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Native American - May, 2022

143 articles

• DOI, Tribe Fight Attempted Pause Of Okla. Casino Project
• Gas Groups, Mont. Urge Judge To Save Nationwide Permit
• Okla. Enacts Tribal-Backed Public Safety Law, Overriding Veto
• EPA Says $154M Available For Tribal Water Infrastructure Work
• Indian Health Service Must Pay Full $18.5M To Ariz. Hospital
• Law360 Names 2022's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Opioid Judge Raiding Settlements For Atty Fees, 6th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Land Trust Ruling For Mich. Tribe
• 9th Circ. Halts Blackfeet Tribe's Fight With Bankrupt Campsite
• HHS Drops 'Ticking Time Bomb' Sunset Rule After Suit
• Texas Asks Justices To Upend Indian Child Welfare Act
• ND Fed. Judges Won't Block New Legislative District Map
• Teva And Cephalon's Marketing Ignored Plea Deal, Judge Told
• EPA Revamps Its Legal Guidance On Environmental Justice
• ABA Isn't Giving Up On Diversity Efforts By Ending CLE Rule
• Oklahoma Presses High Court To Weigh 'Indian' Definition
• Alaska Appealing Land Use Suit Against Gov't
• Interior Dept. Greenlights PacifiCorp Power Line Project
• Arnold & Porter Stuck In Sanctions Scuffle Despite Endo's Exit
• SF Opioid Judge Is Told Cos. Put Profits First In Marketing
• Claims Court Won't Let Protest Halt $17.8M Treasury Contract
• Okla. Tribes Say New Casino Built On Illegally Held Land
• Wind Farm Fight Not In Tribe's Best Interest, 9th Circ. Told
• Texas Can't Shake US Challenge To New Voting Restrictions
• Lateral Candidate Screening Steps To Prevent Bad Behavior
• EPA Acts To Block Alaska's Controversial Pebble Mine
• Teva, Allergan Strike $161M Deal With W.Va. AG In Opioid Case
• Ex-Anda Chief OK'd Unlimited Opioid Supplies, Judge Hears
• Inter-Tribal Group Can't Face Wrongful Firing Suit, Judge Says
• Ariz. Judge Axes Tribes', Enviros' Suits Over Copper Mining
• Blackfeet Tribe Slams Camp's 'Last-Ditch' Bankruptcy Filing
• A Look At The Legal Profession Since Murder Of George Floyd
• Cos. Should Comment Now On New Offshore Wind Areas
• DEA Draws Judge's Ire In Calif. Opioid Trial
• Feds Back Tribes' Right To Challenge ND Legislative Districts
• 9th Circ. Revives CFPB's Restitution Bid In Tribal Loan Case
• NY Ruling Correctly Deems Legal Finance Docs Irrelevant
• Wash. Judge OKs Dam Deal Over Feds' Request For Delay
• Gov't Seeks Quick Win Over Tribes' Lithium Mine Suit
• Tribe Must Arbitrate Casino-Union Dispute, 9th Circ. Rules
• NM And 2 Pueblos Agree To Cooperate On Cannabis Taxes
• SD Tribe Wants New Districts In Place Before November Voting
• Amnesty Int'l Slams US 'Failure' To Protect Native Women
• State High Courts See Modest Rise In Judicial Diversity
• Native Casinos Must Arbitrate Card Machine Antitrust Suit
• SF Fire Dept. Treats 7 Opioid Overdoses Daily, Judge Told
• Wis. Tribal Health Center Immune From Wrongful Firing Suit
• Warren, Others Want Hearing On Indian Boarding Schools Bill
• Sioux Tribe Sues SD County Over Delayed Redistricting Plan
• Tribe Fights Campsite's Bid To Stay On Montana Reservation
• Feds Off Hook For Cherokee Casino Work, Claims Court Says
• FCC Reviews Eligibility Rules For Broadband Subsidies
• Overcommunicate With Your Summer Associates This Year
• Navajo Farmers Seek 10th Circ. Redo In Gold King Mine Suit
• Senate Confirms Biden's NY And Calif. Trial Court Judge Picks
• Ex-Nooksack Citizen Asks Justices To Hear Bad Faith Claims
• States, Green Groups Look To Restart Water Rule Challenge
• Feds To Revisit Alaskan Mining Road Plans After Remand Win
• Purdue Ch. 11 Bonus Plan Gets Court OK, CEO's Delayed
• Nev. Case Highlights Settlement Authority Dilemmas For Cos.
• Teva Unit Marketed Opioid For Off-Label Uses, Judge Hears
• Ohio Counties Put On Show In Opioid Damages Trial
• Hospitality Org, Tribe Back Dentist's Virus Coverage Appeal
• PolyMet Seeks To End Tribe's Suit Over Mine Land Swap
• Calif. Irrigation District Loses Bid To Join River Ceremony Suit
• Ho-Chunk Nation Wins BIA's Final OK For Wis. Casino
• Doctors' Opioid Data Kept From Walgreens Stores, Judge Told
• Tribes Say ND Official Can't Dodge Redistricting Suit
• Justices Rebuff Non-Natives' Bid To Nix Calif. Property Taxes
• Tribal-Owned E-Lender Settles Suit Over 'Predatory' Rates
• Wash. Dam Suit Not Barred By Federal Power Act, Tribe Says
• Tribe, Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Block Geothermal Plant
• States Say Purdue CEO Should Answer For Opioid Crisis Role
• Va. Judge Gives Early OK To $500M Tribal Lending Deal
• Gov't Details Plans For Spending $45B On Broadband Rollout
• Feds Score Win In Challenge To Calif. Tribe's Casino Plans
• GOP Senators Urge White House To Halt Conservation Plan
• The Fastest Federal Trial Courts: A Look At Virginia, Florida
• 'Measly' Opioid Fine Invites BigLaw Defiance, NY AG Warns
• Walgreens' Priority Was Filling Drug Orders Fast, Judge Told
• Chief Seattle's Duwamish Tribe Sues DOI For Recognition
• 9th Circ. Backs Block Of Ariz. Mining Project Waste Site
• Claims Court Issues Stay For Appeal Of Small Biz Size Ruling
• Okla. Tribes Slam Governor's Veto Of Public Safety Law
• What To Expect From Biden Admin.'s NEPA Updates
• Tips For Evaluating Machine Learning For Contracts Review
• Biden Admin. Scraps Alaska, Gulf Offshore Lease Sales
• Walgreens' Opioid Orders Like A 'Time Bomb,' Judge Told
• W.Va. Opioid Defense Expert Testifies Death Data Are Suspect
• Calif. Univ. Gets Win In Native American Remains Case
• No Changes Needed To Indian Status Test, Justices Told
• Industry Backs Enbridge Bid To Trim Wis. Tribe's Line 5 Suit
• Hundreds Died At US-Run Indian Schools, Report Finds
• Feds Settle GMO Salmon Suit Fees Issue With Enviro Groups
• White House Enviro Leader Vows Permitting Progress
• BCBS Asks 6th Circ. To Review Tribal ERISA Health Plan Suit
• Opioid Jurors Detail Talks As Pharmacy Trial Gets Feisty Start
• Tribes Ask DC Circ. To Upend Treasury Win On Virus Funding
• Panel Set To Fight Crisis Of Missing, Murdered Native Women
• Maine Justices Question $1B Energy Project Approvals
• Week In Bankruptcy: Mass Torts Stumble, New Ch. 11 Crop
• FERC Must Act Fast To Finalize Pipeline Moves, Attys Say
• Jimmy Carter Fights 9th Circ.'s Reading Of Law He Signed
• How To Efficiently Deploy Your Professional Growth Strategy
• Massive Opioid Campaign Duped Docs, Bellwether Judge Told
• 'No Legitimate Basis' For New Opioid Trial, NY AG Insists
• Ore. Tribe Members Rebuffed In Bid To Rehear Highway Suit
• Enbridge Asks To Trim Wis. Tribe's Pipeline Suit
• Grid Hurdles Can't Be Overlooked In US Offshore Wind Push
• Ariz. Tribes, Enviros Say Copper Mine Suit Must Go On
• A 6-Step Framework For Legal Industry Professional Growth
• 1st Circ. Says Tribes Lack Immunity Under Bankruptcy Code
• Why Contempt May Be Apt Punishment For High Court Leaker
• Pharmacies Face Key Trial Test As Opioid MDL Intrigue Swirls
• Mont. Campsite Requests Court Help As Tribe Orders Closure
• Walgreens Says Insurers Must Defend It In Opioid Cases
• Colorado Judge Nixes Suit Over Native School Mascot Ban
• Law Profs Back Rehearing Bid Over Alaska Land Swap
• EPA Says Army Corps Shouldn't Reissue Minn. Mine Permit
• Seattle Tells 9th Circ. To Keep Tribe's Dam Suit In Fed. Court
• DOJ Restores Settlement Projects For Environmental Justice
• Feds Can't Justify Oil And Gas Royalty Rule, 10th Circ. Told
• Tribal Chair, Architect Guilty On Some Counts In Bribe Case
• Clients' Diversity Mandates For Law Firms Are Necessary
• Florida And Walgreens End Opioid Trial With $683M Deal
• Biden Admin. Awards $77M For Tribal Internet Access Efforts
• Ariz. Tribes Say Copper Mine Co. Can't Escape Permit Suit
• Tribal Water Projects Get $10.6M In Infrastructure Law Funds
• Yakama Nation Seeks Early Win In Wash. Superfund Suit
• CDC Used Phone Location Data For COVID Research
• Policyholder Gains In Virus Coverage State Trial Court Suits
• 10th Circ. Says Farmers' Mine Blowout Suit Is Time-Barred
• 9th Circ. Won't Put Feds On Clock In Bison Hunting Suit
• Tribal Bribe Plot Didn't Need Notes, Feds Say In 'Wire' Homage
• Idaho Tribes Say DOI Wrongly OK'd Superfund Land Transfer
• Wash. AG, Distributors Cut $518M Deal Ending Opioid Trial
• 5 Questions That Can Help Law Firms Win RFPs
• Upper Skagit Urges 9th Circ. To Back Its Fishing Rights Win
• Yakama Still Can't Back Up CERCLA Claims, Wash. City Says
• Tribes Still Barred From Reviving Recognition Bids, BIA Says
• Juul And Altria Can't Cut Most Claims From Teen's Vaping Suit
• Recent Bar Passage Rates Show Race And Ethnicity Gaps
• How Law Firms Can Employ More Veterans