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Native American - April, 2023

139 articles

• Juul 'Leadership Reset' Not Altria's Call, Bellwether Jury Told
• Tribes Can't Escape Neb. County's Counterclaim In VRA Case
• Idaho Tribes Say Construction Suit Shouldn't Be In Fed. Court
• Judge Tosses Minority Farmers' Claims Over COVID-Era Relief
• Wash. Tribes Seek To Intervene In Fish Hatchery Dispute
• Dakota Access Protester Can Answer Discovery In Usual Way
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Nebraska Can't Take Cut Of Tribe's Tobacco Sales, Judge Says
• CEO Concedes Youth Vaping Hike After Altria Investment
• Cherokee Nation Residents Say Opinion Suppresses Vote
• McKinsey, Plaintiffs Spar Over Picking Opioid Bellwether Tribe
• Alaska Questions DOI Authority To Ditch Land Exchange
• Ariz. GOP Lawmakers Defend Voting Law After AG's Remarks
• Colorado AG Says States Must Share Water In Drought
• Top Juul Investor Facilitated, Got $2.45B From Altria Deal
• Senate Committee Hears Concerns On Tribal Art Law Update
• Okla. Tribe Fights Feds' Dismissal Bid In Casino Land Row
• 9 Questions For EPA's Environmental Justice Grant Leader
• Native Alaskans Say US Can't Withdraw From Land Exchange
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Ute Tribe Sues Cattle Farm Over Water Diversion
• Feds Want Colleges, Museums To Return Native Remains
• 9th Circ. Won't Award $1.1M Atty Fee In Tribes' Gambling Case
• Wash. Tribe Not Entitled To Recognition, DC Circ. Says
• Mining Co. Wants Say In Ariz. Dispute Over Sacred Native Site
• Maine Eyes Legalizing Internet Gaming, With Tribal Control
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK To Sell Over-The-Counter Business
• Opioid Judge Rips UnitedHealth's 'Insulting' Coercion Charge
• 9th Circ. Affirms Presidential Authority In Ore. Monument Case
• Rural Broadband Rules Shut Out Some In Vt., USDA Told
• Citi Ramps Up ESG Focus On Beef, Soy Industries
• New Okla. Guidelines Address Indigenous Missing, Murdered
• FCC Faces Hill Pressure To Expand Rural Deployment Funds
• Feds Ask 10th Circ. To Rethink Tribal Reimbursement Case
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• DC Circ. Says ND Can Intervene In Tribal Riverbed Row
• What To Know About Biden's Enviro Justice Executive Order
• State Law Claims Cut From Calif. Tribe's Gambling Pact Suit
• Tribe Slams Feds Over 'Inaccurate Framing' Of Audit Suit
• Navajo Damage Claims Not Physical Repair, Judge Rules
• Up Next At High Court: How To Preserve Issues For Appeal
• DOJ, EPA Reach $9.2 Million Settlement With Gas Operators
• USDA Gives $125M To Tribes For Meat And Poultry Projects
• Calif. Tribe Officials Hit With Illegal Cigarette Sales Suit
• 6th Circ. Grants Ky., Biz Groups' Bid To Pause WOTUS Rule
• 4 Tribes' Suits Over Okla. Criminal Jurisdiction Consolidated
• It's Time For Lawyers To Stand Up For Climate Justice
• House Bill Would Give Native Americans Easier Gun Access
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• ND Energy Co. Wants Second Drilling Rights Suit Nixed
• DOI Wants Early Win In Calif. Tribe's Recognition Suit
• House Unable To Override Biden Veto Of Water Act Rule
• Distributors Push 4th Circ. To Uphold Opioid Verdict
• NY Education Board Votes To Ban Native American Logos
• Ariz. Pols' Bid In Voting Rules Suit Is Needless, Groups Say
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• EPA Unveils Guidelines For Billions In Climate Grants
• Navajo Nation Signs Renewable Energy Deal With Avangrid
• W.Va. County Urges 4th Circ. To Revive Opioid Distributor Row
• Calif. Tribe Fights To Keep Water Contract Challenge Alive
• Klamath River Irrigation Must Go On, Feds Tell Court
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Ariz. School District, Student Settle Native Regalia Dispute
• What The Feds' Colo. River Plan Could Mean For The West
• GAO Won't Let Co. Use Exec Experience For Army Corps Deal
• Tribal Gaming Regulator Eyes Employee Definition Changes
• NY Tribe Wants County Barred From Imposing Vehicle Use Tax
• Utahns Fight To Keep Suit Over Monument Expansion Alive
• Construction Co. Wants Tribes' Attys DQ'd From Casino Suit
• Justices Turn Down Review Of Calif. Hydropower Ruling
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Alaska Officials, Enviros Clash Over Willow Injunction
• Wash., Big Tobacco Spar Over Master Tax Settlement
• Feds Want Water Rule Preserved During Kentucky Appeal
• Tribal Regalia Bill Advances In Oklahoma House Committee
• Alaska Oil Project Backers Urge 9th Circ. To Let It Proceed
• Tribal Leaders Seek 1.1M-Acre Grand Canyon Nat'l Monument
• Alaska Native Tribe Can Join State Land Trust Challenge
• Protective Order For Records Sought In Ariz. Voter Rules Suit
• Homeowners Group Wants Tribal Property Decision Vacated
• Claims Court Won't Revisit Illegal Takings Case Vs. Air Force
• Biden Orders Emergency Funding For Navajo Nation
• GAO Axes $184M Space Force Award Protest As Speculative
• WOTUS Blocked In 24 More States Over 'Litany' Of Concerns
• DOI Wants Tribal Input On Updating Artwork Legislation
• Okla. Tribe Defends Challenge To New Reservation Casino
• Endo Gets OK For $27M Deal With Novavax In Contract Fight
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• 2 Calif. Tribes' Gambling Suits Will Stay Separate
• Wis. Tribe Presses Judge To Throw Out Road-Closure Suit
• Mich. Tribe Inks $25M Deal With Investors In Casino Dispute
• Feds Propose Plan To Cut Colo. River Water To States
• No Need To Rehear $3M Tribal Health Care Case, 9th Circ. Told
• Black Muscogee Descendants Argue For Citizenship Rights
• Casino Gaming Biz Everi Buys Electronic Bingo Co. For $59M
• US Accused Of Shirking Financial Pledge To Minority Farmers
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Ca., FERC Urge Justices To Ignore Hydro Licensing Spat
• Judge Denies ND Official's Quick Win Bid In Tribes' Voting Suit
• Mountain Valley Faces New Challenge Over Species Impacts
• Construction Co. Caused Losses In Casino Project, Tribe Says
• UKB Delegate Wants Tribal Unity In Quest For US House Seat
• Navajo Hospital Wants $21M For Alleged IHS Contract Breach
• Alaska Tribal Orgs Say Feds Must Update Salmon Protections
• Feds Allowed To Demolish Historic Tribal Hospital
• Ariz. Tribe Gets $233M From Feds For Water Conservation
• Biden Raises The Bar In Proposed Regulatory Review Revamp
• Kids Can Sue Hawaii, State DOT Over Fossil Fuel Use
• FCC Coordinating With Security Agencies On Network Threats
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Seneca Nation's Thruway Win
• Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Stop Alaska Oil Project
• Purdue Seeking OK To Put Over-The-Counter Biz Up For Sale
• States Urging ND Judge To Block EPA Water Rule
• Biden Veto Saves Water Act Rule From Congressional Ax
• Alaska Tribes Sue Feds To Block Proposed Gold Mine
• Buy America Guidance Still Unclear On Treaty Obligations
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Ky., Biz Groups Want WOTUS Rule Paused For Appeal
• Alaska Native Tribe Wants In On Challenge To Land Trust
• Mont. Is Told To Face Claims Of Indigenous Education Failures
• Ariz. Legislative Leaders Want In On Voting Rules Challenge
• IHS Proposes Funding Boost For Tribal Ambulatory Services
• Judge Stays Quick Win Bid In Utah Monuments Suit
• Tug Of War Likely With BLM Public Lands Rule
• EPA Says $775M Available For Infrastructure Upgrades
• BLM Needs New Plans For Nevada Mine, Judge Says
• No Delay For ConocoPhillips' Willow Construction, Court Says
• Idaho Tribes Score Partial Win In DOI Land Swap Suit
• Tenn. Utility To Return Thousands Of Indigenous Remains
• States Fighting Gov't Bid To Keep Waters Of U.S. Rule Intact
• Neb. County Can't Countersue Over VRA Claims, Tribes Say
• VA Finalizes Rule Waiving Co-Pays For Native Veterans
• Judge Denies Texas' Document Request In Border Wall Suit
• Tribe Files New Suit To Claim 112 Acres In El Paso
• EPA Proposes Adding First-Ever Navajo Site To Superfund List
• Judge Sinks Kentucky's, Biz Groups' WOTUS Rule Challenge
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats