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Native American - January, 2023

141 articles

• DEA Faulted Controls At Opioid Distributors, Ga. Jury Hears
• Wash., Tribes Drop Clean Water Suit After New EPA Rule
• Clay Mine Threatens Tribe's Land And Health, Suit Says
• GM, Lithium Americas Ink $650M Mine Development Deal
• Riding Circuit: February's Notable Oral Arguments
• Great Lakes Group Says Mich. Tribe Can't Ditch Fishing Pact
• EPA Issues Final Veto On Pebble Mine
• Indigenous-Owned Investor Closes $75M Venture Capital Fund
• Opioid Victim Families Go To Trial Against Distributors In Ga.
• Scholars Say 9th Circ. Ruling Violates Native Religious Rights
• Attorney Gets 30 Months For Swindling Mich. Tribe
• Blue Cross Improperly Withheld Claims Data, Mich. Tribe Says
• $509M In Natural Gas Lost On Tribal, Federal Land, Study Says
• Conservation Suit Could Hurt NM Tribes, Water District Says
• Calif. Tribes Score Wins In State Gaming Compact Suits
• Navajo Say Bid To Drop CERCLA Costs From Trial Too Late
• Guam Group Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Waste Blow-Up Suit
• Nebraska City Sues US To Gain Title To Former Middle School
• Utah, Others Beef Up Challenge To Monument Restoration
• FCC Plans Rules To Help Domestic Violence Survivors
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• 9th Circ. Says Judge Was Right To Toss Tribal Gov't Suit
• Ariz. Tribe Sues McKinsey Over Opioid Crisis
• Feds Make Minn. Wilderness Off Limits To Mineral Extraction
• Forest Service Revives Development Restrictions In Tongass
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• HUD Wants Tweaks To Housing Counselor Program For Tribes
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Tribe In NY Thruway Ruling
• DOI Settles With Utah Green Group Over Oil Lease Suit
• Borrowers Can Bring RICO Suit Against Tribe-Linked Lender
• Corps Accused Of Illegally Blocking Alaskan Gold Extraction
• ND Looks To Put ICWA On Books Ahead Of High Court Ruling
• Cos. Face Seattle River Superfund Sites Cleanup Suit
• Ariz. Chamber, Biz Interests Urge 9th Circ. To Greenlight Mine
• ABA To Consider Atty-Client Disclosure Resolution
• Purdue Warns Tribe's NY Lawsuit Could 'Blow Up' Ch. 11 Plan
• Ariz. Voter Rolls Intact Amid Registration Fight, Counties Say
• NIGC Urges 9th Circ. To Uphold Tribal Casino Approval
• High Court Dispute Shows Need For CWA Clarity
• Ariz. Tribal Hospital, IHS Reach Settlement In Funding Spat
• EPA Unveils Plans To Reduce Landfill PFAS, Expand Studies
• Wyo. Lawmakers Propose Regulating Off-Reservation Hunting
• Navajo Nation Drops Long-Standing Mask Mandate
• Stoel Rives Adds 2 Ex-Perkins Coie Lawyers In Portland
• Feds Want Mich. Tribe's Land Trust Quick Win Bid Tossed
• Oil Co.'s Claims Against BP In $8M Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Juul's $255M Economic Loss MDL Deal To Get Green Light
• Tribes Say Neb. County's Maps Suppress Indigenous Vote
• Feds Say There's No Duty To Provide More Police To SD Tribe
• Trump's Interior Secretary Cleared Of Corruption Allegations
• IHS Proposes Expansion Of Wash. Tribe's Coverage Area
• Alaska Says BLM Can't Block Ground Work On State Lands
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: Virginia Bill Goes Down
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• Feds Want Negligence Claim Cut In Chickasaw Medical Suit
• New US Waters Definition May Rock The Boat
• What's At Stake In High Court's Tribal Bankruptcy Ruling
• Mont. Lawmakers Mull Calls For Raising Tribal Police Funding
• Juul Investor Seeks Limited Scope In April Vaping Trial
• Tribe Plans To Challenge $89M Ruling Over Failed Casinos
• Endo Gets Approval For Fee Deal With State Governments
• NAFTA Can't Save $15B Keystone XL Case, US Says
• Judge Tosses Tribe's Casino Pay Row Again
• Green Groups Agree To Drop CWA Suit Following New Rule
• Tribe Can Recoup Legal Bills After Ex-Chair's Bribe Conviction
• Walmart Aims To 'Weaken' Opioid Script Laws, DOJ Says
• DC Court Trims Retaliation Suit Against Top Tribal Org.
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• ND Can't Be Kept Out Of Mo. Riverbed Row, DC Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Revives Navajo Nation Judicial Funding Row
• GAO Backs USDA Pick Of Costlier Bidder On $70M IT Deal
• Alaska Sues To Block US From Putting Land Into Trust
• Ark. Judge Voids Cherokee Nation Casino License
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Endo Claimants Say It's Time For Alternative Ch. 11 Plans
• Okla. Taking Reservation Mining Dispute To 10th Circ.
• EPA Cumulative Impact Guidance Is Just A First Step
• Justices Accept Tribal Case On Bankruptcy Rules
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• BIA Plans New Rules For Troubled Osage Oil Fields
• Ex-CEO Not Owed Wages After Firing, Tribal Org. Says
• DOI Renames Places Formerly Named With Anti-Native Slur
• Alaska Fights To Keep Polluted Native Land Suit Alive
• VA Looks To Waive Most Health Care Copays For Native Vets
• DOI Proposes Updated Regs For Offshore Renewable Energy
• Wash. Tribes Owed Medicaid Funding, 9th Circ. Rules
• 8th Circ. Rejects Car Crash Suit Involving Rosebud Sioux Man
• NY Judge Trims Eviction Claims In Tribe Pot Seller Suit
• Tribe, Enviros Say 9th Circ. Can't Hear Coal-Leasing Appeal
• County Illegally Curbed Tribe's Police Powers, Judge Finds
• Calif. Man To Pay $10M In SEC Tribal Bonds Fraud Suit
• Judge Won't Trim Navajo Nation's Land Trust Suit
• Interior Establishes Orphaned Wells Program Office
• Tribal Biz Loses Appeal Of Ariz. Sales Tax On Contract Work
• Calif. Tribe Wants Election Halted Over Membership Dispute
• Landowners Tell Justices EPA Omitted New CWA Rule Info
• Haaland Aide To Lead Bureau Of Ocean Energy Management
• EPA Opens Door For $100M In Environmental Justice Grants
• Tribes, Religious Orgs. Ask 9th Circ. To Halt Ariz. Mine Project
• Choctaw Nation Asks 9th Circ. To Reverse Arbitration Order
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Endo Ch. 11 Could Stiff Future Opioid Claimants, Judge Told
• IRS Launches New YouTube Videos To Help Tribes With Taxes
• ND Official Wants Tribe's Voting Rights Allegations Tossed
• Feds Want To Nix Last Claim In Navajo Relocation Suit
• Proposed Wash. Cold Case Unit To Focus On Native Americans
• DOI Eyes Water Rights As Navajo Case Heads To High Court
• Interior Dept. Ripped For Using Easily Hackable Passwords
• Tribe Protests New York Gov. Hochul's Nix Of Burial Site Bill
• Feds Ask Judge To Scrap Suits Over Monuments In Utah
• Tribes Ask 9th Circ. To Restore ICWA Compliance Reviews
• Navajo Nation Sues Again After Feds Slash Judicial Funding
• Ex-Chiefs' Tribal Courts Bid 'Legally Untenable,' Tribe Says
• COVID, Huawei Woes Still Delaying Choctaw Wireless Project
• Altria Accuses Juul Of Hiding Vaping Settlement Details
• Klamath Tribes Get Control Of Termination Era Tribal Funds
• Ariz. Says Tribes Can't Challenge Strict Voter Registration Law
• Utah, US Say Green Groups Can't Join Monuments Litigation
• Calif. Water District Says Court Should Dismiss Tribe's Suit
• Bills To Decriminalize Psychedelics Filed In 4 States
• Mich. Tribe Owes $89M Over Failed Casinos, Judge Says
• New Mexico Gets $5M From Colo. Mine Contractors Over Spill
• Border Wall Fraud Verdict Backed By Evidence, Judge Says
• Health & Pharma Legal Clashes Didn't Take A Holiday Break
• Claims Court Nixes Building Dispute Despite Tribe's 'Plight'
• Biden Administration Beats Justices To Punch With CWA Rule
• Tribe Fights DOI, Intervenors' Early Win Bid In Land Trust Suit
• Colo. River Users Urge High Court To Reject Navajo Dispute
• Okla. Lawmaker Again Tries To Legalize Sports Betting
• 9th Circ. Questions Futility Exception In Tribal Dam Case
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
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• 5 Inflation Reduction Act Questions For The Energy Industry
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