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Native American - August, 2024

143 articles

• Expert Doesn't Back Certain Tribal Fishing Rights, Judge Says
• McKesson, Others To Pay Benefit Plans $300M In Opioid Deal
• Feds Propose Tribal Oversight Of Utah National Monument
• Parents Unhurt By Indigenous Child Law, Minn. Justices Told
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Firm Accused Of Botching Arbitration In Tribal Lending Row
• FCC's New Rules For Rural 5G Fund Stir Controversy
• Insurer's $20M Tribal Loan Claim Goes To Fed. Claims Court
• DOI Stands By Its Mining Ban On 28M Acres In Alaska
• Feds Ask The Supreme Court To Reverse NEPA Railway Ruling
• Advocacy Groups Back Ga. Bid To Undo Election Law Block
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Utah Counties Tell Justices DC Circ. Took NEPA Too Far
• Red States Raise Alarm Over Methane Rule Retroactivity
• HUD Gives $10M For Homeless Native America Veteran Services
• The Biggest Enviro Cases To Watch In 2024: Midyear Report
• Judge Stays Enbridge's Bid For Quick Win In Pipeline Fight
• For Native Voters, Mail Delivery Is A Big Obstacle, Reports Say
• Trim Advised In White Homeowners' Claims Against NC City
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Wells Fargo Says 'Good Faith' Efforts Ax Investors' Bias Suit
• Cherokee Nation's Opioid Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Alaskan Tribal Health Group Hits Feds With $390M Suit
• Enbridge, Mich. Battle Over Immunity Order In Pipeline Fight
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• Army Corps Looks To Trim Claims In Alaskan Gold Mine Row
• Tribal And Salmon Groups To Intervene In Alaska Mining Suit
• Federal Lawmakers Demand USDA Fix Tribal Food Backlog
• Ariz. Woman Owes $22M After Defrauding State Health System
• UNITE HERE Calls Tribe's Bid To Nix Arbitration Award Flawed
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• McKinsey Opioid Suits Sent Back To NY, Illinois State Courts
• Ark. County Wants Out Of Cherokee Casino Licensing Dispute
• The Biggest Energy Decisions In The First Half Of 2024
• La. Judge Smashes EPA Civil Rights Regulations In State
• EPA Issues Guidance On Civil Rights Safeguards
• Public Needs Full Record In Pebble Mine Row, Alaska Argues
• The Biggest Enviro Policy Moves Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• PBMs Can't Yet Duck Municipalities' Claims In Opioid MDL
• Judge Trims Indigenous Group's South Dakota Hotel Bias Suit
• Justices Allow Part Of Ariz. Voter Law To Take Effect
• Apache Carry Petition To High Court With A Prayer Journey
• Auburn Wants Out Of 11th Circ. Arguments Over Burial Ground
• Telephone Cos. Want In On Tribal Broadband Grant Row
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• US Army Escapes Nebraska Tribe's Repatriation Suit
• EPA Urges 8th Circ. Not To Delay Power Plant Effluent Rule
• Tribe Backs $2.8M Casino Debt Suit Against Ex-Studio Mogul
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• Calif. AG Secures Rite Aid Deal Ensuring Pharmacy Access
• Alaska Seeks Pause In Mining Row Suit With EPA
• DOJ, SD County Resolve Indigenous Voting Barrier Claims
• Ariz. Tribe Wins Pause Of Lithium Project Construction
• New Fed Rule Will Help Tribes Sponsor Watershed Projects
• Utah Tells Justices Feds Must Relinquish Land In State
• DOI Issues 1st Floating Offshore Wind Energy Lease
• Feds Can't Delay Justice In Reservation Shooting, Family Says
• 3 High Court Rulings May Shape Health Org. Litigation Tactics
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Arden Trust Co. Sued In Del. Over Bikini Atoll Fund Depletion
• FERC Can't OK Calif. Hydropower Permit Delays, DC Circ. Told
• Red States Seek To Block Interior Mining Violation Rule
• 9th Circ. Told Psilocybin Petition Is Backed By Precedent
• ND Tribe Says State Has No Right To Riverbed Mineral Rights
• NIH Program To Use Tribal Research To Combat Opioid Crisis
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• HUD Joins 6-Year Strategy To Beat Extreme Heat
• 9th Circ. Throws Alaska Fishers A Lifeline In Orca Food Case
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Sending Pipeline Fight To Mich. Court
• Baltimore Inks $152.5M Opioid Deal With Cardinal Health
• 9th Circ. Upholds Tribe's Win In Washington Dam Suit
• New Study Sought On Uranium Mine Near Grand Canyon
• SG Tells High Court No Reason To Unblock Ariz. Voter Law
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• Bar Associations Issue 'Call To Action' To Law Firms On DEI
• Stop 'Pointing Fingers,' Judge Tells Blue Cross, Mich. Tribe
• Judge Says Sioux Tribe Can't Hold US Liable In Building Row
• Interior Department Grants $775M To Plug Oil And Gas Wells
• Ariz. GOP Backs RNC's High Court Bid To Stay Voting Order
• Montana Sen. Tester Says BIA Must Do More To Protect Tribes
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Utah Tribe's Water Dispute
• Treasury Says $82M Will Boost Tribal Small Business Growth
• Oregon Gets New 600-Acre Wildlife Refuge
• 10th Circ. Wipes Out Fight Over Obama-Era Methane Rule
• The Biggest Enviro Decisions Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Is My Counterclaim Bound To Fall?
• Ill. Casino Can't Claim Immunity In Competition Row, City Says
• Ariz. Tribe, Green Groups Want In On Industry Copper Rule Suit
• Ruling On Reservation Shooting Can't Be Delayed, Feds Say
• Las Vegas Jury Deals Out A Verdict Of No Infringement
• North Dakota Officials OK Pot Legalization Ballot Measure
• Playing Dungeons & Dragons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Museum Returns 150-Year-Old Press To Cherokee Nation
• Groups Call On IHS To End Amalgam Use On Tribal Lands
• Calif. Tribe Loses Bid To Overturn BIA's Organization Rule
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Ease Letter Of Credit Rules For Tribal Broadband, FCC Urged
• Construction Co. Says Tribe Can't Escape $1.9M Wage Suit
• Protest Tossed After Navy Cancels $12M Software Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• RNC, Ariz. Lawmakers Ask Justice Kagan To Halt Voting Order
• The Long Road To Legalizing Pot In Florida And South Dakota
• NY Counties Say Cayuga Nation's 911 Suit Not An Emergency
• DOL Settles White Mountain Apache Tribe's ERISA Suit
• 3 Leadership Practices For A More Supportive Firm Culture
• Feds Award $36M To Boost Wyo. Indigenous Ecotourism
• Tribe Must Arbitrate Union Card Check Dispute, Judge Says
• Ark. Racing Commission Wants Out Of Licensing Dispute
• Texas LNG Investor's Estate Sues In Del. Over Stake Valuation
• FCC Adopts New Emergency Code For Missing Persons
• How Justices' E-Rate Decision May Affect Scope Of FCA
• Drilling Permit Suit Must Be Revived, Enviro Orgs. Tell DC Circ.
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Hyperlinked Documents
• Servers Seek Default In Foxwoods Restaurant Wage Case
• Feds Let The Wrong Family Bury Hopi Artist's Body, Kids Say
• DOE Plans To Invest $30M In Tribal Energy, Colleges
• A Harris-Walz Win Would Also Make History In Minnesota
• Loper Bright Limits Federal Agencies' Ability To Alter Course
• New Bill Would Create 400K-Acre National Monument In Ariz.
• Miss. Casino Says License Dispute Belongs In State Court
• Ariz. Tribe Seeks To Block Lithium Exploration Project
• DC Circ. Axes FERC Reauthorizations For Texas LNG Projects
• Teaching Scuba Diving Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Energy Dept. Awards $2.2B For 8 Grid Upgrade Projects
• Wis. Bank Settles Tribal Group's Bias Suit Over Peyote Use
• GSA Makes First Tribal Carbon-Free Electricity Purchase
• Tribe Says DOI Must Finalize New Recognition Rule
• Lawyers Can Take Action To Honor The Voting Rights Act
• Washington, Tribes Back EPA's Health Criteria For The State
• 9th Circ. Denies Rehearing Bid In ESA Fish Protection Suit
• McKinsey's $78M Opioid Deal With Health Plans Gets OK
• Navajo Restrict Radioactive Transport On Reservation Lands
• Mich. AG Says Enbridge 6th Circ. Rehearing Bid Is Meritless
• Tribes Seek Commission's Help On Canada Mining Policy
• More Tribes Suing Social Media For Teen Addiction, Suicides
• Conservation Groups Take Aim At ESA Regs
• Groups Say DC Circ.'s Toss Of FERC OK Boosts Their Case
• How Loper Bright Weakens NEPA Enviro Justice Strategy
• Calif. Tribe Can't Toss Casino Card Check Award, For Now