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Native American - July, 2021

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• Alaska Lawmakers Seek To Up Tribal Bonds To $4B, Add ANCs
• Sauk-Suiattle Tribe Says Seattle's Dam Illegally Blocks Fish
• Allegheny County Sues Pa. AG Over $26B Opioid Deal
• DOI Wants 9th Circ. Redo Of Navajo Nation River Policy Suit
• TC Energy Can't Kill Suit Over Nixed Keystone XL Pipeline
• McKesson Wants Prescription Data In Cherokee Opioid Case
• McKinsey Opioid MDL Has A Need For Speed, Judge Says
• Idaho Says Shoshone Band Can't Claim Treaty Hunting Rights
• House OKs $15.6B DOI Budget With $4B For Tribal Programs
• 4 Areas EPA Could Expand With House's 23% Budget Boost
• Tribes Get OK To Join Fight Over Nevada Lithium Mine
• Opioid Distributors Pin Blame On Others As W.Va. Trial Ends
• Ky. Town Sued Over Proposed Tribal Grave Relocation
• McKinsey Says Cherokee Opioid Suit Can't Go To State Court
• Alaska High Court Says Tribal Fisher Subject To State Laws
• Alaskan Tribe Urges 9th Circ. Not To Find Drill Suit Moot
• County Wants 9th Circ. Redo In Yakama Tribal Land Dispute
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• DHS Approves Border Wall Remediation Projects
• 4 Key Details As Opioid Liability Trial Concludes In Calif.
• 'Mountainous' Opioid Shipments Fed Crisis, Judge Told
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Village Can't Stop Cayuga Tribe's Bingo
• How Federal Leasing Is Bolstering Tribal Facilities Funding
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• BOEM Boss Says Offshore Wind Moves Must Be Watertight
• Senate Confirms Biden Pick For DOJ Environmental Chief
• Purdue Pharma Reports Glowing Vote Results For Ch. 11 Plan
• NY Investment Co. Asks To Confirm Awards Against Ex-Broker
• Okla. Gov. Names New AG Amid Jurisdiction Fight With Tribes
• Calif., Tribes Duel Over Keeping Gaming Compact Suits Alive
• Feds Shortchanged Tribal Clinic, DC Circ. Rules
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• Opioid Wholesalers, W.Va. Gov'ts Set To Wrap Bellwether
• Ojibwe Pipeline Protesters Win Order Against Minn. Sheriff
• Angler Activists Want Hold On Salmon Fishing In Permit Suit
• Senator Calls For Better Native American Infrastructure
• Commerce To Invest $3B In Communities Hit By Pandemic
• Cleveland MLB Team Changing Name To 'Guardians'
• Alaska Native Groups Sue Gov. Over Rural Electric Bills
• Native Groups Sue Montana For Sparse Indigenous Education
• Prison Officials Must Face 1st Amend. Suit, 10th Circ. Says
• Calif. Gov., Tribes Ask 9th Circ. For More Time In Gaming Talks
• Philly DA Slams Opioid Settlement As A Sellout For City
• Keystone XL Fight Not Over After Permit Loss, Court Told
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• Despite Fanfare, $26B Opioid Offer Far From Finish Line
• Va. Judge Certifies Two Classes Of RICO Borrowers
• Texas Tribe Urges 5th Circ. To Revive El Paso Land Fight
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Revisit Wash. Tribal Fishing Decision
• AGs Unveil $26B Global Opioid Deal With J&J, Distributors
• NY Official Tells Jury Public Was Taught To Treat Opioid ODs
• Ojibwe Pipeline Protestors Sue Minn. Sheriff Over 'Blockade'
• Opana Sales Calls Didn't Cause Rx Rise, Economist Testifies
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let ICE Deal Bidder Challenge $277M Award
• Justices Urged To Deny Navajo Man's Double Jeopardy Claims
• High Court Urged To Snub $3.6B Wall Funding Row
• A Look At Tribal Involvement In Juul Litigation
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Tribes Ask Minn. High Court To Review OK Of $2.9B Pipeline
• Examiner Clears Sacklers Of Influencing Purdue's Board
• Drug Distributors Strike $1.1B Opioid Deal, Exit NY Trial
• J&J, Distributors Set To Unveil Opioid Deals Worth $26B
• US Trustee Flags Sacklers' Release, Atty Fees In Purdue Plan
• FDA-Nixed Language Can Be In Drug Promos, Expert Testifies
• Oklahoma Sues DOI For Coal Control On Tribal Lands
• Kalispel Wants Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Gambling Decision
• Minnesota Appeals Court Says State Didn't Justify Mine Permit
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Ore. Warns More Dam Water Must Be Released To Protect Fish
• 3 Questions Left After Maui Groundwater Case Ruling
• McKinsey Says Cherokee Opioid Suit Destined For MDL
• Judge Rips Army Corps For Lax Fish Protection At Ore. Dams
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Judge Rules Against Hawaii County In Water Pollution Battle
• Environmental Policy To Watch In 2021: Midyear Report
• Opioid Cos. Defied FDA Promo Limits, Ex-Commissioner Says
• Feds Urge Fed. Circ. To Spurn Osage Members' Royalty Bid
• Insurer Balks At Tribe's 'Hairsplitting' Claims In Virus Suit
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Revisit 'Discriminatory' Ruling
• Sens. Advance Biden Appellate Picks, Spar Over Defenders
• Trump Water Rule Will Remain In Place During Review
• Coalition Sues Hawaii To Halt Reopening Aquarium Pet Trade
• Seneca Nation Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold NY Thruway Ruling
• Tribal Bribery Case Set For September Trial Minus Tax Counts
• Biden Pick To Lead Army Corps Aims For Lasting Water Policy
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Tribal Immunity 'Irrelevant' In Calif. Usury Suit, Judge Says
• Opioid Rx Rise Can't Be Pinned Only On Ads, Prof Says
• Doctors Were Engine Of Opioids' Rise, Cos. Tell Jury
• Court Douses SD Gov.'s Mount Rushmore Fireworks Suit
• Cherokees Say McKinsey Opioid Suit Shouldn't Head To MDL
• Developer Defends FERC's Approvals Of $468M Project
• Mich. Tribe Can't Fight Sales And Tobacco Taxes, Court Says
• Youth Climate Plaintiffs Won't Seek High Court Review
• Groups Slam EPA Bid To Maintain Water Rule During Review
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Feds Fight Architect's Bid To Split Tribal Bribery Case
• Meet JPML's Favorite Judge, Tasked With New Opioid MDL
• Katten Can't Curb $950M Malpractice Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Opioid Cos.' Sales Training Misled Doctors, Jury Hears
• Tribal COVID Fund Distribution Was Fair, Feds Argue
• Chickasaw Push Back On Arbitration Ruling In Drug Dispute
• Chippewa Tribes Ask 7th Circ. To Undo Reservation Tax Ruling
• Rural ISP Can't Get Restraining Order In Radio Signal Fight
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Shaming Doctors Was Vital To Opioid Adoption, NY Jury Hears
• Creditors Can't Claim Tribal Gambling Revenue In Ch. 7
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2021
• High Court Ruling Won't Stop States From Thwarting Pipelines
• GOP Sen. Probes NTIA Broadband Map Info Process
• Tenn. Judge Blocks Biden's Race-Based Loan Relief Program
• Split 1st Circ. Says River Tribe's Land Ends At Water's Edge
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: Midyear Review
• Sweeping Biden Order Aims To Attack Lack Of Competition
• Opioid 'Gremlins' Torment Patients, New York Jury Hears
• Alaska Sues Biden Admin. Over Land Use Restrictions
• Climate Youth Say GOP AGs Can't Butt Into Energy Policy Suit
• Biggest Native American Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2021
• ND Pushes Biden Admin. To Restart Oil And Gas Leasing
• Feds Try To Kill Suit Over Tribal Wind Energy Project
• The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2021: Midyear Report Part 2
• 15 States Sign On To $4.5B Opioid Deal With Purdue
• Calif. Coroners Testify Opioid Death Causes Can Be Unclear
• NY Opioid Trial Dives Into History On 4th Day
• Mining Group Wants Coal Activists' Leasing Suit Tossed
• Oil Co. Challenges Tribal Court Authority Over Smoking Ban
• EPA Updates Rules To Monitor Oil Spill Cleanup Chemicals
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Health Costs Ruling In Swinomish Suit
• Navajo Can't Appeal Gold Mine's Exit From Toxic Spill Suit Yet
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• DC Circ. Denies Tribe's Intervention Bid In DOI Casino Fight
• Calif. 'Stonewalling' In Gambling Pact Suit, Tribes Tell 9th Circ.
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• High Court Gives States Upper Hand In Minority Voting Battles
• Fla.'s Gaming Compact With Tribe Challenged In Federal Court
• Keystone XL Builder Plans $15B Trade Claim Against US
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Oneida Nation Inks Sports Betting Deal With Wis. Gov.
• Oglala Sioux Urge DC Circ. To Ax SD Uranium Mine Permit
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Up Close With Washington State's Top Enviro Official
• EPA Urges Courts To Remand Water Rule As It Retools Regs
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. Tribal Interests Must End Water Dispute
• Wyo. Court Won't Enjoin Biden's Already-Paused Lease Freeze
• Gov't Fights Injunction For Tribe's Wind Energy Project
• Tribe Says Calif. Renegotiates Gaming Compacts In Bad Faith
• Ore. Court Grants Yakama Citizen New Hunting Trial
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Justices Open Door To More Restrictive Voting Regs