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Native American - May, 2023

146 articles

• Feds Say Advocacy Groups' Fish Harvest Claims 'Ambiguous'
• NM City Wins $2M IHS Award To Fight Alcohol-Related Deaths
• Seattle Settles Dam Suit In Sauk-Suiattle Tribal Court
• Tribes Say Alaska Native Corp. Can Defend Controversial Mine
• W.Va. Gov.'s Coal Cos. Face DOJ Suit Over Unpaid Penalties
• As Sackett Trims Feds' Wetlands Role, States May Step Up
• Alaska, Feds Settle Land Use Suit At 9th Circ.
• Ariz. Water Rights Suit Heads Toward Resolution, Parties Say
• Tribe-Linked Lender Sued Over Exorbitant Interest Rates
• TTAB Sets New Precedents Over Hotel Building Designs
• FCC's New Broadband Map Shows 8.3M Locations Unserved
• Alaska Wants 9th Circ. To Reopen Salmon Fishing Season
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Sackler Releases In Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• NC Tribe To Weigh Auditing $31M Medical Cannabis Program
• Tribe Health Care Suit Paused As Feds Mull High Court Review
• Sens. Reintroduce Bill To Investigate Indian Boarding Schools
• DEA Targets Opioid Distributor Over 'Egregious Failures'
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• EPA's New Rule On Power Plant GHGs Won't End Litigation
• Oklahoma Lawmakers Override Vetoed Native Regalia Bill
• Judge Says Alaska Needs BLM Say-So For Mining Road Work
• Jamul Descendants Want Cemetery Suit Back In Calif. Court
• Wetlands Ruling Ushers In Era Of Clarity — And Uncertainty
• Mont. Cements Native Child Protections Before Justices Rule
• Enbridge Allies Can't Add Old Econ Evidence In Pipeline Row
• New Judge Ends 'Outrageous' BIA Stay, Sets Tribal Cattle Trial
• High Court Narrows Feds' Power Under Clean Water Act
• Justices 'Don't Get' Indigenous Families, ICWA Architect Says
• Tribes Urge 10th Circ. To Undo Online Lotto Exclusivity Ruling
• Oklahoma Supreme Court To Decide Native Taxation Claims
• Permitting Reform In Congress: A Snapshot
• Feds Can't Toss SD Tribe's Suit Over Police Funding
• Biden Admin. Pours $48M Into Tribal Infrastructure Projects
• Lender Says RICO Suit Wrongly Relies On Usury Laws
• Expert Testimony In VRA Suit Is Reliable, ND Tribes Say
• Feds Slam Tribes Over Latest Challenge To Nev. Lithium Mine
• Mich. Fishing Row Cues 6th Circ. Critique Of Consent Decrees
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Casino Contractor Pay Dispute
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• BIA Must Deliver Emails In Tribal Lease Suit, Mont. Judge Says
• FEMA Awards $54M For Tribal Climate Resilience Efforts
• CFPB Says CashCall Case Can't Wait On High Court Challenge
• Alaskan Gold Mining Suit Filed Too Soon, Judge Says
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• Calif., Ariz. And Nev. Agree To Slash Colo. River Usage
• Walgreens Judge Warns SF $230M Opioid Deal No Candy Jar
• Catholic Church Sued Over Calif. Tribe's Casino Expansion
• 8th Circ. Told Tribe's Reservation Shouldn't Be Restored
• Wash. Tribe Wants DOI Document Review In Recognition Fight
• Neb. County Can't Affirm Redistricting In VRA Suit, Tribes Say
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• 5th Circ. Lets Texas Legislators Shield Voting Law Records
• Federal Bill Would Protect Site Of Wounded Knee Massacre
• Air Force's Waste Blow-Up Choice Flouts NEPA, 9th Circ. Told
• Alaska Pushes To Join Defense Of Cook Inlet Oil Lease
• Gambling Opponents Alter Suit Over Calif. Gaming Compact
• Defending The Religious And Spiritual Use Of Psychedelics
• Calif. Announces Salmon Bypass Plan For Gold Rush-Era Dam
• No Immediate Risk Of Pipeline Rupture, Enbridge Tells Court
• Calif. Tribe's Early Win Bid On Hold In Water Suit
• Ariz. Halts Health Care Funds Amid Scam Targeting Natives
• Alaska Native Corp. Defends Gold Mine From Tribal Lawsuit
• FCC Aims To Expand Use Of Broadband Subsidy Nat'l Verifier
• Fox Rothschild Partner's Family Files Wrongful Death Suit
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Walgreens To Pay SF $230M After Landmark Opioid Trial Loss
• Despite $1B Deal, Wells Fargo Still Faces Storm Of Litigation
• Okla. Appeals Court Recognizes 2 More Tribal Reservations
• Idaho Judge To Hear Tribe's Remand Effort Before Atty DQ Bid
• Ex-MHA Nation Official Will Serve 5 Years For Bribery Scheme
• Okla. Student Says Encounter Over Eagle Plume Traumatizing
• DC Circ. Rejects Challenge To $45B Alaska LNG Project
• Alaska Tribe Renews Push For Expanded Fishing Rights
• Bill Would Allow Tribal Police Equal Firearm Access
• BNSF Seeks Arbitration Of Damages Owed To Tribe
• ND Elections Head Wants To Cut Testimony In Tribes' VRA Suit
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Justices Turn Away Another Climate Change Suit Forum Fight
• Campsite Wants More Time For Discovery In Tribal Lease Row
• New Mexico Tribe Can Administer CWA Rules, EPA Says
• Mining Co. Can Intervene In Tribes' Gold Mine Challenge
• Cherokee Nation Audit Was Resolved Decades Ago, Feds Say
• Keystone XL Panel To Hear 'Serious' Jurisdictional Challenge
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• GCI To Pay $40M To End FCA Claims It Defrauded FCC
• Altria's Vaping Claims Deal Could Spur Other Settlements
• ND's US Atty Gains 3 New Prosecutors For Indian Country
• ND Tribal Office Director Can't Escape Unlawful Tax Suit
• Wis. Tribe Seeks Pipeline Shutdown Amid 'Alarming' Erosion
• States, Trade Group Want Oil, Gas Leasing Challenge Axed
• End To Federal Ban On Sports Betting Not Without Problems
• List Expands On DOI's Findings On Native Boarding Schools
• Tribal Traffic Ticket Case Threatens Public Safety, Tulsa Says
• Suit Says NM Violating Constitution's Pollution Protections
• Biden's Enviro Justice Focus Brings New Business Risks
• 3 Key Areas Where Fintech And Sports Gaming Intersect
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Mich. Tribe Wants DC Circ. To Approve Casino Land Request
• Altria Strikes $235M Deal To End Youth Vaping Claims
• 6th Circ. Grants Injunction In Ky. Water Rule Challenge
• SF Schools Need $92M For Vaping Fix, Altria Jury Told
• New Ariz. AG Offers Partial Defense Of Voting Restrictions
• Alaska Wants Salmon Fishing Season Saved Amid Appeal
• Feds Urge Toss Of Suit Over Utah Monuments' Restoration
• Okla. Tribal Leaders Push For Override On Three Native Bills
• Feds Lose Bid To Rethink Bay Area Casino Ruling
• Altria Fueled Juul Vaping Crisis, Harvard Prof. Testifies
• Trade Groups Stress Need For US Lithium Mine To 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. To Hear Dispute Over Calif. Tribal Casino In July
• EPA To Give $20M To Alaska Tribes Over Contaminated Lands
• NC Tribal Chief Vetoes $64M Allocation To Cannabis Business
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Newsom Denies Validity Of Calif. Tribe's Gaming Compact Suit
• Minn. May Ban Electronic Pull-Tab Games After Tribe's Win
• Construction Co. Wants Atty DQ Bid Resolved Before Remand
• Wis. Bank Rejects Discrimination Claims In Peyote Use Case
• Utah Tribe Accuses State Agencies Of Racist Bidding Scheme
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• Mining Co. Set To Settle Power Line Row With Nev. Tribe, BLM
• NY Moves To Protect Native American Burial Grounds
• DOJ Will Reimburse Tribes For Certain Jurisdiction Expenses
• Commerce And American Indian Group Agree To Expand Exports
• Kroger Strikes $68M Deal To Avoid Trial In W.Va. Opioid Suit
• Altria Accused Of 'Pseudo Social Responsibility' At Trial
• Commission Calls Out Apache Tribe Of Okla. For IGRA Abuses
• EPA Proposes Extending Core CWA Protections To Tribes
• OIG Finds Health, Safety Issues Persist At Tribal Jails
• Tribes Push Back At Okla. Gov.'s Veto Of Native Regalia Bill
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• Ex-Juul COO Says He Was Fired After Raising Teen User Fears
• Reject 'Carte Blanche' For Risky Opioid Sales, 4th Circ. Urged
• Feds, Lithium Co. Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Mine Project OK
• BLM Fights Enviro Groups' Challenge Of Oil And Gas Leasing
• 9th Circ. OKs Airport Land Sale To Tribe Amid Historic Claims
• Montana Bill Would Enforce Native Education Requirement
• Green Groups Seek Early Win In Alaska Oil Drilling Suit
• Juul Investor Concedes Family's Vaping Concerns At Trial
• 9th Circ. Rejects Tribe's Skagit River Fishing Rights Bid
• Okla. US Atty Taps Prosecutor For New Tribal Relations Role
• Green Groups Drop 9th Circ. Appeals Over Willow Project
• Kansas Lawmakers Say Tribe Can Now Offer Sports Betting
• Water Infrastructure Crisis Requires Private Investment
• Clean Energy Tax Perk Will Keep Enviro Attys Busy
• Choctaw Nation Member Can Sue Over Ticket, 10th Circ. Told
• NC House Backs Federal Recognition Of Lumbee Tribe
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism