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Native American - August, 2019

143 articles

• Ohio AG Asks 6th Circ. To Halt Upcoming Opioid Bellwether
• Feds, Wash. Say State Kept Say Over Reservation Crimes
• Ex-NCAI GC Brings Defamation Suit Over Harassment Claims
• Ex-Chair Of Native Women's Nonprofit Charged With Fraud
• Key Questions The Oklahoma Opioid Verdict Didn't Answer
• Tribe Officials Escape Former Exec's 'Meandering' FCA Suit
• New Best Practices Under E-Discovery Spoliation Rule
• Allergan To Pay $5M To Exit Ohio Opioid Bellwethers
• Judge Limits Opioid MDL Experts On Compliance, Marketing
• Calif. Tribe Asks NY Court To Nix Wells Fargo Loan Suit
• New Ruling Doesn't Affect Mich. Tribe's Tax Suit, Court Told
• How Law Firms Can Create Content Decision Makers Will Read
• Tribe Loses 9th Circ. Discovery Fight In Casino Battle
• ESA Rule Changes Less Drastic Than Critics Claim
• DHS Waives More Enviro Laws To Speed Up Border Wall
• EPA Dials Back Methane Regs For Oil And Gas Sector
• Okla.'s $572M Win In J&J Opioid Fight On Shaky Ground
• 'Plagiarized' Climate Suit Stayed Until Kids' Suit Resolved
• NY Disputes Tribe's Timeline In $255M Arbitration Award Row
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Speed Up Power Plant Emissions Case
• Tribe's Reservation Includes Disputed Land: Wash. Judge
• 6th Circ. Says Tribe Can Issue Order Against Non-Native
• Tribes, Groups Slam 'Anemic' Dakota Access Pipeline Review
• Dems Say Climate Neglected In White House's GHG Plan
• NY Must Deliver Docs In Tobacco Tax Suit, Native Cos. Say
• Wyo. Says Calif. Bid To Revive Methane Reg 'Makes No Sense'
• Baker Botts, Kirkland Shape BP's $5.6B Alaska Exit
• 4 Key Takeaways As Historic Opioid Ruling Wallops J&J
• Tribe Ordered To Secure Martha's Vineyard Casino Site
• EPA Says Delayed Landfill Rule Deadline Nullifies Court Order
• Tribe Will Let Mortgage Financing Suit Go After HUD Retreat
• Okla. Judge Rules J&J Caused Opioid Crisis, Owes $572M
• ND Official Says Tribes Can't Bring Claims Over Voter ID Law
• J&J, Okla. Face Moment Of Truth In Milestone Opioid Trial
• Tribal Lender, TransUnion Violated FCRA: Fla. Suit
• Tribe, Ex-Gov't Officials Argue Against Border Wall Funding
• DC Circ. Upholds Obama-Era Ozone Limit For Public Health
• Neb. High Court Affirms Keystone XL Route Approval
• Osage Say Gov't Owes $100M For Trust Mismanagement
• 4 Takeaways From EPA's Regional Haze Rule Guidance
• City Slams Enviros' Bid To Stop Ex-Casino Site Development
• On-Reservation Crimes Under Wash.'s Purview, 9th Circ. Told
• Enviros Push 4th Circ. To Halt Pipeline Work Amid FWS Fight
• Superfund Redevelopment At 20: Continuing Challenges
• FOIA Suit Seeks DOI Chief's Correspondence With Lobbyists
• Obama-Era Clean Water Act Change Deemed Unlawful, Again
• Wyo. Floats Bill Allowing Tribal ID Use For Voter Registration
• States On Hook For Pollution Beyond Gold King: Contractor
• Dems Ask EPA To Explain Possible Appeals Board Changes
• Litigation Finance Can And Should Protect Its Reputation
• Enviros Sue Over Trump Administration ESA Rollbacks
• Democratic Candidates Court Tribal Leaders In Iowa
• Mass. Tribe Wins Bid To Amend Judgment In Casino Suit
• Panel Ruling Undermines Tribal Court Authority, 8th Circ. Told
• House Says Trump Can't Use Defense Money For Border Wall
• DC Circ. Ruling Curtails FCC's 5G Rollout Strategy
• Navajo Nation Ends Appeal Of Wells Fargo Fake Accounts Suit
• Endo Pays $10M To Exit Opioid MDL Bellwethers
• Tribe Members' Traffic Tix Fight Gets 2nd Chance At 9th Circ.
• Mass. Tribe Says DOI Ignored Law In Trust Land Decision
• Warren Touts Plan To Guarantee Federal Funds For Tribes
• Lead Attys Approved For Opioid MDL 'Negotiation Class'
• States Push 1st Circ. To Revive Suit Over EPA 'Expert Purge'
• A Federal Pathway To Enforcing Tribal Court Judgments
• Crisis Messaging To Protect Law Firm Brand And Bottom Line
• DOI, Lessee Fight DC Circ. Appeal Over Mont. Lease
• RI Suit Against Opioid Makers Can Move Forward, Judge Says
• Mich. Gets Win Over Tribe In Fight Over State Boundary
• Tribe Calls Corps' Redo Of DAPL Enviro Review 'A Sham'
• States, Enviros Tell 9th Circ. Trump's Wall Unconstitutional
• Ex-Paskenta Leaders Plead Guilty To Stealing Tribal Funds
• EPA Picks New Head Of American Indian Environmental Office
• Enviro Says City Can Go Beyond Ohio's Lake Erie Rules
• What You Should Know About Courtroom Closures
• New FWS Policy Allows Tribes To Keep Eagle Remains
• Tribal Casino Fight Won't Wait For Supreme Court Ruling
• Cherokee Nation Gets Local Nod For $225M Arkansas Casino
• ABA Urges Pro Bono Work For Climate Change Action
• NY Tribe Sues Showtime Over 'Criminal' Portrayal In 'Billions'
• DHS Says It Has Authority To Build Wall In Ariz. Wilderness
• The Groundwater Circuit Split High Court Will Untangle
• Calif. Officials Shake Tribal Biz's Tobacco Tax Fight
• Trump Barred From Relying On Energy Advisory Panel Advice
• 4 Takeaways From The Trump Administration's ESA Changes
• SD Loses Challenge To Tribal Trust Land
• DOI Gets Win In Tribal Council Candidates' Election Fight
• Seneca Nation Seeks To Undo $255M Arbitration Award
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Seaweed Scientist's Odyssey
• Blue States Join Fight Against Trump's Power Plant Rule
• EPA Seeks To Undermine High Court Precedent In Water Rule
• States, Tribes Get $109M To Implement Next Generation Of 911
• Mass., Calif. AGs Threaten To Sue Over Trump's ESA Changes
• DOI Reiterates That Drilling Lease Cancellation Was Justified
• Wash. Tribe Says Reservation Extends To Disputed Land
• Fed. Court Can Hear Tribe's Suit Against Couple: 9th Circ.
• Trump Admin. Weakens Endangered Species Protections
• 5th Circ. Rules Indian Child Welfare Act Constitutional
• CBD Co. Lied About Access To Tribal Land, SEC Says
• DOI Wants Utah Oil, Gas Lease Challenges Trashed
• EPA Floats Rule Narrowing State, Tribal CWA Pipeline Reviews
• Landowners Fight DOI, Okla. Tribes' Bid To Nix Mussels Suit
• Alaska Tribe Says Politics Swayed Gaming Land Ruling
• EPA Surpassing Trump's 2-For-1 Deregulatory Goals
• Tribes Win DC Circ. Ruling Against FCC On Small-Cell Builds
• What We Know About Opioid MDL Settlement Talks
• Ex-Tribal Court Judge Pleads Guilty To Drug Charges
• ND Must Face Challenge To Voter Address Law, Tribes Say
• Tribe Member Gets 3 Years' Probation In Casino Theft Case
• Exxon Denied 'Fishing Expedition' In NY Climate Case
• Clients Benefit From Law Firm Expense Growth
• Enviros Push To Pursue Suit During Tribe's 9th Circ. Appeal
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Tribe Can't Force Federal Recognition
• Enviros Sue Feds Again Over Land Swap In Alaskan Refuge
• MGM Sues DOI Over Approvals For Tribes' Casino Plans
• EPA-State Partnership Memo Signals Focused Enforcement
• 8 Charged With Swiping $5M From Fla. Tribe's Casino
• Changing Ethics Rules Is Key To Law Firm Innovation
• Referee Clears Miami Atty In Report Slamming Florida Bar
• Tribal Court Can't Hear Gas Flaring Suits, 8th Circ. Says
• Enviros Seek To Block Border Wall In Ariz. Wilderness Areas
• Energy Background An Asset, New EPA Regional Head Says
• BP Wants In On BLM Fracking Permits Challenge
• National Coordinating Counsel: Key To Virtual Mass Tort Team
• Opioid MDL Judge Signals Support For 'Negotiation Class'
• Timetable For Opioid MDL Trial 'Entirely Untenable': Drug Cos.
• States Decry EPA's 'Attack' On Impartial Science At 1st Circ.
• Feds Say No More NEPA Review For Yellowstone Bison
• New Bill Would Expand Health Care Access For Native Vets
• Gov't Defends Revoking Obama-Era Fracking Regulations
• Mass. Tribe Says Town Won't Let It Safely Close Casino Site
• Judging A Book: Castillo Reviews 'Raising The Bar'
• States' Green Goals May Fuel Clean Energy Land-Use Fights
• HHS, Neb. Tribe Reach Deal In Suit Over Health Service Costs
• Treasury Panel Spurs Hopes Of Solving Tribal Tax Problems
• Tribe Asks DC Circ. For Opening To Fight FERC On Pipelines
• Enviros Say BLM Wrongly Approved NM Fracking Permits
• Purdue Says Mass. Opioid Suit Sets Dangerous Precedent
• Philly City Worker Denied $360K Atty Fees On $1 Award
• 8th Circ. Upends Block Of ND Voter Identification Law
• Tribes, Enviros Win Halt To Ariz. Copper Mine
• EPA Will Wait For High Court Before Acting On Groundwater
• Conn. Lawmakers Push Gambling Bill As Slot Revenue Dips
• DOI Can't Shake Lawsuit Over Flip On Migratory Bird Kills