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Native American - August, 2025

156 articles

• NY Tribe Wants Smoke Shop Sanctioned For Flaking On Records
• DC Circ. Backs Biden Gulf Drilling Plan Amid Trump Revamp
• Former National Security Officials Say Union EO Went Too Far
• Tribe Says Okla. City Can't Avoid Sovereignty Suit
• High Court Urged To Uphold Wash. Gaming Compact Order
• Advice For 1st-Gen Lawyers Entering The Legal Profession
• Creek Nation Halts Citizenship Cards After Freedmen Ruling
• States Say White House Caved In AmeriCorps Cut Fight
• 10th Circ. Told Okla. 'Race Theory' Law Must Go
• 9th Circ. Rules BLM Can Implement Oregon Logging Plan
• Unions Urge Judgment Blocking DOGE's Agency Access
• Court Blocks Bid To Keep Everglades Detention Center Open
• Arkansas Court Dismisses Cherokee Casino License Claims
• Tribal Members Seek 5th Circ. Redo In San Antonio Park Row
• Red States Fight Youths' Effort To Stop Trump Energy Orders
• Coaching Cheerleading Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tribe Wins Limited Approval Of Bid To Intervene In Casino Suit
• Miner, Recreationists Oppose Intervention In Monument Fight
• NC City Scraps Race-Based Board Criteria To End Bias Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Make A Deal
• Proposed NIH Class Can Join UC Grant Cuts Suit, Judge Says
• USDOT Threatens States With Funding Cuts Over Truck Safety
• FOIA Results Wanted Before Ruling In DOGE Disclosure Suit
• Feds Look To Dismiss Calif. Tribe's $700M Casino Dispute
• From Clerkship To Law Firm: 5 Transition Tips For Associates
• Studio Mogul Demands Jury In $2.8M Mohegan Sun Debt Suit
• Fla. ICE Official Warns Detention Center Closure Risks Safety
• California Tribe Looks To Undo Casino Union Arbitration Order
• Unions Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Order Halting Bargaining EO
• Native Artist, Colorado Town Settle Dispute Over Gaza Post
• Economists Say FCC Copper Line Phaseout Needed
• Alaska Looks To Reopen Tribal Gaming Lease Dispute
• Associates Can Earn Credibility By Investing In Relationships
• Feds, Wind Farm Backers Duel For Wins In Permitting Fight
• Split 9th Circ. Halts Land Swap With Idaho Tribes' Backing
• New York Says There Is No 'Native Ban' In Mascot Dispute
• EEOC Seeks To Pry Loose Info In Native American Bias Probe
• Tribe Member Can't Discharge Tax Debt, 10th Circ. Affirms
• Lessons From 7th Circ.'s Deleted Chat Sanctions Ruling
• IRS Guidance Sparks Mixed Reaction For Solar, Wind Projects
• Fla. Appeals Order To Wind Down Detention Center Operations
• Fla. Judge Orders Wind Down Of Everglades Detention Center
• Tribe Sues Kalshi, Robinhood To Block 'Gaming Racket'
• Biz Groups Appeal Calif. Climate Reporting Ruling To 9th Circ.
• UC Grant Cuts Over DEI Likely Stifle Speech, 9th Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Rejects Rehearing On Alaskan Willow Oil Project
• Connecticut, Feds Look To Settle 80-Acre Tribal Land Row
• Steakhouse Again Asks To Decertify Class In Conn. Wage Suit
• Union Says Tribal Ordinance Can't Stop Casino Workers Strike
• Oklahoma Gov. Challenges Tulsa's Tribal Jurisdiction Deal
• Quilting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• TikTok Profits From Addicting Children, Minnesota Says
• Civil Rights Org. Urges FCC Not To Ditch Nat'l Ownership Cap
• 9th Circ. Blocks Alaska's Bid To Loosen Federal Fishing Regs
• Wash. Seeks To Stop NOAA's Climate Change Grant Cuts
• Tribes Say Calif. Cannabis Raids Violate Sovereignty
• DC Circ. Upholds Crow Tribe Water Rights Suit Dismissal
• Ark. Woman Gets Probation After Looting Native Burial Site
• 9th Circ. Axes Navajo Man's Confession Over Missing Woman
• Capitol Hill Aides See NTIA Renewal As Crucial This Year
• Nonprofits, Union Fight Withholding Of AmeriCorps Funds
• Trump Energy Orders Suit Must Be Sustained, Youths Say
• Ute Tribe Says 1880 Act Proves Land Ownership Claim
• Bid To Revisit Minn. Gaming Immunity Order Shut Down
• What 2 Profs Noticed As Transactional Law Students Used AI
• Feds Say They'll Rescind Biden-Era Species Protections
• 9th Circuit Pauses Oak Flat Land Transfer Pending Appeals
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NY Cannabis Regulators Sued Over Proximity Rule Change
• Tribe, Groups Appeal Oak Flat Land Exchange To 9th Circ.
• $28M ND Pipeline Protest Case Paused Amid Settlement Talks
• AGs Sue DOJ For Tying Victim Aid To ICE Enforcement
• AmeriCorps Restores $400M In Slashed Grants, Judge Told
• BigLaw Settlements Should Not Spur Ethics Deregulation
• Interior Dept.'s Clean Energy Rules Could Snag Grid Hookups
• Feds Look To End Seminole Land Seizure Dispute
• Chippewa Cree Sues Montana County Over Native Vote Dilution
• 5th Circ. Backs San Antonio's Park Plan Over Tribal Protests
• $111.25M Del. Settlement Proposed For Cencora Opioid Suits
• Canada Says US Treaty Bars Mich. Closure Of Pipeline
• 5 Ways Lawyers Can Earn Back The Public's Trust
• DC Judge Halts Some USDA Climate Grant Terminations
• Bid To Block Alabama's Anti-DEI Law Rejected
• Red States Back Feds' Push To End Trump Energy Orders Suit
• Okla. City Fights Creek Nation Over Tribal Court Authority
• GAO Scolds Nev. Protester For Nonexistent Citations
• US Says It Can't Be Sued Over NM Burns Linked To Wildfire
• Hiking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mich. Tribe Asks High Court To Undo Great Lakes Fishing Pact
• Business Groups Fail To Halt Calif. Climate Reporting Rules
• Trump Taps Democratic Commissioner As Acting FERC Chair
• Judge Blocks Trump Restrictions For $12B In Federal Grants
• Mich. Tribe Can't Get $1.5M In Legal Fees In Recognition Fight
• Tribe Says Studio Mogul Can't Demand Jury In $2.8M Debt Suit
• ICJ Climate Opinion Raises Cos.' Legal, Compliance Risks
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Negotiation Skills
• DOE Used Secret Group To Undermine GHG Finding: Suit
• Tribes, Enviros Want In On Chuckwalla Monument Fight
• Biden Coastal Drilling Ban Fight Is Moot, Enviro Groups Say
• Calif. Fantasy Sports Losses Not Economic Injury, DraftKings Says
• NM School Board Sues Feds Over Native American Bias Probe
• Bar Exam Reform Must Expand Beyond A Single Updated Test
• Utah Gov. Cox Escapes Ute Tribe's Bidding Scheme Suit
• GE, UNC Agree To $63M Uranium Mine Cleanup In New Mexico
• Wash. AG Sues Feds For Pulling Climate Resiliency Grants
• Hawaiian Judge Vacates Letter Allowing Monument Fishing
• Tulsa Says Settlement Moots High Court Jurisdiction Bid
• NTIA Urged To Let States Decide On 'Anchor' Funding
• A Simple Way Courts Can Help Attys Avoid AI Hallucinations
• Feds, Wind Farm Backers Cross Swords Over Permitting Halt
• Ark. Farmers Say Okla. Pollution Plan Violates State Sovereignty
• Trump EO Requires Appointee Oversight Of US Grantmaking
• Administration Says States Can't Second-Guess ACA Changes
• NY Says 1676 Order Can't Help Tribe In Eel Fishing Regs Row
• Trump Admin Invites Legal Fights With Clean Energy Moves
• Eventide Creditors Seek Trustee To Take Over Ch. 11 Case
• Judge Says Wis. Tribal Roads Must Stay Open
• FCC Plans To Narrow Enviro Rules For Broadband Projects
• 10th Circ. Upholds Okla. Law Banning Trans Care For Minors
• Fla. Judge Pauses Everglades Detention Facility Construction
• Calif. Sheriff Says Criminal Law Enforceable On Tribal Land
• Creating Botanical Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Okla. Tribe Accuses US Sen. Of Secretly Targeting Its Rights
• PFAS Reg Reversal Defies Water Statute, Increasing Risks
• Federal Court Advances Osage Members' Royalty Case
• Battle Lines Form Around Interior's Updated NEPA Rule
• Interior Dept. Reverses Approval Of Idaho Wind Farm
• Steakhouse Can't Shake Certified Class In Conn. Wage Suit
• OptumRx Urges Panel To DQ Motley Rice In LA Opioid Suit
• Key Opioid Theory Actually Irrelevant, Drug Cos. Tell 4th Circ.
• Long Island Town Challenges Tribal Land Determination
• Challenge To GOP Enviro Grant Cutoff Can Proceed, Judge Told
• Feds Aim To Shut Off Kids' Challenge To Trump Energy Orders
• States Push DOJ To Crack Down On Illegal Offshore Gambling
• The Legal Education Status Quo Is No Longer Tenable
• Utah Judge Blocks 'Bad Faith' Prosecution Of Psilocybin Church
• States Win Ruling To Shield FEMA Disaster Prevention Funds
• Property Co. Backs Calif. Tribe In $700M Casino Row
• Michigan Tribe Joins State Cannabis Market
• Frontier, Verizon To Invest $8M In Rural Arizona Broadband Fix
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Enbridge Asks Judge To Block Mich. Pipeline Shutdown Order
• Utah Tribe Loses Bid To Challenge $16M Ovintiv Settlement
• Fla. Tribe Joins Suit Over 'Alligator Alcatraz' In Everglades
• 3rd Circ. Denies Tribal Lender Immunity In Payday Loan Suit
• Lawmakers Jumpstart Work On Telecom Subsidy Reform
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Relevance Redactions
• States Can't Block Trump Admin's Cuts To Science Grants
• Wheeling & Appealing: Midyear Highlights For Every Circuit
• Kalshi Gets Ex-Lawmakers' Backing In 3rd Circ. Betting Row
• DC Circ. Upholds FERC's Limited Review Of Texas Pipeline
• AGs Sue Trump Over 'Onslaught Of Pressure' On Trans Care
• Calif. Tribe Can't Halt Tobacco Ruling Amid Ninth Circuit Fight
• Alaskan Tribe's Breach Claim Axed In Gold Mine Permit Fight
• Section 1983 Has Promise After End Of Nationwide Injunctions
• NC Legislation Highlights Of The 1st Half Of 2025