Native American Archive » September, 2023

Native American - September, 2023

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• Did University Abandon Mascot's TM? Judge Says It's Unclear
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• Oregon Water District Bid To High Court Meritless, Tribes Say
• White NC Residents Can't Block City Board Appointments Yet
• Fla. Casinos Can't Stall Gambling Pact For High Court Bid
• Immigrants Tricked Into Illegal Cannabis Operation, Suit Says
• Off The Bench: Tucker Fired, Leagues Merge, Title IX Appeal
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• First-Time Advocates Dominate High Court's Fall Schedule
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• Opioid Special Master's Email Doesn't Betray Bias, Court Told
• Hopi Tribe Wants To Enter Navajo Nation's Land Trust Suit
• Tribal Court Supports Slaves' Descendants Getting Citizenship
• White NC Residents Try To Hold Up City Board Appointments
• CFPB Urges 9th Circ. To Uphold $134M CashCall Restitution
• EPA Says Tribe Can't Challenge Florida Water Power Transfer
• DOJ Awards $68M To Tribes To Assist Violence Survivors
• Okla. AG Wants Defense Cert. In Gambling Compact Suit
• News Outlets Rip Smiling MAGA Kid's 6th Circ. Rehearing Bid
• Cannabis Banking Bill Advanced Out Of Senate Committee
• Biden Blocks Congress' Effort To Delist Bat, Prairie Chicken
• McKinsey Strikes $230M Opioid Deal With Gov'ts And Schools
• Agencies Face Steep Learning Curve Under Biden GHG Order
• NY District Wants To Annul Law Banning Native Mascots
• Fla. Casinos Challenge Gov.'s OK Of Seminole Gambling Pact
• Tribes Back Mich.'s Challenge To Pipeline On 'Sacred' Waters
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• Native Group Says Commanders Stifled Name-Change Clash
• Mich. Tribe Says It Gave 'Ample' Info For Casino Land Request
• Ariz. Lawmakers Want Pause In Voting Suit To Appeal Order
• Gov. Newsom Says Calif. Tribe Stalled Gaming Compact Talks
• Justices Will Review NM Tribal Land Dispute In Conference
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Forest Service Says Judge Can't Redo Tree Protections
• Chevron Doctrine Supporters Flock To High Court In Key Case
• Off The Bench: MSU Coach, Olympian Abuse, DC Stadium Bill
• Enviro Cases To Watch This Supreme Court Term
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• Florida Farmer Not Prevailing Party In Bias Suit, Judge Says
• Climate Week: Spotlight On International Climate Cases
• Opioid MDL Special Master Fights Bias DQ For 'Email Mistake'
• Canadian Tribe Denied More Time To Appeal Purdue Injunction
• DOI Seeks Alternative Ruling in Ala. Burial Grounds Dispute
• Minn. Tribe Says 19th-Century Treaties Preserved Reservation
• Coal Opponents Want 9th Circ. To Uphold Federal Lease Ban
• Tenn. AG Inks $44.5M Opioid Deal With Grocery Chain
• Mexico Says USMCA Doesn't Permit Keystone-Style Claims
• Auburn Tells 11th Circ. It Is Neutral In Burial Grounds Dispute
• Feds Say $13M Ponzi Scheme Targeted Tongan Community
• Del. Justices Urged To Reverse AmerisourceBergen Dismissal
• Biden Pledges $4.6B In Climate Grants, Starts Climate Corps
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• 6th Circ. Told Enbridge Pipeline Suit Belongs In State Court
• Air Force Says Law Tweak Doesn't Affect Waste Disposal Suit
• BLM Proposal Would Protect 4,000 Acres Of Tribal, Rec Lands
• Green Groups Press Suit To Stop ConocoPhillips' Willow
• Group Says Feds Must Keep Wis. Tribe From Blocking Roads
• Futility Exception To Remanding Rule Could Be On Last Legs
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• Lin Wood's Contempt Costs $42K In Atty Fees On Top Of Fine
• Feds Take Tribal Reimbursement Question To High Court
• Army Honors SD Tribes' Requests In Return Of Remains
• Fla. Casinos To Take Seminole Gaming Dispute To High Court
• What New EPA Enforcement Initiatives Mean For Industry
• Okla. High Court Won't Hear Case Challenging Pot Fees
• Climate Activists Gaining Ground In Courts Worldwide
• BLM Accused Of Flouting Enviro Analysis For Grazing Land
• Mont. Tribal Co. Says Atty Actions Incited Council Attacks
• Off The Bench: NFL Racism, Pac-12 Exodus, And Golf Docs
• Bat's Newly Endangered Status Likely To Slow Development
• Patron Named Seminole Tribe In Prior Complaint, Court Says
• Wash. Says Nonprofit Stole $1.2M Meant For Charity
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• EPA Grants New Clean Water Permit Power To States, Tribes
• Oklahoma Governor Wants 'Trigger' Law On State Taxes
• Voting Site Opens As Natives Seek More Access On Rez Lands
• Tribe Fights Texas City's Bid To Escape Land Suit
• 10th Circ. Says COVID Court Closure Doesn't Spell Mistrial
• Magistrate Says Feds Illegally Prioritized Irrigators Over Fish
• Enbridge Urges 7th Circ. To Axe $5M Pipeline Removal Order
• Oregon Irrigation District Takes Water Fight To High Court
• Opioid Sales Fell By Half After 2010, DEA Data Shows
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Fla. Casinos' Tribal Betting Fight
• Offshore Wind Auction Results Portend Difficulties In Gulf
• 6th Circ. Asks Ohio Justices To Settle $650M Opioid Question
• Guam Group Says Law Change Boosts Waste Detonation Suit
• 9th Circ. Reels In Wash. Tribes' Fishing Row
• Wash. Tribes Say Gambling Co.'s Suit Could Ruin Economies
• Alaska Sues Biden Admin. Over Tongass Forest Protections
• Exxon, ConocoPhillips Move To Defend Alaska LNG Export Site
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• Alaska Native Org. Seeks Confirmation Of Info-Sharing Ruling
• Minn. Regulators Say Tribes' Water Quality Suit Is Doomed
• IHS To Allocate $703M For Tribal Sanitation And Construction
• NC Tribe Approves Legal Cannabis Amid Lawmaker Scrutiny
• Kroger To Pay Up To $1.4B To End Opioid Claims
• Sierra Club Says Corps Failed To Scrutinize Colo. Dam Project
• BLM Says Great Basin Tree Removals Needed For Sagebrush
• Utah Tribe Says 10th Circ. Must Redo Water Rights Ruling
• GAO Finds Border Wall Impacted Tribal Sites, Water Sources
• ND Tribes Can't Get Hearing In VRA Dispute, 8th Circ. Says
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• Altria's $45M Deal With Vapers Over Unsafe E-Cigs Wins OK
• Kuskokwim Not Public Land, Alaska Says In Feds' Fishing Suit
• Interior Yanks Arctic Leases, Proposes New Oil And Gas Bans
• White Residents Call Foul On Racial Criteria For NC City Board
• Panel Finds Casino Employees Had No Duty To Protect Patron
• Gov.'s Remarks Could Cause Tribal Backlash, Okla. Chief Says
• US Disputes Mont. Climate Ruling's Impact On Ore. Kids' Case
• LA County Says Pharmacy Benefit Cos. Fueled Opioid Crisis
• Maui Fire Victim's Father Sues Utilities, Landowners, Officials
• No Federal Issues In Suit Over $36M Oil Spill, Insurer Says
• Bill Targets States, Tribes With Legal Recreational Cannabis
• Ceded Federal Lease Ends Montana Drilling Fight
• Self-Defense Theory Flouted In Katana Killing, 10th Circ. Says
• Tulsa Will Move Ahead In Tribal Traffic Jurisdictional Dispute
• Bill Bolstering Victims' Rights Goes To Navajo President
• Smiling MAGA Kid Urges 6th Circ. To Rehear Defamation Case
• Feds Suspend Trump-Era LNG-By-Rail Rule
• Off The Bench: Sports & Betting Law News You Need To Know
• New 'Waters' Rule May Speed Projects, Spawn More Litigation