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Native American - March, 2017

175 articles

• House Dem Laments Energy Cos.' 'Lust' For Tribal Lands
• Acting DOJ Enviro Head Says Enforcement Is Still A Priority
• A Law Firm's Guide To Social Media
• EPA Yanks CPP-Related Proposals After Trump's Exec. Order
• FWS Urges High Court To Uphold Polar Bear Habitat Ruling
• End Dates Valid In Tribal Gaming Pacts, Calif. Judge Rules
• Teck Tells 9th Circ. To Nix Tribes' $8M Pollution Award
• Trump's EO: What's Next For Energy, Enviro And Climate?
• BIA Urges 9th Circ. To End Injunction In Tribal Contract Row
• Seminoles Lose Bid For Share Of Oil Co. Heir's Insurance
• Chambers Move Toward Negotiations On Fla. Gambling Bills
• Utah Navajos Lose Discovery Bid In Voting Rights Dispute
• NM Says It Can Punish Casino Vendors Despite Feds' Stance
• California AG Promises To Battle Trump On Enviro Issues
• Union Backs NLRB Authority Over Calif. Tribal Casino
• Calif. Water Agencies Want Water Rights Case In High Court
• Wash. Tribes Escape Sanctions In Cigarette Sales Row
• Tribe Tells Calif. High Court Gov. Can't OK Off-Res Casino
• Contractor Can't Halt Fraud Row In Tribal Court During Appeal
• Ariz. Tribe Accuses Authority Of Denying Water Rights
• Lifting Of Federal Coal Moratorium Sparks Legal Fight
• Advocate For An Agency: Ex-FERC GC Cynthia Marlette
• Trump Energy Order Creates Tough Choices For Agencies
• Okla. Tribal Landowners Get Pipeline Kicked Off Property
• Sioux Can't Step Into Dakota Pipeline Row, Army Corps Says
• Tribal Group, Enviros Challenge Keystone XL Permit
• Feds Ordered To Release More Water For Vulnerable Fish
• Trump Signs Order Targeting Obama's Climate Legacy
• Powertech Backs Feds' Bid To Nix Uranium Mine Challenge
• Trump Set To KO Obama's Signature Climate Change Regs
• Seminoles Want To Join Suit Over Slot Machine-Style Games
• Navajo Voting Wasn't Hurt By Election Process: Utah County
• Norway's DNB Bank Selling Stake In Dakota Pipeline Loans
• DOI Urges Judge To Nix Calif. Tribe's Suit Over Casino Project
• Are Your In-House Lawyers Happy?
• Ponca Tribe Looks To Fight Keystone XL's Path Through Neb.
• Tribe Says DC Circ. Can Hear Uranium Mine Challenge
• NY Judge Says UPS On Hook In King-Size Cig Tax Row
• Seals' 'Threatened' Status Properly Nixed, 9th Circ. Hears
• BIA Can Ditch Liability In Flooded Spuds Suit, Judge Says
• VA Gets Tribe's Suit Over Health Care Reimbursements Nixed
• Army Corps Says Dakota Access OKs On Solid Ground
• Keystone Challengers Unlikely To Trump Presidential Permit
• Why Tribes Should Be Careful With Bankruptcy Practices
• Wash. Tribe's Suit Contesting Hunting Grounds Gets Tossed
• Trump's Skinny EPA Budget Could Have Far-Reaching Impacts
• What You Need To Know About The Border Wall So Far
• Google, NASA, Planes And A Stronger Legal Team
• Trump Grants Cross-Border Permit For Keystone XL Pipeline
• Feds Duck Allegations Of Creating 'Imposter' Calif. Tribe
• Reps. Again Float Bill To Boost Funding For Mine Cleanups
• Seneca Say $115M Slot Share With NY State Will Be The Last
• Apache Tribe Targets NIGC Letter For Rejecting Gambling Bid
• Navajo Again Sues DOI Over $17M Judicial Branch Funding
• 10 Tips For Better Legal Negotiations
• Ex-Leaders Look To Toss Tribe's 9th Circ. Asset Freeze Row
• ING Bank Inks Deal To Sell Its Share Of Dakota Pipeline Loan
• Wash. Tribe Freed From Ex-Health Exec's FCA Allegations
• Justices Told Law Nixing Tribal Casino Suit Is Constitutional
• Senate Dems Slam Trump's Skinny DOI Budget
• Calif. County Says DOI Took Liberties With Casino Land Ruling
• Gray Matters: Decision Error
• Gorsuch Rebukes Trump, Defends Record To Senate Panel
• Virginia Sens.' Tribal Recognition Bill Has Familiar Look
• Dakota Access Says Pipeline Hit With 'Coordinated Attacks'
• Texas Moves To Join Suit Challenging BLM Flaring Rule
• Calif. Tribe's Broken Casino Promise Cost $21M, Co. Says
• Tribe Member's Cobell Underpayment Claim Moves Forward
• Ariz. Highway Approval Done The Right Way, 9th Circ. Told
• Wash. Tribe Wins Temporary Block On Others' Halibut Fishing
• EPA's Pruitt Targeted In Okla. Ethics Complaint Over Emails
• Tribal Members Fight Sanctions Bid In Suit Over Cig Sales
• Law Schools And Law Firms: Seeking Common Ground
• Justices Asked To Tackle Spokeo Divide In Card Receipt Row
• South Dakota, Tribe Double Down In Casino Tax Battle
• High Court Refuses Credit-Card Receipts Suit Against Tribe
• 9th Circ. Rejects Challenges To Navajo Plant Smog Plan
• Mich. Tribe Says Off-Reservation Casino Shielded By Fed. Law
• Okla. Tribal Landowners Seek Sanctions On Pipeline Co.
• Feds Say They Don't 'Own' Navajo Land In Cleanup Suit
• DC Circ. Denies Tribe's Bid To Stem Dakota Pipeline Oil
• Not From Around Here? Trying A Case As An Out-Of-Towner
• Feds, Sioux Tribe Tangle Over Bid To Halt Dakota Pipeline
• NRC Says Oglala Sioux Uranium Mine Challenge Is Premature
• Ariz. Tribe Hits Gov't With $200M Trust Mismanagement Suit
• Challenge To Indian Child Act 'Bias' Is Nixed Over Standing
• Casino Foes Ask Justices To Sink DOI Cowlitz Tribe Ruling
• Former EPA Administrators Slam Trump Budget Proposal
• Wash. Tribal Members Found Exempt From Gas Import Taxes
• Trump's Shrunken EPA Budget Would Also Hinder States
• Calif. Tribe, Groups Slam DOI In DC Circ. Over Casino
• Sioux Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Halt Dakota Access Oil Flow
• Mich. Judge OKs Tribe's Gambling Deal With State
• 9th Circ. Backs Tribal Right To Water. But How Much?
• Clean Energy Takes It On The Chin In Trump Budget Plan
• Trump Proposes Slashing EPA's Budget By $2.6B
• DOI Plans To Rescind Obama-Era Fracking Rule
• DOI Indian Affairs Deputy Solicitor Rejoins Steptoe
• Judge Denies Tribal Status To Frank's Landing For Now
• Mich. Tribe Seeks End To Woman's Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Enviros Fight EPA For Pruitt's Emails
• Tribe Can't Halt Dakota Access Oil Flow During Appeal
• 9th Circ. Rules In Tribe's Favor Over Its Exclusion Of Members
• Michigan Reaches Gambling Deal With Hannahville Tribe
• 10th Circ. Keeps Clamps On New Mexico In Tribal Casino Row
• Tribe Tells 9th Circ. It Can't Trust BIA Absent Injunction
• Feds Say Fla. Tribe Can't Dodge Tax Ruling On Casino Cash
• NM, Navajo Tribe Blast EPA Bid To Duck Gold King Spill Suits
• 6 Dems Want EPA OIG To Probe Potential Pruitt Conflicts
• Tribe Says No Conflict Between Claims, 9th Circ. Water Ruling
• How The Most Profitable Law Firms Structure Their C-Suites
• Conn. AG Weighs Risks Over Tribes' Proposed 3rd Casino
• Dakota Access Says Tribe Is Too Late To Halt 'Black Snake'
• Groups Tell Court EPA Failed To Fulfill Civil Rights Obligations
• McCain Asks EPA OIG For Info On Gold King Criminal Probe
• Tribe Says E-Bingo Not Prohibited At East Texas Facility
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Suit Over FWS' Bison Range Plans
• Feds Get Tribes' Claims Trimmed In Calif. Highway Project Suit
• Settlement Strategy: What Does The Client Really Want?
• Tribal Court Has Final Say On Casino Injury Suit, Judge Told
• Mass. Appeals Court Revives Wynn Resort Selection Suit
• New Mexico Can Regulate Tribe's Vendors, 10th Circ. Hears
• Foes Of Calif. Tribal Casino Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Suit
• Tribe Can Join County's Stayed BIA Suit Over Trust Land
• In The Associate Lateral Market, All Law Firms Are Not Equal
• Dakota Access Cites Attack Risk If Pipeline Docs Released
• 10th Circ. Checks On Gov't Stance In Fracking Rule Case
• EPA Opens Civil Rights Investigation Of Hawaii Pesticide Use
• Reflections From A Mock Trial
• Mich. Tribes Lose Bids To Join Rival's Casino Land Suit
• Tribe Loses Appeal Over Immunity In Casino Consulting Deal
• EPA Enviro Justice Head Resigns
• Calif. Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Freeze Ex-Officials' Assets
• 11th Circ. Affirms Sanctions For Fla. Tribe's Ex-GC
• Okla. Gov. OKs Shawnee Tribe's Panhandle Casino Plan
• Zinke Touts Tribal Sovereignty As Key At Committee Hearing
• Ex-DOI Head Salazar Questions Conn. Tribal Casino Plans
• Tribe's Enviro Review Fight Falls Short, Dakota Access Says
• Arapaho Tribe Can't Halt BIA-Established Court
• DOI Says Calif. County Can't Upend Tribal Casino Land Ruling
• Water Agency Can't Revive Challenge To Tribal-Land Tax Rule
• Tenn. Judge Nixes Native Groups' Suit Over State Recognition
• Feds Try To Nix Cherokee Nation's Suit Seeking FCA Action
• Sioux Tribe Rebuffed On Religious Bid To Block Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Upholds Calif. Tribe's Groundwater Rights
• The Need To Preserve And Expand Tribal VAWA Jurisdiction
• Tribe, Enviros Seek En Banc Review Of Water Transfer Ruling
• Calif. Tribal Faction Says BIA Was Wrong To Reverse Ruling
• Tribal Court Can't Subpoena AmEx For Records, Group Says
• BIA Beats Enviros' Suit Over Approval Of Wind Farm Lease
• Texas, Tribe Press For Quick Wins In Bingo Battle
• Data Analytics Now Cost-Effective For Smaller Firms
• DOI Urges Justices To Reject Attack On Cowlitz Land Ruling
• NLRB Has Authority Over Calif. Tribal Casino, 9th Circ. Told
• Nooksack Council Looks To Sink RICO Suit By Members
• Alaska Native Corp. Says Relator Took Privileged Docs
• Okla. Tribe Says Fracking-Linked Quakes Damaged Buildings
• Tideland Owners Can't Duck Fishing Plan Dispute With Tribe
• Don't Underestimate The Value Of An Internal Audit
• Sioux Slam Terror 'Ruse' Behind Bid To Shield Pipeline Docs
• Seminoles Say Fla. Gambling Bills Cut Into $3B Compact
• 9th Circ. Not Hooked By Wash. Bid To Rehear Salmon Row
• SD Senator Floats Bill To Audit Indian Health Service
• 4 Top Tribal Concerns As Zinke Takes Charge Of DOI
• Tribe Gets Emergency Injunction In NM Casinos Suit
• Ohio Men Get Prison For Digging Up Native American Remains
• Re-Evaluating The Clean Water Rule: A Long Road Ahead
• New Business Opportunities In Shared Workspaces
• Scalia's Hand Guides Trump's Rollback Of Obama Water Rule
• Hogan Lovells Adds Environmental Partner In DC
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Tribal Enrollment Dispute
• NM Pueblo Says State Actions Risk Shutting Down Its Casinos
• Money Centers Ch. 11 Court Says Tribes Out Of Jurisdiction
• Arapaho Tribe Says BIA Must Approve Contracts
• Interior Pick Zinke Sails Through Confirmation Vote