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Native American - October, 2022

132 articles

• Calif. Greenlights $96M In Climate Projects For Cities, Tribes
• NY Tribe Says It Is Immune From Pot Sellers' Eviction Claims
• Okla. Transportation Dept. Sues BIA For Highway Land
• Utah's $100K Atty Fee Bid Excessive, Construction Co. Says
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• House Dems Seek Probe Of Pebble Mine 'Bait And Switch'
• Kiowa Tribe Asks To Keep Fort Sill Apache Casino Suit Alive
• 9th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Fight Against Calif. Tribal Wind Farm
• Third Border Wall Fraud Suspect Guilty, With Bannon On Deck
• Calif. Rebuffs Tribes' Bid For $1.1M Atty Fee In Gaming Appeal
• Ex-Tribal Chair, Architect Ask For No Prison In Bribe Case
• McKinsey Loses Opioid Dismissal Bid Amid Deal With Others
• Walgreens Says It'll Fight SF Estimate 40K Hooked On Opioids
• Ore. Utility Says Tribe Must Be Added To Water Rights Suit
• Congressman Grills ISPs On Broadband Benefit Complaints
• Modoc Tribal Leaders Settle Predatory Loan Class Action
• SF Details $8B Opioid Plan As Walgreens Remedy Trial Looms
• Pharmacies Win Temporary Freeze Of Ohio Opioid Injunction
• Ex-Tribal Gov't Official Pleads Guilty To Bribery Day Of Trial
• FCC Must Put 'People Over Miles,' Tufts Researchers Say
• SD Tribe Seeks Emergency Funds Amid 'Public Safety Crisis'
• Green Groups Struggle To Prove NEPA Rule Harm At 4th Circ.
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• Casino Co. Asks To Toss Intervenor Tribe From Gaming Suit
• Feds Defend Trespass Claim Against Marathon Petroleum Unit
• NY Pot Sellers Say Tribe Must Face Illegal Eviction Claims
• Media Outlets Defamed Student After Viral Video, 6th Circ. Told
• Activists, EPA At Odds Over Environmental Justice Decision
• Judge Tosses Bid To Resume Transmission Line Construction
• 'You Cannot Try A Case Like This': Juul Judge Rips Both Sides
• Native Advocates Push To Appeal Neb. Housing Development
• DOJ Revises Victim And Witness Assistance Guidelines
• Lithium Corp. Inks Agreement With Tribe On Mining Project
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Tribal Org. Again Urges Court To Nix Ex-CEO's Retaliation Suit
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• FCC To Aid Tribal Libraries Applying To Broadband Program
• DOI Looks To Toss Last Claim In Navajo Relocation Suit
• American Indian Law Review Launches Writing Competition
• Walmart To Pay $215M In Fla. AG's Latest Opioid Deal
• NC Urges High Court To Reject 'Discordant' Election Theory
• 4 States Say NFT Co. Is Illegally Raising Money For Casinos
• Groups Vow To Sue Over NM Livestock Grazing Trespass
• Calif. Professor Allowed To Move Ahead With Retaliation Suit
• Insurers Tell 6th Circ. To Follow Road Map Of Opioid Rulings
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• DOJ Hits SD Hotel-Casino With Native American Bias Suit
• Blackfeet Say Juul Misled On E-Cigs, Created Youth Epidemic
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Boies Schiller Starts Mentorship Program For Native Students
• Pacific Islander Attys Struggle In Post-Law School Job Market
• Endo Gets OK For Cash Use After Deal With Creditors
• NM Opioid Case Against Walgreens 'Easy,' AG Says In Finale
• DOI To Auction Wind Leases Off California Coast
• Minn. County Wants To Add To Defense In Tribal Policing Suit
• VRA Case Still Live Despite Redistricting Order, SD Tribe Says
• Feds Avoid Spoliation Claims In Colo. Mine Spill Litigation
• Wis. Judge Says Pipeline Shutdown Plans Admissible
• Nixing ICWA Risks Native Heritage, Leaders Tell High Court
• SD County Says It Can Appeal Court-Ordered Redistricting
• Calif. Voters To Weigh In On Abortion, Gambling And Tobacco
• US Wants Colo. Mine Suits Paused To Finalize Settlement
• Judge Lets Florida In On Tribe's EPA Water Power Challenge
• Utah Tribe Tells 10th Circ. $330K Sanctions Bill Is Unwarranted
• Gambling Foes Say Seminole Deal Violates Fla. Constitution
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Descendants Tell 9th Circ. Their Tribal Remains Suit Is Valid
• Okla. Tax Commission Denies Exemption For Muscogee Member
• Energy Trade Group Wants To Join Oil & Gas Leasing Suit
• 12 GHz Wireless Backers Redouble Ask For New Use Of Band
• New IHS Director Launches Tour To Assess Tribal Needs
• FWS Proposes Protected Habitat For Fla. Snake, Plant Species
• Landowners Denied Rehearing In Tribal Water Rights Case
• Minority Farmers Say US Broke Promise Of Financial Aid
• Opioid Attys Stress 'Staggering' Costs In 6th Circ. Fee Feud
• Biden Designates Colo.'s Camp Hale As A National Monument
• Farming Group Says Tribe's Water Rights Are Fair Game
• 11 States Get $1 Billion Federal Boost For Small Businesses
• Internet Gaming Biz Hit The Jackpot With Wire Act Ruling
• Minn.'s New Common Interest Doctrine: A Primer
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• US Coal Policy Suit Closed After Obama-Era Ban Reinstated
• DOJ Overhauls Walmart Opioid Suit After High Court Decree
• Calif. Tribe To Get $350K To Help Businesses Cut Pollution
• Justices Won't Hear Okla. Bid To Tighten 'Indian' Definition
• Youths Say High Court Abortion Ruling Supports Climate Case
• NTIA Has Spent More Than $1B For Tribal Internet So Far
• Wisconsin Tribe Drops 9th Circ. COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• Permitting Reform: Electric Transmission Implications
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Juul Judge Rips Tardy School District's Student Witness List
• 9th Circ. Signals Tribe's Dam Protest Belongs In Fed. Courts
• New Opioid Case Called 'Waste Of Time' Amid 6th Circ. Appeal
• Army Corps Escapes Chippewa's Enbridge Pipeline Challenge
• Feds Ask DC Circ. To Revive Obama-Era Logging Rules
• Creditors Say Endo Cash Collateral Conditions Favor Lenders
• Native Communities At Heart Of New US Arctic Strategy
• Tribal Elders Ask High Court To Undo Highway Ruling
• Justices' Clean Water Act Queries Hint At Search For Balance
• Tribe Fights Builder's Bid To Toss Casino Pay Dispute
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• ND Says DAPL Protest Testimony Goes Beyond Army Corps
• EPA Releases Climate Plans For Air, Water, Other Offices
• US Expands Historic Site Of 1864 Native American Massacre
• Fla. Casinos Say Seminole Gaming Pact Was Correctly Nixed
• Air Force Gets Guam Enviro Suit Tossed
• 'Draconian' Pharmacy Policies Slammed In Opioid Trial
• Slow EPA Approvals Impair State Carbon Storage Plans
• Opioid MDL's Verdict Watchdog Deserves DQ, Pharmacies Say
• What Ch. 11 May Mean For Juul As It Fights To Stay On Market
• Wash. Cement Co. Inks $537K Deal In Illegal Dumping Suit
• MDL Panel Denies Bid To Centralize Irrigation Litigation
• DOI Launches New Rules For Policing Of Tribes And Parks
• NYS Gaming Commission Appoints Atty, Law Prof To Board
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• Chippewa Tribe Slams Enbridge Over Bid To Exclude Experts
• Hastings Law School Descendants Sue Over Name Change
• Cherokees, Walmart Settle Opioid Fight Amid 10th Circ. Appeal
• Feds Want To Argue Seminole Sports Betting Suit Alone
• CFPB, CashCall Lock Horns Over Bid For $200M In Restitution
• 8th Circ. Tosses Order Nixing Non-Native Contract Work Tax
• Tribes Say DOI Botched Superfund Land Swap Approval
• Feds Fight Delay Of Cherokee Trust Audit Ruling
• Justice Jackson's Originalist Case For Voting Rights Act
• High Court Allows Longer Arguments In ICWA Dispute
• Cayuga Nation Invokes Tribal Immunity In Pot Sales Fight
• Justices Won't Hear Contract Row Involving Ex-Tribal Worker
• Chickasaw Suit For Rx Payback Halted For Arbitration
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• Tribe Can Join Challenge to Wash. Gaming Law, Judge Rules
• DOI Must Reconsider Plans For Bay Area Casino, Court Says
• High Court Struggles With Unclear Clean Water Act Limits