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Native American - March, 2023

147 articles

• Vatican Repudiates Colonial-Era 'Doctrine Of Discovery'
• BIA Wants Tribe's School Funding Suit Tossed Again
• Oregon State Profs Spar Over Feds' Tree-Removal Policy
• AmerisourceBergen Seeks Toss Of DOJ's Opioid Suit
• Tribe Asks High Court To Ditch 'Futility' Exception In Dam Suit
• BLM Would Promote Conservation On Federal Land With Rule
• Illinois Bill On Native Burial Advances To Senate
• Trade Groups Say WOTUS Definition 'Hopelessly Vague'
• 9th Circ. Denies Group's Bid To Quash Coal-Lease Appeal
• ​​​​​​​Tribes, Gov't Score $500K For Seattle Superfund Cleanup
• Air Force Asks 9th Circ. To Block Munitions Disposal Case
• Recent Rulings Affirm Tribal Sovereign Immunity And Joinder
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Army Corps Says Gold Co.'s Suit Is Too Early, In Wrong Court
• 5th Circ. Nixed Telecom Fund Protest, But Will Others Agree?
• Calif. Tribe, Fisherman Sue Feds Over Water Levels
• Feds Sued Over Demolition Plans For Historic Tribal Hospital
• Biden Admin. Offers Tribes $8.9M In Transportation Funds
• Wis. Tribe Can't Escape Bankruptcy Rules, Justices Told
• Ind. Consumer Sues Online Tribal Lender Over 335% Loan
• Feds Ordered To Resume Oil And Gas Lease Sales In ND
• HHS To Continue Safe Sleep Project For Native Babies
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• High Court Recasts Nature Of Time Bar In Quiet Title Act
• Wash. Judge Hands Tribe A Win In BNSF Right-Of-Way Suit
• Mont. Judge Won't Halt State Proof-Of-Vax Ban On Rez
• Alaska Joins Effort To Let Willow Oil Project Proceed
• Army Corps Needs More Time To Review Mich. Pipeline Plans
• Energy Co. To Sue Feds Over Toad's 'Endangered' Status
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• BLM Sued Over Tree-Removal Plans In Eastern Nevada
• Opioid Theory Reaches 'Alcohol, Guns, Phones,' 4th Circ. Told
• Okla. Must Drop Prosecutions Of Native Americans, Tribes Say
• FinCEN Issues First Guidance On Beneficial Ownership
• Tribes Can't Halt Nevada Lithium Mine Project, Judge Rules
• Alaska Wants In On Suit Challenging Willow Oil Project
• DC Circ. Calls For More Info On Tribal COVID Funding
• Calif. Tribe's Bid To Halt Trinity River Winter Flow Barred Again
• SD Tribe Seeks Repatriation Of Child's Remains
• 10th Circ. Hears Latest Fight Over Okla. Criminal Jurisdiction
• Tribal Group Switches Religious Bias Suit To Focus On Race
• FCC Says Next Broadband Maps Will Be 'Noticeably Better'
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Strip Nevada Mine Approval
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• FTC Says Gov't Impostors Often Target Native Americans
• Fort Sill Apache Tribe Seeks End To Casino Land Challenge
• Sen. Manchin Signs On To Sink Biden Water Rule
• 10th Circ. Gives NM Tribe Title To National Preserve Site
• Feds Tell 6th Circ. Pharmacies Have Opioid Duties
• Alaska Native Corp., Borough Back Oil Project Amid Challenge
• EPA Chief Says Biden Budget Increase Needed For Mission
• Banks And Beneficial Ownership: Striking The Right Balance
• Rite Aid Hit With Investor Suit Over DOJ Opioid Action
• Oil Co. Expands ND Drilling Rights Suit
• Cherokee Nation's Trust Audit Suit Time-Barred, Feds Assert
• 9th Circ. Weighs Tribal Opposition To Ariz. Copper Mine
• Tribes Can't Intervene To Defend EPA Water Rule, States Say
• Biden Designates New Nat'l Monuments In Conservation Push
• Tribe Pans 'Less Favorable' Deal In BNSF Right-Of-Way Trial
• Justices Reject Challenge To Wash. Tribe's New Water Deal
• Navajo Nation's Right To Water To Be Decided By Justices
• Calif. Tribal Group Seeks Win In DOI Recognition Suit
• Water Districts Want Justices' Take On FERC Hydropower Call
• Enviros Win Intervention Bid In Utah Monument Suit
• Lithium Mine Case Marks Crossroads For Energy Storage Cos.
• Calif. Group Says State, County Targeted Tribal Foster Youth
• Maine Tribal Chiefs Call On Lawmakers For Sovereignty
• Teck Says Judge Read CERCLA Wrong On Damages Claim
• Senators Call FinCEN Beneficial Ownership Rule Too Onerous
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• US Tells Arbitrators $15B Keystone Claim Cannot Proceed
• Plaintiffs In Alaska Oil Suit Seek To Block Construction
• Mining Partners Say 'Enough Is Enough' In Army Corps Fight
• Nontribal Biz Offered Loans At Rates Over 700%, Suit Says
• Tribes Want To Intervene In CWA Rule Challenge
• Tribal Self-Government At Issue In Case Before High Court
• 9th Circ. Again Asked To Overturn Tribal Casino Plans
• Ariz. Tribes Allowed To Keep Challenging State Voting Rules
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Tribe Can't Blame Atty In Bid To Undo $89M Casino Judgment
• Kids' Climate Suit Might Return As Judge Denies State Bids
• Wis. Tribal Leader Calls For Action On Health Care, Safety
• Hydro Industry Backs Calif. Water Districts' High Court Row
• Navajo-Owned Co. Says BNSF Can't Arbitrate Contract Breach
• ​​​​​​​ConocoPhillips Wants To Intervene In Alaska Drilling Suit
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• Interior Dept. Withdraws Controversial Alaska Land Exchange
• Enviros Blast Biden Admin. Over ConocoPhillips' Drilling Plan
• 9th Circ. Sends Alaska Emergency Hunt Suit To Lower Court
• Judge Says Treaty Rights Relevant In BNSF Right-Of-Way Suit
• Lac Du Flambeau Tribe Will Reopen Roads In Temporary Deal
• Indigenous Chileans Seek Arbitration Over Ancestral Land
• CashCall Asks To Stay $157M Order As High Court Eyes CFPB
• CVS Tells 9th Circ. Choctaw's Claims Must Be Arbitrated
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• Mont. Tribe Wants Suit Over Proof-Of-Vax Ban Kept Alive
• Only One Claim Survives In Idaho Tribes' Railroad Land Suit
• Feds Say Rite Aid Ignored 'Red Flags' On Opioid Prescriptions
• NY Wants New Hearing On Seneca Nation's Thruway Ruling
• Patagonia, Enviros Say Calif. Forest Plans Needed Review
• Biden Spares Alaska Oil Project From Arctic Drilling Pullback
• IHS Awards $135M To States, Tribes For Mine Restoration
• Wyo. Codifies ICWA In State Law Ahead Of Brackeen Ruling
• Federal Office Touts Updated Historic Preservation Guidance
• Enviro Groups Want Early Win In Oil & Gas Leasing Suit
• Manchin Blocks Interior Nominee, Escalating Split With Biden
• FERC Asks High Court To Uphold Calif. Hydropower Ruling
• BLM Told To Share Evidence In Calif. Geothermal Lease Fight
• Feds Want New Hearing In $3M Tribal Health Care Case
• Biden Budget Would Boost EPA Funding By 19%
• 3 Wyoming Suits Over Oil And Gas Leasing Pause Combined
• Federal Legislation Would Expand Calif. Native Monument
• Opioid Judge Eyes New Bellwethers Amid 'Unwieldy' Delays
• Feds, Michigan, Tribes Slam Fishing Group's Pact Objections
• DOI, Casinos Get Early Win In Mich. Tribe's Land Trust Suit
• Biden Pick Is Confirmed To Head HHS Native American Unit
• Divided 10th Circ. Says Tribe Can Seek $1.5M Reimbursement
• Judges Revive Part of Wash. Tribe's 'Greenwashing' Suit
• Navajo Nation Fights To Keep Tribal Relocation Suit Alive
• Gold King Mine Contractor Seeks To Nix Tribe's Cleanup Claim
• 6th Circ. To Decide Mich.'s Tax Reach Into Tribal Communities
• Mich. Bill Would Help Native Children And Guardians
• DOI To Invest $25M In Restoration Of Bison Populations
• High Court Won't Weigh In On Alaska Bear Baiting Ban
• Tribes And Others Fight To Keep McKinsey Opioid Suit Alive
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• Oklahoma Voters To Decide Whether To Legalize Pot
• Potomac Law Group Announces Native American Law Practice
• Civil Rights Groups Say Feds 'Lagging' On Voter Registration
• Biden Admin. Wants Utah Monument Restoration Suit Tossed
• Wash. Artists Plead Guilty To Selling Phony Tribal Art
• What Lies Under Prime Miami Site Could Slow Towers' Rise
• TC Energy Says $15B Keystone Claim Can Proceed
• Chippewa Election Redo Suit Tossed From Federal Court
• Texas Man Sentenced for Selling Fake Native American Goods
• Tribes Asks Judge To Stop Nev. Lithium Mine Project
• Oglala Sioux Member To Supervise IHS Departments
• ND Residents Say Legislative Redistricting Was Illegal
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Lithium Mine Construction Amid Appeals
• Absent Federal Action, Tribal Cannabis Laws Remain In Limbo
• As Opioid Sellers Win Vital Verdict, Families See Silver Lining
• Profs, Tribal Groups Say Tribes Immune In Bankruptcy Cases
• BIA, Tribes Have Concerns, Recs For Hydro Dam Licensing
• Feds To Award $116M To Indigenous Conservation Efforts
• EPA Makes Available $250M In Pollution Reduction Grants
• Michigan Cases To Watch In 2023
• Distributors Win Milestone Trial Over Individual Opioid Abuse