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Native American - June, 2020

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• Mining Groups Back Rosemont Copper Project To 9th Circ.
• EPA Plans To End Controversial COVID-19 Enforcement Policy
• Feds And Conservation Group Pause Shark Overfishing Suit
• State AGs Slam Trump Order To Skirt Environmental Reviews
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• DC Circ. Dumps FERC Policy That Delays Pipeline Appeals
• Pharmacies Urge 6th Circ. To Boot Opioid MDL Judge
• AmerisourceBergen CEO Must Testify In Opioid Bellwether
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Tribes' Challenge To Wash. Jurisdiction
• Justices Seek SG Input On Chemical Co.'s Tribal Fee Fight
• Sierra Club Asks Justices To Leave Water Permit Ban In Place
• Justices Won't Hear Enviros' Challenge To Navajo Coal Plant
• Tribe Says Casino Patron's Fall Suit Should Get The Boot
• Texas Distribution Co. Seeks $29M For KN95 Mask Order
• Alaska Native Cos. Can Get Part Of $8B COVID Fund
• EPA Limits On States' Project Reviews Likely To Face Lawsuits
• High Court Denies Appeal From Payday Lending 'Godfather'
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• High Court Won't Touch Trump's Border Wall Waivers
• Trump To Nominate Pendley To Head BLM
• Senate Panel Leaders Float Native American Housing Bill
• Coronavirus Q&A: Arizona Hospital Association's CEO
• Federal Virus Relief Snags Bedevil Tribes' Recovery
• Trump Plans Vast Expansion Of Drilling In Alaska
• FCC Speeds Up 5G Permit Process For Historic, Tribal Sites
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• 9th Circ. Says Trump Can't Divert Funds For Border Wall
• More Groups Take On EPA Over Revised Clean Water Rule
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• OSHA And CDC Issue Virus Guidance For Seafood Processors
• DOI Drops DC Circ. Appeal Of Tribal Recognition Ruling
• DOI Signs With USDA To Secure Tribal Infrastructure Funding
• Forest Service Told To Reassess Logging Impact In Alaska
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• EPA Accepts Defeat On Barring Grant Recipients As Advisers
• EPA's Alaska Mine Decision Skirts Oversight, 9th Circ. Told
• Ranchers Can't Show Impact Of New Water Rule, EPA Says
• NY Says Shinnecock Rehashing Old Arguments In Fishing Suit
• Tribe Sues Feds For Threatening Virus Checkpoint Closures
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• 18 States Join Corps In Seeking Water Permit Revival
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• How Environmental Law Is Shifting Under Trump's Judges
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• Navajo Nation Sues EPA Over Altered Water Protection Rules
• FERC Accused Of Ignoring Harms From Alaska LNG Project
• Calif. Sen. Kills Sports Betting Bill As Tribes Push Back
• Chicago Says Drug Cos. Shouldn't Exit Opioid Bellwether Suit
• Kids Say High Court Gay Rights Ruling Supports Climate Case
• Maui Argues More Study Needed To Resolve Water Permit Row
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Navajo Nation, New Mexico Fights EPA's Doc Bid In Mine MDL
• Enviros, Tribes File New Challenges To Trump's Water Rule
• NM Sen. Demands CDC Transparency On Tribal COVID-19 Data
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Tribe Knocks Feds' Opposition To Freezing Virus Relief Funds
• High Court Turns Away Challenge To Tribes' Water Rights Win
• High Court Won't Wade Into Cherokee Land Battle With DOI
• 4th Circ. Orders New Trial For W.Va. Doctor In Opioid Case
• Tribe's Sudden TRO Bid Over Virus Funds Irks Treasury Dept.
• Okla. County Wants High Court To Reverse Tax Ruling
• ND Tribe Members Urge 8th Circ. To Revive Oil Pipeline Suit
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Banks Refusal To Fund Drilling Discriminates, Say Alaska Pols
• Navajo Reinstate Virus Lockdowns As Arizona Cases Climb
• Tribe Claims 'Unreliable' Data Caused Virus Aid Underfunding
• NY State Says Native Co. May Be Again Illegally Shipping Cigs
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• OSHA Says Tribal Fishing Co. Must Submit To Regulation
• Tribal Group, Enviros Seek Quick Win In Mont. Mine Suit
• Greens Can't Sue Over Land Use Deal, Tribe Tells 9th Circ.
• Cayuga Nation Sues DOI Over Land-Into-Trust Delay
• Green Groups Threaten To Sue US Over Bistate Sage Grouse
• EPA Defends Trump Power Plant Emissions Rule At DC Circ.
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• South Dakota Lax On Virus, Tribal Health Org. Says
• Trump Has No Power To Rescind Fishing Ban, Greens Say
• Pharmacies Want Out Of Opioid MDL 'Public Nuisance' Suits
• Tribe Member Can't Get NextEra Kan. Wind Farm Work Paused
• NY State Tells 2nd Circ. Seneca Tribe Owes $255M Award
• DC Circ. Says DOI Correctly Axed Oil Lease On Sacred Ground
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• Treasury Can't Hold Back $679M For COVID-19 From Tribes
• Army Corps Asks High Court To Undo Water Permit Ban
• Native American Tribes Say Juul Targeted Them With Vapes
• US, Calif. Asked To Weigh In On 'Navigable Waters' Options
• Judge Wary Of Feds' Authority To Delay Tribes' COVID Funds
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• Navajo Nation Wins $15.7M Bid In Judicial Funding Row
• Pharmacies Can't Avoid Common Discovery In Opioid MDL
• Calif., Groups Take Fracking Regs Rollback Row To 9th Circ.
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• Cherokee Nation Fights Bid To Nix Opioid Bellwether
• DC Judge Struggles To Define Tribal Gov't In Virus Aid Fight
• DOI Wants Nix Of Comanche Suit Over Chickasaw Casino
• Tribe, Activists Sue EPA Over Lower Water Quality Standards
• Tribes Say Okla. Gov.'s Deal Powers Up To State Justices
• House Dems Call For Transparency In FCC COVID-19 Funding
• Treasury Can Send Tribal COVID-19 Funds, DC Judge Says
• Attys Sued For 'Outrageous' Harassment Over Service
• Chemical Co. Tells Justices Tribes Can't Dodge Permit Appeal
• Congress Must Create More Private Rights Of Action
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Telehealth Expansion Will Benefit Tribal Communities
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• US Bank Must Face $25M Bond Fraud Claims At Trial
• Hiscox Must Fund NY Drug Biz's Defense In Opioid Trial
• Insys Manager Who Flipped On Bosses Avoids Prison Time
• EPA Virus Enforcement Policy Threatens Species, Groups Say
• Calif. ​​​​​​​Tribes Sue For Time As Virus Stalls Sports Betting Bid
• Utah Backs Trump Bid For Judgment In Monuments Row
• No Written Plan Relief May Stymie Opportunity Zone Projects
• Watchdog To Probe FCC's Lifeline Quality Control Measures
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• Vendor Tells Consumers To Ask Congress About Tribal Usury
• North Dakota Argues Pipeline Shutdown Could Cost Billions
• Hawaii Telecom Wants $200M FCC Suit In Fed. Claims Court
• Calif. Wants Nationwide Halt Of Trump's Water Rule
• State Of Enviro Enforcement After Trump's Deregulatory Order
• Greens Say Trump Infrastructure Order Puts Species At Risk
• Wash. Says Coal Permit Fight Would Waste High Court's Time
• DOI Approves 2 Okla. Tribes' Gaming Compacts
• FTC Urges Judge To Halt Merger Of 'Coal Behemoth'
• Maui Ready To Keep Fighting In Clean Water Act Case
• Tribes Say DOI 'Incompetence' Led To COVID-19 Funds Delay
• Tribe Sues Treasury Over 'Flawed' Metric For Virus Funds
• DOI Must Redo Mashpee Ruling, Leave Land In Trust
• Ute Members Urge 10th Circ. To Revive Banishment Case
• Native Hospital Blasts Agency For Blocking Fishing Complaint
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• Trump Powerless To Undo Obama's Drilling Ban, 9th Circ. Told
• Split 6th Circ. Backs Approval Of Enbridge Pipeline Spill Plan
• Developers Say Mich. Tribe Must Face Casino Contract Suit
• Groups Tilt Over Alaska Native Cos.' Part In COVID Funding
• Senate Approves Navajo Utah Water Rights Bill
• Okla. High Court Urged To Settle Tribal Gaming Deal Dispute
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Trump Lifts Obama's Fishing Restrictions In Marine Monument
• Trump Signs Executive Order To Speed Up Project Approvals
• 4 Highlights As CDC Chief Eyes Perilous Path For Pandemic
• Ariz. Utility Asks High Court Not To Revive Navajo Coal Case
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Feds, Guam Reach Deal In Suit Over Chamorro Housing Law
• EPA Proposes New Clean Air Act Cost-Benefit Process
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Kids Say 6th Circ. Flint Ruling Supports Their Climate Case
• Alaska Agency Rejects Native Hospital's Ask To Block Fishing
• Opioid MDL Judge Orders More Briefing On $3B Atty Fees
• Treasury Blames Tribes' Data Problems For COVID Fund Delay
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Pair's $2B Payday Loan Scheme Convictions
• EPA Must Update Oil Spill Response Plans Under CWA Rules
• Feds Want Out Of NextEra Kan. Wind Farm Suit
• 5 Environmental Regulations To Watch For This Summer
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Feds Order Texas Man To Stop Peddling Coronavirus 'Cures'
• DHS Can Exempt Immigration Programs From Enviro Review
• 3 Takeaways From The EPA's New Water Permit Rule
• Activists Block Land Swap Intended For Alaskan Refuge Road
• Groups Support Review Of 9th Circ. Ariz. Voting Regs Ruling
• Fla. Judge Begrudgingly Tosses Kids' Climate Suit
• Feds, Industry Oppose Bid To Block Trump's Water Rule
• First Nations Cigarette Co. Fights State Sales Rule At 2nd Circ.
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• Tribes Ask For Quick Win In Puget Sound Fishing Dispute
• DOI Says ND Has Mineral Rights Under River On Tribal Land
• FCC Eases Rules For Providing Subsidized Tribal Broadband
• Tribe Can't Block Irrigation Plan In Its Bid To Protect Salmon
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Tribes, Treasury Seek Wins In COVID-19 Funding Row
• EPA Defends Easing Pollution Enforcement Policy For Virus
• EPA Finalizes Restraints On State, Tribal Water Permit Power