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Native American - June, 2019

141 articles

• Ex-J&J Doc Defends Co.'s Opioid Marketing In Okla. Trial
• High Court Census Ruling Could Escalate Rule Challenges
• Conservative Justices Cross Over To Create Unusual Lineups
• The Sharpest Dissents Of The Supreme Court Term
• Senate OKs Recognition Bid For Montana's Little Shell Tribe
• Feds Say Alaska Native Corp. CEO Can't Ditch Bribe Claims
• Justices Urged To Pass On SD Tribes' Child Welfare Claims
• Sotomayor, Breyer Vie For Chattiest High Court Justice
• Top 10 Techniques For Crafting A Dazzling Brief
• Chevron Tells 9th Circ. To Ignore Baltimore Climate Ruling
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The New 'Roberts Court' Finds Its Footing
• Ex-J&J Doc Tells Okla. Judge Its Opioids Had Low Abuse Rate
• Parents Denied Quick Win In Tribal Hospital Birth Injury Suit
• Breaking Down The Vote: High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Senate Panel OKs Bill Targeting Tribes' Drug Patent Buys
• SEC Sues 'Biggest Winner' In $43M Tribal Bonds Fraud
• Senate Could Reaffirm Trust Land For Tribes
• High Court Wants To Hear More In Okla. Tribal Murder Case
• J&J Can't Blame Okla. For Opioid Crisis, Official Testifies
• Delist Yellowstone Grizzlies Despite 'Charisma,' 9th Circ. Told
• Bill Would Revoke Medals For Wounded Knee Massacre
• 9th Circ. Denies Wash. Tribe's Bid For Fishing Rights
• Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill To Approve Tribe's Water Deal
• A Chat With Ballard Spahr Diversity Chief Virginia Essandoh
• Opioid Deaths Will Rise Without J&J Fix, Okla. Judge Told
• Opioid MDL Judge Seems Open To Novel Deal Approach
• DOI, Tribes, Others Say Okla. Endangered Mussels Suit Fails
• Trump To Nominate Interior Pro As NIGC Chair
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Narrow BLM Drilling Permit Remand
• Judging A Book: McMahon Reviews 'Roosevelt For The Defense'
• Defense Bill To Include Recognition For Montana Tribe
• Teva Pharma Gets Nod For $85M Opioid Deal With Okla. AG
• J&J Pokes At Okla.'s $13B Plan To Fix Opioid Crisis
• Borrowers Reach $12M Deal In 3 Tribe-Linked Loan Suits
• Justices Won't Hear Tribe's Appeal Over Drunken-Driving Row
• Sacklers Can't Escape NY Opioid MDL
• Enviros Insist On Standing At DC Circ. In FERC Pipeline Row
• J&J Opioid Program For Schools A Marketing Tool, Judge Told
• Mobile And Online Sports Betting Bill Fails To Pass In NY
• Yakama Nation Asks 9th Circ. To Limit Wash. Jurisdiction
• Enviros, Tribe Seek 10th Circ. Rethink Of NM Fracking Case
• DOI's 'Begrudging' Lease Revival Won't Cut It, Oil Co. Says
• Trump Calls For Agencies To Limit Climate Change Reviews
• Okla.'s Abatement Plan Takes Center Stage In J&J Opioid Trial
• Tribe Needs Town Permits To Open Martha's Vineyard Casino
• DLA Piper, Munger Attys Defend BNSF Brief To 9th Circ.
• Ariz. County Says Copper Mine Would Disrupt Water Supply
• Calif. Tribe Can't Escape City Suit Over Casino Deal
• J&J Exec Defends Group Okla. Witness Called 'Opioid Mafia'
• 3 Takeaways From EPA's New Power Plant Rule
• Fla. Tribe Wins Atty Fees In Malicious Prosecution Suit
• Gov't Had No Role In Ex-Tribal Worker's Firing, Feds Say
• Canada Again Greenlights Trans Mountain Pipeline
• Gov. Apologizes To Native Tribes For 'Dark' Calif. History
• High Court's 'Separate Sovereigns' Ruling Is Good For Tribes
• EPA Finalizes Replacement Of Obama-Era Power Plant Rule
• Okla. Opioid Deaths Have Familiar Face, J&J Trial Judge Hears
• Calif. Tribes Lose Bid For Exclusivity Over Card Games
• FCC Plans To Strike Educational Priority For 2.5 GHz Band
• Watchdog To Investigate DOI Over Monument Mineral Leases
• Interior Hit With FOIA Suit Over Sage-Grouse Docs
• Water District Withdraws 9th Circ. Appeal Over Tribe's Share
• J&J Asks Okla. Judge To Strike 'Partisan' Opioid Expert
• Enviros Urge Halt Of BLM's Revised Sage-Grouse Plans
• How Purdue Opioid Win Could Bolster J&J In Okla. Trial
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Improve Their Job Interviews
• TVA Asks Justices To Delay 6th Circ. Groundwater Review
• Supreme Court Backs Va. Uranium Mining Ban
• Feds, States Can Prosecute Same Crime, Justices Rule
• 3 Takeaways As 'Negotiation Class' Idea Jolts Opioid MDL
• J&J Presses Expert On 'Opioid Mafia' Claim In Okla. Trial
• DOI Fell Short In Tribal Investments: Fed. Claims Judge
• Calif. Group Fights DOI's Quick Win Bid In Casino Land Row
• DC Circ. Sinks Enviros' Challenge To EPA Clean Air Act Permit
• How New IRS Rules Help Tribes Holding Special Benefit Bonds
• Colo.'s New Oil And Gas Law Shifts Rulemaking Landscape
• 'Negotiation Class' May Tee Up Sweeping Deal In Opioid MDL
• Okla. Opioid Expert Is Motivated By Money, J&J Tells Judge
• Tribes, Enviros Push To Block Rosemont Copper Mine Work
• Dem Reps Tell Army Corps Of Engineers To Block Alaska Mine
• How To Streamline Virtual Law Team Mass Tort Defense
• Watchdog Probes EPA's Actions On Minn. Copper Mine
• Chamber Supports Driller In DOI Lease Cancellation Fight
• DOJ Extends Wire Act Grace Period Through End Of Year
• J&J Pushed Opioids Like Drug Dealer, Doctor Tells Trial Judge
• Shoshone Tribe Joins Opioid MDL, Details Epidemic's Impact
• Home Lending Cos. Back Tribe In HUD Mortgage Battle
• Jailed $2B Loan Scammer Doubles Down On Tribal Defense
• Wash. Tribe Threatens Navy With Water Pollution Suit
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Fateful Phone Call
• Law Firms Can Do Better With Their Mentoring Programs
• NY Town Drops Claim Disputing Tribe's Reservation, For Now
• Ariz. Tribal Council Appeals Nixed $35M Land Trust Suit
• Tribal Sustenance Fishing Bill Heads To Maine Governor
• Feds, Wash. Tribes Reach $1.3M Pollution Deal With Steel Co.
• Teva's $85M Opioid Settlement Denied Court Approval
• Consumers Ask To Combine Tribe-Linked Usury Suits
• Alaska Native Corp. Executive Wants Out Of Kickback Suit
• Calif., NM Want Obama-Era Methane Release Limits Revived
• NY Gaming Panel OKs Regs For Sports Betting At Casinos
• 'Rocket Docket' Justifies Its Name For 11th Straight Year
• Justices Won't Hear Teck's Appeal Of $8.6M CERCLA Liability
• High Court Won't Review Wash. Landowners' Tribal Tax Row
• Wisconsin Tribal Lender Slammed With RICO, Usury Lawsuit
• Why Bellwethers Matter In The Opioid MDL
• High Court Won't Review Tribal Tobacco Co.'s $58M Tax Tab
• Does Multidistrict Litigation Deny Plaintiffs Due Process?
• Opioid Addict Hooked From First Pill, Judge In J&J Trial Hears
• Wyo. Tells 9th Circ. Yellowstone Grizzly Not Endangered
• EPA Guidance Aims To Limit State Pipeline Reviews
• Wash. Sues Over EPA's Move To Loosen State Water Regs
• Tribe Must Wait On USDA Rules To Grow Hemp
• Ex-Health Exec Can't Show Firing Flouted FCA: Tribe Officials
• Insys Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Opioid Bribe Scheme
• J&J Profited From Opioid Misinformation 'Virus,' Doc Says
• 9th Circ. Kills Keystone XL Challenge In Light Of New Permit
• Tribe Seeks To Vacate New York's $255M Arbitration Win
• Feds, Copper Co. Slam Bids To Block Arizona Mine Project
• Mont. Tells 9th Circ. Yellowstone Grizzly Delisting Was Sound
• BLM Can't Justify Nix Of Oil And Gas Lease, DC Circ. Told
• Measuring The Value Of A Law Firm's Social Media Efforts
• J&J Targets Pain Doc's Testimony In Okla. Opioid Trial
• BP, Tribe Reach Deal In Suit Over Damage From Copper Mine
• Don't Follow SG's Take In Tribal Immunity Suit, Justices Told
• Tribe Can't Revive Claims Against Calif., Labor Union
• Tribe's Ex-Atty Asks For Suspension Instead Of Disbarment
• J&J Tells Okla. Judge It Obeyed FDA When Selling Fentanyl
• Standing In Kids Climate Case No Sure Bet, 9th Circ. Says
• Feds, Tribes Settle Wash. Port Pollution Suit
• Minn. Court Faults Enviro Review For Enbridge Line 3 Pipeline
• Ala. Tribe Must Face State Drunken-Driving Suit, Justices Told
• DOI Escapes Insurer's $20M Tribal Loan Guarantee Suit
• Meet The Judge Overseeing The First Opioid Trial
• Tribal Casino CEOs Eye Impact Of Ill. Sports Betting Bill
• Williams & Cochrane Says Rival's Ads Stole Its Thunder
• Challenge To Cherokee Elections Tossed Again
• Supreme Court Refuses 'Blocking Patent' Rule Case
• DOT Plan Would Lower Criminal Boom On Pipeline Protests
• High Court Wants SG's Take On Texas-NM Water Clash