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Native American - March, 2022

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• $640M Question: 'What Did McKinsey Get' In Big Opioid Deal?
• Contractor Gets Navajo Hospital's $10.8M RICO Suit Trimmed
• Salmon Suit Against Maine Dams To Proceed
• HOA Settles NJ Tribe's Conspiracy Suit Over Religious Acts
• Fla. Hospitals Seek Stay Of State's $65M Endo Opioid Deal
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• Hard-Hit W.Va. Eyes 'Day Of Fate' In Imminent Opioid Trial
• 6th Circ. Upholds Remand Of Opioid Coverage Dispute
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Native-Owned Tobacco Co. Settles NY's Tax, Trafficking Suit
• Seneca Nation Pays $565M To End NY Gaming Revenue Clash
• EPA Floats Stricter Water Quality Standards For Washington
• Fla. Inks More Than $878M In Opioid Deals Ahead Of Trial
• Purdue Victims Ask 2nd Circ. To Reverse Ch. 11 Plan Rejection
• Tribe Asks DOJ To Probe Hotel's Alleged Native American Ban
• Lessees Of Native Land Urge Justices To Nix Property Taxes
• Justices Urged To Stay Out Of Trump Water Rule Fight
• Wash. Tribe Wants Summary Ruling Amid Fishing Rights Trial
• Biden's 2023 Budget Seeks An Extra $1B For Indian Affairs
• Pharmacies Ask 10th Circ. To Stop Cherokee Opioid Suit Move
• EPA Sees Biden Budget Boost As Crucial To Strategic Plan
• Judge Largely Axes $77M Tribal Hemp Seizure Suit
• US Agrees To Eco-Remediation In Border Wall Settlements
• NM Strikes Cannabis Deals With Native American Group
• Alaska Supreme Court Strikes Down Partisan Gerrymandering
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• Native American Group Sues SD Hotel Over Racial Bias
• Water Diversion Fight Over Wash. Dam Ends In Settlement
• BIA Unveils Business Incubators Grants Worth $100K-$300K
• Biden Admin. Urges Efforts To Boost Native American Voting
• Biden Admin. Defends Revamped Nationwide Pipeline Permit
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• DOL Offers Native Groups $71M For Employment Readiness
• Alaska Native, City Settle For $750K Over Ignored Rape Report
• FERC Hits Pause On Pipeline Policy Shift
• Ohio, Tenn. Challenge To Obama Water Rule Gets Deep-Sixed
• Judge Won't Toss Raytheon's Suit Over $2.7M Fine
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• Feds Drilled For Remand Bid In Alaskan Mining Road Fight
• Opioid MDL Bellwether In SF Gets 'Shocking' Cut To Trial Time
• Black Farmers Win 5th Circ. Bid To Enter Virus Relief Fight
• Cherokee Opioid Bellwether Suit Is Moved To State Court
• Alaska Supreme Court Affirms Tribal Control Of Foster Case
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• Tribal Hospital Wants IHS To Pay $16M During Contract Row
• Purdue Gets Another Opioid Suit Freeze Amid Ch. 11 Appeal
• Pharmacy Attys Risking Opioid MDL Sanctions, Judge Warns
• Native Groups Applaud Biden's Signature On Updated VAWA
• Trial In Georgia Over Families' Opioid Claims Is Delayed
• Wis. Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Undo Virus-Coverage Suit Loss
• Mich. Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Reconsider Land Trust Decision
• FCC To Kick Off Mid-Band Spectrum Auction In Late July
• Navajo Nation Nabs $31M In Judicial System Funding Suit
• Longtime Alaska Rep. Young Recalled As A Native Champion
• SD Gov. Signs Bill Capping Home Grow For Pot Patients
• DAPL Owner Narrows Allegations In Greenpeace Suit
• Teva Strikes $100M Deal, Ends Rhode Island Opioid Trial
• FERC Urged To Rethink Pipeline Policy Shift
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• Bad Bargain? Old Opioid Deal Haunts Fla. AG As Trial Nears
• Minority Farmer Groups Want In On COVID-19 Relief Fight
• Ute Banishment Case Belongs In Tribal Court, 10th Circ. Says
• Navajo Nation Member To Head Nicotine Research Society
• In A Hail Mary, Virus Coverage Suits Flood State Courts
• Federal Judge Tosses Tribe's $30M Highway Project Suit
• What Legal Industry Evolution Means For Tribes
• DC Judge Pauses Tribal 'Monopoly' Suit For Washington State
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• Enviro Groups Seek $1.9M Fees In Gene-Modified Salmon Row
• 19 States Urge EPA To Boost Lead Poisoning Protections
• Solenex Broadens DOI Lease Saga To Fed Claims Court
• Stillaguamish Fishing Rights Fight Headed To Trial In Wash.
• 9th Circ. Reverses Ruling Blocking Road For Alaska Tribes
• Rhode Island AG Opioid Trial Pushed Back
• FCC Opens Wide Probe Into Broadband 'Redlining'
• Solenex Fights DOI's Attempt To Win Lease Dispute
• Garland Strengthens Public Access To Government Docs
• Consumer Claims Unlicensed Lender Faked Tribal Ownership
• BIA Beats Washout Death Suit But Leaves Judge 'Troubled'
• Choctaw Nation Ordered To Arbitrate Rx Claims With CVS
• Tribal Leaders Seek Win In Okla. Gambling Pact Challenge
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• 8th Circ. Revives Dakota Pipeline Protest Police Abuse Suit
• Federal Govt. Beats Alaska's Land Use Suit
• McKesson Didn't Rubber-Stamp Opioid Orders, Ex-Exec Says
• Feds, Farmers File Dueling Judgment Bids Over Minority Aid
• White House Council Eyes Access To Indigenous Sacred Sites
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Fight Against Keystone XL Pipeline Segment Deemed Moot
• Key Opioid Cases To Watch As Massive Wave Of Trials Looms
• 6th Circ. Orders Opioid MDL Judge To Unfreeze Cases
• Nevada Federal Judge Denies Tribe Chance To Join Mine Suit
• Foster Mother Abused Tribal Children, Natchez Nation Says
• Tribe Urges High Court To Deny Review Of Boundary Row
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• Enviro Groups Tell Judge It's Time To Nix Clean Water Suit
• Govt. Tells 9th Circ. Not To Block Nevada Lithium Mine
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive McKesson Whistleblowers' FCA Suit
• Biden Urged To Use Defense Law To Boost Renewable Energy
• Okla. Tribes Say Rivals' Gambling Pacts Hurt Casino Biz
• Opioid Victims Get Chance To Confront Sacklers In Court
• Tribe Members' Sexual Abuse Claims Time-Barred, Judge Says
• Spending Bill Earmarks $7.7B For Tribal Energy Efforts, IHS
• Tribes Say States Owe Them Part Of Purdue's New $5.5B Deal
• Biden Nominates Navajo Member To Serve As IHS Director
• Purdue Gets Approval For New $5.5B Ch. 11 Sackler Deal
• Congress Should Cap Judgment Fund Payments
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• Geothermal Plant Opponents Want 9th Circ. To Halt Project
• Wash. AG's Opioid Trial Survives 'Very Significant' Defenses
• Calif. Card Rooms Want Sports Betting Off November Ballot
• Seattle Tells Judge To Keep Suit Against Tribe In Dam Row
• Yakama Must Try Again To Prove Standing In Superfund Suit
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• NY, NJ Towns Fight $277M 'Hush Money' In Purdue Deal
• Feds Seek Win For Ariz. Apache Tribe In Gila River Water War
• Tribe Says Calif. Court Threatens Sovereignty In Casino Row
• CVS, Walgreens, Walmart Can't Escape Opioid Verdict
• Black Farmers Tell 5th Circ. USDA Can't Represent Them
• 4 States Support Okla. In Tribal Power-Sharing Suit
• Minn. Judge Says Tribe's Reservation Intact Since 1855
• Nev. Mine Developer Tells 9th Circ. Project Shouldn't Be Halted
• BLM, Green Groups Settle Oil And Gas Lease Sale Challenges
• GAO Finds Tribal Access To Fed. COVID-19 Data Is Lacking
• Tribe Tells 9th Circ. Wash. Dam Suit Belongs In State Court
• Calif. State Judge Wants Tribe's Federal Casino Suit Axed
• Sens. Clash With FERC Over Revised Pipeline Climate Policy
• Moapa Band, Feds Move Ahead With Nevada Solar Projects
• Navajo Landowners Don't Want 10th Circ. To Ban NM Fracking
• Purdue Reaches Final Terms On New $5.5B Ch. 11 Settlement
• Wash. Tribe Tells 9th Circ. It Has Skagit River Fishing Rights
• USDA Seeks Win In Suit Over Minority Farmer Debt Relief
• Mich. State Judge Claims Immunity In Federal Court Tribal Suit
• 4 Takeaways From FERC's Pipeline Policy Shift
• US Trustee Says Water Contractor's Ch. 11 Should Be Tossed
• Intel Gets Computing Technology Patent Axed At PTAB
• High Court Poised To Make DOJ's Job Harder In Opioid Cases
• Tribe Says Judge Got It Right The First Time In Land Fight
• Lease Jackpot Signals Bullish Outlook For US Offshore Wind
• GAO Sees No Conflict From Exec's Move In $36M Army Deal
• Okla. Tells Justices Feds Must Share Power In Indian Country
• Keep Suit Over Native School Mascot Ban Alive, Judge Told
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship
• Judge Won't Halt Washington River Civil Pollution Suit