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Native American - September, 2016

166 articles

• Tribal Group Says Gambling Money At Risk In Leadership Row
• Seminole Tribe Loses Bid To Continue Tax Fight On Remand
• Okla. Tribe Says DOI Must Issue Letter In Gambling Row
• Feds, Tribes Say 9th Circ. Needn't Rethink Culvert Ruling
• Justices May Open Tribal Immunity Loophole In Mohegan Suit
• Army Corps To Take 2nd Look At Sacred-Lake Gully Crossings
• Texas Says Tribe Must Allow Casino Inspection
• Oral Advocacy And 'Vocal Fry'
• Offensive Trademark Ban Going Down? It Probably Should
• Duke Energy Pays $2M To Cover Fire On NC Tribe's Land
• Paradigm Says No Need To Speed Up Tribes' Pipeline Appeal
• Tribe Seeks Win In Casino Fight With Ariz. Gaming Head
• Ariz. Highway Foes Fear Harm 'A Certainty' Without Injunction
• Seminole Say Florida Forfeited Immunity In Gambling Suit
• High Court To Weigh Tribal Employees' Immunity To Tort Suits
• High Court To Tackle Ban On Offensive Trademarks
• ND AG Asks Dakota Access To Explain Land Buy Near Pipeline
• Bill Would Boost VA Support Of Tribal Health Programs
• House Passes Water Infrastructure Bill, With Flint Aid
• Seminole Tribe Of Florida Votes To Remove Chairman
• NJ Reaches Deal To Bar Bets Through Canadian Mohawk Land
• $28B LNG Project Gets OK From Canada, With Enviro Checks
• The Courtroom Where It Happened: Hamilton As A Lawyer
• When CFPB Finds Deception Regardless Of A Lender's Intent
• Why Have Lawyers Forgotten About The Middle Class?
• DOI Wins Appeal In Okla. Tribal Land Acquisition Dispute
• Utah Tribal Boundary Suit Bounces From Judge To Judge
• DOE To Fund Tribes Pursuing Clean Energy Projects
• VA Looks To Nix Ariz. Tribe's Suit Over Care Reimbursements
• AG Lynch Touts $107M For Tribal Justice Programs
• US Settles With 17 Tribes Over Land Mismanagement Claims
• BIA Says Taking Over Reservation Programs Makes Suit Moot
• Blue Cross Presses To Trim Michigan Tribe's ERISA Claims
• Obama Inks Bill Supporting Native American Tourism
• US DOT Awards $5M To Boost Transit Service On Tribal Lands
• Paradigm Tells 8th Circ. Pipelines' Finish Moots Tribal Appeal
• Klamath River Dam Removal Funding All Set, FERC Told
• Tribal Consultation Opportunity Could Change US Landscape
• Ex-Tribe Leaders Knock Judgment Bid In Embezzlement Row
• Tribe Joins Mass. Residents' Trust Land Fight Over Casino
• Canadian 1st Nations, US Tribes Ink Anti-Pipelines Treaty
• Feds Set 'Aggressive' Schedule For Tribal Pipeline Talks
• States, Industry Urge 10th Circ. To Uphold Frack Rule Ban
• Potential Hawaiian Gov't Gets Path To Relationship With Feds
• Wash. Asks Judge To Affirm Taxation In Tulalip Village
• Tribe's Leaders Accused Of Misusing Federal Health Funds
• Klamath Dam Removal Plans May Help Wrap Up Tribe's Suit
• Tribes Knock Feds' Bid To Escape Calif. Highway Project Suit
• Seattle Inks Deal With Feds, Tribes For Superfund Cleanup
• Tribe Sues BIA Over False Recognition Denial
• The DAPL And The Corps' Latest Clean Water Act Conundrum
• Dakota Access Drops Suit Against Iowa Protesters
• Sprint Defends Bid For Attys' Fees From Tribal Telecom Co.
• House Panel OKs Utah Lands Bill Over Tribal Objections
• DOI Improperly Nixed Lease On Trust Land, DC Circ. Told
• Galanda Attys OK'd By Tribal Court Amid Disenrollment Row
• Senate Panel OKs Tribal Biz, Health Reform Bills
• UPS Agent Explains Smiley-Face Email In $872M Cig-Tax Trial
• How Tribes Can Avoid Gambling With Casino Patrons' Data
• Ute Tribe Broadens Contract Row With Ex-Employee
• Canada, Enbridge Won't Fight $8B Pipeline's Axed Approvals
• BIA's Tribal Disenrollment Decision Backed By 9th Circ.
• Overhauling Law Firm Records Departments For A New Reality
• Feds Fight Enviros' Bid To Block Ariz. Highway Project
• Tribe Says It Can File Own Complaint Against Dakota Pipeline
• Sprint's Atty Fee Bid Is Unreasonable, Tribal Telecom Co. Says
• Boss Testifies UPS Could Have Done More To Check Cig Data
• Navajo Bid For Quick Win Nixed In Urban Outfitters TM Row
• 10th Circ. Urged To Undo Tribe's $27M Alcohol Tax Win
• Fracking Rule Foes Ask 10th Circ. To Bury Agency's Regs
• Native American Marketing Suit Had Congress' OK, Judge Told
• Conn. Tribes Again Taking Proposals For 3rd Casino
• Alaska Backs Coal Co.'s Bid To Revisit Mining Permits Ruling
• Alaska Native Co. Says FCA Claims Must Be Tossed
• Okla. Tribal Member Can't Halt Special Tribal Election
• Wash. Can Prosecute Tribe Members For Cig Sales: Judge
• Navajo Nation Asks DC Circ. To Revive Judicial Funding Suit
• NY Raises Stakes In UPS Cig Trial With $872M Damages Claim
• DC Circ. Temporarily Blocks Dakota Access Pipeline Work
• Judge Won't Change Ruling That Tribal Member Owes Taxes
• Ariz. Tribe Challenges US Forest Service's Mine Approval
• Enviro, Tribal Groups Want Answer On Joining Oil Lease Suit
• Gov't Says Calif. Fish Preservation Effort Within Its Power
• Tribal Challenges To Energy Projects: A Cheat Sheet
• ND Judge Unblocks Pipeline Protest, But Slams 'Mayhem'
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Rethink Ruling On Right To Jury Trial
• Standing Rock Sioux Press DC Circ. For Pipeline Block
• Ex-Ute Tribe Worker Gets Tribal Court Contract Row Halted
• Miami, Seminoles Lose Challenges To Proposed Water Regs
• Mass. Residents Urge Judge To Stay Firm In Trust Land Fight
• 3 Steps To Successful Judgment Enforcement
• Pension Co. Pans 'Fiction' In Tribe's Embezzlement Suit
• Feds Say Treaties Don't Absolve Tribal Member Of Taxes
• Discovery Sanctions Rejected In UPS Untaxed Cigs Suit
• Dakota Fights To Keep Pipeline Work Going At DC Circ.
• Mining Co. Says 9th Circ. Cross-Border Pollution Ruling Solid
• Tribe Wants Sanctions Over Destroyed Notes In Casino Fight
• EPA Resolves Tribal, Enviro Challenge To Iron Plant Pollution
• BNSF Gets Partial Win On Atty Docs In Tribe's Rail Suit
• Feds Can't Scrap Claims In Tribal Asset Mismanagement Row
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. To Cement Ruling That Reopened Casino
• Tax Official's Claims, Defenses Axed In Ala. Tribe's Suit
• Dakota Access Pipeline Still A Go, CEO Says
• ND Judge Says Tribe Can't Block Paradigm Energy Pipelines
• Solenex Seeks To Restore Oil Lease Canceled By DOI
• Should Your Law Firm Move To The Cloud?
• Tribes May Have More Say In Projects After Dakota Pipeline
• Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Halt Dakota Pipeline Work
• Judge Likely To Tweak Ruling Voiding Alaska Mining Permits
• Tribes Seek To Nix Row Over Work On Pipelines Under Lake
• Native American Tourism Bill Heads To President's Desk
• Calif. Rep. Floats Pechanga Band Water Rights Pact Bill
• Wash. Tribe Presses To Toss Rival's Hunting Grounds Suit
• The Right Side Of History: Obama's Administration And DAPL
• From The Partner's Desk: Paving Your Path To Partnership
• Calif. Gov. Signs Off On $36M To Tribe For Slots Repayment
• Tribal Daily Fantasy Offerings Still Hinge On Skill Question
• Objectors Lose Fight Over NM Water Deal
• Calif. Tribe Says Adviser Played Key Role In Embezzlement
• Feds Say Fla. Tribe Can't Avoid Judgment In Casino Tax Case
• Tribe Says Reopening ER Won't Solve Awful Health Care
• 4 Takeaways From DOI's Win In Calif. Tribal Casino Row
• Feds Call Halt To Dakota Pipeline Work Despite Judge's OK
• How We Can Diversify The Legal Profession And Why We Must
• Native American Sports Names Still Arouse Opposing Views
• Minn. Tribe Launches Daily Fantasy Sports Platform
• West Texas Tribe's Bingo Is Illegal, State Says
• Green Party's Jill Stein Faces Arrest In Pipeline Protest
• 7th Circ. Says Tribe Is Immune From Credit Card Privacy Suit
• Feds Say Tribes Lack Basis To Sue Them Over Road Project
• MGM Implores 2nd Circ. To Revive Suit On Tribal Casino Law
• EPA Puts Site Of Gold King Mine Disaster On Superfund List
• Alaska Native Co. Rehashing FCA Defense, Judge Told
• Feds Seek To Ax Enviro Claim Against Calif. Tribal Casino
• OPINION: OMB Should Stop Meddling With Tribal Water Pacts
• EPA Shuts Down Osage Nation Wells After Oklahoma Quake
• Enviros To Appeal Ariz. Freeway's Green Light To 9th Circ.
• Texas Blasts Tribal Bid To Lift Bingo Ban
• CFPB Win In CashCall Suit Turns On 'True Lender' Analysis
• Fla. Tribe Wants Tax Judgment Focused On One Member
• 9th Circ. Won't Reweigh DOI's Tribal Leadership Decision
• Wash. City Says Tribe Can Furnish Own Casino Sewers
• Feds, North Fork Tribe Prevail In Calif. Casino Row
• Tribal Hotel Subcontractor's $1.5M Arbitration Award Upheld
• Seneca Member Says Taxed Revenue Protected By Treaty
• Dakota Pipeline Work To Split Pending Ruling In Tribe's Suit
• Insurer Can't Intervene In Urban Outfitters Navajo TM Suit
• Old Skills, New Tricks: Opportunities For Law Librarians
• BNSF Railway Looks To Dodge Tribal Crude Oil Haulage Suit
• DOI Flubbed Tribal Disenrollment Decision, 9th Circ. Told
• Tribe Can't Step Into Rival's Suit Over Federal Recognition
• Texas Pueblo Says It Isn't Violating Gambling Ban
• Tribe Says Its Bid To Join Trust Land Fight Isn't A Ploy
• Enbridge Pulls Permit App For $2.6B Bakken Crude Pipeline
• Tribal Courts Face 9th Circ. Mistrust On Civil Rights
• Native-Owned Tobacco Co. Says NY Can't Appeal Cig Ruling
• Wis. Tribe Accused Of Gender Bias By Former Managers
• Will 'Dr. Bull' Affect Actual Jurors?
• Pipeline Co. Can Keep Digging Under Native American Lake
• Iowa Protesters Must Wait For Dakota Access Hearing
• DOI Gets Wash. County's Tribal Boundary Dispute Tossed
• Tribe, Enviros To Get $250K For Fees In Alaska Forest Case
• Tribe Says Pension Co. Can't Duck Latest Embezzlement Suit
• Mass. Pushes 1st Circ. To Reject Tribe's Bid To Build Casino
• Arkansas Casino Amendment Qualifies For November Ballot
• CFPB Gets Win In CashCall Payday Loan Suit