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Native American - November, 2017

142 articles

• Feds Finalize Lease Extension For Indian Country Coal Plant
• Senate Passes Bills Aimed At Tribal Energy, Job Issues
• Tribes, Conn. Want DOI To Act On Gaming Compact Changes
• Mass. Wind Turbine Project No Longer Viable, DOI Hears
• Crow Member Pushes Justices To Hear Hunting Rights Case
• The Billing Evolution: How Far Along Is Your Firm?
• 10 Tips For Effective Practice Before The 5th Circ.
• Greenpeace Seeks To Dodge Dakota Access RICO Case
• Enviros Hail Council Vote Against Wash. Oil Train Terminal
• Feds, Tribes Urge Justices Not To Hear Salmon Culvert Case
• ARCO Appeal Of Tribal Co. Immunity Is Premature: 10th Circ.
• The Latest Trends In Drug Monopolies
• Judging A Book: Saris Reviews 'Locking Up Our Own'
• Dem Senator Compares Trump Enviro Pick To Caligula's Horse
• NM, Native Group Urge Nix Of CFPB's Tribal Lenders Suit
• House OKs Calif. Tribe Land Deal With Feds
• DC Circ. Backs Toss Of Calif. County's Tribal Casino Fight
• US Urges High Court To Uphold Bearded Seal Listing
• Slawson Wins Another OK To Drill Pending ND Tribal Appeal
• Landowners Urge Neb. To Rethink Keystone XL Approval
• Allergan Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Deal With Tribe
• BIA Prevails In Spat With Calif. Group Seeking Tribe Status
• Mich., Enbridge Ink Deal To Fix Oil Pipeline Amid Review
• Pa. Jury Convicts Payday Lending Bigwig, Atty Of Fraud
• Justices Asked To Hear Tribal Land Condemnation Case
• 4 States Push 10th Circ. To Rethink Fracking Rule Decision
• Justices Turn Down Water Dispute Between Agencies, Tribe
• Justices Pass On Challenge To Oneida Casino Land Grant
• Consumers Say Hedge Fund Financed Illegal Tribal Lending
• Enviros' Keystone XL Suits Can Proceed, Judge Says
• What Attorneys Get Wrong About Native American Law
• NC Casino Operator Moves To Nix Unpaid Wages Suit
• Trump's Energy Plans Still Hamstrung By EPA, DOI Vacancies
• Tribe Entitled To Water Quantity, Not Quality, Agency Says
• Calif. County Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Tribal Casino Row
• CFPB, CashCall Spar Over Possible $287M In Restitution
• Dakota Access Refutes Tribes' Claims In Pipeline Row
• Calif. Tribe Fights Union Over Labor Arbitration At 9th Circ.
• Tribal Lenders Take CFPB Investigation Fight To High Court
• BLM Tells 10th Circ. No Need To Revisit Frack Rule Decision
• Mass. Pushes Justices To Hear Martha's Vineyard Casino Row
• Don't Waste This Planning Cycle: Year-End Strategies
• Restasis Buyers Hit Allergan With Antitrust Suit
• Tribe Invokes Immunity In $10M Cannabis Contract Dispute
• DOI Still Seeking Cobell Claimants As Deal Deadline Looms
• Tribe Tells 9th Circ. Union Dispute Must Not Be Arbitrated
• Neb. Regulators Approve Keystone XL Pipeline Route
• Wash. Reps Float Bill To Speed Up DOI Water Project Reviews
• Cherokee Nation Latest To Accuse Tuna Cos. Of Price Fixing
• ND Tribe Member Urges Rethink Of Co.'s Win In Royalty Row
• Alaska Tribal Health Org Sues For Land Cleanup, Transfer
• From Snaps To Tweets: The Craft Of Social Media Discovery
• Mich. Tribe Wins Bid To Strengthen Casino Doc Protections
• Tribe Seeks Injunction Against Hemp-Seizing Calif. County
• Keystone Leaks 210K Gallons With Permit Decision Pending
• DOI Watchdog Says Zinke Didn't Document Travel Expenses
• Tribes Hoping Overhaul Of BIA Regs Will Catalyze Deals
• Calif., Tribe Trade Blows In Gaming Compact Row
• Split FCC Votes To Limit Lifeline Subsidy Uses
• Why White House Efforts To Dismantle Regs Face Roadblocks
• An Interview With Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
• Hurdles To Consider When Securing A Personnel File
• Ex-DOI Scientist Sues For Employee Reassignment Info
• EPA Unveils Some Ozone Info After Enviro Lawsuit Threat
• CFPB Latest To Sue Supporter Of Tribal Payday Lender
• Tribal Courts Have Say On Project Suit: Ariz. Panel
• Nooksack Can't Get Second Look At Toss Of Funding Suit
• NIGC Says Tribe Atty Not Authorized To OK Nongaming Deal
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Wind Farm Challenge
• Judging A Book: Gilstrap Reviews 'Alexander Hamilton'
• DOJ Vows To Prosecute Activists Who Damage Pipelines
• Law Profs Urge High Court To Decide Crow Tribe Hunting Suit
• Cherokee Opioid Fight Should Inspire Other Tribes, AG Says
• 8th Circ. Nixes DAPL Protesters' Bid To Block Police Tactics
• The Case For Creating A Mediation Department At Your Firm
• Chickasaw Casino Gets Go-Ahead As Comanche Suit Pends
• Fla. Senate Bill Aims For Narrower Gaming Reform
• Yankton Sioux Say Dakota Pipeline Permits Should Be Pulled
• FCC Hires Head For Tribal Affairs Policy Office
• Okla. Asks To Stay Creek Slay Case For High Court Petition
• Tribal Loan Program Needs More Oversight, Watchdog Says
• Ex-EPA Attys Blast Pruitt's Sue-and-Settle Directive
• Core Functions And Cooperative Federalism At The EPA
• Being There: Defending Depositions
• Sens. Ask GAO To Eye EPA's 'Double Standard' On Advisers
• CFPB Urges Justices To Reject Tribal Lenders' Petition
• Tribe, Not Officials, Immune To Extortion Suit: Utah Justices
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Creek Member's Murder Case
• Tolowa Nation Sues Feds Over Denial Of Tribal Recognition
• W.Va. Casino Raids Tip Pool To Fund Time Off, Dealers Say
• The Legal Fallout For Harvey Weinstein's Hired Hands
• Indian Health Service Must Weigh Tribe's Claims, Judge Says
• House OKs Bill For Expedited Hydropower Licenses
• 11th Circ. Urged To Sanction Seminoles In Subpoena Row
• Lewis Tein Asks Justices To Weigh In On Tribal Immunity
• Jury Persuasion In An 'Alt-Fact' World
• Trump's Enviro Pick Gets Frosty Reception At Senate Hearing
• Fla. Court Shoots Down State's Card Game Rule Repeal
• New Indian Child Welfare Act Challenges On The Horizon
• 10th Circ. Won't Change Order Shrinking Wyo. Reservation
• Allergan Making A 'Mockery' Of IPR Process, Lawmaker Says
• Oklahoma Warns Of CFPB Overreach In Tribe Loan Suit
• Gov't, Tribe Seek Quick Wins In Calif. Casino Land Fight
• Justices Wary Of Congressional Power To Curb Lawsuits
• A Partial But Significant Tax Victory For Tribal Casinos
• Tribe Says Feds, Not Mich., Should Oversee Mine Permit
• Ex-Tribal Treasurer Gets 5 Years' Probation For Casino Theft
• Applying The Investors' Playbook To Legal Career Planning
• Justices To Mull Congress' Reach In Tribal Casino Battle
• Tribe Rips Protest Of Martha's Vineyard Casino At High Court
• Calif., NM Warn BLM Over Suspending Methane Waste Rule
• The Law Firms Spinning The White House Turnstile
• Has Trump Been Good For BigLaw?
• What Trump's War On Regulations Means For Lawyers
• Who's Repping Whom? Law360's Guide To The Mueller Probe
• Tribe Seeks Quick Win In HHS Health Program Funding Suit
• Enviros Got Unfair Fracking Rule Win At 10th Circ., ND Says
• Wash. Tribe Says County Had No Jurisdiction For Prosecution
• How IT And Procurement Pros Can Inform Law Firm Budgeting
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Verdict In 'Onondaga 15' Suit Against Cops
• Casino Fraud Charges Against Ex-Tribal Official Dropped
• Enviros Urge Justices To Toss Challenge To Feds' Seal Listing
• Pruitt Names EPA Advisory Board Members Under New Rules
• Up Next At High Court: Clawbacks And Congressional Power
• Homeowners' Property Tax Suit Against Wash. Tribe Tossed
• Enviros Sue DOI For Docs In National Monument Review
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence At Law Firms
• Calif. County Calls Off BIA Land Suit After Deal With Tribe
• Seneca Nation, NY Announce Reps In Gaming Revenue Row
• Perception Vs. Reality At Trial
• Judge Urged To Reject More Safety Steps For Dakota Pipeline
• BLM Takes Step To Undo Gas Venting And Flaring Rule
• Tribal Officials Immune To Suit, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Proportionality, Not Perfection, Is What Matters
• Conn. Tribes Press DOI To Take Next Step For New Casino
• House OKs Slimmed-Down Review Rules For Federal Forests
• Pruitt's Grant Ban Stokes Concerns About EPA's Integrity
• Navajo Council Says Grand Canyon Tram Plan Won't Fly
• Conn. OKs Daily Fantasy Sports As Pa. Opens Up Betting Path
• Keweenaw Want Extra Secrecy For Casino Docs In Tax Row
• Seneca Nation, Feds Strike Deal In Health Care Funding Suits
• Make Way For The 'Unicorns'