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Native American - September, 2021

135 articles

• 'What's The Evidence?' Calif. Judge Asks After Big Opioid Trial
• Path To Migratory Bird Permit Program Won't Be Smooth
• Cherokee Want Pharmacies In State Court After Opioid Deal
• Cherokee Co., Workers Dodge IT Firm's Poaching Suit
• Enviro Groups Allowed To Continue Colo. Mine Pollution Suit
• FCC Advances Plan To Unlock More Tribal Internet Funds
• 7 Key Details As Pharmacy Giants Head To 1st Opioid Trial
• EPA Says Decision Paving Way For Pebble Mine Must Go
• Tribal Tobacco Co. Hits Atty, Firm With $3.3M Malpractice Suit
• Calif. Tribe Seizes Ex-Leader's Assets in $2.7M Fraud Case
• Vacatur Of Trump Water Rule Means More Uncertainty Ahead
• What 9th Circ. Privilege Test Means For Dual-Purpose Advice
• Feds Reinstate Criminal Prosecution For Migratory Bird Kills
• DOI Asks 8th Circ. To Kill Mount Rushmore Fireworks Crusade
• Judiciary Says Oklahoma Needs More Judges After McGirt
• Republican FERC Members Blast Clean Power Legislation
• Biden Deals Final Blow To Trump-Era Royalty Valuation Rule
• Lifting The Veil On The Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
• Endo Agrees To $7.5M Deal With La. AG Over Opioid Claims
• Cherokee Nation Inks $75M Opioid Deal With Distributors
• Fla. Businesses Revolt Against Tribe's Sports Betting Permit
• NY Bankruptcy Judge Who Oversaw Purdue Ch. 11 Will Retire
• Crow Tribe Takes Aim At 10th Circ. Hunting Rights Ruling
• Tribes Urge 7th Circ. To Find Land Sales Don't Nix Tax Break
• FCC Urged To Spread Word About Internet Subsidy Program
• McKesson Tells 9th Circ. Opioid FCA Suit Correctly Dropped
• Casino Cos. Seek Win In Fla.-Seminole Gambling Pact Suit
• Ojibwe Tribe Wants Study Of Enbridge Environmental Damage
• Embracing ESG: United Natural Foods GC Talks Bottom Line
• PennEast Developers Abandon $1B Pipeline
• Climate Youths Urge No Judgment On Nonprofit Leaving Suit
• Michigan Asks To Apportion Tax On Keweenaw Bay Tribe
• California AG Announces Appeal Of Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• GAO Urges Congress To Break Nuclear Fuel Storage Impasse
• For-Profit Tribal Entities Now Eligible For Development Funds
• Navajo Nation, DOI Agree To Remand In 9th Circ. Land Fight
• 3 Attorney Ethics Considerations For Litigation Funding
• DOI Gets Early Win In Alaska Tribe's Gambling Land Suit
• CashCall Still Owes $200M After Landmark Liu, 9th Circ. Told
• Tribes, NCAI Tell 10th Circ. Feds Must Cover Health Costs
• Ute Tribe Plans To Appeal DC Judge's Water Suit Dismissal
• Chubb Slams Sweep Of Opioid Defense Order For Rite Aid
• Ojibwe Tribes Say Wis. Wolf Hunt Steps On Treaty Rights
• US Trustee Challenges Constitutionality Of Purdue Releases
• Fla. Businesses Push For Early Win In Tribal Gambling Suit
• How ABA Opinion Shifts Alternative Biz Structure Landscape
• Tribes Ask Army Corps To Ax DAPL Environment Consultant
• Nome, Alaska, Opposes Sanctions Over Cop Docs In Bias Suit
• Ohio Counties Want Unvaxxed Jurors Out Of Opioid MDL Trial
• Wash. Judge Rules Against Lummi Nation In Fishing Dispute
• Calif. Tribe Drops Suit Over County's Casino Tax Plan
• Justices Urged To Revive Dakota Access Pipeline Permit
• Tribe-Campsite Lease Row Hangs On Voided Contract
• Sioux School Board Is Immune To Ex-Principal's Firing Suit
• Tribe Accuses Seattle Of 'Greenwashing' Hydro Dams' Impact
• Seminole Tribe Immune From Energy Co.'s Fee Dispute
• Embracing ESG: HPE Counsel Talk Effective Board Oversight
• Judge Limits Stanford Doctor's Testimony In Opioid MDL
• Minn. Orders Enbridge To Pay $3.3M For Groundwater Release
• Endo's Attys In 'Career-Wrecking' Peril As Opioid Woes Grow
• Ala. Judge Sends Loan Suit Against Tribal Co. To Arbitration
• How Biden Plans To Cut Methane Emissions
• Calif. Judge Punts Trump's Narrowed Water Rule To Gov't
• DOI, Navajo Nation Must Adopt New Agreement, Judge Rules
• EPA Says Trump Maui Ruling Guidance Made Things Worse
• Justice Gap Demands Look At New Legal Service Models
• Ohio Cuts $808M Opioid Distributor Deal Plus $42M Legal Fee
• Puyallup Tribe Says Wash. Dam Operator Polluted River
• Split 9th Circ. Axes Ruling, Forces Certified Class To Arbitrate
• DOI Shakes Most Claims In Tribe's Water Mismanagement Suit
• US Trustee To Appeal Sackler Releases In Purdue Ch. 11
• Minn. DNR Makes 4th Attempt to Duck Tribal Groundwater Suit
• Florida Can't Shake Suit Over Seminole Deal, Gaming Cos. Say
• Minn. Asks 8th Circ. To Clarify Jurisdiction In Pipeline Case
• Northern Arapaho Urge 10th Circ. To Reverse Health Cost Suit
• FERC Shirked Climate Review Of LNG Project, DC Circ. Told
• Biden Climate Push Means Fossil Fuel Cos. Must Innovate
• Biden Admin. Hit With 1st State AG Suit Over Vax Mandate
• CVS Says Choctaw Nation Must Arbitrate Rx Claims In Arizona
• Calif. Ski Resort's New Name Removes Offensive Native Slur
• 'Red Flag' Expert's Opinion Limited In Opioid MDL
• Groups Oppose Bid To Reopen Hawaii Water Pollution Suit
• EPA, Army Corps Guidance Walks Back Regulatory Certainty
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• ACLU Says Nome, Alaska, Withholds Police Audits In Bias Suit
• 8th Circ. Revives ND Tribal Members' Pipeline Challenge
• Tribes Urge 9th Circ. To Affirm Calif. Negotiated In Bad Faith
• Embracing ESG: Leidos GC Talks Social Responsibility
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK For $7.1M In Exec Incentives
• High Court's McGirt Ruling Will Not Lead To Disaster
• 8th Circ. Lets Minn. County Drop Appeal After Justices' Ruling
• Idaho Says Tribe Isn't Covered By 150-Year-Old Hunting Treaty
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• New Montana Laws Suppress Youth Vote, Groups Say
• Obama-Era Oil And Gas Royalty Valuations Upheld
• Seneca Nation Couple Urge Justices To Honor Treaty Tax Law
• Swinomish Tribe Plans To Sue Corps Over Salmon Habitat
• Upper Skagit Says Sauk-Suiattle Is Violating Fishing Order
• Judge Stands By Letting Pipeline Suit Play Out In Tribal Court
• Interior Dept. Defends ICWA In Bid For High Court Hearing
• EPA Moves To Block Pebble Mine Again
• Endo Strikes $50M Opioid Deal In NY Amid Trial Tumult
• Dems Float $5B Clean Energy Bill With $500M For Tribes
• Biden Mandates COVID-19 Vax For Millions Of Workers
• Ojibwe Tribe Fights for Jurisdiction Over Pipeline Case
• Lessons In Crisis Lawyering 20 Years After 9/11
• Opioid MDL's Tribal Bellwether Paused, Global Deal Possible
• U.S. Reps. Seek $5M In SBA Funds For Native Entrepreneurs
• Tribal Leaders Say Okla. Needlessly Stirring Fears Over McGirt
• 9th Circ. Upholds Feds' Win In Tribal Health Exec's Firing Suit
• White Farmer Slams US Gov't Bid To Pause Debt Relief Case
• Texas Tells Justices Feds Wrongly Interpret Law In Bingo Suit
• Industry Urges Light Federal Touch In New Water Rule
• Yavapai Prescott Tribe Can't Block Ariz. Sports Betting Law
• Minn. Loses Bid to Halt Suit In Tribal Court Over Pipeline
• Chicago's Discovery Bid A Defective 'Attack,' Endo Says
• Loan Fraudster Tucker Shakes Off Monitor After Beating FTC
• Tribes, Texas Ask Justices To Mull ICWA Constitutionality
• Feds Must Turn Over Contested Docs In Cherokee Trust Suit
• Okla. Drops One Petition To Upend McGirt, Will Bring More
• Civil Rights Groups Sue Texas Over Voting Restrictions Bill
• Snoqualmie Tribe Wins COVID-19 Insurance Claim For Casino
• Gulf Coast Offshore Wind: Opportunities And Challenges
• Chickasaw Want Arbitration Order Tossed In Rx Payback Suit
• Ute Indian Tribe Takes Over Tribal Historic Preservation Duties
• Wash. Tribal Casinos Get DOI Go-Ahead For Sports Betting
• EPA Finds Climate Change Risks Higher For Racial Minorities
• Judge Slams Army Corps For Lax Fish Protection In Oregon
• Why Structured Data Is Increasingly Important To Your Case
• Montana Utility Agrees To Changes To End EPA's Water Suit
• Texas Tribe's E-Bingo Center Is Lawful, Judge Rules
• 16 State AGs Back S.D. In Mount Rushmore Fireworks Dispute
• Former Ute Manager Says Tenth Circ. Must Rethink Nixing Suit
• Embracing ESG: AIG Counsel Talks SEC Risk Alert
• Purdue Pharma Ch. 11 Plan Gets OK With Sackler Releases