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Native American - October, 2016

151 articles

• Feds Press 10th Circ. To Clear Up Gambling Procedures Row
• Ga. High Court Rules For State In Payday Lending Dispute
• High Court Is Asked To Review DOI's Land Trust For Cowlitz
• DOJ, WestRock Settle Ariz. Superfund Costs For $2.8M
• Feds Say Calif. Tribe Bid For Plant Inspection Docs Moot
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 7
• Feds Seek Default Judgment In Tribal Land Foreclosure Suit
• Okla. Landowner Says BIA, Oil Co. Can't Dodge Lease Claims
• Calif. Tribe Says Union Must Arbitrate Work Disputes
• NJ AG Must Face Tribe's Claims In Recognition Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Halt New Mexico Shale Drilling
• Ariz. Highway Foes Lose Bid To Block Construction
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 6
• Mining Co. Can Challenge Superfund Cleanup Deal
• NM Pueblo Says Judge Should Stay Ruling In Gambling Row
• EPA Sets Strategy For Low-Income, Minority Enviro Justice
• Calif. Tribes Seek Quick Win In Gambling Pact Expiration Row
• Northern Arapaho Want BIA To Leave Its Tribal Court Alone
• MLB Commissioner Plans Talk With Indians CEO About Logo
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 5
• Gore Supports Standing Rock's Dakota Access Protest
• Mich. Tribe Takes DOI Recognition Suit To Supreme Court
• Casino Backers, Dickinson Wright To Settle Malpractice Suit
• EPA To Furnish $63M For Southwest Tribes' Enviro Work
• Developer, Tribe Defend BIA Approval Of Wind Farm Lease
• Calif. Tribe Wants Documents From Plant Inspection
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 4
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Hovercraft Ban On Non-Fed. Land
• Native Farmer Slams $380M Payout Plan For USDA Deal
• Tribes Slam BIA For Switching Stance On Irrigation Project
• Calif. Tribal Faction's Bid To Stay BIA Ruling Denied
• Calif. Tribe Can Develop Own Water Quality Standards: EPA
• More Tribes To Get Access To Nat'l Crime Databases
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 3
• Bridging The Gap Between Outside And Inside Counsel
• Calif. Tribe Can Step Into Challenge To DOI Rulings On Casino
• DOI Blasts Navajo Nation's Bid To Revive Funding Dispute
• Tribe Fights Teck's 9th Circ. Bid To Dodge $8M Judgment
• Would-Be Amicus Slams Maine's Challenge To Extra Time Bid
• World Series Run Brings Heat To Indians' Name, Logo
• NM Asks Judge To Reject Pueblo's Bid To Save Gambling Suit
• 2016 Native American Tax Litigation Roundup
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 2
• So You Want To Be A Partner? You Need A Mentor
• Maine Slams Would-Be Amicus In Tribe's River Rights Row
• DOI Backs Tribal-Federal Collaboration On Land Management
• BIA Updates Framework For Tribal Juvenile Justice Codes
• The Supreme Court Vacancy And An Equally Divided Court
• Woman Wants Tribal Court Trial In Fall Case
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Enviro Law Ruling For Casino Foes
• Blue Cross Fights Mich. Tribe's Doc Bid In ERISA Suit
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 1
• Definition Of 'Disposal' Limits CERCLA's Applicability
• DOI Panel Rejects Challenge To Vote On Tribal Constitution
• NIGC Says It Didn't Approve Daily Fantasy Sports Plans
• Tribe Can File Own Complaint In Dakota Access Challenge
• Trial Pros' Secret To Courtroom Success
• Shoshone Official Calls Contract Ruling A 'Blow' To Arapahos
• DOI Expands NM Land Review Over Oil, Gas Concerns
• Pension Co., Bank Escape Tribe's Embezzlement Suit
• 8th Circ. Remands Tribes' Suit Over Paradigm Pipelines
• BIA Approves Calif. Tribe's Business Leasing Regulations
• Feds, Penobscots Ask 1st Circ. To Extend Tribe's River Rights
• Tribe Health Plan Administrators Dodge $2.1M ERISA Suit
• Rep. Blasts DOI Support For Klamath Dam Removal Project
• Calif. Tribe Files Complaint In Feds' CAA Suit Against Plant
• Preparing For Changes To Federal Appellate Rules
• 11th Circ. Finds Tribe Immune To Ex-Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Mich. Tribe Wants Info On Blue Cross Profits In ERISA Suit
• BIA Needs Both Wyo. Tribes' OK For Joint Contracts: Judge
• Tribes Blast Attempt To Discuss Changes To Fishing Plan
• Ala. Tribe Moves For Quick Win In Casino Tax Suit
• DOI Urges FERC To Approve Klamath River Dam Removal
• Mining Co. Wants Out Of Navajo Nation's Gold King Suit
• BIA Rejects Nooksack Council's Bid To Block Appeals Court
• Navajo Nation Says NM State Court Can't Hear Injury Case
• Feds' Tribal Talks May Yield Clarity For Wary Energy Cos.
• Bank, Mingo Tribal Trust Agree To End To $8.85M Loan Suit
• Ontario Court Denies Bid To Stop Cleveland Indians Images
• Tribe Defends $27M Win On Alcohol Taxes At 10th Circ.
• Enviros Won't Oppose Navajo Co.'s Intervention In Mine Suit
• DC Circ. Pauses Challenge To EPA's Tribal Land Oil, Gas Rule
• Tribe Says Ariz. Gambling Head Can't Justify Doc. Destruction
• Navajos Lose Bid To Make Utah County Alter Voting System
• GOP Sens. Decry Lack Of Charges Over Gold King Spill
• Daily Fantasy Sports Co. Announces Plans For 2017 IPO
• OPINION: 3rd-Party Litigation Funding Needs Transparency
• Offensive Trademark Ban Going Down? It Probably Should Not
• Mass. Tribe Sees 'Path Forward' For Casino With New Ruling
• Calif. Court Tosses Suit Over Gov.'s Tribal Casino Approval
• Tribe Says Conn. Owes $610M For Wrongfully Taken Land
• Trespass Claims Over Pipeline Can't Be Held Up, Judge Says
• Enviros Defend Alaska Hovercraft Ban
• Tribal Immunity: A Perfect Storm Against Tribal Interests?
• 5 Tips For Forming A Tribal Electric Utility
• 2 Accused In Bond Fraud Suit Invoke Fifth Over Doc Requests
• Sens. Urge Obama To Block Dakota Access Pipeline Now
• Native Church Drops Suit Against County Over Marijuana Crop
• Texas Says Tribe Can't Avoid Casino Inspection
• New Mexico Can't Tax Property On Tribal Lands, Suit Says
• Calif. Rep. Urges FERC To Approve Klamath Dam Removal
• DOJ Shows 'Hypocrisy' After No Gold King Charges, Reps Say
• NLRB Judge Says Tribal Casino Unfairly Cut Worker Bonuses
• Feds, Tribe Slam Wash.'s Assertion Of Taxing Power In Village
• Staying On Water Rights Suit, Judge Axes Project Challenge
• Native Protesters' Suit Against NYS Troopers Dismissed
• Tribe Continues Push To Block New Fla. Water Quality Rule
• NCAI, Tribes Join Navajo Land Fight In 10th Circ.
• Wash. Tribes Ask 9th Circ. To Uphold Fishing Rights Ruling
• The Art Of Silence At Trial
• Alaska Tribal Group Files First Land-Into-Trust Bid In State
• Nev. Tribes Get Early, Day-Of Voting Sites On Reservations
• 9th Circ. Stays Firm On Cross-Border Pollution Ruling
• Paradigm Pipeline Appeal Remains Urgent, Tribes Tell 8th Circ.
• Tribe, Enviros Say DOI Rightly Canceled Mont. Oil Lease
• Texas Man Jailed For Tribal Membership Sales To Immigrants
• DOE Rule Simplifies Interstate Power Transmission Siting
• DC Circ. Rejects Tribe's Bid To Block Dakota Pipeline
• Tribe Knocks Texas Attempt To Force Casino Inspection
• API Looks To Pause Suit Over EPA's Tribal Land Oil, Gas Rule
• Feds, Sierra Club Urge 10th Circ. To Reinstate Fracking Rules
• Rancher Wants Roadwork Suits Against Feds, Tribe Combined
• EPA, Chem Maker Settle Wash. Reservation Air Pollution Row
• Standing Rock Stirring Cross-Border Pipeline Resistance
• Blue Cross Wants Tribe To Hand Over Docs In ERISA Suit
• Calif. Tribe's Long-Opposed Casino To Open Next Week
• Feds Blast Tribe's Suit Over Water Project's Impact On Salmon
• Coming Soon: The 3-D (And 4-D) Brief
• EPA Fights Co.'s Bid For Quick Ruling In Gold King Suit
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Gamblers' Suit Over Foxwoods Winnings
• Tribes Say Fed. Energy Development Oversight Unneeded
• Tribe Needn't Return $11.8M In FTC Suit Over Payday Scheme
• Feds Move To Nix Seneca Nation's Health Funding Dispute
• DC Circ. Seems Skeptical Of Sioux Push To Block Pipeline
• The 'Tough Noogies' Doctrine: Rights But No Remedies
• Feds Say No Need For Stay In Calif. Tribal Leadership Fight
• DOI Must Clarify Tribe's Gaming Eligibility, Judge Says
• Tribe Takes Casino Dispute With New Mexico To 10th Circ.
• Enviros Blast Navajo Co.'s Bid To Join And Nix Mine Suit
• Couple Wants Quick Win In Okla. Tribal Adoption Law Fight
• Ariz. Gaming Head Fights Sanctions Bid In Tribal Casino Suit
• DOI Says It Had Power To Nix Controversial Mont. Oil Lease
• Justices Skip Challenge To Tribe's Criminal Jurisdiction
• Navajo Nation, Urban Outfitters Settle Trademark Dispute
• Tribes Say Challenge To Paradigm Pipelines Still Alive
• Tribes Assert Separate Rights To Oppose Dakota Pipeline
• High Court Won't Hear Parents' Reservation Shooting Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Native Massacre Reparations Suit
• Enviros, Tribe Urge Rejection Of Wash. Oil Terminal Expansion
• Ceja Moves To Beat Suit Over Oil, Gas Lease On Tribe's Land
• Redskins Can't Join High Court Trademark Case