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Native American - February, 2022

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• High Court Won't Review Mich. Tribe Reservation Ruling
• Endo, Arnold & Porter Opioid Discovery Called 'Truly Awful'
• Calif. Judge Sends PacifiCorp Wildfire Suit To State Court
• The Battle To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Lithium Mine Says Tribe Missed Its Shot To Join Project Fight
• Ex-PE Pro Who Aided Galanis Gets Year In Tribal Bond Scam
• High Court To Hear Indian Child Welfare Act Case
• Party Leaders Vow Open Minds For New High Court Pick
• DOJ Has Few Allies, Many Foes In High Court Opioid Brawl
• How Judge Jackson Beat Out Competition For High Court Nod
• Tribes Want Justices' Focus On Gaming, Criminal Law Powers
• Why Ketanji Brown Jackson Honored This Historic Judge
• Enviros, Tribe Push For Win Over Coal Mining Moratorium
• 1st Circ. Judge Selya Says Jackson Will Be 'Balanced'
• Biden's Supreme Court Pick Was Star Debater In Miami
• The Key To Turning Solid Briefs Into Winning Briefs
• What's At Stake In Doctors' Opioid Liability Case In High Court
• Judge Leery Of Scotts Valley Band's Bay Area Casino Suit
• Meet The Attys Arguing Power Plant Emissions At High Court
• J&J, Drug Distributors' $26B Opioid Settlement Is Finalized
• Wash. State Asks DC Judge To Pause Tribal 'Monopoly' Suit
• 6 Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Opinions To Read Now
• Biden Nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson To High Court
• Calif. Judge Says Tribe Can't Block Judgments In Casino Row
• EPA Contractor Can't Shift Blame For Mine Spill, NM Says
• Fed. Circ. Revives $100M Osage Oil And Gas Royalty Suit
• Tribes Say Federal Officials Are Proper Targets In Railway Suit
• Ex-911 Operator Says Alaskan City Can't Toss Police Bias Suit
• Religious Freedom Act Protects Sacred Sites, 9th Circ. Told
• FWS To Analyze Nevada Geothermal Project Threat To Toads
• Calif. Group Asks 9th Circ. To Upend Tribal Wind Farm Order
• Biden Admin. Will Reconsider Trump-Era OK Of Mining Road
• Justices Zero In On Texas's Authority Over Tribal Gaming
• 9th Circ. Says Grand Canyon Uranium Mine Is OK To Reopen
• DOI Seeks To End Decades-Long Solenex Lease Dispute
• Justices Concerned BIA Courts Pose Double Jeopardy Issues
• Wash. Tribes Can't Get Justices To Hear Fishing Rights Fight
• Kirkland Snags $200K Fees From NY In Opioid Surcharge Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Tribal Challenge To Calif. Cigarette Tax
• Justices Stay Out Of Dakota Access Pipeline Permit Fight
• Hospital Board Says IHS 'Scrambling' To Quell Contract Row
• Up Next At High Court: Justices Consider Tribal Courts, Bingo
• Bad River Tribe Seeks Quick Win In Enbridge Pipeline Suit
• EPA Climate Case At The Supreme Court: How We Got Here
• White House Publishes Draft Climate Justice Screening Tool
• Walter Dellinger's Little-Known, Outsize Impact On Legal Aid
• Split FERC Makes Room For Climate In New Pipeline Policy
• Tribal Officials Urge Justices To OK Arbitration In Loan Suit
• Nome Asks For Dismissal Of State Claims In Police Bias Suit
• Why I'll Miss Arguing Before Justice Breyer
• Timber Cos. Ask 9th Circ. To Undo Monument Expansion
• 9th Circ. Refuses To Rethink Reviving Navajo Water Suit
• Purdue Gets OK For 2-Week Opioid Suit Freeze Extension
• Endo Urges Opioid Judge's DQ For 'Egregious' Ethics Lapses
• '150 Billion Pills' Gaffe Imperils NY AG's Opioid Win Over Teva
• Ex-DOI Boss Zinke Lied About Ties To Mont. Project, IG Says
• 9th Circ. Says Ex-Nooksack Citizen Is Under Tribal Jurisdiction
• Justices Told Hunting Rights Suit Tossed For Wrong Reason
• Construction Cos. To Pay $1.2M To End Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Cities, Tribes, Schools Fight Toss Of McKinsey Opioid MDL
• Wash. Tribes Ask 9th Circ. To Ax Fishing Rights Opinion
• Recent Rulings Show Lawyer Criticism Of Judges Is Perilous
• Wis. Tribe Pushes To Kill Enbridge Pipeline
• Sauk-Suiattle Says Seattle 'Bullying' Tribal Court In Dam Row
• Fla. High Court Urged To Advance Review Of Casino Initiative
• Biden's Carbon Capture Directive Emphasizes Enviro Justice
• Breyer's Role In Courthouse Design Sets A Judicial Template
• Endo Opioid Saga 'Like A John Grisham Movie,' Judge Says
• Alberta Co. Says Biden Canceled Keystone XL To Boost Image
• NCAI President Says Tribes Key To Infrastructure 'Blueprint'
• Tribal Hospital Sues Gov't For Cutting Funding By 90%
• Winnemucca Tribe Wants In On Fight Over Nev. Lithium Mine
• Blackfeet Asks 9th Circ. To Allow Campsite Co. Eviction
• 5 Key Details As Endo Is Rocked Again By Opioid Default
• Think Finance Inks $44.5M Deal To End Class's Usury Claims
• Navajo Nation Says NM Redistricting Violates Voting Rights
• Feds Zeroing In On Settlements In Border Wall Disputes
• Endo Hit With New Default Ruling In Opioid Discovery Debacle
• Wash. Lays Out $38B Opioid Abatement Plan To Trial Judge
• Tribe Says Its Legislators Can't Be Deposed In Pipeline Suit
• Navajo Member Says Feds Held Sway Over CFR Court
• Federal Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections
• Ore. Tribe Members Ask 9th Circ. To Rethink Highway Ruling
• How US Trade Obligations Apply To Biden's Infrastructure Law
• NY, NJ Lease Auctions Highlight US Push For Offshore Wind
• Tribal Gambling Arm In Contempt In Casino Developers' Suit
• Tribe Can Pursue Class Arbitration In Gambling Supply Suit
• Groups Urge Biden Admin. To Halt New Gulf Oil Exploration
• Feds Hit ND Pipeline Co. With Trespass, Damages Claim
• NY Judge OKs Canadian Entities' Late Purdue Ch. 11 Appeal
• BigLaw Must Nix All-Or-Nothing Work Model To Retain Talent
• Biden Water Jurisdiction Proposal Draws Controversy
• Tribe, Feds Say Criminal Charges Shouldn't Halt Pollution Suit
• Tribes Sue North Dakota Secretary Over Redistricting
• Opioid Crisis In Wash. State 'Unique,' Judge Told
• Canadian Entities Seek Late Appeal In Purdue Ch. 11 Case
• Seattle Hits Sauk-Suiattle With Another Suit In Salmon Dispute
• Biden's Supreme Court Nominee Should Have 5 Key Qualities
• UN Experts, DOI, Nooksack Tribe Clash Over Evictions
• Mich. Tribe Says It's Immune From Suit Over Unbuilt Casinos
• 9th Circ. Lifts Stay On Nevada Geothermal Plant Construction
• Biden's DOI Returns Riverbed Ownership To ND Tribes
• Texas Strikes $225M Deal With Teva Over Opioid Crisis
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2022 Editorial Boards
• After Patent Drama, FDA OKs Generic Restasis
• DC Circ. Says DOI Didn't Have To Take Tribe's Land Into Trust
• Calif. Panel OKs Ax Of Shingle Springs Tribal Leadership Row
• Ysleta Pueblo Presses Justices To Greenlight Bingo In Texas
• Tribe, Enviros Say Biden Coal Policy Problematic
• Tribes Ask 9th Circ. To Halt Nevada Lithium Mine Construction
• Purdue Asks For New Extension On Opioid Suit Freeze
• Calif. Judge Unpersuaded To Nix Drugmakers' Opioid Trial Win
• Feds Say Ute Tribe's Trespass Claim Is Invalid
• Telecom Co-Op Asks To Nix Blackfeet Nation Race Bias Suit
• Colo. Official Wants Challenge To Native Mascot Ban Tossed
• Feds Sue Hawaii Health Dept. Over Fuel Storage Order
• How Justice Breyer Influenced State Tax Jurisprudence
• Drug Distributor Stymied On FDA Topics In Wash. Trial Cross
• DOI, Tribe, SD Gov. Square Off In Rushmore Fireworks Fight
• DOI Says It Can Vacate Marathon Unit's Pipeline Right Of Way
• White Farmers Allege Minority Debt Relief Program Is Racist
• The Flaws In The Traditional Approach To Hiring A Law Firm
• Washington Football Team Unveils 'Commanders' Name
• How Rx Drugs Become Illegal Street Sales Murky, Judge Told
• EPA Contractors Can't Dodge Mine Spill Suit, Judge Says
• Prof. Sues Univ. For Retaliation Over Views On NA Remains
• EPA Methane Proposal Prompts Tug-Of-War Over Details
• Enviros Say FERC Can't Save Review Of $45B LNG Project
• Trial Court Picks Address Past Writings, Immigration, Bail
• Tribes Reach $590M Opioids Deal With J&J, Distributors