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Native American - April, 2024

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• Feds Say Treaties Don't Protect Utah Tribe In Land Row
• PolyMet Must Give Up More Info In Mining Land Swap Suit
• Minn. Tribes Seek Support For Five 'Land Return' Bills
• Final Biden Enviro Review Regs Puts Onus On Agencies
• Alaskan Builder Says Army Corps Delayed $41.2M Deal
• EPA Chief Faces House Appropriators Hostile To Agency Regs
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Insurer Looks To Block $5.3M Theft Claim From Tribal Court
• US, Tribes Defend Water Rule Against States', Biz Groups' Suit
• BNSF Balks At $1.3B Demand For Trespass On Tribal Lands
• Defendant Seeks Tribe's Confidential Data In Smoke Shop Suit
• Biden Admin's Border Wall Plan Must Be Vacated, Court Told
• Fruit Co. Must Face Pollution Suit From Tribe, Enviro Groups
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• 4 Takeaways From Final EPA Power Plant Rules
• Support For 9th Circ. Rehearing In Oak Flat Dispute Mounting
• Fla. Wants DC Circ. To Pause Wetlands Permits Decision
• Ariz. Tribes, Groups Seek Stay In SunZia Power Line Ruling
• Gov't To Use Tribal Energy Purchase Preference For First Time
• Biden Admin's Gas Venting Curbs Are Illegal, ND Says
• Tribes, Enviros Want A Say In Grand Canyon Monument Suits
• Feds Lose Bid To Toss SD Tribe's School Funding Suit
• Biden Permitting Reform To Fast-Track Power Line Approvals
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Muscogee Supreme Court To Decide Descendants' Citizenship
• Feds Plan 12 Offshore Wind Lease Sales Through 2028
• EPA Floats $1B In School Bus, Truck Electrification Grants
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Biden's Latest Judge Picks Include Blocked US Atty Nom
• Investor Seeks Recovery From R. Kelly, Foxwoods Fallouts
• Maine Gov. Signs Bill Expanding Tribal Courts' Rights
• Florida Loses Bid To Stay Ruling Nixing Its CWA Permit Power
• BNSF Lowballing Oil Train Trespass Payout, Tribe Says
• Cole First Native American To Chair Appropriations Committee
• CORRECTED [New Headline]:Tribe Says NY Lottery Breaks Law
• Texas, Mo. Seek Full Vacatur Of DHS Border Wall Plan
• Group Backs Net Neutrality, But Not Fees On Broadband
• Wash. Judge Questions If Professor Was Punished For Views
• Ayahuasca Church Settles Religious Freedom Suit With Feds
• With Power Rules On Deck, EPA Awards $7B In Solar Grants
• Feds Say $1M Fine Is Fair In Washington Dam Settlement
• Oregon Judge Won't Delay Youth Climate Trial
• Potawatomi Become Ill.'s First Federally Recognized Tribe
• DOI Bans New Mining Claims On 4,200 Acres Of NM Land
• DC Circ. Won't Reverse Wash. Tribe's Recognition Order
• Biden Administration Sharply Limits Drilling In Alaska Arctic
• EPA Says 2 'Forever Chemicals' Are Hazardous Substances
• NY Tribe Says Smoke Shop Group Can't Be Trusted With Data
• BLM Prioritizes Conservation On Federal Land In Final Rule
• Enbridge Says Feds' Pipeline Brief Aids Michigan Case
• Pharma Co. Wants Tribe's Opioid Suit To Stay In Federal Court
• NCAA Rips 'Vague' Claims In Student-Athlete's Transfer Suit
• No Redo For Insurers In COVID-19 Coverage Row, Tribe Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Rosette's Win In Tribe Representation Fight
• Minn. Operator Wants To Stop Casinos' Class III Gambling
• Tribal Groups Say Final Fish Harvesting Rule Violates NEPA
• Republican AGs Petition EPA To Drop Enviro Justice Initiative
• Florida Pleads With Judge To Stay Water Permit Ruling
• FERC Won't Rethink Pacific Northwest Gas Project Approval
• Ariz. Tribes Lose Bid To Block SunZia Power Line Project
• Feds, Tribe Say Settlement Talks Failed In Water Pipeline Row
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tribal Groups Want Full 9th Circ. To Rehear Oak Flat Appeal
• Wis. Bank Must Face Bias Claims In Tribal Peyote Case
• Broadband Subsidy Backers Seek To Force House Vote
• Tribes, Lawmakers Call On Biden To Protect Historic Sites
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Enviro Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Ax Of DOI Land Swap
• Biden Approves Disaster Declarations For States, Tribe
• 9th Circ. Says Court Must Consider Pay In Navajo Benefits Bid
• High Court Won't Hear California Tribal Casino Dispute
• DEA Unlawfully Pushing Psychedelics Ban, Researcher Says
• DOI Sews Up Overhaul Of Oil Leasing Regs And Rates
• 5th Circ. Won't Block Park Plan Over Religious Concerns
• Tribes Look To Overturn Enbridge's Line 5 Mich. Tunnel Permit
• Florida Loses Bid To Retain Control Of CWA Permit Program
• ND Tribe Banishes SD Gov. After Racially Charged Remarks
• FDA Commissioner Says Congress Must Act On Hemp, CBD
• Interior Dept. Finalizes Rule To Strengthen Endangered Species Act
• DOI Lowers Fees For Solar, Wind Projects On Public Lands
• Alaska Native Village Defends Donlin Gold Mine Approvals
• Judge Won't Rethink Ax Of Tribes 'Cultural Resource' Claims
• US Sends Mixed Messages In Enbridge Line 5 Pipeline Dispute
• Tribes Sue Social Platforms Over Native Youth Suicides
• Lawmakers Ask GAO To Review Native Remains Act
• Wash. Tribe Says $1M Fine Not Enough To Settle CWA Claims
• What Minority Biz Law Ruling Could Mean For Private DEI
• FCC Urged To Wait For BEAD Fund Awards Before 5G Auction
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• Navajo, Mine Operator Look To Settle Last Waste Spill Claims
• Contractor Says Feds Are Blocking Border Wall Settlement Payout
• Feds Cancel Disputed Sole-Source Health Deal, Call Suit Moot
• ND Tribes Ignore Precedent In VRA Dispute, 8th Circ. Told
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tribal Co. Says Calif. DA Shouldn't Escape Greenhouse Fight
• Idaho Land Deal Would Sustain Legacy Of Pollution, Tribes Say
• DOI Sued Over Absent Western Gray Wolf Protections
• Tribes Say Army Corps Mistakes Their Claims In 5th Circ. Row
• Oak Flat Mining Decision Treads On Human Rights, UN Told
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Miami Tribe Sues Auctioneer To Recover Chief's 1795 Medal
• DeSantis Directs Gambling Funds Toward Conservation Efforts
• Crow Tribe Can Hunt In Bighorn National Forest In Wyoming
• Utah Says It Stands To Lose Big In BLM Oil Lease Challenge
• Publix Wants Ga. High Court Input On Opioid Public Nuisance
• Tribes And McKinsey Take Final Step In $39.5M Opioid Deal
• ND Judge Tosses DAPL Protester's Claims Against Police
• EPA Names Nonprofits To Get $20B From New GHG Fund
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Great Lakes Fishing Pact Tramples Treaty Rights, Tribe Says
• Calif. Tribe Sues DOI Over Tribal Ancestry Procedure
• Roadless Rule Doesn't Suit The Tongass, Alaska, Allies Argue
• SD Gov. Noem Asks Tribes To 'Banish' Mexican Drug Cartels
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• Gov't Says Alaska Gold Mine Approvals Should Stand
• How IRA Unlocks Green Energy Investments For Tribes
• Native Group's Battle With Commanders Unfit For N. Dakota
• Alaska Judge Tosses Opioid Nuisance Case Against Pharmacies
• Casino Outfits Say High Court Must Review Tribal Betting Suit
• What Nevada 'Superbasin' Ruling Means For Water Users
• Okla. High Court Denies Gov.'s Veto Suit Over Tribal Compacts
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Forest Service Must Revisit Changes To Timber Standards
• Feds Catch Win In Alaska Subsistence Fishing Dispute
• Tribe, Allies Defend Standing To Fight Corps' Fish Farm Permit
• BNSF Says Tribe Can't Claim $1.3B For Oil Train Trespassings
• Fears About The End Of Chevron Deference Are Overblown
• SunZia Power Line Challenge Is Ripe, Arizona Tribes Say
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs
• High Court Won't Hear Mass. Residents' Tribal Land Dispute