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Native American - September, 2020

166 articles

• Split 9th Circ. Blocks Feds From Stopping Census
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK For Payments, Opioid Suit Shield
• Army Corps Tells DC Circ. Pipeline Permit Standard Too High
• Law360's The Term: The Impact Of Amy Coney Barrett
• Bill Would Study Harms Of Native Boarding School Policy
• Minn. Tribe, Groups Seek EPA Redo On Iron Plant Rules
• 10th Circ. Says Spain Never Erased Pueblos' Water Rights
• What We Know About How Judicial Bias Can Influence Rulings
• Calif. Tribe Can't Step Into Casino Suit Alongside DOI
• Census-Takers Say Gov't Ending Count, Defying Court Order
• Fla. Tribe's Fight Over CARES Act Funding Moved To DC
• Alaska Native Health Org. Says 9th Circ. Undermined Its Power
• Lakota Writer 'Counts' On Law Knowledge To Depict Tribal Life
• Law Firm Social Responsibility Strategies In The New Normal
• Wash. Tribe Urges 9th Circ. Not To Revive Treaty Rights Case
• Global Opioid Deal In Doubt After 6th Circ. Class Ruling
• EPA Watchdog Says Civil Rights Office Falling Short
• What To Expect On Key Civil Procedure Issues From Barrett
• Mont. Court Strikes Ballot Law Saying It Hindered Tribes' Vote
• 3 Supreme Court Energy Petitions To Watch
• How Law Articles And A Viral Clip Got Barrett The Nomination
• Virus Compounds Challenges For Native Tenants In Rapid City
• What Happens Now That Amy Coney Barrett Is The Nominee
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett: 7th Circ. Decisions To Know
• Among Democrats, A Growing Appetite To Alter High Court
• What A 6-Vote Majority Would Mean For The Supreme Court
• Judge Barrett Worth Nearly $2M, Disclosures Show
• A History Of Supreme Court Confirmations In 3 Charts
• Trump Chooses Amy Coney Barrett For Ginsburg's Seat
• Mont. Judge Deems Trump's Acting BLM Director 'Unlawful'
• Dem Reps. Eye High Court Term Limits, Temporary Expansion
• DC Circ. Says Alaska Native Cos. Can't Get COVID-19 Funds
• Census Cut 'Mental' Or 'Political'? Either Way, It's Now On Ice
• Navajo Members Say Ariz. Can't Dodge Voting Rights Suit
• A Likely Tipping Point For Nonlawyer Ownership Of Law Firms
• DC Circ. Revives House Bid To Block $8B Border Wall Funding
• Groups Call For Pebble Mine Permit Axe After CEO Resigns
• FirstNet Must Do Better Job Of Connecting, Sens. Told
• Trade Groups, 17 States Blast Hold On Key Nationwide Permit
• Tribal Gaming Compact Judgment Goes Against Okla. Gov.
• Con Man Jason Galanis Sees 6 Months Shaved From Sentence
• A Road Map For Drafting Persuasive Discovery Motions
• Opioid MDL Negotiating Class Struck Down By 6th Circ.
• Veteran Mental Health Bill Sent To Trump, Other Bills Proceed
• Tribes Say Mexican Border Wall Curtails Cultural Practices
• Trump's COVID-19 Response Based On Science, Officials Say
• Drug Distributors Seek Out Of W.Va. Opioid Bellwether
• How Congress Can Depoliticize The Supreme Court
• AGs Say White House Enviro Review Rule Threatens Species
• Tribe Not Immune To Casino Settlement Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Without Ginsburg, High Court May Still Keep ACA Intact
• The Case For A Nonpolitical Federal Judiciary
• House Sends Tribal Gov't Contracting Bill To Trump's Desk
• Pharmacies Lose Bid To Revisit Ruling On Their Opioid Duties
• Chubb Must Defend Rite Aid In Opioid Suits, Del. Court Says
• DC Circ. Judge Says Axing EPA Ozone Rule 'Makes No Sense'
• Full 1st Circ. Asks Maine How Tribe Can Fish With No Water
• EPA Denied Exit From Wash. River PCB Litigation
• The Keys To A Better Privilege Logging Paradigm
• Justice Ginsburg: Who She Was, How She Shaped The Law
• Law360's The Term: The Life And Legacy Of Justice Ginsburg
• Budding Textualist Star Barbara Lagoa Eyed For High Court
• McConnell Defends Election-Year Plan To Replace Ginsburg
• Wash. Tribes Urge Justices To Rebuff Fishing Grounds Row
• DC Circ. Asked To Examine Approval Of $45B LNG Project
• 3 Key Developments As US Coronavirus Deaths Near 200,000
• 3 Times Ginsburg Led The Way On Environmental Law
• 6 Captivating Tax Opinions By Justice Ginsburg
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Oneida Festival Permit Ruling
• Feds Lose Bid To Dump Environmental Review Overhaul Suit
• Health Experts Detail COVID-19 Vaccine Trial For Navajo
• Equator Principles Update: What Energy Cos. Should Know
• White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement
• Birthdays, Weddings And In Between: RBG And Her Clerks
• Our 'North Star': What RBG Means To Women In Law
• Will The Senate Replace Ginsburg Before Election Day?
• 5 To Watch As GOP Races To Fill Ginsburg's Seat
• RBG's Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights To Civil Procedure
• Calif. Judge Looks Ahead To Hearing On Census Chop
• GOP Senator Seeks To Codify Trump's NEPA Changes
• In Her Own Words: 4 Of Ginsburg's Strongest Bench Dissents
• 9th Circ. Sides With Gov't In Pacific Live-Fire Testing Fight
• With The Passing Of Ginsburg, The Left Loses An Icon
• Justice Ginsburg, 87, Dies Of Cancer Complications
• House Dems Demand Clarity On Plan For Native Schools
• Law Firm Hiring Considerations In A COVID-19 Economy
• Calif. Tribe Takes Their Border Wall Fight To 9th Circ.
• US Bank, Funds Avoid $25M Bond Fraud Suit With Settlement
• Conn., Tribes Can Intervene In MGM Suit Over $300M Casino
• Enviros, States Urge Justices To Preserve Border Wall Ruling
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Tribes Tell DC Circ. Dakota Access Review Was Faulty
• Mont., Energy Cos. Seek Reversal In XL Pipeline Permit Row
• Lawyers Must Act To Preserve Democracy This Election
• Casino Contractors Sue Tribe To Force Arbitration Of $19M Bill
• Tribe Sues Calif. Over 'Failed' Gambling Compact Negotiations
• FCC Touts Progress In Tribal Spectrum Efforts After Criticism
• HHS Unveils Vaccine Rollout Details As Dems Seek Oversight
• How To Effectively Defend Witnesses In Remote Depositions
• 9th Circ. Told Weedkiller Ruling Ignores EPA's Bad Science
• 9th Circ. Revives Tribal Health Provider's Power Grab Suit
• Dump Suit Over Agency Leadership Roles, Feds Say
• Ak-Chin Tribe's Suit Over Ariz. Water Supply Will Flow On
• Sen. Wants Probe Into Why EPA Attys Aren't Signing Docs
• Shellfishers Say Wash. Aquaculture 'Chaotic' Without Permit
• Whether And How To Compel Remote Arbitration
• Colo. Public Health Dept. Says Arch Mine Suit Not Time Barred
• NEPA Overhaul Hinders Environmental Justice, Advocates Say
• EPA Says Green Group's Water Permit Rule Suit Is Premature
• Tribes, Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Keep Block On Mining Project
• Mono Lake Kutzadika'a Tribe Up For Recognition In New Bill
• Judge Won't Block NEPA Overhaul During Litigation
• IHS Beats Wash. Tribe's Suit For More Health Center Funding
• The Unique Challenges Of Protecting A Law Firm Brand
• Mass. Town Killing Casino By 'Thousand Cuts,' 1st Circ. Hears
• DC Circ. Mulls Alaska Native Cos.' Place In Virus Fund Law
• DOI Wants $100M Navajo Funding Shortfall Suits Tossed
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Increase Tribal Health Data Access
• Liability For Incidental Migratory Bird Killings Still In Flux
• Divided 9th Circ. Stands By NLRB Strike Invite Ruling
• EPA Struggles To Put Environmental Justice Vows Into Action
• Shawnee Tribe Loses Suit Claiming Unfair Virus Funding
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Commerce Dept. Must Cough Up Docs On Census Slash
• DOI Asks DC Circ. To Reinstate Approval Of Tribe's Election
• Tribe Sues Calif. Tax Department Over State Fuel Taxes
• GOP's 'Skinny' COVID-19 Relief Bill Fails To Advance In Senate
• ND Says DOI Right To Recognize Riverbed Claim Over Tribe's
• Conservative Group Backs Border Wall Funding At High Court
• 15 State AGs Join Arctic Refuge Drilling Fight
• What To Know When Making Dispositive Motions In Arbitration
• Feds Urge Toss Of Tribe's Suit Over Virus Checkpoints
• Tribe Says Ore. LNG Project Review Falls Short
• 9th Circ. Upholds Tribal Immunity In 'Half-Blood' Casino Suit
• 9th Circ. Revives Alaska Native's Chemical Pollution Suit
• Census Bureau Can't Wind Down Count After Court Order
• States, Industry Urge Court To Finally Sink Methane Rule
• Ohio Counties Blast Pharmacies' Review Bid In Opioid MDL
• 4 Ways Amicus Briefs Can Support An Overall Legal Strategy
• Oil And Gas Groups Seek To Defend New EPA Water Rule
• USDA Wants More Feedback On Controversial Hemp Rule
• Trump Campaign, RNC Ask In Against Navajo Voting Suit
• Wash. Justices Say To Apply Indian Child Welfare Act Broadly
• Teva's $23B Opioid Litigation Deal Faces New Wave Of Attacks
• Stinson Atty Aids COVID-19 Relief Effort On Navajo Nation
• Deciding Whether Co-Mediation Is Right For Your Case
• NM Judge Rebuffs Pueblo's Claims To National Park Land
• Tribal Land Heirs Sue DOI In Lease Fight With Dad's Widow
• FCC Cuts Off Tribal Spectrum Giveaway Despite Protests
• Gov't Fights Hawaii Telecom's Push For $200M In FCC Money
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 11 States Say Dakota Access Shutdown Will Hurt Food Supply
• Black Law Firm Leaders On Improving Diversity In BigLaw
• Ariz. Law Firm Ownership Rule Change Is A Win For Clients
• DOI Looks To Toss Tribal Nation's Riverbed Rights Suit
• Calif. Tribal Gambling Talks Were In Good Faith, 9th Circ. Says
• El Paso Looks To Send Border Wall Suit Straight To Justices
• Shawnee Tribe Slams Fed Bid To Duck COVID-19 Funding Suit
• Environmentalists Insist Challenge To NEPA Overhaul Is Ripe
• How To Write A Better Comment Letter On Agency Proposals
• Allergan, Teva Accused Of Hiding 'Critical' Opioid Info
• Wash. Must Talk Fuel Taxes With Samish Tribe, Court Says
• Industry Groups Support Bid To Sink Offshore Monument
• Wis. Tribe Says 7th Circ. Shouldn't Rethink Apple Fest Ruling
• EPA Can't Escape Copper Mine Suit, Minn. Tribe Says
• The Problem With Collectability In Legal Malpractice Cases