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Native American - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Will 'Moral Victory' In Purdue Ruling Help Plaintiffs?
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• FCC Subsidy Opponents File New 5th Circ. Challenge
• DC Circ. Panel Rejects Mich. Tribe's Casino Land Trust Bid
• Tulsa Fights Prisoners' Bids To Join Jurisdiction Row
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Freedmen Heir Has Standing In Land Leasing Row, Court Says
• OptumRx Agrees To Pay $20M To Resolve DOJ Opioid Claims
• Bill Would Add Protections For Native American Children
• Titanic Purdue Ruling Shifts The Balance Of Power In Ch. 11
• Alaskan Land Trust Fight Remanded Over Misplaced Authority
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Justices Nix 3rd-Party Liability Releases In Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• Design Patent Attys Wary Of Applicant Disclosure Proposal
• States Say Revised EPA Water Rule Worse Than Original
• Choctaw Nation Wants 9th Circ. Rehearing In CVS Arb. Dispute
• 'Tragic History' Can't Rewrite Law In Burial Row, Army Says
• Alaska Natives Call EPA Pebble Mine Veto Unconstitutional
• No Matter The Purdue Ruling, Mass Tort Reform Is Needed
• Feds Transfer Nearly 12,000 Acres To Minnesota Tribe
• NC Development Bill Violates UN Declaration, Tribe Says
• Ariz. Lawmakers Say State Has No Interest In Monument Fight
• Plaintiffs Firms Appealing $2.1B Fee Order In Opioid Case
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• EPA Says Army Corps Doesn't Belong In Pebble Mine Dispute
• Bill Aimed At Native Boarding School Policies Heads To Senate
• States Attack Conservation Leasing In New Public Lands Rule
• Ark. AG Sues Pharmacy Benefit Managers Over Opioids
• High Court Won't Take Up Michigan Tribal Tag Dispute
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Justices Will Review Request To Rein In NEPA Requirements
• Claims Trimmed In Neb. Tribe's Debt Collection Suit
• Off The Bench: ACC-FSU Rematch, Supreme Win For Fla. Tribe
• Calif. Gov. Backs Return Of 2,800 Acres To Shasta Nation
• Feds Offer $850M To Slash Methane From Oil And Gas
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Keep Domestic Abusers Disarmed, Clarify Bruen
• Justices Say No Feds, No Dice In Texas-NM Water Deal
• Justices' Caution May Hold Key To New Sports Betting Efforts
• DOI Secretary Looks To Ax Insurer's $20M Tribal Loan Claims
• No Atty, No Case: Judge Tosses Attack On Psychedelics Ban
• NLRB Attys, Calif. Tribe Settle Casino Subpoena Dispute
• New Navajo Law Expected To Double Infrastructure Funds
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Ayahuasca Church Says DOJ Should Pay $2.2M Legal Fees
• Failure To Return Remains Violates Human Rights, Court Told
• 9th Circ. Asked For En Banc Review In Youths' Climate Case
• Hospital Board Says Feds Underpaid Claims By $17M
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• 6th Circ. Sends Enbridge Pipeline Dispute To Mich. State Court
• Feds, Tribes Say It's Too Soon To Reopen Monument Suit
• NY Says IGRA Doesn't Keep State Lottery Off Tribal Land
• BNSF Owes Wash. Tribe $400M For Oil Shipping Trespass
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• High Court Won't Hear Florida Gaming Compact Dispute
• Utah Gov. And Land Trust Beat Tribe's Bidding Suit, For Now
• Makah Tribe Can Resume Hunting Gray Whales
• Feds, Tribes Say Mill Owners Liable For 150 Years Of Pollution
• Enviros Fight FERC OK Of Pipeline Feeding Mexico LNG Plant
• Tribal Casino Tells 7th Circ. Ill. City Rigged Proposal Votes
• Cannabis Cos. Make Deal Ahead Of Expected DEA Downgrade
• Tribes Fight BC's Consultation Policy On Aboriginal Rights
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• ND Lawmakers Want In On Voting Rights Suit, 8th Circ. Told
• Tribes Say Court Must Examine Spill Risks In Gold Mine Row
• Oil Cos. Ignore Precedent In Climate Change Row, Tribes Say
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Emissions Rules Should Stay In Place
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Ariz. Wants To Oppose Its Legislature In Monument Lawsuit
• Army's Claims In Burial Dispute 'Unconscionable,' Tribe Says
• Watchdog Says EPA's Lead Exposure Notice Program Lagging
• Federal Judgeships To Open In Pennsylvania And New Mexico
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Singleton Schreiber Adds Tribal And Environmental Law Pro
• GRSM50 Adds Labor And Employment Pro In San Diego
• IHS Urges Budget Shift After High Court Healthcare Ruling
• 9th Circ. Says Choctaw's Dispute With CVS Must Be Arbitrated
• FCC Urged To Add Missing Persons Code For Tribes
• Co. Says 16 Intervenors Will Drag Out Alaska Mine Dispute
• Justices Want Feds To Weigh In On ND Voting Dispute
• High Court Won't Review FCC's Universal Service Fund
• Motley Rice Allocated Biggest Share Of $2B Opioid Fees
• Lumbee Tribe Family Says Bias Sunk Home Rental Application
• Cherokee Man Asks High Court To Undo Tribal Tag Charges
• States Urge DC Circ. To Smoke EPA Particulate Matter Rule
• Arizona GOP Fights Claims of Ethical Issues In Voting Dispute
• Tribes, Green Groups Lose Challenge To SunZia Power Line
• Tribes Pan ND Assembly's High Court Brief In Subpoena Row
• EPA To Reevaluate Widely Used Toxic Chemical Under TSCA
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Say Feds Liable For Tribes' Healthcare Admin Costs
• BIA Escapes Washington Ranch's $48M Wildfire Suit
• Wash. Tribe Beats Farm's Challenge Of Land Suit's Dismissal
• Utah Tribe Wants 'Depleting' State Water Contract Drained
• Feds Say $1B Power Line Permit Challenge Should Be Zapped
• 1st Circ. May Undo Tribal Casino Bribery Convictions
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• Recreational Marijuana To Be On SD Ballot For 3rd Time
• Bill Would Give Tribes Stronger Say In Forest Protection
• Telecom Org. Says Expanding Universal Fund Only Way To Go
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Red States Target EPA's Tribal Water Rights Rule
• Biden Admin Looks To Take Down Ariz. Monument Lawsuits
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Enviro Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Affirm Blocked Logging Plan
• DC Judge Axes Ariz. Tribe's $2.6M Veteran Care Claims
• Feds Oppose Fla.'s Plea For Rushed CWA Appeal
• GAO Urges DEA To Streamline Religious Drug Use Requests
• Equifax Judge OKs $1.1M Atty Fees In Debt Reporting Deal
• States Say Biden Admin's LNG Export Pause Is Actually A Ban
• Minn. Tax Court Lowers Home Value Over Native Burial Mound
• Blockbuster Summer: 10 Big Issues Justices Still Must Decide