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Native American - February, 2024

116 articles

• 9th Circ. Sends COVID-19 Coverage Row Back To Tribal Court
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Flood Suit Over Cherokee Casino
• Newsom, Tribe Must Negotiate Gambling Pact Under IGRA
• Wis. Tribe, Homeowners Hit Cranberry Farms With CWA Suit
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Sioux Phone Authority Keeps Calling For FCC Telecom Status
• Judge Asks When Feds Will Consider Climate In Oil Leases
• Seminole Sports Gaming Compact Worth $4.4B, Report Says
• Energy Dept. To Give Tribes $25M For Clean Energy Tech
• Court Will Hear Arguments In Camp Operator's Bond Dispute
• Wash. Man Accused Of Killing, Selling Eagles To Plead Guilty
• Tribes Urge Biden To Break Silence On Pipeline Dispute
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mohawk Nation Rejects 1796 Land Agreement, Court Told
• SunZia Line Injunction Needed To Save Sites, Ariz. Tribes Say
• Hospital Groups Allege Opioid Crisis Damaged Their Finances
• States, Businesses Aim To Kill Feds' Revised Water Rule
• Salmon Fishing Mitigation Effort Is Absent, Green Group Says
• Energy Co. Asks 8th Circ. To Revive Lease Termination Suit
• What Recent Setbacks In Court Mean For Enviro Justice
• EPA Must Act On Failed Skagit River Temps Plan, Tribe Says
• Gas Groups Press DOE To Restart LNG Export Reviews
• Hydroelectric Co. Asks For Pause On Puyallup Dam Order
• Justices Say Tribes Can Argue Separately In Healthcare Row
• SD Bill To Expand Native Voting Rights Put Off To Next Session
• Wildlife, Paddling Groups Want To Join Clean Water Act Fight
• Tribal Biz Atty Must Meet Calif. DA Over Greenhouse Wreckage
• Enviro Orgs. Target Sequoia Forest Restoration Projects
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Alaska Judge Won't Disturb Oil, Gas Lease Moratorium Order
• Wash. Tribe Awarded Land Comp Funds After 50-Year Battle
• EPA Puts $5.8B On Tap For Water Infrastructure Projects
• Tribal Co., Minn. Agree To Settle Interest Rate Overcharge Row
• San Antonio Can Scare Off Park Birds For Now, 5th Circ. Says
• Sports & Betting Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• Tribes Say Oil Co. Must Face Tribal Court In $12M Award Fight
• Alaska Tribes Seek Rights Declaration Over BC Gold Mines
• 9th Circ. Says Federal Coal Lease Ban Case 'Is Moot'
• BIA Must Litigate Mont. Tribes' Trimmed Police Funding Suit
• Tribes, Mich., Feds Refute Great Lakes Fishing Challenge
• Ga. Urges Judge To Reject DOJ Bid To Join Voting Rights Suit
• FCC Considers Adding Missing Persons To Emergency Alerts
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Fond Du Lac Tribe Seeks Sanctions In Mining Land Suit
• Groups, Scholars Back Tribes In High Court Healthcare Bid
• Calif. Tribe Looks To Undo Tobacco Noncompliance Listing
• Fla. Gaming Pact Not Allowed Under Federal Law, Expert Says
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs Can Join Fight Over Tongass Protections
• DOI Announces Final Rule On Class III Indian Gaming
• Hydro Co. Must Alter, Not Remove, Dam That's Killing Salmon
• FCC Offers Incentives So Small Carriers Can Use Spectrum
• FERC Rejects Hydro Project Permits Amid Tribal Opposition
• Gov't Wants More Alaskan Native Reps On Subsistence Board
• America First Legal Says Disney Favors Women, Minorities
• New York Says Thruway Doesn't Cut Through Cayuga Land
• What Rescheduling Pot Would Mean For Criminal Justice Reform
• NC Tribe Seeks To Restore Mountain Peak's Cherokee Name
• DOI Inks Klamath Basin Agreement With Tribes, Water Users
• Wash. Judge Says Tribes Can Seek River Pollution Damages
• USDA Says $20M Will Help Tribes Access Climate Market
• Energy Co. Says Tribal Court Being Used To Duck $12M Award
• Feds, Power Line Developer Decry Tribes' Suit As 'Too Late'
• Navajo Say Hopi Tribe Bid To Join Land Trust Suit Is Untimely
• Patterson Earnhart Names Equity Partners, Opens Wis. Office
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Want 'Free Pass' Out Of Climate Suit Trial, Youths Say
• CMS Must Rethink $4M Training Contract Award, GAO Rules
• Fla. Casinos Ask Justices To Undo Seminole Gaming Compact
• Tribes Seek Split Arguments In High Court Healthcare Dispute
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• In Focus At The EEOC: Protecting Vulnerable Workers
• Arizona Lawmakers Sue Feds Over Grand Canyon Monument
• Rancher Accuses Biden Admin Of Abusing Antiquities Act
• Activists Ask Justices To Reverse Calif. Tribal Casino Approval
• Utah Defends Standing In Monument Cases Before 10th Circ.
• Judge Amends Camp Operator's $1M Surety Bond Order
• Canadian High Court Affirms Native Child Welfare Act Lawful
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Continued Role In Tribal Fishing Fight
• SunZia Line Developer To Argue Against DOI Injunction Bid
• Ore. Dam Can Be Reviewed In 5 Years, Judge Says
• Feds Ask 9th Circ. To Pull Plug On Ore. Kids' Climate Case
• Off The Bench: NCAA NIL Rule Lives; Dartmouth Players Win
• Wash. Judge Says Tribes Can't Seek Cultural Damages
• Ariz. County Has Widespread Voting Problems, Suit Alleges
• New Eagle Rule Aims To Expand Clean Power, Protect Birds
• Wash. Tribes Sue Chevron, Others Over Climate Impacts
• States Back ND Lawmaker's Bid To Overturn VRA Ruling
• Young KC Chiefs Fan's Parents Sue Deadspin For Defamation
• Judge Sides With Wis. Tribe In HOA Property Dispute
• ND Tribes Ask High Court To Toss 8th Circ. Privilege Ruling
• Mass. Residents Want High Court To Undo Tribe's Land Grant
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• SEC May Seek Default Judgment In $3.4M Stock Scam Suit
• Suncor Energy Must Pay $10.5M For Air Pollution, Colo. Says
• Judge Plans Field Trip To Dam Tribe Says Kills Protected Fish
• Processor Underpaid Us On Tribal Accounts, Tech Co. Says
• Calif. Judge Axes Suit Over Pot Destroyed On Tribal Land
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Overturn Alaskan Willow Project
• Gold Mine Contractor Can Ditch Navajo's Negligence Claims
• Feds Slam Intervention Bids In BLM Grazing Analysis Dispute
• States, Businesses Push To Sink Feds' Amended WOTUS Rule
• Clean Energy Can Revive Fossil Fuel Sites, But Risks Abound
• Youths Say DOJ Using Extreme Tactics To Delay Climate Trial
• Tribes Fight Industry Bid To Weigh In On Land Swap Dispute
• Court's Claims Of Internal Dispute A Myth, Tribe Tells Fed. Circ.
• Pennsylvania AG's Clout In Opioid Deal Likely Has Wide Reach
• Del. Ruling Adds Momentum For Caremark Plaintiffs
• Texas Judge Says Tribal Telecom Immune To Contract Suit
• GAO Nixes Protests To Army's Costly Pick For $549M Deal
• Pharma Hikma Reaches $150M Opioid Settlement With States
• Ariz. Tribes Push To Halt Work On SunZia Line
• Native Microcap Co. Seeks Stay In $3.4M Stock Scam Suit
• Alaska Tribes Seek Canada Recognition To Consult On Mines
• Energy Co. Seeks Final $12.6M Award For Tribal Equipment
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift