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Native American - February, 2018

126 articles

• Justices Urged To Revisit $380M Split In Native Farmer Deal
• Water Transfer Rule's Survival A Boon To Western States
• Cherokee Slam Bid To Take Opioid Suit To Federal Court
• Harrah's Exec Says Tribal Immunity Protects Him From Suit
• Wells Fargo Tries To Nix Navajo Nation's Fake Account Suit
• Bill To Extend Tribe's Gambling Pact Hits Fla. House Floor
• High Court Ruling No Green Light For Suit-Killing Laws
• 3rd Circ. Says CashCall Can't Arbitrate Lending Suit
• Why Machine Learning Should Matter To Lawyers
• Texas Tribe Wins Pause Of E-Bingo Order Pending Appeal
• ND, Texas Ask To Move Forward With Methane Rule Challenge
• EPA In The Trump Era
• Justices Back Congress' Power To Block Lawsuits
• In Surprising Move, PTAB Tackles Tribal Immunity Head-On
• Calif. Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Claims Against Bank
• Wash. Urges Justices To Upend Tribal Salmon Culvert Ruling
• House OKs Amber Alert Expansion For Tribal Lands
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To EPA Water Transfer Rule
• Tribe Not Immune From Restasis IP Challenges, PTAB Says
• Cayuga Faction Can Step Into Rival Group's Suit Against BIA
• Tribes Urge Justices To Undo Wyoming Reservation Ruling
• Perry, Zinke Call For 'Responsible' Energy, Public Land Use
• NY Asks 2nd Circ. To Affirm $247M UPS Cigarette Penalty
• 9th Circ. OKs Toss Of Tribal Water Project Row
• EPA In The Trump Era: The DOJ's 3rd-Party Payment Policy
• Judge Nixes BLM's Delay Of Obama Methane Flaring Rule
• More Yellowstone Bison Illegally Freed, Park Service Says
• Trump's Pick For Indian Health Service Head Withdraws Name
• Justices Told To Reject Attacks On $380M Native Farmer Deal
• Feds Have To Search For More Keystone Docs, Judge Says
• Wash. Landowners Say Tribe Can't Escape Property Suit
• Energy Transfer Wants Enviros' Sanctions Bid Quashed
• Utah County, Navajo Group Reach Deal In Voting Rights Suit
• Wis. Tribe Fights For Quick Win In Gambling Deal Dispute
• Canadian Salmon Co. Threatens NAFTA Arbitration Over Ban
• Okla. Tribe Asks 10th Circ. To Rethink $27M Tax Ruling
• Ex-Casino Worker Says Harrah's Exec Can't Dodge Wage Suit
• Idaho Tribes Drop DOI Law Enforcement Funding Suit
• Calif. Tribe Asks High Court To Spurn Banishment Case
• Tribal Involvement Doesn't Nix Coal Plant Suit, Feds Say
• Utah Cops Can't Nix Tribal Trespassing Claim At High Court
• EPA In The Trump Era: Making Sense Of Waters Of The US
• Dems Press EPA Chief About Expensed 1st-Class Travel
• MGM Backs DOI's Bid To Nix Tribe's Gambling Claims
• MGM's $675M Pitch Puts Conn. Tribes' Casino Plan At Risk
• Atty Botched Plea, Man Convicted Of Fraud Tells 2nd Circ.
• DOE Says It Has $11.5M For Tribal Land Energy Projects
• Tribal Casino Operator Seeks OK Of $3.7M Arbitral Award
• Feds Further Push For Bears Ears Challenge Move To Utah
• How Emerging Sources Of ESI Will Impact Discovery
• Trump Budget Cuts To Tribal Programs 'Untenable': NCAI Prez
• W.Va. Opioid Suit Against McKesson Sent Back To State Court
• FCC's Pai Updates Tribal Leaders On Broadband Progress
• Put The Brakes On Acceleration Bay Litigation Funder Ruling
• Ex-Tribal Health Clinic CFO Gets 1 Year For Wire Fraud
• 11th Circ. OKs States' Bid To Quickly Remand Water Rule Suit
• A Chat With Hogan Lovells HR Chief Allison Friend
• Warren Slams Trump's Gibes Over Native Ancestry Claims
• Shell's Hydro-Battery Project Hit With Tribes' FERC Protest
• Feds Want End To Texas Suit Over Indian Child Welfare Act
• NM High Court Faults State's Tribal School District Funding
• Utes Can't Force Judge's Recusal In Dispute With Ex-Worker
• Considerations For Attorneys Using Artificial Intelligence
• Trump Infrastructure Plan Would Spur Pipeline Projects
• Gold King Contractor Must Face Most NM, Navajo Claims
• Energy Funds For Schools New Twist In Tribal Budget Battle
• Feds Push 1st Circ. To Affirm Toss Of Tribe's Bridge Suit
• Upper Skagit To Set The Bar For Tribal Sovereign Immunity
• BLM Proposes Pulling Back Obama's Methane Flaring Rule
• 9th Circ. Judge: Tribe 'Did Nothing' To Stop Rival Casino
• Gov't Must Seek Tribes' Input On Vital Issues: NCAI Prez
• Trump Budget Would Cut BIA Funds, Up Indian Health Money
• Conn. Dems Ask Interior OIG To Review Casino Pact Inaction
• Trump Proposes 25 Percent Cut To EPA In 2019 Budget
• Clean Energy On Chopping Block In Trump Budget Blueprint
• 9th Circ. Backs Arctic Ringed Seals' 'Threatened Status'
• Feds, Dakota Access Fight Tribe To Keep Pipeline Permits
• Enviro Watchdog Says DOI Temp Officials Are Illegal
• Judging A Book: Duncan Reviews 'Justice And Empathy'
• Tribal Tie Doesn't Nix Coal Plant Row, Enviros Tell 9th Circ.
• ​​​​​​​At 40, ICWA May Be Facing Its Biggest Legal Hurdle
• SD Tribe Blasts NRC's Take On Standing To Dispute Mine
• Dakota Access Owners Press RICO Suit Against Enviros
• Enviro Analysis Says Congress Threatens Access To Courts
• Wis. Tribe Sues State For Right To Grow Hemp
• Cherokee AG Wants Federal Opioid Jurisdiction Case Dropped
• TSA Settles Native American Sacred Item Screening Suit
• Tribe Wants Bank's $1M Fees Nixed After Embezzlement Row
• The Art Of The Litigation Funding Deal
• $7M DOD Cloud Contract Support Deal Hit With Protest
• ND Asks 10th Circ. To Keep Fracking Rule Rejection In Place
• Tribe, Enviros Give Up Suit Over Klamath Logging Project
• Corps Unresponsive In Dakota Access Permit Fight: Tribe
• Co. Drops Suit Over Tribe's Canceled Super Bowl Venue
• Okla. Asks Justices To Eye Tribal Boundaries In Murder Case
• Smart Contracts Need Smart Corporate Lawyers
• States Urge 11th Circ. To Quickly Remand Water Rule Case
• Bankrupt Payday Lender Can't Move CFPB Suit To Texas
• Texas Tribe Looks To Halt E-Bingo Order Pending Appeal
• Senate Panel Again Advances Trump's EPA Deputy Pick
• DOI Says Absence Of Compact Sinks Tribe's Gambling Claims
• Conn. Lawmakers Float Plan To Open Bidding For New Casino
• State Law Blocks Texas Tribe's E-Bingo Plans, Judge Says
• 10th Circ. Reverses Okla. Tribe's $27M Alcohol Tax Win
• How To Fix Your Broken Client Teams
• BLM Fights Effort To Undo 10th Circ. Fracking Rule Decision
• What To Watch In DC: NLRB, Bears Ears, Trust Land
• 15 Tribes Urge Wash. Gov. To Stop LNG Project Construction
• Navajo Nation Sues HHS Over $7.2M Education Program Cut
• Keep Tribes' Bears Ears Case In DC, Native Groups Say
• Organizing Indian Affairs For The Next 100 Years
• Tribe, Feds Urge 10th Circ. To Reverse Trust Land Ruling
• Utah Police Press Justices To Hear Tribal Trespass Case
• FCC Report Of Good Broadband Buildout Raises Hackles
• Yankton Sioux Press SD Lawmaker To Drop Fugitive Bill
• Wisconsin Ducks Tribe's Claims Over Rival Casino
• Feds, Tribe Say DC Circ. Ruling In Similar Case Backs Casino
• How To Serve Your Blind Client Effectively
• CFPB's Payday Loan Protections Protect Big Business Too
• Feds Fight At 9th Circ. Against Water Release Order
• Justices May Cinch Immunity Loophole In Upper Skagit Case
• Judge Trims Suit Claiming Lenders 'Rented' Banks & Tribes
• NM, Navajo Nation Fight EPA Bid To Stay Mine Spill Suit
• Tackling NFL Trademarks: IP Fights Since Last Super Bowl
• Enviros Sue DOI Over Tribal Land Swap For Road In Alaska
• Evolving Due Process In The Digital Age