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Native American - August, 2023

145 articles

• Willow Backers Urge Judge To Reject Enviros' Challenges
• DOI Calls Florida Casinos' Rehearing Arguments 'Straw Men'
• IT Awardee On $153M Deal Didn't Misrepresent Key Staff
• Okla. Lawmakers, Tribes Sow Turmoil In Veto Suit, Gov. Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Ore. Monument Case
• Wisconsin Town Says Feds' Trespass Claims Unwarranted
• Forest Service Should Redo Tree Protections, Judge Says
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Purdue Ch. 11 Case Exemplifies Need For 3rd-Party Releases
• Calif. Universities Face Lawmaker Probe Over Native Remains
• Biden Water Rule Restarts WOTUS Controversy Machinery
• US Wants In On Tribe's Texas Land Rights Suit
• Objector Can't Block $59M Tribal Trust Settlement, Judge Says
• Mont. Kids' Climate Decision Reflects 3 Enviro Trends
• A Look At The Tribal Health Reimbursements Circuit Split
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Oklahoma AG Says Veto Overrides Are 'Clearly Constitutional'
• Utah Officials Seek Quick Exit In Tribe's Bidding Scheme Suit
• SBA 8(a) Contractors Must Prepare To Reestablish Eligibility
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• EPA Unveils New Water Rule With Reduced Wetlands Power
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• Tribe's Suit Over BIA's Gov't Recognition Refusal Axed Again
• UN Children's Committee Pushes Climate Lawsuit Rights
• Suit Over Calif. Tribal Remains Rejected
• TC Energy Says USMCA Is On Its Side In $15B Keystone Case
• Feds Say No 'Drop Dead Date' For Projects In Border Wall Row
• State Leaders Say Vetoes Could Have Cost Oklahoma Millions
• Mich. Tribe Says Fruit Co. Must Face CWA Claims
• Environmental Policies To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• Feds Claim Immunity In Washington Ranch Wildfire Suit
• Tribes Say Okla. Gov. Can't Hold 'Lock And Key' To Relations
• New Great Lakes Fishing Pact Gets OK Despite Objections
• 10th Circ. Backs Obama-Era Federal Oil And Gas Royalty Rule
• HOA Claims Barred In Property Dispute, Wis. Tribe Says
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Maui Sues Hawaiian Electric Co. Over Deadly Wildfire Damage
• BIA Has Clear Obligation To Fund Police, Mont. Tribes Say
• Navajo Nation Granted Stay In $15M Shortfall Suit Against DOI
• Feds Say New Analysis Supports Willow Project Approvals
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Enviro Groups Ask To Halt BLM's Nev. Tree-Removal Plan
• DOJ Awards Nearly $70M For Tribal Victim Services Programs
• Navajo Say Recent High Court Rulings Back Relocation Suit
• Full 10th Circ. Urged To Reconsider Utah's Federal Water Deal
• Tribe Wants Treasury To Stop Disbursing COVID Funds
• Canadian Tribe's Lawsuit 'Perplexing,' Purdue Tells NY Court
• Walmart's Opioid Deal Advances With States' Participation
• Youth Climate Activists Say Mont. Ruling Favors Trial
• DC Circ. Extends Tribal Recognition Rule Deadline To Oct. 31
• Colo. Polluter Rule Falls Short Of Enviro Justice, Groups Say
• Watchdog Says EPA Leaves Gaps On Cumulative Impacts
• Interior Dept. Approves Rhode Island Offshore Wind Farm
• Enviros Challenge Tenn. Permit For Cumberland Gas Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Urged To Halt Nev. Lithium Mine Over Tribal Sites
• Oklahoma Tribes Can Weigh In On Veto Override Dispute
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Tribal Lender Can't Arbitrate Or Toss Payday Loan Suit
• Ga. Justices Say Hospital Can't Fight Bill Nixing Its Opioid Suit
• Equifax Judge OKs Debt Reporting Deal, With Eye On Atty Fee
• Montana Youth Climate Ruling Leaves Much Ground To Cover
• DC Circ. Wants Answer To Fla. Casinos In Online Betting Row
• Oklahoma Gov. Says AG Dispute Belongs In Political Circles
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• 5th Circ. Reopens Ex-Tribal Casino Exec's Conspiracy Suit
• Stay In DOI Recognition Rule 'No Win Situation,' Tribe Says
• FERC Accused Of Rushing W.Va. Pipeline's Coal Waste Plan
• EPA Reveals 4-Year Climate, PFAS Compliance Priorities
• GAO Says State Deal Dispute Had To Target Set-Aside Ruling
• EPA Moves To Quash Louisiana Environmental Justice Suit
• Williams & Cochrane Brings Fight Against Rosette To 9th Circ.
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• NY Law Firms Can't Block Tribal Court Fee Fight, Judge Says
• Panel Says News Coverage Of Viral Video Wasn't Defamatory
• Feds Want More Briefing Room In Revived Border Wall Suit
• Texas Rail Commissioner Wants Offshore Wind Sale Blocked
• DOI Awards $72.5M To Tribes For Electricity, Clean Energy
• Wisconsin Tribe Scores Win In Federal Road Closure Suit
• Alaskan City Wades Into Tribal Orgs' Fish Harvest Suit
• Climate Emergencies Highlight Both Shortfalls And Progress
• Texas Judge Won't Halt Park Restoration Over Tribal Concerns
• Federal Court Again Delays Conn. Tribe's Recognition Suit
• Calif. Rancheria Seeks Early Win In Gaming Compact Suit
• Washington Busts Fake Tribal Pot Shop, Seizing 60 Pounds
• Tribes Can't Force BIA To Increase Police Funds, Feds Say
• EPA Launches Discrimination Probe Of Calif. Water Board
• Fla. Casinos Seek Full Panel Rehearing In Online Betting Case
• 3rd-Party Releases In Ch. 11 May Die At Supreme Court
• Cook Island Cos. Can't Escape Tribal Usury Suit
• EV Maker Inks Incentives With Oklahoma, Cherokee Nation
• Descendants Fight Sanctions Ask In Hotel Burial Site Suit
• Montana Youth Prevail In Nation's 1st Climate Change Trial
• Revived Texas Border Wall Funding Suit Gets New Judge
• Utah Can't Reverse Biden's Monument Decisions, Judge Says
• Utah Tribe Immune From Retainer Challenge, Court Told
• Okla. AG Says Gov. Can't Overrule In Gambling Pact Dispute
• DC Judge Permits Stay On DOI Tribe Recognition Rule
• Enviros Say DOE Still Can't Justify Alaska LNG Exports
• For Tribes, Online Gambling May Soon Be A Safe Bet
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Washoe Tribe Gets $1.3M From DOE For Grid Improvements
• Ariz. Tribes Say They Are 'Prevailing Party' In Mine Win
• Justices Halt Purdue Ch. 11 Plan Over Sackler Releases
• DOI Wants Court To Rethink Tribal Recognition Rule Deadline
• Wash. Judge Blocks Mining Co. Appeal In River Pollution Suit
• Juul's $255M MDL Gets Nod, Judge Mulls $76.5M Atty Fee Bid
• Navajo Energy Co. Suit Against BNSF Must Go To Arbitration
• Navajo Say Tribal Elections Irrelevant In NM County VRA Suit
• Split 10th Circ. OKs $330K Atty Fee Sanctions Against Tribe
• Mary L. Smith Will Lead ABA As First Female Native President
• ND Judge Says Tribal Landowners Can't Join Pipeline Fight
• Feds Can Pause Alaska Oil And Gas Leasing, Judge Rules
• Wisconsin Town Wants Roads Back On Tribal Funding List
• Cherokee Nation Wants Opioid Suit Sent Back To State Court
• How High Court Is Assessing Tribal Law Questions
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• Biden Designates National Monument Near Grand Canyon
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• North Dakota Looks To Preserve $34M Access Pipeline Claims
• Architect Tells 1st Circ. Casino Bribe Case Lacked Proof
• Feds, Green Groups Oppose Ore. Monument Case Rehearing
• Okefenokee Swamp Mine Suit Belongs In Ga., Judge Rules
• Energy Co.'s Suit Over Lease Transfers Must Fail, Feds Say
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• High Court Allows Stay To Expire In Tulsa Traffic Dispute
• Purdue Pharma Asks Justices To Reject Ch. 11 Challenge
• Ga. Republicans Have Nothing New In Voting Suit, Court Told
• Wash. Wildlife Dept., Nonprofit Resolve Fish Hatchery Dispute
• Navajo Oppose Gold Mine Contractor's Bid To Ax $81M Claims
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• Gorsuch Extends Stay Blocking Tulsa Law On Tribal Lands
• Teva Signs $126M Opioid Deal With Hospitals
• Minn. Tribes Say Feds Sowing Confusion In Water Quality Suit
• Okla. Gov. Says State Leaders Unauthorized To Override Veto
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• Tribes Want EPA To Ban Toxic Tire Chemical To Save Salmon
• White Farmer Can't Get Atty Fees In Bias Suit, Judge Suggests
• Alaska's Attorney General Seeks End To Land Trust Dispute
• SD Judge Won't Issue Injunction Over Alleged Cattle Theft
• Biggest Native American Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2023
• Tulsa Has Dim Prospects For High Court Grant, Tribes Say
• States, Industry Growing Into New Clean Water Act Reality
• Okla. Legislature Overrides Veto On Tribal Tobacco Pacts
• Calif. Cops Accused Of Destroying Legal Pot On Indian Land