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Native American - November, 2019

127 articles

• Native Groups Work Overtime To Avoid Census Undercount
• NCAI's Ex-GC Says News Sites 'Ruined' His Legal Career
• Justices Urged Not To Weigh In On Payday Loan Ruling
• Supreme Court's Newest Cases Add Fuel To Explosive Term
• 3 Places Overbilling May Be Lurking
• Schools Poised To Open New Front In Opioid MDL
• Trump Targets 'Crisis' Of Missing, Murdered Native Americans
• Apache Tribe Continues To Press For Casino On NM Land
• Don't Delay Land Trust Mandate, Tribe Urges 10th Circ.
• Mining Co. Says EPA Is Shifting Blame For Gold King Spill
• Cloud Peak Energy's Ch. 11 Releases Face SEC Pushback
• Obama-Era Restrictions On Oregon Logging Knocked Down
• EPA Settles With Hopi Tribe On Drinking Water Violations
• Enviros Say Army Corps Wrongly Permitted Keystone Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Breaks Logjam Over Post-Fire National Forest Project
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• Gaming Co. Says Calif. Tribe Owes $5.4M For Sham Casino
• Trump Can Reopen Offshore Drilling, Alaska Tells 9th Circ.
• EPA Can't Speed Up Power Plant Emissions Case: DC Circ.
• $80M Rests On 2nd Circ. Fixing Split Cig Tax Ruling, UPS Says
• Barr Unveils Plan To Help Missing, Murdered Native Americans
• Tribe Asks To Stop Wells Fargo Bid For Casino Loan Payment
• MGM Says Tribes Can't Tiptoe Into $300M Casino Fight
• Senate Confirms NIGC Chair As Okla. Gov. Taps Tribal Judge
• Tribe Can't Get Immunity In Church Takeover Suit, Judge Told
• Contested 9th Circ., Trial Court Picks Move Forward
• Insys Reaches Creditor Deal For Tiered Ch. 11 Recoveries
• Tribal College Keeps Immunity Win In 9th Circ. Sex Bias Suit
• No Speedy Victory For Either Side In Pa. Payday Lending Suit
• Tribes Ruled Immune From Countersuit In Mont. Land Dispute
• Tribes Say EPA Shouldn't Revisit Decision On Maine Waters
• 9th Circ. Will Let Calif. ESA Suit Move Forward In Fed. Court
• EPA Says Regulation Of 'Forever Chemicals' Coming Soon
• Wis. Towns Can't Dodge Discovery In Tax Row, Tribes Say
• NY Asserts Immunity To Tribal Fishing Rights Suit
• House Panel Approves Cannabis Tax, Decriminalization Bill
• Gov't Settles Tribal Hospital Birth Injury Suit For $7.5M
• Opioid MDL Judge Plots New Bellwether Trials Across US
• House Dems Press Pai On Tribal Spectrum Restrictions
• New Legislation Aims To Restore Buffalo To Indian Country
• 2 Men Arrested In Calif. Tribal Casino Embezzlement Scheme
• Purdue Gets OK To Pay States' Costs In Opioid-Related Ch. 11
• Fla. Bills Would Legalize Sports Betting Under State Lottery
• Cherokee Nation Fights DOI Bid To End Trust Accounting Suit
• Firm Can't Sue Tribe Or Feds For Fees, DC Circ. Told
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Trio Admits To Roles In $5M Tribal Casino Embezzlement Plot
• Quapaw Deals With Feds Made Public After Court's Order
• Purdue Opioid Claims Need National Fix, High Court Told
• 9th Circ. Gives Props To Tribal Courts In Waste Permit Case
• Enviros Criticize FERC's Analysis Of Oregon LNG Project
• Seneca Tribe Says NY Gov. Can't Dodge Thruway Suit
• US Trustee Says Sackler Ties Bar E&Y From Purdue Ch. 11
• Calif. Tribe Rebuts Gaming Co.'s Reading Of Contract
• J&J's $572M Opioid Loss Cut To $465M As Judge Fixes Math
• Motley Rice's Joseph Rice On The Opioid MDL And More
• Purdue Says Paying States' Costs Will Help Ch. 11 Estate
• Senate Bill Aims To Reduce Indian Medical Staffing Shortages
• Okla. Gov. Hits Tribes With Tough Talk On Casino Compacts
• Ariz. Tribe Hits IHS With $8.6M Contract Costs Suit
• Justices' Maui Ruling Could Change Groundwater Permitting
• Seminole Tribe Claims It's Immune To Church Takeover Suit
• Tribes Have Priority Over Water Rights, Fed. Circ. Says
• 8th Circ. Stands By Keeping Gas Royalties Out Of Tribal Court
• Lummi Nation's Crab Fishing Blocked By Wash. Judge
• Wis. Cities, Towns Ask Out Of Tribes' Property Tax Suit
• Purdue's Law Firms Must Return Retainers, US Trustee Says
• Navajo Nation Won't Back Tribal Energy Co.'s New Coal Mines
• DOI Pushes For End To MGM Suit Over Tribal Casino Plan
• Revenue Sharing Allowed In Indian Gaming Pacts, Calif. Says
• NCAI Says News Articles Didn't Defame Former GC
• Purdue Claimants Oppose Payment Of Settling States' Costs
• Ala. Tribe Fights Gambling Plan 'Misinformation Campaign'
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Senate Lauds Tribes As Trump 'Rebrands' Heritage Month
• Texas Enviro Agency Slammed Over English-Only Meetings
• 10th Circ. Won't Rethink Okla. Tribal Trust Land Decision
• Caddo Nation Says Tribal Construction Could Ruin Burial Sites
• Justices Rebuff Tribal Court Challenge By Ex-Employee
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Justices Seek Balance In Clean Water Act Case Arguments
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Voters Nix Utah County's Redistricting Bid In Win For Navajos
• Arch Coal Colo. Mine Expansion Blocked By Federal Judge
• Federal Cig Shipping Law Covers Tribal Co., 2nd Circ. Says
• Dow To Fund $77M Preservation Effort To End Pollution Suit
• NY Tribe Must Pay $255M Arbitration Award To State
• Trump Arctic, Atlantic Drilling Order Is Valid, 9th Circ. Told
• Sparks Fly In Opioid MDL As Judge, Attys Debate Next Trials
• 2nd Circ. Cleaves UPS Untaxed Cigarette Judgment By $149M
• Tribes Want Win Over County, Developer In Land Access Fight
• New USDA Reg Confirms Idaho Must Return Hemp, Co. Says
• Wells Fargo Calls Tribal Casino Bonus A Loan Dodge
• Justices Pressed To Heal Circuit Split Over State CWA Powers
• Full 5th Circ. To Rehear Challenge To Indian Child Welfare Act
• OSHA Asks 8th Circ. To Weigh Its Say Over Tribal Fishing Co.
• Purdue Opioid Suits Put On Hold Until April
• EPA Can't Delay Landfill Emissions Regs, Court Rules
• Kagan Spars With Roberts Over Septic Tanks, Agatha Christie
• EPA Proposal Would Limit Function Of Permit Appeals Board
• Insys Creditors Say Liquidation Would Spark Chaos
• Industrial Hemp Could Save American Agriculture
• Justices Grappling With Groundwater Liability In Sewage Case
• Opioid MDL Judge Draws Fresh Fire From Pharmacies
• Tribes Seek To Block Lummi Nation From Crab Fishing
• Judge Misused 'Such' In Denying Tribe's Casino, 1st Circ. Told
• States Still Off Base In Bid To Annul Indian Child Law: Feds
• Wis. Village Tells 7th Circ. Tribe Needs Apple Fest Permit
• 4 Top Compliance Issues Facing Hemp Industry
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Convictions In Payday Lending Suit
• FERC Aims For A Better Tribal Consultation Process
• FERC Nominee Says He Steers Clear Of Agency Ethics Issues
• Time To Implement Economic Regulatory Reform For Tribes
• Calif. Held Tribal Gambling Talks In Good Faith, 9th Circ. Told
• Wash. Judge Tosses Whisteblower Suit Over Tribal Firing
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Ozone Rule Designed For Quick Action
• Claims Court Trims Ute Tribe's Land Suit Against DOI
• Kilpatrick Townsend Guides Tribe In $125M Salish Lodge Buy
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Mich Gov. Commits To Strengthening Tribal-State Relations
• Tribe Says Texas Can't Clamp Down On Bingo
• Fla. Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced To 30 Years Behind Bars
• Ariz. Tribal Casino Immune To Service Dog Suit
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Assessing USDA Hemp Rule's Impact On Cannabis IP
• 4 Tips For Cannabis Companies Amid Lung Illness Outbreak
• Borrowers Get Cert. In CashCall Usury Suit Over Tribal Ties