfitters Can't Duck TM Suit Filed By Navajo Nation
• New Mexico Wants Injunction Stayed In Casino Battle
• US Owes Tribe For River Pollution Cleanup, Magistrate Says
• The Firms That Dominated In 2015
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Why All US Attorneys Should Read Justice Breyer's New Book
• Town's Expectations Don't Sway Tribal Tax Tiff, Justices Told
• Calif., Tribe Denied Casino Compact Rehearing By 9th Circ.
• Crow Members Urge High Court To Hear Water Rights Row
• Kansas Can't Sue Feds, Tribe Over Casino Lands, Judge Says
• Alaska Says Feds Can't Dodge Tribal Trust Land Appeal
• Sen. Brown Halts Easy Passage For Tribal Labor Bill
• The Biggest Native American Law Cases Of 2015
• 55 Groups OK'd To Join $940M Gov't Settlement With Tribes
• Tribe Decries Bingo Groups' Bid To Step Into Gaming Row
• NY Towns Lose Challenge To Tribal Gambling Deal In Appeal
• Mont. Judge Won't Toss Tribe's $13M Fraud Suit
• CORRECTED: Greens Denied Quick Appeal In Battle Over BLM Fracking Rule
• Borrowers Clash On Proposed $39M Tribal Lending Settlement
• Fellow States Back California, Oregon In Hydroelectric Row
• Gov't, Tribes Want 55 Groups Added To $940M Deal
• Okla. Landowner Says He Needs To Join Drillers' BIA Lawsuit
• Maine Tribe Can't Regulate River Waters, Judge Says
• Borrower Claims Fraud In $7M Tribal Lender Settlement
• Judge Seeks Comments On Changes To 2010 USDA Deal
• Michigan Insurer Says Tribe's Plan Not Governed By ERISA
• Wash. Tribe Strikes Deal Over Planned Casino's Tax Effects
• Agency Aborts Native Hawaiian Election To Thwart Court Case
• SEC Charges Atlantic Asset Mgmt. With $43M Bond Fraud
• Farmers Say Changes To 2010 USDA Deal Are Unopposed
• NY Residents Take Seneca Casino Challenge To High Court
• 7 Deadly Business Mistakes That Can Tank Your Law Practice
• Judge Unsure Whether To Remand Cherokees' Risperdal Suit
• Civic Group Sues BIA To Stop California Land Transfer
• Wind Co. Says Osage Can't Appeal Wind Farm Ruling
• High Court Won't Hear Tribal Appeal Over $925M Bakken Buy
• Ala. Tax Collector's Land Trust Challenge Is Late, Court Told
• Lewis Tein Wins Fees In Fla. Tribe's Malpractice Case
• Tribes Have Transportation Self-Governance At Last
• Tribe Says New Info Requires Judge Rethink Casino Denial
• High Court To Examine Uncounseled Tribal Convicts' Rights
• Stalled Navajo Mine Expansion Can't Be Appealed: Enviros
• Tribe Seeks Fees After Gov't Remands Oil Royalties Rule
• Tribes Look To Block Consolidation Of Calif. Highway Suits
• ND, Wyo. Say Judge Shouldn't Rush Their Fracking Rule Suit
• 7th Circ. To Be Asked To Revive Dickinson Malpractice Suit
• Senate Votes To Fuel Energy Development On Tribal Lands
• Seminoles Fight To Preserve Suit Over Gambling Exclusivity
• The Nationwide Opioid Abuse Epidemic And Indian Country
• Gamblers' Foxwoods Suit To Continue In 2nd Circ.
• Bureau Of Indian Affairs Leader To Step Down In January
• Texas Says Tribe Can't Have Casino Despite Fed. Rulings
• Feds Appeal Injunction Blocking DOI's Fracking Rule
• Ore. Utility Rests On Environmental Progress In Water Row
• IRS Makes It Easier For Tribes To Use Draw-Down Loans
• The Art Of The Mock
• Tribe Claims Bias By City In Casino Sewer Service Fight
• Navajo Council Criticizes Senator's Land-Into-Trust Bill
• Obama Caught Between Tribes, Unions On NLRB Bill
• Tribe's, Enviros' Challenge To Enbridge Pipelines Gutted
• DOI Says Tribal Land Buy OK Under Carcieri
• Mining Co., Tribe Agree On Response Costs, But Not Liability
• Strategies For Your Evolving Law Department
• Caltrans Says Tribes' Bypass Suit Is Related To Enviro Case
• NM Says It's Abiding By Order On Tribe's Casino Vendors
• Tribe Can Float New Docs In Columbia River Superfund Suit
• Gov't Lied About Calif. Tribe's Status, 9th Circ. Told
• Tribes, Pols Dispute Efficacy Of Proposed Recognition Bill
• Urban Outfitters Slams Tribe's Discovery Requests In TM Fight
• Hawaii Says High Court Injunction Threatens Native Election
• GCs Love These Firms More And More
• Enviros Say Feds Can't Defend Arctic Oil Leases
• Fla. Gov. Reaches $3B Gaming Deal With Seminole Tribe
• Justices Question Fitness Of Tort Claims For Tribal Court
• Takeda Asks 9th Circ. To Act Before Tribal Trial In Actos Suit
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• Enviros Say Ruling On Fracking Won't Harm States, Industry
• 5 Firms Make It Back Onto GCs' Most Adored List
• 3 Firms Know The Secret To Keeping Clients Happy
• Cherokee Nation Tells FCC To Rethink Okla. Lifeline Map
• Gambling Compact Bars Tribe's $400M Casino, 9th Circ. Told
• Developer Must Share Grand Canyon PR Docs., Court Told
• Texas Tribes May Soon See End To Protracted Gaming Battle
• Casino Has To Let Union Hand Out Leaflets In Guest Areas
• Mining Co. Says Tribe's Legal Fees Not Cleanup Costs
• Oneida Tribe Tells 7th Circ. It's Immune To FACTA Claims
• Alaska's Tribal Trust Land Appeal Premature, DC Circ. Hears
• Tribal Water Rights Deal Good For Montana, Farms Say
• Hawaii's High Court Blocks Construction Of $1.5B Telescope
• Calif. Tribe Says It Didn't Waive Casino Challenge Claims
• Tribe Tells DC Circ. To Keep Duluth Out Of Casino Revenues
• Idaho High Court Awards Fees To Tribe In Horse Racing Row
• Divided High Court Extends Block Of Native Hawaiian Vote
• NM Utility Can't Have Navajo Properties Condemned
• Justices Urged To Hear Unrecognized Tribe's Land Claims
• Ore., Calif. Claim Licensing Authority In Tribal Water Row
• BIA, Oil Drillers Want Landowner Kept Out Of Permit Fight
• DC Circ. Urged Not To Pause Tribal Lifeline Changes
• Tribe Dodges Defamation Suit Over Grand Canyon Skywalk
• Native Hawaiian Group Extends Vote After High Court Ruling
• Justices Probe Tribe On Wait To Make Contract Claims
• Tribe Slams Fraud Claims In $400M Ariz. Casino Suit
• Fla. Supreme Court Will Hear Racetrack Slot Machine Debate
• Calif. Counties Back Feds In 9th Circ. Tribal Land Row
• Making The Most Of Document Analytics