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Native American - May, 2025

172 articles

• Split 9th Circ. Won't Unblock Trump's Gov't Overhaul
• Construction Co. Owners Beat Long-Runing Fla. Qui Tam Suit
• Native American Group Looks To Block NY Mascot Ban
• Calif. Card Rooms Say AG's Gambling Regs Will Gut Local Biz
• Feds Say NY Violated Civil Rights Act With Mascot Ban
• No Point In Vacating NEPA Ruling, Gov't Tells 8th Circ.
• Group Calls For End To Native Mascots, Citing Youth Harm
• The BigLaw Settlements Are About Risk, Not Profit
• Oklahoma Overrides Veto To Fund Indigenous Missing Cases
• Trump Admin Says States Can't Fight Wind Permit Pause
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Tribal Immunity Limits On Deck For June
• Projects Get Some NEPA Relief, But How Much Is Unknown
• Interior OKs Utah Mine In First Fast-Tracked Energy Review
• SD Tribe Issues State Of Emergency Over Police Resources
• Kids Launch New Climate Case Over Trump Energy Orders
• Neb. Tribe Challenges Army's Repatriation Law Interpretation
• Brazilian Jiujitsu Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Restores Federal Approval Of Utah Oil Railway
• 16 States Sue Trump Admin Over Cuts To Science Grants
• DOI Faces Energy Co. Suit Over Fort Berthold Oil Lease
• Feds Ask SC Judge To Toss Suit Over Frozen Grant Funding
• Feds Tell Justices 9th Circ. Wrongly OK'd CWA Citizen Suit
• Feds Won't Appeal Offshore Fish Farming Permit Decision
• ND Tribes Seek 8th Circ. Rehearing In Voting Rights Row
• Va. Tribe's Medicaid Suspension Fight Faces State Pushback
• Birthright Ruling Could Alter Consumer Financial Litigation
• Groups Claim Mass. Offshore Wind Will Harm Views, Wildlife
• Greenpeace Fights To Walk Back $666M Pipeline Verdict
• Native Church Sues Calif. Sheriff Over Raids On Sacred Plants
• Gorsuch Says Oak Flat Ruling Will Harm Native Generations
• 9th Circ. Revives Tribes', Green Groups' Power Line Suit
• Ariz. Asks Justices To Skip Tax Fight Over Plant On Tribe Land
• High Court Won't Hear Apache's Bid To Undo Mining Decision
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Real Estate Recap: Opp Zones, SFR Sector, NYC Casinos
• 10th Circ. To Weigh Tribal Sovereignty In Casino Land Dispute
• Judge Extends Block On Trump's Government Layoffs
• Groups Look To Block Trump's Monument Fishing Order
• Power To The Paralegals: An Untapped Source For Biz Roles
• Judge Skeptical Of Harm In Recall Of Tribe's Gambling Eligibility
• EPA Warns States, Tribes On Clean Water Act Authority
• Calif. Judge Likely To Extend Block On Gov't Reorg, Job Cuts
• International Ramifications Of Canada's Health AI Moves
• Coalition Backs Calif. Tribe's Fight Over $700M Casino Project
• Playing Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Michigan Seeks 6th Circ. Rehearing In Enbridge Pipeline Row
• Tribes Sue US Over $23B Used For Boarding School Program
• Split Supreme Court Blocks 1st Religious Charter School
• Tribes Push To Preserve Challenges To Okla. Prosecutions
• SC Judge Restores Frozen Federal Grant Funding
• Gold Mine Risks Alaska Preserve And Whales, Tribe Claims
• Offshore Wind Farm Foes Back Trump Permitting Pause
• EPA Chief Defends Trump Plan To Halve Agency Budget
• Trump Rule Would Upend Endangered Species Status Quo
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Becoming A Firmwide MVP
• FWS' New 'Harm' Proposal Draws Praise, Concern For Species
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Okla. Tribe's Creek Land Dispute
• 6 Colo. Cities Sue Governor Over Housing Executive Order
• Nonprofits Seek To Block 'Sweeping' AmeriCorps Cuts
• Tribe Blames DOI For $1.5M In Legal Fees In Recognition Row
• Gov't Says Unions Too Slow In Calling For Halt Of Restructure
• Senate Dems Protest Broadband Deployment Delays
• GOP Will Push Calif. Waiver Vote, Dems Will Jam EPA Noms
• Judge Revives Suit Challenging BLM Lease Sales In Utah
• DC Circ. Ponders Letting Gov't Claw Back $20B In Green Funds
• FCC Examines Revisions To Alaska Broadband Measurements
• Justices Punt On Tribe Leader's Extortion Immunity Claim
• Calif. Climate Superfund Bill Faces Legal, Technical Hurdles
• NC Gov. Tacks On $891M To Hurricane Recovery Plan
• Justices Pass On Insurers' Tribal Jurisdiction Challenge
• High Court Won't Hear Insurer's Calif. COVID Tribal Dispute
• Real Estate Recap: Gold Card, Hospitality, Revolving Door
• Wash. Tribe Can't Ax Wildlife Refuge Protection Suit
• Feds Defend Oneida Nation's 500-Acre Land Trust Decisions
• Trump Calls On Justices To Stay Block Of Gov't Restructuring
• Feds Say Con Man Galanis Can't Recoup $2M Despite Clemency
• 5th Circ. Reverses Intervention Denial For Border Wall Cos.
• $38M Law Firm Settlement Highlights 'Unworthy Client' Perils
• Each Justice's Key Comments At Universal Injunction Args
• $666M Pipeline Verdict 'Poster Child' For Reduction, Judge Told
• Wis. Tribe Urges Army Corps To Reject Enbridge Line 5 Permit
• Ore. Tribe Looks To Redefine Columbia Basin Fishing Rights
• Unions, Groups Seek Injunction To Block Gov't Restructuring
• Justices Wary Of Pausing Sweeping Injunctions In Birthright Case
• 9th Circ. Questions University's Limits On Professor's Speech
• Teaching Business Law Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senate Confirms Trump's Pick For EPA General Counsel
• Keep DOGE Out Of Social Security Data, Unions Tell Justices
• HUD Allocates $1.1B For Tribal Affordable Housing Initiatives
• USDA Says Native Villages Aren't Tribal Land In $70M Dispute
• Gaming Co. Asks High Court To Undo Wash. Compacts' Order
• Interior Policy Aims To Shorten Oil And Gas Leasing Reviews
• 8th Circ. Dismisses North Dakota Native Voting Rights Dispute
• Wisconsin Lake Homeowners Amend Tribal Tax Burden Suit
• EPA Plans Cutbacks And Delays To PFAS Drinking Water Regs
• States Ask Court To End Trump's Wind Project Freeze
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Discovery
• Feds Challenge Montana Tribes' Full Police Funding Demand
• Gov't To Restore Climate Webpages After Lawsuit Pressure
• WNBA's Connecticut Sun Put Up For Sale By Mohegan Tribe
• Lawsuit Challenging Trump Energy Order May Be Premature
• Senator Asks Interior For More SD Tribal Police Funding
• SD Tribe's $1M School Debt Challenge Dismissed
• The Man Who Ended Affirmative Action Is Just Getting Started
• States Grapple With Feds Revoking Digital Equity Grants
• Climate NGOs Attack EPA Appeal In Funding Clawback Fight
• W.Va. High Court Declines 4th Circ. Request For Opioid Input
• Feds Say Tribal Tariff Dispute Must Stay In US Trade Court
• Judge Blocks Oak Flat Land Transfer Until High Court Review
• Mass. Court Says NIH Grant Disruption Suit Is In The Right Place
• Tribal Co. Hit With Class Suit Over High Interest Rates
• Unions Tell Justices To Protect Privacy In Social Security Case
• Calif. Tribe Can't Halt Decision On $700M Casino, Feds Say
• Will Justices Finally Rein In Universal Injunctions?
• Okla. Lawmaker Seeks Override Of Veto On Tribal Bill
• Calif. Judge Blocks Trump's Gov't Reorganization, Job Cuts
• National Report Exposes Gaps In Missing Minority Cases
• Wells Fargo Execs Sued In Del. Over 'Sham' Diversity Efforts
• Bipartisan Bill Would Make Tech Giants Help Pay For Networks
• Advocates Upset As Trump Targets 'Woke' Digital Equity
• Utah Tribe Challenges Colorado Parks' Bill Over Historical Ties
• EPA Broke Trust Duty In $16M Ovintiv Settlement, Court Told
• Souter's Clerks Remember Him As Humble, Kind And Caring
• Hiker And 'Raconteur': Atty Recalls 50-Year Bond With Souter
• A Look At David Souter's Most Significant Opinions
• Justice Souter Was An Unexpected Force Of Moderation
• Playing Guitar Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies At 85
• Virginia Tribe Challenges Medicaid Suspension Notice
• Colo. Court Sets Next Toxic Tort Bellwether For January
• Trump Admin Defends Gov't Restructuring As Lawful
• Albertsons Says Counties Have 'Paradoxical Status' In MDL
• Feds Secure Short-Term Agreements For Colo. River System
• Judge Asks DOJ To Define DEI In Health Grant Case
• Crisis Management Lessons From The Parenting Playbook
• Calif. Tribe Says State's Overcharges Void Gaming Compact
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Muscogee Nation Court To Hear Citizenship Case Arguments
• Adapting To Private Practice: From NY Fed To BigLaw
• Group Says $1.6M Funding Cut Derails Native History Efforts
• Fed Lawmakers Demand Halt On Cuts Affecting Tribal Health
• Freedmen Descendant Can't Redo $90M Cherokee Nation Suit
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Block Climate Change NGO Grants
• Cos. Face Enviro Justice Tug-Of-War Between States, Feds
• NY School District Asks Feds To Intervene In Mascot Dispute
• Top 3 Litigation Finance Deal-Killers, And How To Avoid Them
• DC Circ. Judge Doubts Fla. Plan To Permit Clean Water
• NEPA Repeal Could Slow Down Environmental Review
• Gaming Operator Can't Undo Minn. Immunity Order, Court Told
• Feds Say Calif. Tribe's Challenge To Cig Ruling Is 'Fruitless'
• California Sues Feds Over Koi Nation Land Trust Approval
• Minn. Tribe Looks To Weigh In On 3,000-Acre Land Trust Row
• Purdue Tells Justices 'Rigid' Fed. Circ. Rule Threatens Patents
• How Attys Can Use A Therapy Model To Help Triggered Clients
• States Sue Trump Over Halt On Wind Energy Projects
• 9th Circ. Says USFS Must Reassess Wash. Forest Fire Plan
• Feds Expand Hunting, Fishing Access In 16 Wildlife Refuges
• DOGE Takes Social Security Data Access Fight To High Court
• Real Estate Recap: Budget Cuts, Student Housing, Old Malls
• Trump Proposes Billions In Cuts To EPA State Grant Programs
• Groups Seek Order Halting Trump's Restructuring Of Gov't
• Miner, Recreationists Look To Dissolve Chuckwalla Monument
• Virginia Accuses Tribe Of Medicaid Billing Fraud
• 3 Steps For In-House Counsel To Assess Litigation Claims
• 'Fingers Crossed' At FCC As Court's Subsidy Ruling Closes In
• NY School District Appeals Mascot Ban While Feds Investigate
• States, Green Groups Look To Vacate NEPA Ruling
• Publix Can't Slip 'Zero-Market Share' Opioid Claims
• Okla. DAs Say Tribes Can't Overrule State Court Opinion
• 4th Circ. Skips To Full Review Of DOGE's SSA Access
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit Ruling On Guam Munitions Suit
• Teaching College Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer