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Native American - March, 2024

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• Rural Carriers Worry FCC Broadband Maps 'Vastly' Inaccurate
• Bill Would Ease Native American Travel Across Canadian Border
• NTIA Issues $811M In State Digital Equity Funding
• Tribes Lose Challenge To Minnesota Water Quality Regs
• No Need To Revisit 'Cultural Resource' Ruling, Teck Argues
• Texas Farmers Sue USDA Over Sex, Race Disaster Aid Priorities
• Red States Say Court Must Lift LNG Export Review Pause
• Feds, Energy Cos. Clash Over Osage Wind Farm Damages Trial
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Montana High Court Says Laws Hinder Native Voting Rights
• Kauai Groups, Hawaii Settle Suit Over Hydro Project Review
• Advocates Push For More Hot Spot Options If E-Rate Expands
• Foxwoods Tribal Owner Loses $76M COVID Insurance Appeal
• Ruling In La. May Undercut EPA Enviro Justice Efforts
• History Confirms Ruling In ND Tribes' VRA Win, Feds Say
• SD Gov. Seeks Federal Funds Audit Of Tribal Law Enforcement
• Tribes Want Climate Change Row With Oil Cos. In State Court
• Cannabis Caucus Dems Urge Garland To Restore Pot Protections
• BLM Finalizes Methane Venting And Flaring Rule
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Feds' Gambling Stance Matches Tribe's
• Navajo Sue Feds Over Withheld Forestry Program Funds
• Make Sure Internet Stays Affordable, House Dems Tell NTIA
• Opioid Public Nuisance Claims 'Unique,' Ohio High Court Told
• NY Urges 2nd Circ. To Deny Tribe's Eel Fishing Challenge
• Fishers Say Tire Cos. Can't Escape Salmon ESA Suit
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Congress Urged To Renew FCC Auctions, Broadband Fund
• IHS Fears Budget Cuts Over Tribal Healthcare Funding Case
• NOAA Allots $60M To Help Columbia River Salmon
• What To Watch As Opioid Litigation Goes To Ohio High Court
• BLM Adhered To Law In Granting Oil Lease Sales, Judge Rules
• 2nd Circ. Baby Food Ruling Disregards FDA's Expertise
• Texas Judge Extends Stay On Border Wall Funding Order
• Farmers, Attys Say USDA Bias Payouts Can't Snub Fee Deals
• Justices Won't Hear MAGA Hat Teen's Media Defamation Suit
• Justices Preserve Obama-Era Forest Monument Expansion
• Up Next At High Court: Abortion, Jury Trials And Estate Tax
• No Central Okla. Law Resolves Gov., AG Fight, Judge Says
• Feds Ask 9th Circ. To Save Logging Project In Grizzly Area
• Feds Can't Explain Away Flawed LNG Rule, DC Circ. Told
• El Paso Says US Can't Weigh In On Tribal Land Suit
• AGs Urge Congress To Address Hemp Intoxicants In Farm Bill
• 6th Circ. Skeptical Of Enbridge's Late Pipeline Suit Transfer
• Tribe's Opioid Suit Can Head To State Court, Okla. Judge Says
• Fla. High Court Won't Take Up Gambling Compact Challenge
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Justices Ask How Texas, NM Can Cut Water Deal Without Feds
• US Senators Seek Clemency For Native American Activist
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Feds Didn't Consider LNG Rule's Impact On Tribe, Court Told
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• DA Says Greenhouse Suit Interferes With Code Enforcement
• Wash. Hydro Co. Says Dam Removal Plan Follows Court Order
• Hydro Co. Asks FERC To Redo Tribe Opposition Permit Denial
• New Eagle Take Permit Rule Should Help Wind Projects Soar
• Fishers Angle For Justices' Attention With New Monument Suit
• Judge Mulls Smoke Shop Group's Push For Tribe's Damages Data
• OptumRx Can't Get Motley Rice Disqualified From Opioid MDL
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Tribal Health Groups Say IHS Owes $4M In Support Funding
• North Dakota Tribes Urge 8th Circ. To Uphold VRA Ruling
• 4th Circ. Sends Opioid 'Nuisance' Question To W.Va. Top Court
• Judge Pauses Fla. Tribe's Suit Over Clean Water Act Program
• FCC Raises Broadband Speeds, But Many ISPs Already There
• SunZia Argues Suit Over Power Line Project Filed Far Too Late
• Feds, Tribes, Casinos Face Off Over Trust Land Request
• Takeaways From EPA's New Methane Emission Rules
• Energy Dept. Says Alaska LNG Review Passes Legal Muster
• Up Next At High Court: Gov't Jawboning & Retaliatory Arrests
• Alaska, Cos. Hit Feds With $700B Pebble Mine Takings Suits
• Fla. Deal Might Let Illegal Gambling 'Proliferate,' Justices Told
• Feds Streamline Historic Reviews For Broadband Projects
• Firm, Mont. Tribal Council To Settle Violence Dispute
• Fla. Tribe Urges No Pause In Suit Over State's Water Power
• Tribe, Teck Weigh In On Columbia Pollution Claims
• 'Needless Circuit Split' In Tribal COVID Row, 9th Circ. Told
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Florida Seeks Faster Action In CWA Permitting Program Row
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• FCC Proposes Adding Emergency Alerts For Missing Adults
• Feds Say Healthcare Ruling Could Upset Tribal Relationships
• Mont. Youths Urge State High Court To Uphold Climate Ruling
• Energy Dept. Floats $2.26B Loan For Nev. Lithium Project
• Ariz. Families Sue For Wrongful Death Amid Healthcare Scams
• EPA Designates First Navajo Nation Superfund Site
• Amazon Groups Ask To Meet Banks Over Oil Co. Financing
• FCC Waives Rules So Tribes Can Access Midband Spectrum
• Committee Approves Bill Aimed At Blocking New Mining Rule
• ISPs, Public Advocates Debate Need For FCC's Equity Rule
• 5 Questions For Former FCC Member Michael O'Rielly
• Tire Cos. Seek Exit From Salmon-Harming Chemical Suit
• Gold King Mine Contractor Looks To Toss Final Navajo Claims
• Navajo Says Funding Bid Backed By Self-Determination Act
• Feds Pitch Draft Plan For Contested Bears Ears Monument
• Feds Seek Tribal Input On National Native Language Survey
• Walmart Fails To Sink Feds' Opioid Crisis Lawsuit
• Corps Says Groups Can't Show Dredging Permit Was Flawed
• Biden Administration Must Use Border Wall Funds, For Now
• Republican Group Fights ND Tribe's High Court Privilege Bid
• La. Judge Won't Halt Clean Water Rule Favoring States, Tribes
• Feds, Tribes Say Marine Cos., DOT Polluted Duwamish River
• Green Groups Want Fla. CWA Permitting Back With Feds
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Direct Pay Regs Would Lift Major Barrier For Energy Projects
• 11th Circ. Urged To Restore Qui Tam Over Small Biz Contracts
• Feds Look To Douse $48M Washington Ranch Wildfire Claim
• Feds Designate 1.1M Acres Of Habitat For Imperiled Fla. Bat
• DOI, Tribe Want More Time To Solve Truckee River Water Row
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Federal Lawmakers Want To Protect 172 Acres For Calif. Tribe
• Feds Issue Guidance On Missing, Murdered Indigenous People
• Cruz Wants FCC Subsidy System Turned Over To Congress
• Senators Question Cherokee Tribe's Cannabis Co. Launch
• Feds Get More Time To Reply In Fla. Casinos Case
• Feds Pledge $72M For Tribes To Close Electrification Gaps
• Challenge To Pfizer Diversity Program Fails At 2nd Circ.
• Court Has No Cause To Deny Casino Land Request, Tribe Says
• Utah Sues Feds To Reopen 195 Road Miles In San Rafael Desert
• Claims Court Won't Block Radio Deliveries Bought Under Nixed Deal
• Senate Dem Sees Votes For Broadband Discount Funding
• Dam Removal Delay Would Harm Fish, Wash. Tribe Says
• 8th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Tribe's Drilling Approval Challenge
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Conflict, Latent Ambiguity, Cost Realism
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• FERC LNG Approvals Flout Court's Orders, DC Circ. Told
• Feds Say Neb. Tribe's Suit Over Debt Collections Is Untimely
• School District Fights NY's Bid To Ax Native Mascot Ban Suit
• What To Know About 9th Circ. Ruling On Tribe's Sacred Site
• Feds' Lack Of Payments Hampers Services, Tribal Groups Say
• Recent Rulings Add Dimension To Justices' Maui Decision
• SD Indian Child Advisory Council Bill Awaits Gov.'s Signature
• Wash. Tribe Asks Judge To Revisit 'Cultural Resources' Ruling
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Oregon Kids' Climate Case, For Now
• Ky. Sees $74M Boost For Abandoned Mine Cleanup Work
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts