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Native American - January, 2025

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• Amid Suits, Wis. Tribe Tickets For Use Of Contested Roads
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• New EPA Leader's First Days Bring Heat From Senators, Staff
• DOI Wins Remand Request In Wash. Tribe's Recognition Bid
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Tribes Back Bid At 4th Circ. To Undo Army Burial Order
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Another Oklahoma Judge To Take Senior Status
• Former North Dakota Gov. Confirmed As Interior Secretary
• FERC Says Pacific NW Pipeline Approval Was By The Book
• Senate Bill Requiring AM Radio In Cars Is Back Again
• Tribe's Alaskan Burial Site Dispute Paused During Talks
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• EPA Says Okla. Must Give Tribes Say In Enviro Policies
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Muscogee Nation Sues Oklahoma DAs In Sovereignty Dispute
• 8th Circ. Rejects Oglala Rancher's Cattle Theft Appeal
• Senate Confirms Former Rep. Lee Zeldin To Lead EPA
• 2nd Circ. Rejects NY Tribe's Eel Fishing Regs Challenge
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• Tribal Leaders Call Funding Freeze A 'Step In Wrong Direction'
• Stakeholders Worry Funding Freeze Will Hinder Connectivity
• Energy Co. Seeks Abeyance In Dakota Access Pipeline Row
• New FERC Chair Backs Status Quo For Gas Project Reviews
• Calif. Says It Has Immunity In Tribal Gaming Compact Suit
• Ariz. Judge Rejects Monument Challenge Due To Mining Ban
• Oklahoma Judge To Take Senior Status Next Year
• Judge Temporarily Halts Trump's Funding Freeze
• Alaskan Co. Says Texas Firm Bungled Wash. Dam Scaffolding
• Enbridge Urges Line 5 Judge To Stall For Trump Admin Talks
• Fed Fisheries Seek Win In Tide Gate Fight Over Salmon
• Oklahoma Tribes Want In On DOJ's Jurisdiction Lawsuits
• Pipeline Cos. Tell DC Circ. FERC Project Review Is Solid
• Ill. Casino Applicant Loses Out On License Denial Challenge
• Trump Fires Inspectors General Without Notice
• Navajo Nation Cautions Citizens Over Immigration Raids
• Enviros Want To Reopen Yellowstone Bison Suit
• Trump Energy Order Disrupts High-Profile NEPA Cases
• Army Exploits Pa. Boarding School Cemetery, 4th Circ. Told
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• Ex-Tribal Chair Seeks High Court Review Of Extortion Verdict
• Trump Orders Recognition Of Lumbee Tribe
• NCAA, Student-Athlete Near Deal To End W. Va. Transfer Suit
• Okla. High Court Says Gov. Stitt Can Lead Tribal-Gaming Case
• Senate Energy Committee Greenlights Energy, Interior Picks
• Trump's Pick To Lead EPA Advances In Senate
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Minn. Operator Fights Tribal Bid To Nix Class III Gaming Suit
• Conn. Lawmaker Proposes Bill Legalizing In-Flight Gambling
• 7 Employment Contracts Issues Facing DOL Scrutiny
• Navajo Nation Looks To Block Federal Mineral Leasing Ban
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Army, SD Tribe Fight For Early Win In Dakota Access Row
• DC Judge Declines To DQ Jenner & Block In Casino Dispute
• Trump Moratorium Is An Ill Wind For Project Development
• Biden Commutes Sentence For Native Activist Leonard Peltier
• Payment Co. Says Okla. Tribe Lacks Jurisdiction In Fraud Suit
• A Look At Sweepstakes Casinos' Legal Issues In Fla., Beyond
• Justices Won't Hear Montana Native Voting Order Dispute
• Trump Ends Biden Moratorium That Limited LNG Exports
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Trump, Musk Sued By Nonprofits Over DOGE Transparency
• Red States And Oil Groups Attack Biden's Coastal Drilling Ban
• Muscogee Look To Renew Alabama Burial Grounds Dispute
• GOP Reps. Look To End President's National Monument Power
• DC Circ. Sends LNG-By-Rail Rule Back To Drawing Board
• DHS Sec. Nominee Faces Senators Ahead Of Inauguration
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• Tribes, ND Spar Over High Court's Voting Rights Order
• Cherokee, Feds Reach $80M Settlement In Accounting Fight
• Mining Co. Can Intervene In Nevada Lithium Project Suit
• USPTO Seeks Views On 'Traditional Knowledge' IP Treaty
• Trump EPA Pick Faces Climate Questions, Dodges Details
• Interior Nom Stresses Need For More Fossil Fuels
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wash. City, Tribe Look To Settle 24-Hour ER Shelter Dispute
• Energy Secretary Nominee Emphasizes Production At Hearing
• Calif. Tribe Fights State's Bid To Ax Gaming Compact Suit
• Interior Department Finalizes New Tribal Recognition Rule
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• DOI Greenlights Calif. Tribe's $700M Casino, Housing Project
• Tribe Members Look To Intervene In 8th Circ. Pipeline Case
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• 10th Circ. Rolls Back University's Win In Race, Sex Bias Suit
• Tribes, Enviro Groups Say Mich. Ignored Climate In Tunnel OK
• Both Michigan US Attys Resign Ahead Of Inauguration
• FERC Defends Limited Review Of Cross-Border Gas Pipeline
• Judge Says California Tribe Can't Block Casino Land Decision
• Interior Department Approves Ore. Tribal Casino Amid Lawsuit
• Tax-Exempt Regs Should Cover Trust Payments, Tribes Say
• Dems Seek Postponement Of Interior Secretary Hearing
• Supreme Court Won't Hear ND Native Voting Rights Dispute
• Justices Reject Utah's Effort To Wrest Land From Feds
• DeSantis Vows More Money, Control Over Everglades Projects
• FWS Rejects Bids To Strip Protections From Grizzly Bears
• Kiewit's Seattle Marine Yard Runoff Violates CWA, Suit Says
• Minn. Tribal Casino Execs Look To Nix Class III Gaming Fight
• 7 Ways 2nd Trump Administration May Affect Partner Hiring
• Tribe's Atty Looks To Ax Remaining Claims In $14.6M Suit
• ND Voting Laws May Be Undone In 8th Circ., Justices Told
• Airlines Say 9th Circ. Should Mull Seattle Airport Pollution Suit
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Custodian Selection
• Feds Award Millions To Tribes For Safe Water, Homes, Climate
• DOI's Arctic Refuge Oil Lease Sale Yields No Bidders
• Ariz. Tribe Sues Social Media Giants Over Youth Mental Health
• Justices Seem Focused On NEPA's Limits In Utah Rail Case
• Calif. Tribe Has Standing To Block Casino Project, Court Told
• EPA, Navajo To Remove 65 Acres Of Waste From Reservation
• Dems Cry Foul On Trump Nominees' Hearings Process
• Exercising On My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bill To Protect Wounded Knee Massacre Site Reintroduced
• Navajo Nation Sues Feds Over Judicial Funding, Again
• Biden Designates Two New National Monuments In California
• Osage Nation Asks Court To Confirm Reservation Boundaries
• Biden Signs DC Football Stadium Bill Into Law
• Feds Hit Georgia Developer With Suit Over Native Artifacts
• High Court Must Adopt New Voting Standard, Justices Told
• Breyer's 1st Circ. Visit A 'Very Cool' Opportunity For Attys
• Biden Closes Off Coastal Areas To Offshore Drilling
• Jenner & Block Faces DQ Bid In Casino Project Dispute
• Exploring Venue Strategy For Trump-Era Regulatory Litigation
• CashCall Still On Hook For $134M To CFPB, 9th Circ. Rules
• States Debate High Court Solution To Election Map Catch-22
• Calif. Tribes Sue Casino Card Rooms Under New Law
• Consultants Should Be Aware Of DOJ's Potential New Reach
• Wash. City Fights Order To Keep ER Tribal Shelter Open
• Ore., Calif. Tribes Can't Stop Casino Project
• 5th Circ.'s Nasdaq Ruling Another Piece In DEI Policy Puzzle
• Anchorage Residents Look To Block Tribal Casino Project
• Oregon, California Tribes Ask Court To Block Casino Project
• Playing Esports Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Crush-Resistant' OxyContin Patents Fail At Fed. Circ.
• Jenner & Block Adds DOJ Atty As Agency Exodus Continues
• Trump Transition Underway At Key Environmental Agencies
• An Associate's Guide To Career Development In 2025
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2025
• Federal Rules Impacted Tribes In 2024, With More To Come
• Cannabis Advocates Hone Their Policy Goals For 2025
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2025
• Key Environmental Policies To Watch In 2025