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Native American - August, 2022

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• Canada's Treaty Move Doesn't Impact Line 5 Suit, Tribe Says
• Calif. Borrowers Get $300K To Drop Tribe-Linked Usury Suit
• Tribes Need Full List Of Economic Aid Programs, GAO Says
• Tax Pros Hope Energy Tax Payments Can Avoid Past Flaws
• NTIA Awards $105M In Ariz. Tribal Grants
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• BIA Tells 8th Circ. Washout Death Suit Rightly Dismissed
• Racial Bias Suit Dropped After Aid Cut For Minority Farmers
• 9th Circ. Weighs Presidential Authority In Ore. Monument Case
• Okla. Tribe Fights Juul's Bid To Trim E-Cig Lawsuit
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• Maine Justices Nix Voters' Block Of $1B Power Line
• Oil Co. Claims BIA Transferred Drilling Rights To Competitors
• Tribal Group Asks 9th Circ. To Speed Ariz. Mine Review
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• Okla. Wants Regulatory Control Over Mining On Native Land
• 4 States Want In On Oil & Gas Leasing Fight
• Navajo Nation Asks Judge Not To Trim Land Trust Suit
• Biden's Enviro Justice Push Dips Into Uncharted Waters
• Commerce Awards $144M For Western Tribal Land Broadband
• Utah Locals Say Monuments Threaten Their Businesses
• Judge Needs Answers in SD County Voting Rights Suit
• Groups Say Coal Ash Rule Pitfalls Hurts Low-Income People
• 2nd Circ. Revives Long Island Tribe's Fishing Rights Case
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Alaska Petrol Drilling Project Risks Climate Harm, Enviros Say
• New Map Doesn't Violate Black Voters' Rights, Ala. Says
• Tribe Says Alaska Election Rules Disenfranchise Native Voters
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• 9th Circ. Allows Farming Groups To Join Gray Wolf Appeal
• Utah Sees 'Abuse' In Biden's Restoration Of Monuments' Land
• Ex-DOI Boss Zinke Lied During Casino Project Probe, IG Says
• Tribal Suit Against Mich. Judge, Casino Developers Tossed
• Smoking Ban Suit A No-Go In Tribal Court, 8th Circ. Told
• All Tribes Risk Losing Out On Online Gambling, DC Circ. Told
• Timber Groups Say Obama-Era Logging Rules Correctly Axed
• Tribe Not Required To Allow More Trains In BNSF Clash
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Tribe Says Permit For Texas Oil Terminal Needs More Review
• Calif. Hit With Tribal Gambling Suit After Inking New Compacts
• ND Tribe Waived Immunity To RICO Claims, 8th Circ. Told
• Army Corps Reaches Deal To Restore Ga. Mine Water Findings
• Prospects Are Mixed For A New US Mining Boom
• How To Win Over Bench Trial Judges Post-COVID
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit Ruling Against Ariz. Copper Mine
• Endo Unit Seeks To Stop Termination Of Drug License Deal
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• Okla. Tax Officials Say Choctaws Can't Block Penalties
• SD County Digs In Heels, Says Tribe's Voting Suit Is Moot
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• NTIA Awards Nearly $50M For Choctaw, Osage Broadband
• Tribes, States, Lawmakers, Profs Ask Justices To Keep ICWA
• Insuring Psychedelic Therapy Key To Promising Industry
• US Urges DC Circ. To Revive Seminole Sports Betting Pact
• New Climate Law Expands Ways To Monetize Energy Credits
• Judge Permanently Blocks Biden Oil And Gas Lease 'Pause'
• DC Judge Again Trims Ute Tribe's Land Mismanagement Suit
• Enviros' Challenge To Corps Pipeline Permit Sent To DC Court
• What EPA Enviro Justice Guidance Means For Chemical Cos.
• Lanier On $650M Opioid Win: I'd Have Settled For 'A Lot' Less
• Endo Noteholders Say Alternative Ch. 11 Plan Needed
• DOI Seeks Early Win In Superfund Tribal Land Transfer Suit
• Biden Admin. Floats Offshore Wind Development In Maine
• SD County Told It Can't Delay Election Changes In Tribal Suit
• Lender Used Tribe To Charge Nearly 800% Interest, Suit Says
• 10th Circ. Revives Part Of Poaching Suit Against Cherokee Co.
• Judge Raises History Of 'Railroaded' Tribes In BNSF Clash
• 5th Circ. Says Block Of Biden's Gas Lease Ban Is Too Vague
• Borrowers Counsel Get $8.2M Fees In Payday Lender Suit
• Ute Courts Must Rule On Banishment Law, Tribe Says
• CVS, Walmart, Walgreens Owe $650M In Ohio Opioid Fallout
• Endo Hits Ch. 11 Amid Opioid Suit Crush
• 3rd Circ. Says Del., Hoboken Climate Suits Stay In State Court
• Utah Tribe Convinces TTAB To Nix Mortgage Co. Trademark
• 9th Circ. May Rethink Go-Ahead For Ariz. Copper Mine
• FCC Democrat Touts Pilot Effort To Connect More Americans
• 3 Trends To Watch In US Offshore Wind Development
• Biden Signs Landmark Tax And Climate Bill Into Law
• Wis. Can't Tax Reacquired Tribal Land, 7th Circ. Rules
• Del. Atty's Defamation Suit Appeal Fails Under 1st Amendment
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• NY AG Rips 'Secret' Info From 'Besmirched' Arnold & Porter
• Okla. Court Fit For Cherokee Opioids Suit, 10th Circ. Told
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• 9th Circ. Says Tribal Co. Has Immunity, Even If 'Unfair'
• Trump-Era Species Regs Should Go Back To FWS, Court Told
• RICO Claims Cut In Cayuga Nation Suit To Block Pot Sellers
• Obama-Era Coal Policy Reignited Pending Fed Review
• Tribes, Feds Urge Justices To Back Indian Child Welfare Act
• Calif. Tribe's Fed. Casino Construction Suit Tossed, For Now
• SD County Must Fix Native American Vote Dilution
• Indian Gaming Revenues Rebound, Up 13% Over 2019 Levels
• Live Nation, Coachella End Infringement Suit Over Tribe Event
• Inflation Reduction Act Loan Funds Will Aid Energy Innovation
• 8th Circ. Ends Minn. Pipeline Appeal After Tribe Ruling
• Preparing For Small Biz Subcontractor Evals After New Rules
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• The Quiet Power Of Amy Coney Barrett
• Calif.'s Broad Nuisance Law Key To Walgreens Opioid Liability
• Winless In Opioid Bouts, Will Pharmacies Throw In The Towel?
• NM Judge Trims Navajo Farmers' Claims In Gold King MDL
• Mich. Wins Chance To Tax Tribe's Members Off-Reservation
• Gov't Agencies Team Up For Tribal Broadband Program
• Meet The ABA's New President-Elect
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• 9th Circ. Backs Arbitration Order In Tribe's Rx Payback Case
• EPA Launches Civil Rights Probes Into Texas Enviro Agency
• Utilities Tell 7th Circ. Not To Block $500M Power Line Work
• Blackfeet Customers Keep Race Bias Claims Against Telecom
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• Caesars, Tribe Partner On $650M Virginia Casino
• Walgreens Fueled SF Opioid Epidemic, Judge Rules
• Claims Court Says Air Force Arbitrary In $100M Deal Awards
• NTIA Awards Alaskan Tribal Grants, Expands Program By $1B
• Calif. Tribe Says Full 9th Circ. Should Weigh Contract Row
• Endo Says Bankruptcy Likely In Face Of Opioid Suits
• Texas, Mo. Go To 5th Circ. Over Border Wall Funding Ruling
• DC Circ. Rejects Sioux Challenge To SD Uranium Mine Permit
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• DOI Fights Rehearing Of Alaska Land Swap
• Choctaw Members Say Okla. Officials Can't Dodge Tax Suit
• Muckleshoot Tribe Wants In On Duwamish Recognition Fight
• Freedmen Descendants Say Judge Ignored Tribal Trust Law
• Calif. Judge Urged To Keep Nix Of Species Rules In Place
• Senate Sends Dems' Landmark Tax, Climate Bill To House
• Walmart, CVS, Walgreens Ask 10th Circ. To Pause Opioid Suit
• Pueblo Gets Early Win In Casino Slip-And-Fall Venue Fight
• Tribe Urges Judge Not To Nix Fort Sill Apache Casino Case
• Landmark Opioid Opinion 'Not Persuasive,' W.Va. Panel Says
• Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle
• Fla. Tribe Says EPA Improperly Gave State Water Power
• 9th Circ. Says FERC Got Calif. Hydro Project Orders Wrong
• Grading Biden's Push To Site Green Energy On Public Land
• Lawmakers Press Plan For National Broadband Strategy
• Texas And Mo. Fail To Win Border Wall Claims Against Biden
• 9th Circ. Rebuffs Landowners' Challenge To Tribe's Water Deal
• Narragansett Tribe Renews Suit Over Rhode Island Highway
• Tribe-Linked Lender, Borrowers Reach Deal In Lending Suit
• Combating Implicit Bias In Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Texas DA Ordered To Face Voter Discrimination Suits
• Blue Cross Gets Partial Win In Tribe's Health Care Fraud Suit
• 200 Enviros, Indigenous Groups Back Stronger NEPA Rules
• Alaska Native Co. Asks 9th Circ. Not To Revisit Land Swap
• How The Metaverse Will Affect Business And Legal Processes
• Gov't's Tribal Trust Land Move 'Political,' Mass. City Says
• W.Va. County Appeals Opioid Bellwether Ruling
• Dem Lawmakers Ask FCC To Boost Tribes' Spectrum Access
• Water Districts Say DC Circ. Botched Hydropower Permit Case
• Cherokee Say Okla. Court Should Proceed With Opioid Suit
• 'Waters Of US' Meaning May Get 'Major Questions' Scrutiny
• W.Va. AG Inks $400M Deal With Drug Distributors Over Opioids
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: Midyear Review
• 9th Circuit Won't Block Nevada Geothermal Plant
• Yakama Tribe, City Get No Swift End To Toxic Landfill Row
• Alaska Native Corp. Ahtna Can Step Into Fishing Fight
• Juul Says Okla. Tribe Must Trim E-Cigs Suit Again
• Navigating Arbitral Subpoenas In A Post-COVID Landscape
• Minn. Says Tribal Court Win Moots 8th Circ. Pipeline Appeal
• Alaska Co. Gets $29M To Expand Internet In Tongass Forest