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Native American - August, 2021

156 articles

• 8th Circ. Says Law Didn't Block Land Move For Tribal Casino
• Anda's Opioid Sales Were In DEA's 'Bull's-Eye,' Jury Is Told
• Yavapai Prescott Tribe Sues Ariz. Over Sports Betting Law
• Biden Floats Lowering Rent For Renewable Project Leases
• Biden Reverses Pause On New Oil And Gas Lease Sales
• Rural ISP Says Rival Spreads Falsehoods In Spectrum Spat
• Tribe Says Suit Over Fla. Gaming Compact Must Be Tossed
• Judge Axes Trump-Era Revisions To Clean Water Act Rules
• Calif. Resists Resumption Of 'Bad Faith' Tribal Gaming Suit
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• High Court Ruling Puts Premium On Tribal Voting Bill
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• US Urges Justices To Take Up Texas Pueblo's Bingo Petition
• Feds Say Anglers' Puget Sound Salmon Suit Is Sour Grapes
• FCC Says To Watch Out For Fake Emergency Broadband Site
• Mich. Blocked From Collecting Use Taxes From Tribe
• Sacklers Agree To Forgo Non-Opioid Ch. 11 Releases
• Rite Aid Strikes Deal To Avert Opioid MDL's 1st Pharmacy Trial
• First Nations Cigarette Co. Asks High Court To Hear Case
• Pueblo Wants Early Win In Casino Slip-And-Fall Venue Fight
• NTIA Launches Two New Broadband Offices
• Tribe Slams Idaho's Denial of Residence-Based Treaty Rights
• Wind Farm Can't Revive Defenses To Tribe's Trespass Claim
• 'Sword Of Damocles' Over Endo In Opioid Trial, Judge Says
• Purdue Ch. 11 Judge Says Sackler Releases Should Be Tighter
• 8th Circ. Backs Sioux Tribe's Treaty Right To Health Care
• Mass. Residents Challenge Offshore Wind Farm Approval
• 9th Circ. Backs Ariz. Water Utility's Win In Tenant Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs BNSF Rail Expansion Despite Local Objections
• Iñupiat Village's Arctic Drilling Suit Is Moot, 9th Circ. Says
• Okla. Asks To Block DOI Coal Regulation On Tribal Lands
• ND Urges Court To Force Gov't To Restart Oil And Gas Leasing
• Native American Tribes See Mixed Bag In Virus Coverage Suits
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• No More Speeches, Settle This Ch. 11, Purdue Judge Urges
• FCC Grants New Batch Of Tribal 2.5 GHz Spectrum Licenses
• Greens, CBP Each Land Partial Win In Border Wall Suit
• Undoing 1864 Decrees Behind Native Murders Is A First Step
• Court Challenges, New Regs May Slow Infrastructure Plans
• Keystone Pipeline Had Safety Concerns, GAO Report Says
• Biden Chooses Umatilla Citizen To Head National Park Service
• Gravel Income From Treaty Lands Taxable, Justices Told
• Alaska Native Village In 'Agony' Waiting For EMS Access
• Samish Tribe Asks Full 9th Circ. To Redo Treaty Rights Ruling
• Meet The Top Attys Battling McKinsey In New Opioid MDL
• Feds Must ID Privileged Docs In Newborn Wrongful Death Suit
• NJ Joins $26B Opioid Settlement With J&J, Pharma Cos.
• Maui Seeks To Reopen Hawaii Water Pollution Suit
• EPA Extends Permit Reviews Amid Water Rule Revision
• Tribe's Pandemic Coverage Limited To $2M, Conn. Judge Says
• NY Decries 'Brazen Gaslighting' By Endo's Opioid Attys
• Judge Urges Attention To Individual Stories In Purdue Ch. 11
• Kansas Asks 10th Circ. To Nix DOI Go-Ahead For Tribal Casino
• Minn. Says Enbridge Suits Don't Belong In Tribal Court
• ConocoPhillips Alaska Drilling Permits Nixed Over GHG
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• 9th Circ. Refuses To Rehear Wash. County's Boundary Suit
• Grocery Chain Wants Out Of Ohio Counties' Opioid Bellwether
• 2nd Circ. Revives Upstate NY Superfund Cleanup Fight
• Ex-Purdue Chair Denies Blame For Opioid Crisis
• Kan. Wind Farm Suit Belongs In Circuit Court, DC Judge Says
• Enviro Group Sues Feds Over Calif. Minnow's 'Bleak' Future
• Tribes Drop Fight Against $468M Pipeline At DC Circ.
• 'No End In Sight' As Endo, Arnold & Porter Reveal Opioid Files
• Sacklers Say They'll Fight Any Attempt To Foil Ch. 11 Releases
• Federal Coalition Announces Tribal Broadband Summit
• Fla. Gambling Compact Deals Rivals Unfair Hand, Suit Says
• Green Groups Slam Interior's Plan To Resume Oil, Gas Leases
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• NCAI Says Cop Violence Over DAPL Protests Threatens Tribes
• Sackler Reps Say They Can't Sell Assets Without Releases
• U.S. Wants To Pause Suits Over Endangered Species Changes
• Pandemic Resurgence Delays Mass. Tribal Chair Bribery Trial
• Energy Groups Sue Interior Over Oil And Gas Leasing Pause
• US Gov't Wants Standing Rock Washout Death Suit Tossed
• Lithium Co. Says Tribes Joined Suit Opposing Mine Too Late
• Tribal Loan Cos. Immune To Bankruptcy Suit, 1st Circ. Told
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Sacklers' Ch. 11 Releases Are Fair, Supporting States Say
• Ohio Counties Don't Want 'Legal Opioid' Talk In Bellwether
• Calif. Tribes Ask To Resume Gambling Compact Suit
• Tribe Says FERC Ignoring Dam Project's Cultural Site Impacts
• Paskenta Band Asks To Lower Embezzlement Suit Atty Fees
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• At Opioid Trial, NY's Lead Atty Says Neighbor OD'd Last Week
• Okla. Court Says High Court's McGirt Ruling Isn't Retroactive
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Trial Opens With Attacks On Sackler Releases
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• Dakota Access Protesters Say Excessive Force Suit Must Stay
• Oregon Water Agency Tells 9th Circ. To Revive Irrigation Suit
• 9th Circ. Nixes Kalispel Tribe's Bid To Redo Casino Ruling
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• Endo 'Head Shot' Penalty Mulled In Opioid Discovery Fight
• GAO Says Army Corps Cybersecurity Deal Met Contract Terms
• Calif. Judge Tosses Challenge to Tribal Windfarm
• Tribal Health Center Officials Urge End To Nurse's RICO Suit
• 9th Circ. Finds Keystone Permit Appeal Moot
• Beyond Maui: Groundwater Guidance Still Needed
• 9th Circ. Remands Order Limiting Ex-BLM Head's Authority
• Endo Cases Highlight Rare Default Risk In Discovery Failures
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• 'This Cannot Go On': Opioid Trial Turmoil Intensifies In NY
• Tribe Has No Off-Reservation Fishing Rights, Alaska Says
• GOP States Accuse Feds Of Flouting Oil, Gas Lease Order
• Union And Counties Back Calif. In Tribal Casino Gaming Fight
• Embracing ESG
• EPA Must Update Oil Spill Rule By 2023, Judge Says
• Senate Approves $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Bryan Newland Snags Senate Approval For Indian Affairs Role
• Okla. Asks High Court To Ditch Its McGirt Decision
• Arnold & Porter Atty Opioid Trial Remarks 'Crazy,' Court Told
• NY Village Says 2nd Circ. Must Revisit Cayuga Bingo Decision
• Purdue Allotted 10 Days For Ch. 11 Confirmation Trial
• Retention Is Key To Meaningful Diversity At Law Firms
• Atty Fees Capped At 15% In $26B Opioid MDL Settlement
• 5 Highlights As Endo, Arnold & Porter Face Opioid Oblivion
• Seattle Urges Toss Of Sauk-Suiattle Tribe's Challenge To Dam
• 10th Circ. Says Arbiter Can't Touch Union Classification Fight
• $26B Opioid Deal Sparks 'Turf Wars' From Local Governments
• Judge Sanctions Feds Over Evidence In Gold King Spill Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Snoqualmie Tribe Can't Claim Treaty Rights
• Judge Vacates Past Ruling In Tribal Fishing Rights Row
• Justices' Pipeline Ruling Is A Close Call For Gas Industry
• Calif. Tribe, DOI Beat Anti-Gambling Groups' Casino Challenge
• Purdue Pharma Says Sackler Releases Are Vital To Ch. 11 Plan
• Endo Calls Out Fiery 'Rhetoric' In NY Opioid Trial
• Navajo Nation Says Navigable Waters Rule Must Go
• Colville Tribes Say Feds' Neglect Worsened Forest Fires
• Senate Indian Affairs Committee Passes Native Language Bills
• Monetary Remedies After High Court FTC Ruling
• Chickasaw Nation Citizen Is Confirmed As USDA GC
• Arnold & Porter Fights 'Extreme Sanctions' In NY Opioid Trial
• NM Judge Axes Enviros' Suit Over BLM Fracking Permits
• Endo Exec Ripped FDA 'Window Dressing,' Jury Hears
• Army Corps Of Engineers Sued Over Texas Oil Terminal Plans
• Montana Utility Asks 9th Circ. To Pull Suit From Tribal Court
• Avoiding Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Remote Work
• Delta Surge May Require Vaccines For Mass. Tribal Bribe Jury
• 3 Key Enviro Priorities In The Infrastructure Bill
• 10th Circ. Says Ute Tribal Court Must Handle Contract Dispute
• Endo Discovery Fight Overshadows NY Opioid Trial
• NTIA Readies For Launch Of $268M Minority Broadband Pilot
• Wis. Tribe Seeks Virus Coverage For Casinos In State Court
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. 5 Tribes Thwarted Casino Talks, Not State
• Judge Drops Moot Claims In ND Tribes' Mineral Rights Suit
• BLM Will Examine Impacts Of Trump's Arctic Drilling Plan
• Teva's Opioid Order Monitoring On Hot Seat In NY Trial
• Infrastructure Bill Targets Tribes With Roads, Enviro Spending
• Senate Infrastructure Bill Won't End Dems' Clean Energy Push
• $1.2T Senate Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Braces For Hurdles
• NY Judge Rips Endo On Lagging Discovery In Opioid Trial
• Mich. High Court Clears Drivers Unaware Of Cig. License Law
• BLM Seeks Agency Remand In Oil And Gas Lease Sales