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Native American - March, 2025

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• Trump Commutes Con Man Jason Galanis' Prison Sentence
• Insurer Off The Hook For Tribe's COVID Casino Shutdown
• Coalition Warns SAVE Act Will Disenfranchise Minority Voters
• Local, State Officials Cautious On Rollback Of Enviro Rules
• DOI Rescinds Gaming Eligibility In $700M Calif. Casino Project
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• DOJ Seeking Steep Costs To Make Challengers Think Twice
• DOJ Reverses Course, Drops Ga. Voter Suppression Claims
• Judge Tosses 3 Suits Challenging Ban On Native Mascots
• Burt Lake Band Drops Suit Against Interior Over Tribal Rule
• GOP Rep. Says Lawmakers Ready For FCC Subsidy Fix
• Tribe Not Ready For '2nd Bite' In Pipeline Row, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. OKs Largest US Crude Export Terminal's Expansion
• US Can Weigh In On Osage Reservation Boundary Dispute
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill For Georgia's First National Park
• California Tribe Wants In On 70-Acre Casino Project Challenge
• Western Leaders Oppose Cuts To Public Land Protections
• Minn. Pot Regulators Submit Proposed Rules For Retail Sale
• NY School District Urges Court To Halt Native Mascot Ban
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Injunction Compelling Fed. Worker Rehire
• 1st Circ. Denies Gov't Bid To Enforce Funding Freeze
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• Supreme Court Skeptical Of Nixing FCC Subsidy Fund
• Coalition Says Trump Admin Flouted Federal Rehiring Order
• DOI Lacked Authority To Cancel Arctic Leases, Judge Says
• Trump Pardons Ex-Hunter Biden Biz Pal For Tribal Bond Fraud
• Trump Pick To Lead EPA Attys Grilled In Senate On Experience
• Big Oil Cos. Must Face Tribal Climate Suits In State Court
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• State AGs, Bars Urge Attys To Speak Up Over Trump Orders
• Utah Tribe 'Doubled-Down' In Bidding Scheme Row, Court Told
• Justices Grapple With Circuit Courts' Clean Air Act Authority
• Calif. Lawmaker Floats NY-Like Internet Pricing Cap
• NM To Approve Turquoise Alerts For Missing Indigenous
• Michigan Tribes Exit Line 5 Talks, Citing 'Energy Emergency'
• Ore. Tribe Backs Hydro Utility's Eminent Domain Bid At Falls
• Groups Press DC Judge To Unfreeze EPA Climate Funds
• Trump Asks High Court To Halt Fed. Workers' Reinstatement
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• Justices Close Door On Kids' Climate Case
• Trump Administration Reveals Details On WOTUS Intentions
• Senator Says Plan To Cut Ed. Dept. Breaks Promise To Tribes
• Creek Freedmen Band Wants In On Tulsa Jurisdiction Fight
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• Payday Lender Gets Appeal On Lawyer's Blackmail Conflict
• No Coal Plant Rescue Plans On The Table, FERC Chair Says
• Feds Ask High Court To Nix Mich. Tribal Land Trust Row
• Tribe's Claims Against Alaska Gold Mine Permit Reduced
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ohio Judge Blasts Fla. Atty In Opioid MDL For False Statements
• California Rancheria Can Comment On Casino Land Dispute
• ACLU Says Biased AI Tech Boxed Out Deaf Intuit Applicant
• Interior Department Transfers 680 Acres To North Dakota Tribe
• 8th Circuit Rejects Minn. Tribe's Jurisdiction Rehearing Bid
• Upholding Tribal Sovereignty Benefits US And Indian Country
• Wash. Water Quality Regs Survive Industry Challenge
• Judge Carves Up Arkansas Cherokee Casino License Dispute
• Greenpeace Owes More Than $660M In Dakota Pipeline Case
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Judge Won't Unfreeze Climate Grantees' EPA Funds
• Purdue Pharma Files New $7.4B Ch. 11 Plan Settlement
• Tribe Members Complicate Tesoro Pipeline Row, 8th Circ. Told
• Enbridge, Whitmer Spar Over Immunity In Line 5 Lawsuit
• Army Corps' Permit For Offshore Fish Farms Is Voided
• DC Circ. Gives FERC Chance To Redo LNG Project Approvals
• After CEQ's Rollback, Fate Of NEPA May Be In Justices' Hands
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• Wash. AG Backs Tribe's $400M Trespass Win Against BNSF
• Okla. Gov. Looks To Dismiss Tribe's Jurisdiction Dispute
• Calif. Panel Sides With Tribe In Hotel Construction Fight
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Halt Federal Workers Reinstatement Order
• HUD, DOI To Identify Federal Land For Affordable Housing
• Filmmaker Questions Netflix Defense In IP Suit Over 'Rez Ball'
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• Gov't Tells Justices FCC Subsidy Critics Target 'Strawman'
• Calif. Tribe Looks To Defend Casino Land Trust Decision
• Green Groups Sue Fed. Agencies Over Frozen Funding
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• 6th Circ. Rejects Tribe's Appeal Of Great Lakes Fishing Pact
• Students' Regalia Rights Bill Heads To New Mexico Governor
• Seminole Say Minn. Order Backs Bid To Nix Gaming Ad Suit
• Implementation, Constitutional Issues With Birthright Order
• Ore. Tribes Challenge Utility's Eminent Domain Bid
• Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Many Fired Federal Workers
• EPA Puts 'Holy Grail Of Climate Change Religion' In Crosshairs
• EPA Says Grant Termination Moots Climate Group's Challenge
• Alaska Tribal Groups' Bid To Update Fish Harvesting Rule Fails
• HUD Rejects NC City's DEI-Incorporating Disaster Relief Plan
• Arizona Lawmakers Reintroduce $5B Tribal Water Rights Act
• ND Lawmakers OK Recommending Tribal Land Taxation Study
• 6th Circ. Ends Group's Challenge To Great Lakes Fishing Pact
• Trump Admin Shutters EPA's Enviro Justice Office
• Judge Rules Tribal Immunity Bars Minn. Casino Lawsuit
• Feds Push Back On Enviro Orgs., Tribes In Yellowstone Bison Case
• Zydus Cuts Deal With States, Tribes In Opioid Nuisance Suit
• EPA Officially Cuts $20B In Funding For Climate Projects
• 6th Circ. Asks If It Should Duck Enbridge Pipeline Fight
• Groups Say EPA Must Regulate Phosphate Mining Waste
• Womble Bond Partner Named US Attorney For Western NC
• Tribal Nations, Students Sue Feds Over School Staffing Cuts
• EPA Climate Grantee Sues Citibank, Agency Over Frozen Cash
• Ayahuasca Church Says DEA Violated Religious Use Contract
• Tribe Says BNSF Can't Derail $400M Trespass Judgment
• Ariz. Power Co. Asks Justices To Review Tax On Tribal Plant
• Tribal Casino Says Sovereign Immunity Sinks 401(k) Fee Suit
• Public Interest Groups Seek Revamped FCC Subsidy
• Feds Say California Tribes' Casino Challenge Comes Too Late
• Hints Of A New High Court Majority Emerge In Trump Cases
• Trump Admin Pressed to Keep Ariz. Indian Affairs Office Open
• Okla. Gov.'s Brother Can't Use McGirt Ruling to Avoid Ticket
• ND High Court Nixes Greenpeace Transfer Bid In $300M Trial
• Wash. Biz Groups Say Water Regs Rule Likely To Be Repealed
• Tribal Water Rights Bills Advance To US Senate Floor
• Senate Dems Press Citibank To Thaw Frozen EPA Grant Funds
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• Trump Administration Ordered To Release Funds To States
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOGE Firings, Agency Cuts Targeted In New Sierra Club Suit
• Army To Disinter 19 Students From Boarding School Cemetery
• Trump EPA Nominees Grilled On Climate Change Views
• Native Groups Want Equal Footing In Fed. Appellate Courts
• CashCall Wants 9th Circ. Redo Of Order To Pay CFPB $134M
• Dems Demand Halt To Trump Admin's Tribal Program Cuts
• Minn. County Officials Claim Bias In DOI's Land Trust Decision
• Judge Stays Osage Wind Farm Order, Requires $10M Bond
• Calif. PBM Opioid Suit Belongs In Federal Court, 9th Circ. Told
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Blackmail Case's Effect On Fraud Conviction
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• Holland & Hart Adds Alaska US Rep And Her Chief Of Staff
• Colo. Judge Vacates Fed Orders Allowing Wild Horse Removal
• $100M Deal To End Suit Against Colo. Reservoir Project
• National Gaming Chair Gets Pause In Alaskan Casino Suit
• EPA Chief Asks Watchdog To Investigate $20B Grant Program
• Enviro Groups Say DOGE Teams Are Violating Transparency Law
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• Oklahoma DAs Look To Nix DOJ's Jurisdiction Lawsuits