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Native American - November, 2023

108 articles

• Alaska, Willow Backers Fight 'Drastic' Bid To Halt Oil Project
• Navajo-IHS Dispute Paused Pending Supreme Court Ruling
• Texas Voter Mail-In Rules Violate Civil Rights Act, Judge Says
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Tribe Accused Of Holding Up Casino Workers' Unionization
• NY Tribe Sues To Stop Sewage Pipeline On Wildlife Refuge
• Blue Cross Still Stalling On Claims Data, Tribe Says
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Amid Treaty Row, Slave Descendants Back Tribe Against Tulsa
• Tribe Can Join Tulsa Litigation, But Judge Has Questions
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• Feds Underpaid $281M In Support Costs, Ariz. Tribe Says
• Tribes Seek More Authority In Farm Bill Renewal, Report Says
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Feds Accountable For BIA Officials' Actions, 9th Circ. Hears
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• Justice Kagan Denies Stay In Ariz. VRA Privilege Dispute
• 9th Circ. Axes Montana Mining Company's Appeal
• Washington Gets $1.5M Grant For Indigenous Cold Case Work
• Wash. Tribe's Recognition Bids Waste Court's Time, Feds Say
• Feds Are Liable For BIA Officer's Actions, 9th Circ. Told
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Florida Tribe Seeks To Overturn EPA Water Permit Decision
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• Fla. Casinos Seek High Court Extension Because Of State Suit
• Chickasaw Seek Movement From Optum In Rx Payback Suit
• Harrah's NC Scores Early Win In Ex-Employee Retaliation Suit
• Enbridge Says Pipeline Fight Threatens Foreign Policy
• Fragrance Co. Defeats $8M Suit Over Procter & Gamble Deal
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Ariz. Lawmakers Take VRA Privilege Dispute To High Court
• Navajo Seek Interest For Damages In Judicial Funding Claims
• Calif. Tribe Can't Halt Constitution Vote
• Justices Will Hear Dispute Over Native Health Care Payments
• Tribe Says Feds Can't Represent Interest In Grounds Dispute
• Calif. Judge Reopens Tribal Fishing Dispute After Impasse
• North Dakota Must Adopt New Redistricting Plan, Judge Says
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Feds Award $192M For Conservation, Water Projects
• Green Groups Want Alaskan Oil Project Blocked During Appeal
• Tulsa Continues To Prosecute Natives On Rez, Tribe Says
• Alaska Says Tribal Fishing Suit's Aboriginal Rights Claim Fails
• EPA Updating Enviro Justice Rulemaking Guidance
• Ore. Counties Urge Justices To Upend Timber Ruling
• Fed Bill Will Give Tribal Colleges Say In Education Funding
• States Join Miners In Asking 9th Circ. To Lift Coal Lease Ban
• Tribe Fights DOI's Bid To Redo Ruling In Burial Ground Suit
• Former Cherokee Nation AG Pledges Impartiality
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Tribe Seeks Order Compelling Feds To Meet With Leaders
• States, Industry Renew WOTUS Suits After Rule Update
• 6th Circ. Won't DQ Special Master Over 'Reply-All' Email
• Tribe, Contractor Tell 9th Circ. They've Settled 15-Year Dispute
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Instructions, Jurisdiction, Scrutiny
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Feds Aim To Sink Irrigation District's High Court Water Suit
• Tribes' Claims Seeking To Block Lithium Mine Axed, For Now
• Attys Seek $2.1M Award In Pebble Mine Buildout Suit
• Corps' Fish Farm Permit Dead In Water, Groups Tell Judge
• Green Groups Lose Bid To Stop ConocoPhillips' Willow Project
• Feds, Backers Fight Alaska's High Court Effort To Revive Mine
• White House Finalizes Agency Cost-Benefit Analysis Guidance
• Ariz. GOP Must Turn Over Documents In VRA Suit, Judge Says
• Calif. Tribe Members Say Elections Would Violate Sovereignty
• Fishing Groups Sue Tire Cos. Over Salmon-Harming Chemical
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Off The Bench: Fla. Gambling, NIL Class Cert., MLB Settlement
• Judge Pauses Enforcement Of Idaho's Abortion Travel Ban
• Rite Aid's Reasons For Ch. 11 Go Beyond Opioid Suits
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Sioux Tribe Can Move Ahead With Dilapidated Building Suit
• ERISA Suit Against Colo. Tribe Over Bonus Program Tossed
• Judge Severs Feds' Counterclaim In Pipeline Trespassing Row
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Pharmacies Fight Tribe's Bid To Lift Stay In Payback Dispute
• Fla. Casinos Push To Stop Tribe's Online Sports Betting
• Enviro Orgs. Target Corps' 'Blanket' Permit For CO2 Pipelines
• AmerisourceBergen Trims But Can't Beat Feds' Opioid Suit
• Lawmakers, States Voice Support For Utah In Monument Fight
• Offshore Wind Must Get Creative Amid Macroeconomic Storm
• Mont. Tribal Council At Fault For Attacks, Firm Says
• Fla. Online Sports Betting Goes Live After High Court Ruling
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Utah Enviro Group Challenges Trump-Era DOI Oil Leases
• NC Judiciary Will Back Opioid Crisis-Driven Drug Court Study
• Lack Of Funds Main Driver In Tribal Safety Crisis, Report Says
• Emergency Tribal Hunting In Alaska Was Legal, Judge Says
• Justices Rebuff Opioid Doctor's Quest For 2nd Round
• Oklahoma Gov. Unveils Plans For Tribal Sports Betting
• Utah Tribe Seeks 10th Circ. Stay In Sanctions Mandate
• EPA Agrees To Investigate Salmon-Killing Tire Chemical
• House Bill Could Help Resolve 'Waters Of US' Questions
• Wash. Atty, Firm Settle Tribal Tobacco Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• EPA Gives Nearly $2M In Cleanup Grants To Choctaw Nation
• Ruling In Ariz. VRA Case Will Burden 9th Circ., Groups Say
• Treasury Tackles Climate Change's Impact On Home Insurance
• Ex-Calif. Top Judge On Facing & Fighting Sexism In The Law
• Interior Dept. Deputy To Co-Lead WilmerHale Energy Practice
• XTO Inks $16M Deal With Feds On Underpaid Gas Royalties
• 1st Circ. Upholds Mass. Tribe's Casino Land Grant
• Tribal Recognition Rule Now Under Review, DOI Says
• Majority 6th Circ. Votes No Rehearing For Smiling MAGA Teen
• DC Judge Tosses Conn. Tribe Recognition Suit
• How A Cigarette In 1964 Led To A $200M Verdict Decades Later
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence