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Native American - May, 2019

166 articles

• J&J Rep Grilled On 'Low Abuse Potential' Opioid Claim
• Kids' Groundbreaking Case Could Alter Climate Suits' Odds
• DC Circ. Remands Transmission Project Permit Spat
• Idaho Tribes Win Bid To Pause Land Claim Suit
• Tribe Argues Town Has No Say On Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Native American Law And Policy: Midyear Report
• J&J Targeted Docs To Push Fentanyl Patch, Okla. Judge Hears
• Assimilative Crimes Act Applies On Indian Land: 9th Circ.
• Tribe Says BLM, BIA Botched Okla. Drilling Approvals
• Pa. Gaming Board OKs $1.3B Sands Casino Sale To Ala. Tribe
• NJ AG Latest To Go After Sacklers Over Opioid Crisis
• US, Enviros Defend Offshore Monument Designation
• Motherhood & Making Partner: The View From 2 BigLaw Moms
• J&J Glossed Over Opioid Dangers, Okla. Judge Hears
• 5 Attorneys On Being The Only Woman In The Room
• Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Law Firm Sexism
• High Court Won't Hear Suit Alleging Racial Bias In ICWA
• Chippewa Tribe Seeks Win In Mich. Land Trust Fight
• House Dems Mull Estate Tax Changes To Pay For 'Extenders'
• Obama-Era Clean Water Act Change Violates APA, Judge Says
• Feds Appeal Invalidation Of Trump Offshore Drilling Order
• FCC Finalizes Broadband Expansion Report Despite Backlash
• 3 Law Firm Business Tactics To Support A Niche Practice
• Louisiana Sports Betting Bill All But Killed By Committee
• Gov't Partially Appeals Order On Yellowstone Grizzly Delisting
• In The March Toward Parity, Law Firms Fall Behind
• Can You Spot The Gender Disparity? A Guide To Implicit Bias
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Ohio Seeks To Kill Local Lake Erie Protection Law
• Insurer Won't Cover Music Files Lost In Hack, Media Co. Says
• High Court Won't Hear Fla. Tribe, Member's Cases Over Tax
• Justices Won't Hear Comanche Protest Of Chickasaw Casino
• J&J Called Architect Of Opioid Crisis As Epic Trial Begins
• Glass Ceiling Slow To Break For Female Attys In 2018
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• What 12 Gender Bias Complaints Say About BigLaw
• Teva Settles Okla. Opioid Case For $85M Just Before Trial
• Educational Spectrum Band's Future Faces Uncertainty
• BIA Takes North Dakota Land Into Trust For Tribe
• Conn. Tribe Can't Prove It Owned Mortgages, Judge Says
• Enviros, Tribe Says Alaska Drilling Approval Not Thought Out
• 9th Circ. Questions DLA, Munger Attys' Candor In BNSF Brief
• What Attys Need To Know As Landmark Opioid Trial Begins
• Real-Life Lessons For Lawyers From 'Game Of Thrones'
• California Is Filling The Gaps In The Clean Water Act
• Pipeline Permit Denial Puts NY In Uncharted Legal Waters
• Tribes Keep Narrow Winning Edge In Justices' Treaty Ruling
• 5 Tips To Help Your Summer Associates Succeed
• State Agencies Back HUD In Tribe Mortgage Fight
• Dems Want Probe Into Mineral Lease Work In Monument Area
• Enviros Say EPA Must Rethink Startup Emissions Standard
• NY Tribe Members Say High Court Backs Their Fishing Rights
• Sierra Club Sues DOI Again Over Industry Communications
• Challenges To Trump's '2 For 1' Order Face Difficult Road
• Keys To Communicating A Law Firm's Mission
• High Court Remains Supportive Of Tribal Treaty Rights
• US Tells Justices Immunity Case Turns On Tribal Law Change
• Power Plant Pollution Changes On Horizon, EPA Says
• Feds Poised To Shrink GHGs' Role In Final Energy Rules
• Calif. Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Gambling Compact Suit
• Family Gets Extra $850K After Okla. High Court Ruling
• High Court Hyatt Decision Fortifies Tribal Sovereignty
• Teck Says Justices Need To Reexamine CERCLA Liability
• EPA Chief Orders Review Of Cost-Benefit Analysis Methods
• Circuit Split Not 'Minor' In $58M Tax Row, Tobacco Co. Says
• Blue Cross Can't Escape Tribe's Health Care Fraud Suit
• Texas Says 5th Circ. Shouldn't Revisit Tribal Gambling Ruling
• How Lawyers Can Help Save The Planet
• Texas Passes Felony Penalties For Pipeline Damage
• 8th Circ. Won't Revisit Ruling On Tribal Police Immunity
• High Court Won't Review Grand Canyon Uranium Mine Claim
• US Gives No Right To Wilderness, DOJ Says In Climate Suit
• High Court Won't Weigh In On NLRB's Power Over Tribal Cos.
• Justices Say Tribe's Hunting Right Outlasted Wyo. Statehood
• Gov't Must Provide Info In Challenge To 2-For-1 Rule Order
• Revised Opportunity Zones Offer Tribes New Tool To Spur Biz
• Ute Tribe Seeks OK Of Tribal Water Theft Ruling
• Tribe Blames DOI For 'Political' Holdup Over Casino Land
• Consumers Push For Sanctions In Tribe-Linked Usury Case
• IRS Should Use Tax Law To Combat The Opioid Epidemic
• Why States And Cities Are Concerned About Census Accuracy
• A Chat With Gilead Sciences Legal Ops Leader Gary Tully
• NY Tribe, Town Look To Avoid Trial In Gambling Dispute
• Dems Unveil Infrastructure Plan With Broadband Focus
• Tribes And Enviros Seek Halt On Copper Mine Construction
• Tribal Bills Win House Passage Despite Trump Tweet
• 5 More States Target Purdue Pharma Over Opioid Marketing
• DOI Head Defends Delay Of Offshore Drilling Plans
• North Dakota To Appeal Dismissal Of Purdue Opioid Suit
• Calif., Enviros Sue Water District To Block Dam Project
• Saving Education Spectrum Will Boost Profits, Says Study
• IHS Hires Law Consultant On Heels Of Sexual Abuse Scandal
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Completing The Journey Home
• Oil And Gas Groups Say Walrus ESA Suit Should Fail
• Prospective Candidate Renews Bid To Halt Cherokee Election
• Mohegan's Bid To Nix Wynn License Meets Skeptical Judge
• Dilworth Paxson Dodges ERISA Suit Over Tribal Bond Scam
• Seminole Tribe Halts $350M Annual Casino Payments To Fla.
• Calif. Tribe Says Ex-Employee Won't Win High Court Appeal
• States, Navajo Battle Feds Over Gold King Case Management
• Iowa Opens Gates For Sports Gambling With Gov.'s Signature
• EPA Applies Eased Oil, Gas Construction Regs To Ute Land
• Identity Politics: How Firms Seal The Deal After A Merger
• Wash. AG Raises Standard For Tribal Consent, Consultation
• Wis. Tribe Faces $5.5M In NIGC Fines Over Casino Funds
• Tribal Council Candidates Say DOI Can't Nix Election Fight
• The Dangers Of BigLaw's Merger-Happy Growth Strategy
• The Firms That Lost The Most Attorneys In 2018
• J&J, Teva Lose Last-Ditch Bids To Avoid Okla. Opioid Trial
• Cities' Climate Suits Can't Proceed, Oil Cos. Tell 9th Circ.
• NY Should Think Twice Before Legalizing Sports Betting
• Judging A Book: Wood Reviews 'The Making Of A Justice'
• Megafirms Drive Thirst For Tie-Ups As Firms Scale Up
• These Law Firms Keep Their Partnership Ranks Lean
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• NC Senator Again Floats Bill To Recognize Lumbee Tribe
• Enviros Slam BLM Oil And Gas Plan For 720K Acres In Calif.
• Calif. Tribe Avoids $5M Fine For Opening Casino Early
• Calif. Tribe Says It's Immune To NC Loan Class Action
• Tribal Group's Permits Must Be Banned, 10th Circ. Told
• Getting Out Of Legal Project Management Debt
• DC Circ. Fails To Clear The Air On FERC's Climate Duties
• Maui Tells High Court To Reverse CWA Ruling Amid Deal Talks
• Tribal Officers Urge 2nd Circ. To Rethink Lending Decision
• Trump Tweet Forces Rethink On Delayed Tribal Bills
• Group Wants Pause During Lake Erie Law Intervention Appeal
• 4 Ways State AGs Are Targeting Energy Sector
• 6 Ways To Keep Your Jury From Zoning Out
• BakerHostetler Fights 'Indefensible' DQ In Opioid MDL
• BLM Violated NEPA In Granting Fracking Permits: 10th Circ.
• Tribes Get Partial Win On Dakota Access Record Request
• NIGC Chair Joins Quarles & Brady In DC
• Calif. Enviro Authorities Move To Ban Unsafe Pesticide
• Mass. Town Says Tribe Wants Too Much In Casino Fight
• High Court Urged To Reject Wash. Tribe Excise Tax Challenge
• DC Circ. Urged To Keep Mont. Oil Lease Challenge Alive
• Slaves' Descendants Must Seek Citizenship With Tribe: Judge
• Feds Say 7th Circ. Should Dump Tribe's CWA Mine Permit Row
• Ore. Blocks LNG Project Over Water Quality Worries
• 5 Myths In Legal Crisis Communications
• EPA Ordered To Implement Landfill Emissions Rule
• Wash., Tribes Look To Block Bid To Upend CERCLA Ruling
• Conn. Tribe Hit With ERISA Suit Over Disability Benefits
• Suit Over Indian Child Welfare Act Still Viable, Justices Told
• Exec Can't Shield Atty Docs In Tribe-Linked Usury Case
• An Overview Of The Debate Over Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Nuclear Power In The Age Of Decommissioning
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• House Bill Targets 'Epidemic' Of Killings Of Native Women
• NY Lawmakers Update Sports Betting Bill To Include Tribes
• Enviros Say Energy Cos. Made $440M By Skirting CAA
• Conviction Of Insys Execs Will Embolden Gov't In Opioid Fight
• Tribal Rancher Says DOI Delinquent On Road Work
• Tribe Tells Justices 11th Circ. Botched Gambling Tax Ruling
• Lending Cos. Have Tribal Immunity From Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• Justices Urged To Leave Tobacco Co.'s $58M Tax Bill Alone
• IHS Leader Details Agency Action Spurred By Abuse Scandal
• NIGC Again OKs Gambling At Tribal Casino In Iowa
• Rural Tribal Broadband Severely Lacking, FCC Reports
• Alaska Native Corp. Inks $2M Deal To End Kickback Suit
• How To Identify And Deal With Narcissists In Law
• Trump, GOP Urge 5th Circ. To Nuke Affordable Care Act
• Gov't Scores $4.4M Deal In Gas Royalty Scheme Suit
• DC Circ. Mulls If 'Going Forward' Implied EPA Policy Change
• Mich. Tribe Continues Fight Against State In Boundary Row
• Enviros Seek $315K In Atty Fees In Methane Flaring Fight