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Native American - November, 2020

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• 30 AGs Back $465M J&J Verdict In Landmark Opioid Trial
• Tribe Claims New Evidence In Gaming Co.'s $5.4M Suit
• Minn. Tribes Seek To Halt Imminent Pipeline Construction
• Hawaii Aquarium Fishing Licenses Need Review, Judge Says
• 7 Tips For Predeposition Meetings Under New Federal Rule
• Moderna Seeks FDA Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Calif. Tribe Seeks Sanctions Against BIA In Trust-Land Row
• Justices To Gauge Tribes' Power To Protect Their Own
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2020
• Kansas Can't Block DOI's OK Of Gambling On Tribe's Land
• Pebble Mine's Future Dims As Key Permit Is Denied
• Trump Says DOJ Can Stop Enviro Project Settlements
• SD Tribal Leaders 'Fighting For Survival' Urge State Mask Rule
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Tribal Land Win For Oneida Indian Nation
• Ethics Reminders As Employees Move To Or From Gov't
• Michigan Reaches Deal With Tribe Over Casino Land Fight
• States, Cities Seek Demise Of Trump's Narrowed Water Rule
• Divided DC Circ. Denies Tribes' Bid To Halt Border Wall
• Sierra Club Files DC Circ. Challenge To EPA Coal Ash Rule
• Colo. Enacts Stricter Rules For Oil And Gas Drillers
• DOI Wins Toss Of Navajo Casino Road Suit
• HHS Says It's Working With Biden, Touts AstraZeneca Vaccine
• Purdue Pleads Guilty In NJ To Criminal Opioid Conspiracy
• Trump Admin. Tells 9th Circ. Alaska Land Swap Is Valid
• A Key To Helping Clients Make Better Decisions During Crisis
• DC Circ. Mulls Gov't Power In Rancher Fight Over Tribal Water
• Okla. Tribes, US Attys To Tackle Cold Native Murder Cases
• Lawmakers Urge FCC To Initiate 'Rip And Replace' Effort
• Harm Of Proposed DAPL Shutdown Too Great, ND Says
• Biden Names John Kerry To New Climate Envoy Position
• Ethics Considerations For Law Firms Implementing AI
• Winnemucca Sues Feds For $208M Over Tribal Recognition
• Fla. Judge Says Attys On 'Thin Ice' After FCRA Claims
• FCC's Starks Urges Internet Access Equality Amid Pandemic
• Emergency Hunts Due To COVID-19 Can Continue In Alaska
• High Court To Hear Case On Tribal Police Power
• Picking The Right Location And Tools For Virtual Courtrooms
• Alaska Lawmakers Tell Justices Native Cos. Need Virus Money
• Lender Seeks Sanctions Over 'Shakedown' FCRA Suit
• Navajo Hospital Seeks Injunction To Secure IHS Contract Fast
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• DOI Has 'No Legitimate Argument' In Forestry Row, Navajo Say
• Beware Atty Ethics Rules When Reporting COVID-19 Fraud
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Ruling On EPA's Weedkiller Approval
• Trump Admin. Touts COVID-19 Vaccine Success, Preps Rollout
• Ariz. Water District Says Ak-Chin Tribe Can't Nix Counterclaim
• Gov't Urges High Court To Allow $3.6B Border Wall Fund Move
• White House Slams Groups' Challenge To Enviro Review Rule
• Ariz. Agency Can't Tax Power Plant On Tribal Land, Panel Told
• Looking For Judicial Activists? Check The Footnotes
• Feds Slam Tribes' Request To Halt Trump's Border Wall
• Best Practices For Legal Technology Adoption
• Judge Strikes Opioid Claims Against Prescribers
• Purdue Pharma Gets Court Approval For $8B Deal With Feds
• Feds Deny Having Duty To Clean Dump Sites On Tribal Land
• ConocoPhillips Alaska Project Approval Unlawful, Groups Say
• Keystone Developer Touts President's Power To OK Pipelines
• House Passes Bipartisan Bills To Fight Opioid Crisis
• Dakota Pipeline Challenge Undermines Permitting Process
• The Pandemic's Long-Term Impact On Law Firm Operations
• Oil Industry Groups Look To Join Alaska Refuge Drilling Fight
• Trump Admin. Must Review Wyo. Oil And Gas Leases, Again
• BIA Must Take Land Into Trust For Calif. Tribe, Judge Says
• Trump Admin. Can't End Suit Over Early End To Census
• House Approves Federal Recognition For NC's Lumbee Tribe
• New Mexico Seeks Redo of 10th Circ. Water Rights Suit
• Lack Of Access To Remote Court Proceedings Is Inexcusable
• Hospital On Navajo Nation Sues IHS To Keep Gov't Contract
• NCAI OKs Citizenship Resolution As Convention Wraps
• Dorsey's Salt Lake City Office Snags Public Lands Litigator
• Why Attacks On Trump's Election Lawyers Are Problematic
• Mich. Sues To Shut Down Enbridge's Line 5 Pipeline
• FDA, DEA Experts Cleared To Testify In NY AG's Opioid Case
• Kumeyaay Tribes Urge DC Circ. To Block Trump's Border Wall
• Mass. Tribe Chair Took Bribes In Casino Project, Feds Say
• Purdue's $8B Deal Doesn't End Calif.'s Row With Big Pharma
• Census Bureau Asks Calif. Judge To End 'Replan' Challenge
• Twitter Contributes $100M For Launch Of Social Justice Fund
• Calif. Tribe Wants In On Casino Project Suit Against DOI
• Judge Agrees To Wash. Tribe And Contractor Settlement
• Avoiding 6 Common E-Discovery Production Pitfalls
• DOI Seeks Win In Suit Over Catawba Tribe's NC Land Transfer
• Indian Affairs Vet To Lead Biden-Harris DOI Transition Team
• GOP Senators Want $2B For Border Wall In Spending Bill
• CVS, Rite Aid Say Doctors Also Liable For Prescribing Opioids
• IHS Proposes Rule To Improve Buy Indian Act Implementation
• Tribe's $2M Fuel Tax Suit Prohibited, Calif. Tax Director Says
• Navajo Citizens, Drilling Cos. Back BLM's Fracking Permits
• Law Firm Biz Development Tips For The Pandemic Era
• ACA Likely To Survive High Court Ruling On Mandate
• 4 Key Developments As US Coronavirus Cases Hit 10M
• Muscogee (Creek) Nation Passes Post-McGirt Marijuana Law
• Full DC Circ. Asked To Rethink House's Border Wall Suit
• NCAI President Tells Tribal Organization It's Time For 'Truth'
• Rulings Show Limits Of Federal Agency Vacancy Law
• 9th Circ. Told Ore. Hydro Project Violates Water Quality Limits
• NY Tribe's Casino Says Insurer Must Cover COVID-19 Closure
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Challenge To DOI Casino Land Decision
• Attorneys Expect Enviro Policy Whiplash With Biden Win
• Biden's Win Puts Clean Energy Center Stage
• Biden Opioid Plan Puts Pharmacies On Notice
• High Court Expansion Unlikely After Tight Election
• Biden Win May Lead To First Black Female Justice
• Biden's Win Means Big Business For BigLaw
• Biden Beats Trump At The Polls As Court Battles Continue
• Citizenship, Census, COVID-19 On Tap For NCAI Convention
• Suspension and Debarment: FY 2020 By The Numbers
• Minn. Sioux Band Tells DC Circ. Feds Must List It As A Tribe
• Alaskan Tribal Community Sues HHS Over Health Care Pact
• Quinn Emanuel Drops Bannon After Inflammatory Remarks
• $26B Opioid Deal Offer To Include $2B In Atty Fees
• Alaska Tells Justices Alaska Native Cos. Owed Virus Funding
• Feds Want Okla. Tribal Gaming Suit Moved Out Of DC
• FDA Must Study Enviro Risks Of Genetically Engineered Fish
• Bannon Co-Defendant Wants His Wall Trial Moved To Colorado
• BigLaw Must Drop The Billable Hour To Improve Diversity
• DOI Says Navajo Missed Window To Question Forest Contract
• Ariz. Tribe Says It Has Immunity In Water Rights Suit
• Trump Unleashes Barrage Of Lawsuits In Battleground States
• Feds Renew Push To Dismiss Idaho Tribal Land Claim Suit
• McKesson Whistleblowers Fight Bid To Toss Opioid FCA Suit
• DC Circ. Suggests Dakota Access Permit Merits More Review
• The Power Of Private Actions For Natural Resource Damages
• Senate Majority Still In Doubt As Races Tighten
• Biden Campaign Plays Down Trump High Court Threat
• Trump Vows To Contest Uncounted Ballots At High Court
• The BigLaw Attorneys Battling Over An Undecided Election
• Don't Look To Bush v. Gore For 2020 Blueprint
• Senate — And Pandemic Relief — Still Hanging In The Balance
• McKesson, 2 Other Distributors Ink $21B Opioid Settlement
• Texas Tribe Wants Casino Slip-And-Fall Suit Tossed, Not Pared
• 8 Tips For Effective Oral Advocacy In Virtual Court Hearings
• From The Front Lines: The Attorneys Protecting This Election
• Legislators Say USCCR Vote 'Censored' 2020 Tribal Update
• Dilworth Paxson Can't Dodge Pension Fund's Bond Scam Suit
• DOI Wants Second Quick Win In Off-Reservation Casino Suit
• Trump Admin. Sued Over Inadequate COVID-19 Reporting
• Trump Makes Election Day Play With Fracking Order
• Justices Won't Tackle Muckleshoot Tribe's Fishing Grounds
• A GC's Blueprint For Improving Legal Industry Diversity