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Native American - October, 2023

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• Native American Co. Owed $8M For 'Game-Changer,' Jury Told
• Tribal Co. Charged Interest Rates Up To 800%, Minnesota Says
• Biden Administration Greenlights Va. Offshore Wind Project
• 6th Circ. Asked To Step Into Opioid Special Master Row
• Breaking Ground On Brownfields — The Series
• 10th Circ. Urged To Reverse Biden's Monument Decisions
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Ute Tribe Sanction Decision
• EPA Threatened With Suit For National Climate Pollution Caps
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• High Court Won't Hear Oregon Water Dispute
• Are Justices Split 3-3-3? New Term Is Already Offering Clues
• Feds Escape Energy Co.'s ND Drilling Rights Suit For Now
• DOI Allocates $327M To Settle Native Water Rights' Claims
• Local Lawyers Step Up For National Pro Bono Week
• Off The Bench: Baylor Pays, NHL Betting Penalty, NLRB-NCAA
• Judge Invokes Shakespeare In Fight Over Texas Park
• California Must Work With Tribe On Gaming Pact, Judge Says
• Montana Tribes Awarded $3.2M In DOJ Public Safety Grants
• NY Tribe Wants 2nd Circ. To Undo Eel Fishing Regs
• Architect Sues To Get License Back After Bribe Conviction
• FTC Sues Auto Group Over 'Junk' Fees, Native American Bias
• BIA Says Wis. Town Can't Fight Road Fund Eligibility Changes
• First Nations Group Asks High Court To Nix Sackler Releases
• Alaska Can't Prove Law Bars Trust In Land Dispute, Tribes Say
• Feds Amend Colorado River Plan To Add States' Water Pact
• Former Okla. Tribal Leaders Say Banishment Was Retaliatory
• High Court Won't Stay Fla. Online Betting Ruling
• New Initiatives Will Advance Corporate Biodiversity Reporting
• US Wants Full 5th Circ. Review Of Atomic Waste Ruling
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Patent Office Raises IP Questions For Tribes
• BIA Will Rethink Ancestry Decision In Tribal Enrollment Suit
• Tribes Say Sovereign Power Is At Stake In Pipeline Fight
• US Plan For New Arctic Strategy Boosts Security, Partnerships
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Calif. AG Can Weigh In On Tribe's Hotel Land Dispute
• Industry Groups Lose Bid To Fight Water Rule In ND Court
• Mining Co. Says Corps Broke Court Order With Permit Delay
• High Court Told Purdue's Ch. 11 Liability Waiver Is Legal
• GAO Says NASA Fairly Assessed Winner On $297M Deal
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• New Mich. Laws Allow For Cannabis Compacts With Tribes
• Nev. Judge Refuses To Halt South Spring Valley Project
• Treasury Seeks Input On Rules For Energy Credit Transfers
• DC Judge Tosses Crow Members' Water Rights Suit
• John Echohawk Honored As Trailblazer For Native Rights
• Tribes, HHS Seek 9th Circ. Pause In ICWA Compliance Appeal
• Feds Urge High Court To Deny Review Of Fla. Online Betting
• No Imminent Harm In Calif. Tribe Constitution Vote, Feds Say
• Michigan Backs Wisconsin Tribe's Pipeline Fight
• FERC Gas Project Approval Enrages Pacific Northwest Pols
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Ex-PE Pro Seeks Top Court Review In Tribal Bond Scam Case
• Florida Defends State Water Permitting Program
• House Dems Pitch Bill To Establish Wetland Protections
• Business Group Urges 7th Circ. To Speed Line 5 Closure
• Okla. Supreme Court To Hear Gov.'s Veto Dispute In December
• Okla. AG, Gov. Spar In Bid For Defense Certification Judgment
• Alaska Says Order Allowing Oil And Gas Leasing Ban Moot
• Former Cherokee AG Among Biden's Oklahoma Judicial Picks
• EPA Rule Aims To Slow Spread Of Invasive Marine Species
• Firm Can't Prove False Ad Claim In Tribe Suit, Rosette Says
• 9th Circ. Revives Shoshone Tribe's Hunting Rights Suit
• 2nd NY School District Wants Native Mascot Law Banned
• Nonprofit Backs Fla. Casinos' Tribal Gambling Pact Challenge
• NY Pot Regulators Expand License Application Window
• 9th Circ. Rejects Enviro Groups' Power Rates Challenge
• Chevron Foes Pan Fed. Defenses In Fishers' High Court Case
• Alaska Tribal Group Has Interest In Fishing Suit, Judge Says
• Criticism Rolls In On EPA's Water Plan For States And Tribes
• Oklahoma Tribal Taxation Dispute Set For January Hearing
• Gas-By-Rail Foes Urge DC Circ. To Ditch Trump-Era Approval
• Extreme Weather And Renewable Project Insurance Coverage
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• FDA Sends Proposed Menthol Ban To White House
• Rite Aid Taps Into DIP Loans, Sets Fast Ch. 11 Sale Schedule
• Wash. Ex-Tribal Program Director Admits Embezzling $100K
• Dem Lawmakers Urge Expansion Of Nat'l Monument In Calif.
• 9th Circ. Says Ariz. VRA Privilege Question Warrants Answer
• DOJ Says It's Making Headway On Enviro Justice Strategy
• Off The Bench: Fla. Sports Betting, NFL Benefits, MLB Bias
• Unpacking OMB's Proposed Uniform Guidance Rewrite
• Biden Unveils $7B Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Investment
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Tribes Want Justices To Clear Up Health Care Claims Dispute
• New Calif. Laws Will Make Colleges Return Native Remains
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Feds Can Drop Big Game Rules In Montana Forest Plan
• High Court Stalls Fla. Tribe's Online Gambling Pact
• Wash., Tribes Want Mining Co.'s CERCLA Defenses Axed
• Oklahoma Tribe Challenges Police Authority On Reservation
• Calif. Tribe Wants To Stop Constitutional Vote
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• No Reason For Judgment Delay In Ariz. VRA Case, RNC Says
• Oregon Water District Tells Justices Tribes' Rebuttal Falls Flat
• Wash. Tribe Wants DC Circ. To Rethink Recognition Order
• Tribes Want Say In 9th Circ. Alaska Salmon Fishing Dispute
• Claims Court Blocks $72M Army Drone Design Deal
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Psychedelics Decriminalization Bill
• US Says It Didn't Agree To Texas-NM Rio Grande Settlement
• Email Flub In Opioid MDL No Basis For Master's Removal
• Army Corps Gets OK To Revoke Industrial Shellfish Permits
• Utah Says 10th Circ. Should Preserve Water Deal Ruling
• Green Groups Press 9th Circ. To Block Ariz. Mineral Projects
• DOT Will Restore Sacred Native Site In Oregon, Justices Told
• EPA Finalizes HFC Ban, Proposes Leak And Recycling Rule
• Stay Will Jeopardize Ariz.'s Voting Suit Trial, 9th Circ. Told
• Lawmaker Wants Hearing On Fentanyl Crisis In Indian Country
• Conn. Tribe Questions BIA Letter Denying It Recognition
• Court Cites Judgment Of Solomon In Tribal Park Use Order
• Okla. City U. Law School Alum's Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Wash. Tribal Board To Study State's Boarding School History
• After Rocky Rollout, NY Touts Expansion Of Legal Pot Market
• New England States Partner To Woo Offshore Wind Proposals
• Alaska Fights Tribal Org.'s Intervention In Gill Net Fishing Suit
• Judge Rejects Tribe's Bid To Halt Treasury COVID Funds
• Advocacy Group Ends NY Bight Offshore Wind Challenge
• Tort Report: Ill. Jury Awards Record Nursing Home Verdict
• DOJ Awards $4.4B To States, Tribes To Help Curb Violence
• Navajo, DOI Can't Agree In $15M Judicial Funding Suit
• DOI Says River Review Bid Copies 10th Circ. Judge's Dissent
• Alaska Tribes Seek To Overturn Gold Mine Water Permits
• Make E-Rate Easier For Tribes To Take Part, FCC Urged
• NY Bill Will Allow Bulk Cannabis Sales To Tribal Retailers
• Louisiana Looks To Preserve Enviro Justice Legal Challenge
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Justices Won't Review Congress Nixing Water Protection Rule
• Justices Skip NM Property Owners' Tribal Land Swap Dispute
• High Court Won't Hear Washington Tribe's Dam Dispute