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Native American - July, 2020

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• Trump Administration Floats New Rule For Species Habitat
• Tribe Seeks High Court Review Of 9th Circ. BIA Ruling
• FCC Faces Backlash Over Cutoff For 2.5 GHz Tribal Licenses
• High Court Refuses To Halt Border Wall Construction
• Calif. Judge Says DOI's Delay On Royalty Rule OK For Now
• Green Groups' Suit Over Mine Expansion Dodges Transfer Bid
• ABA Must Seize Opportunity To Respond To Bar Exam Chaos
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2020
• Citing McGirt, Judge Upholds Okla. Tribe's Gaming Permit
• 7th Circ. Sides With Oneida Tribe In Wis. Reservation Dispute
• Dem Lawmakers Introduce Tribal Broadband Spectrum Bill
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Biggest Native American Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2020
• Tribal Remains Suit Goes To Judge Who Tossed Similar Case
• How Pandemic Is Affecting The Pace Of Judicial Opinions
• 10th Circ. Orders Recalculation Of IHS Brain Injury Award
• Peoria Tribe's $2M Malpractice Suit Back In Okla. State Court
• Green Groups Say Trump's Enviro Law Overhaul Was Flawed
• EPA Head Promises Deregulatory Efforts Will Continue
• Okla. Tribe's Coronavirus Relief Suit Moved To DC
• 6 Steps For Law Firms Looking To Improve Their Culture
• 6th Circ. Questions Opioid Negotiation Class 'Inventiveness'
• DOJ Memo Puts States In Driver's Seat On Water Pollution
• DOI Opens Cold Case Office For Murdered Native Americans
• GOP Virus Bill Offers Tribes New Flexibility, No Direct Funds
• EPA Asks Judge To Toss Tribe's Copper Mine Challenge
• Virtual Courts Amplify Lawyers' Corporate Spokesperson Role
• Judge Upends Okla. Gov.'s Bid To Raise Cut Of Gaming Profits
• Environmental Group Pushes For Border Enforcement Study
• Tribes Say High Court's Okla. Ruling Protects Monument
• Texan Slams Tribe's Bid To Stay Suit Over Bingo Hall Injury
• Feds Must Pay $16M Verdict Over IHS-Caused Brain Damage
• Crow Tribe, Native Groups Back Feds On Tribal Police Power
• Opioid MDL Judge Won't Set Up $3B Fund For Plaintiffs' Attys
• Inupiat Seek Removal Of Ringed Seals From Endangered List
• Law Firms Must Note Pandemic's Outsize Impact On Women
• Schwabe Williamson Nabs Holland & Knight Anchorage Team
• Congressional Action On McGirt May Prove Risky For Tribes
• Alaska Mine On Path To Key Permit After Army Corps Review
• EPA Limits Authority To Advance Uranium Mining Rules
• The 'Rocket Docket' Show Goes On Despite Setbacks
• Okla. Tribe Fights Bid To Move Virus Relief Case To DC
• 9th Circ. Upholds Vacatur Of Aquaculture Permit In Wash.
• DC NFL Team Buys Time With Temporary Name Change
• Endangered Species Group Seeks Grizzly Bear Recovery Docs
• Tribe Can't Toss Houston Man's Suit Over Bingo Hall Fall
• FHWA Must Face Tribe's Challenge To RI Bridge Construction
• EPA Says 9th Circ. Can't Review Its Alaska Mine Decision
• Pandemic Lays Bare The Inequities Inherent In The Bar Exam
• Sierra Club Urges Justices To Halt Border Wall Amid Suit
• House Sends Conservation And Parks Bill To Trump's Desk
• 4th Circ. Affirms Investors Can't Arbitrate Tribal Lender Claims
• Understanding The 5 Stages Of Mediation In A Virtual World
• Judge Recommends Win For Crow Tribe In Jurisdiction Row
• Gaming Co. Asks High Court To Affirm Okla. Tax Ruling
• COVID Merits Delay In Tribal Spectrum Giveaway, FCC Told
• Okla. Gov. Forms Panel To Handle Tribal Reservation Ruling
• Okla. High Court Says Gov. Overstepped With Gambling Deals
• States Tell Court EPA Gutted Their Clean Water Act Powers
• Judge Restarts Challenge To Obama-Era Methane Rule
• Cherokee Members Cite McGirt In Class Suit Over Court Fees
• Pandemic May Change The Way We Design Our Courthouses
• How Tribes Can Respond To Clean Water Act Review Limits
• Montana Says BLM Acting Director Unconstitutional
• Pipeline Shutdown Shouldn't Be Paused, Tribes Tell DC Circ.
• Guam Judge Won't Vacate Damages Ruling In Chamorro Case
• Opioid Judge 'Concerned' About Amerisource Hiding Docs
• Federal Coal Lease Ban Should Be Reinstated, AGs Say
• Native Cig Co. Says NY Judge Should Snuff Out State's Suit
• EPA Says Wash. River PCB Plan Not Legally Binding
• Showtime Beats Cayuga Nation's 'Billions' Defamation Suit
• FCC Approves Rules To Fix Broadband Mapping Gaps
• NY County Says McGirt Doesn't Apply To Property Tax Fight
• McGirt Displays Gorsuch's Principled Stance On Tribal Rights
• Mediator Confidentiality Promises Carry Serious Risks
• BIA Approves Land-Into-Trust For Osage Nation Casinos
• Jenner Nabs 6 Native American Law Attys From Kilpatrick
• Creek Chief Opposes Federal Law On Okla. Jurisdiction
• Tribes Say Feds Can't Dodge 'Bad Men' Opioids Suit
• Boeing Says EPA Right To Loosen Wash. Water Standards
• EPA Gets Broad Backing For Emissions Rule At DC Circ.
• DHS Waives Rules To Speed SW Border Road Construction
• Reservation Ruling Shows Gorsuch's Tribal Rights Support
• Why FTC Needs High Court Win On Monetary Equitable Relief
• Dreamers Bring Important Perspective To Legal Industry
• WH Tweak To Enviro Review Rule May Bring New Headaches
• Calif. Gaming Group Urges Gov. To Close Tribal Casinos
• Lawmakers Back Penobscot Nation Rights In Maine River
• Tribes Claim DOI's Riverbed Giveaway Cost Them $200M
• 6th Circ. Again Refuses To Boot Judge From Opioid MDL
• Calif. Judge Blasts Methane Rule Revision As Deeply Flawed
• Helping Clients Overcome Financial Hurdles Mid-Litigation
• Yakama Tribe Brings McGirt Decision To Boost Boundary Case
• NCAI Ex-GC's Defamation Suit Over Firing Reports Nixed
• Accused TM Troll Hires Atty To Begin Talks With DC NFL Team
• Trump Finalizes Overhaul Of Infrastructure Enviro Reviews
• Inclusivity Considerations For Law Firms Reopening Offices
• What DC Circ. Tolling Order Ruling Means For FERC Cases
• Arch Says Green Groups' Colo. Mine Suit Decades Too Late
• 3rd Circ. Says Tribal Lender Can't Arbitrate Interest Rate Suit
• In Their Words: Why Diversity At The Bar Is Still A Problem
• The Year's Top High Court Moments From Law360's The Term
• Surprising Alliances Shape The Supreme Court Term
• Final Vote Nears For Bill To End 'Fraudulent' Tribal Treaty
• Ad Watchdog Wants 'Misleading' Verizon 5G Spots Pulled
• 3 Ways High Court's Liu V. SEC Ruling Curtails FTC Authority
• Green Group Challenges EPA Water Permit Limitations
• DC Circ. Puts Dakota Pipeline Shutdown On Short Hold
• Why Can't Female Lawyers Make Headway At The High Court?
• NY High Court Case Could Upend Litigation Finance Industry
• Law360's Supreme Court Pop Quiz
• Washington NFL Name Change Puts Focus On Other Teams
• FCC Floats Lobbying Disclosure Rules' First Update Since '11
• 'Unfounded Attacks' On Opioid Judge Must Fail, 6th Circ. Told
• BIA Says Marathon Owes $187M For Reservation Oil Pipeline
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Associates Can Prioritize Biz Development Despite Pandemic
• Wash. Justices Toss 1916 Ruling Rooted In 'Racial Injustice'
• Green Groups Target BLM Oil Leases Near Navajo
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• The Chattiest Justice Of The Term Is ...
• Restasis Buyers Seek $16M Atty Fees In Antitrust Case
• Under Pressure, Washington NFL Team Drops Name
• Tribe Slams Calif. County's 'Unlawful' Casino Tax Plan
• The Majority Of One: How Roberts Is Shaping The Court
• 9th Circ. Says Earlier Enviro Review Covers Alaska Drill Tracts
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Bill Would Give Tribes 2 More Years To Spend COVID-19 Funds
• DC Judge Won't Shelve Dakota Access Shutdown Order
• Feds Win 2nd Claims Court Pass On Tribal Death Suit
• Let's Create An Ethical Obligation For Attys To Fight Racism
• Energy-Related Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2020
• High Court No Longer A No-Go As Tribal Reservation OK'd
• No Injury In EPA Disclosure Delay On Virus Policy, Court Says
• Mining Project Highlights Cultural Heritage Risk For Cos.
• Green Group Sues To Stop Calif. Tribe's Wind Farm
• 6 Considerations When Shopping For Legal Tech Software
• Supreme Court To Review FTC Restitution Authority
• HHS Urges DC Circ. To Nix Tribe's $1.1M Funding Award
• Justices Back Toss Of State Convictions On Okla. Reservation
• Dakota Access Wants To Hit Pause On Shutdown Order
• Calif. Farm Dismissed From $77M Tribal Hemp Seizure Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Yellowstone Grizzlies Can't Be Isolated, Delisted
• Tribes Nab Hold On COVID-19 Funding For Alaska Native Cos.
• ND Won't Limit Oil Production Amid Industry Slump
• Tribe Tells 2nd Circ. NY Twisted Its Words In Gambling Fight
• Congress Urged To Extend Tribal Broadband Deadline
• Law Firm Strategies For Publicizing Laterals Amid Lockdowns
• Biggest Enviro Law Cases To Watch In The Rest Of 2020
• Bias Charge Is 'Dangerous Fiction,' Opioid MDL Judge Says
• Judge Won't Delay Dakota Access Shutdown Order, For Now
• Calif. Group Says Land Move For Tribal Casino Wasn't Valid
• Are Your Slack Communications Primed For E-Discovery?
• Amerisource Tries To Save CEO From Opioid Bellwether Depo
• Feds Back Yakama Tribe In Reservation Boundary Dispute
• Feds Look To Ax Green Group's Grizzly Recovery Plan Claims
• Justices Limit Voiding Of Water Permit To Keystone Pipeline
• Tribes Say Alaska Native Cos. Must Wait For COVID Funds
• Tribal Sovereignty Not Violated By Fed. Court, 9th Circ. Says
• Dakota Access Shutdown Piles On The Pain For Pipelines
• Tribes Poke At 'Illogical' Lummi Nation Bid To Fish For Crab
• 6 Dispute Prevention Steps As Lawsuits Rise Amid Pandemic
• Pharmacies Can't Slip Opioid Nuisance Claims, Counties Say
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• DOI Watchdog Warns Tribal COVID-19 Funds At Risk Of Abuse
• FERC Seeks Hill's Help After DC Circ. Dumps Pipeline Policy
• Why Colo. Stay Of Trump's Water Rule Is Noteworthy
• Feds, Alaska Native Corps. Urge No More Blocks On Virus Aid
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• High Court Told To Deny Review Of 9th Circ. Voting Ruling
• Time To Consider Percentage Rental Agreements For Lawyers
• Biggest Environmental Law Rulings So Far In 2020
• Congress Extends PPP To August, Mulls 2nd Round Of Loans
• Mont. Gov. Escapes Enviros' Yellowstone Bison Suit
• Colorado Sen. Floats Broadband Bill With $1B For Tribes
• DOI Escapes Tribe Members' Suit Over Election Petition
• ND High Court OKs Permit For Refinery Near National Park
• 'Settle And Sue' Malpractice Cases Have New Clarity In Calif.