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Native American - July, 2024

142 articles

• Ayahuasca Church Can't Get $2.1M For Atty Fees
• EPA Looks To Dismiss States' Water Rule Challenge
• Pipeline Cos. Can Join FERC Approval Fight
• Telecom Trespassing On Reservation Land, Oregon Tribes Say
• Historical Association Backs Tribes In SunZia Power Line Row
• Final DOI Report Finds Nearly 1,000 Died At Boarding Schools
• Takeaways From High Court's Tribal Health Admin Cost Ruling
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• Tribe Says Sovereignty 'Sea Change' At Stake In Tobacco Row
• Insurer Says Interior Dept. Must Face $20M Tribal Loan Claims
• Psychedelics And The Law: A Midyear Review
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bishops Say Boarding School Bill Lacks Churches' Input
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Utilities Seek 8th Circ. Freeze Of Power Plant Effluent Rule
• 6th Circ. Revives Challenge Of Clean Water Rule
• 2 Calif. Tribal Gaming Talks Advance, 1 Awaits DOI Assist
• Cherokee Entities Look To Dismiss Casino Licensing Dispute
• Feds Invest $240M In Pacific Tribal Fish Hatchery Efforts
• Washington Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• 11th Circ. Revives FCA Dispute Over Small Biz Contracts
• Ninth Circ. Vacates, Remands BIA Sexual Misconduct Dispute
• SEC Seeks To Narrow Attack On Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule
• Pentagon Panel To Review Wounded Knee Medals Of Honor
• Lawmakers Take Stab At Energy Permitting As Election Looms
• Alaska Sues To Block Federal Land Conservation Rule
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Roadside Attraction Challenges
• Former Dentons Litigator Returns To Practice Indigenous Law
• Native Hawaiian Midwives Gain Relief From Licensing Law
• Navajo Coal Co. Appeals FINRA Arbitration Order In $11M Fight
• Unions, Energy Groups Back Enbridge 6th Circ. Rehearing Bid
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• BIA Wraps Up Search For Brothers' Ancestral Records
• Feds Get OK To Seek Title To ND Riverbed For Mineral Rights
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• EPA Awards $4.3B In Grants For Climate Change Projects
• NY Appeals Court Revives Cayuga Lake PFAS Suit
• Native Villages Push For Injunction In Fed Broadband Row
• Class Seeks $1.5B Settlement In Payday Loan Dispute
• Fla. Man Charged With Selling Fake Tribal Jewelry In Wis.
• Civil Rights Groups Ask Judge To Block Georgia Voting Law
• Tribes Move Step Closer To $5B Water Rights Settlement
• Investor Signs $897K Settlement Over R. Kelly Show Funding
• 9th Circ. Signals Support For Alaska Salmon Fishery
• State PUCs Urged To Keep Eye On Broadband Projects
• Creek Citizenship Case Paused Amid Tribal Court Controversy
• 6th Circ. Looks To Wash Hands Of Waters Of US Appeal
• Docs Get Same Hefty Opioid Sentences Despite Top Court Win
• DOI Rejects Calif. Tribal Members' Lineal Descent Claims
• Lawmakers Say Bid To Toss Monument Suit Is A 'Red Herring'
• Pharma Co. Slams Magistrate's Venue Report In Opioid Suit
• FCC To Vote On New Emergency Code For Missing Persons
• New Mexico Adds Superfund Claims To PFAS Suit Against US
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Calif. Tribe Awarded $8.2M Over Destruction Of Cultural Site
• Enbridge Seeks 6th Circ. Rehearing In Venue Dispute
• High Court Made Profound Mistake In Tossing Purdue Deal
• Pollution Settlement Will Work To Restore Wash. River Habitat
• Pentagon, GSA Seek 'Record-Setting' Clean Energy Projects
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tribes Fight Red States' Bid To Halt EPA Water Rule
• Farm, Fuel Groups Challenge Feds' Land Conservation Rule
• BEAD Should Not 'Impede' Rural 5G Fund, FCC Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Review Toss Of Youths' Climate Case
• Ariz. Rancher Says Monument Order A 'Regulatory Regime'
• Okla. Tribes Agree To Share Hunting, Fishing Rights
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• US Wins $15B Keystone Cancellation Case
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Opioid MDL Plaintiffs Atty Fee Awards Upheld
• Plaintiffs Want Opioid MDL Bellwethers Cut For Lost Emails
• BNSF Puts Up $426M To Stay Tribe's Win Pending Appeal
• Feds Join Voting Rights Suit Over Georgia Election Law
• Tire Cos. Can't Pause Fish-Harming Chemical Suit
• Lawmakers Unveil $1B Water Infrastructure Bill For Ariz. Tribe
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs. Say Mining Exec's Retirement Moots Suit
• Calif. Tribe Seeks $8.2M For Cultural Site Destruction
• $1M Fine 'Substantial' In Wash. Dam Settlement, Judge Says
• Judge Grants Tesoro Injunction In Pipeline Fight With Feds
• Marathon Oil To Pay $241.5M Over North Dakota Emissions
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• Top Atty At Army Center Of Military History Joins Shook Hardy
• Southern Ute Say Colo. Can't Regulate Tribe's Online Games
• Utah Goes 'Too Far' In Seeking Order Clarity, Tribe Says
• Mont. High Court Weighs Youths' Right To Sue In Climate Case
• FERC Rule Is A Big Step Forward For Transmission Planning
• Rural Broadband Org. Calls For Speedier Permitting Process
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOI Pledges $120M For Tribal Climate Resiliency Efforts
• Judge Says Alaska Tribal Healthcare Provider Can Access Info
• 'Plain English, Graphics, Pictures': Enviro Policy Post-Chevron
• Calif. Tribe Wants Nix Of Casino Card Check Arbitration Award
• Bill Would Approve Largest Tribal Water Rights Settlement
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• Tire Cos. Say Fishing Groups' Claims Fall Flat In ESA Row
• BLM Faces Challenges To Alaska Oil Reserve Protections
• Tribe Says NY Counties Want It To Pay For 911 Access
• 2 Options For Sackler Family After High Court Purdue Ruling
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• Miss. Casino Aims To Void Cherokee Ark. Gaming License
• Judge Says Michigan Not Immune From Enbridge's Line 5 Suit
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Feds Say Alaska Tribes Can't Prevail In Broadband Row
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• After Chevron: Impact On Indian Law May Be Muted
• DOJ Says Ayahuasca Church Doesn't Deserve $2.2M Fees
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• Lawmakers Want Answers In Kan. Tribal College Investigation
• Alaskan Tribe Says It Can't Get Access To Burial Site
• California Tribe Sues Over 'Princeology' RICO Scheme
• FCC Denies 'Blanket Amnesty' If Cos. Drop Network Projects
• 2nd Circ. ERISA Ruling May Help Fight Unfair Arb. Clauses
• After Chevron Deference: What Lawyers Need To Know
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tribal Nations Want In On Red States' Water Rule Dispute
• Georgia Wants 11th Circ. To Undo Blocks On Election Law
• Calif. Tribe Members Say Racial Ancestry Case Is Valid
• Purdue Ch. 11 Ruling Reinforces Importance Of D&O Coverage
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Enbridge, Tribes Spar Over Payout In Pipeline Trespass Row
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• Native American Activist Leonard Peltier Denied Parole
• Data Analysis Shows Swift Influx In EPA Brownfield Grants
• Alaska Village Hits Army Corps With Gold Mine Permit Suit
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• Interior Dept. OKs Atlantic Shores South Wind Project
• High Court Vacates Tribes' Legislative Privilege Dispute
• Red States Get Biden Admin's LNG Export Pause Halted
• Washington State, Tribes Can Wade Into Water Regs Dispute
• RNC, Arizona Lawmakers Can't Pause Voting Rights Order
• Reform NEPA To Speed Mining Permits, Clean Energy Shift
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Enbridge Tells Michigan Judge To Speed Up Pipeline Ruling