Native American Archive » February, 2026

Native American - February, 2026

128 articles

• Energy Transfer Secures $345M Greenpeace Judgment
• Exxon's Bid To Pause Tribes' Climate Suit Met With Skepticism
• Trump Admin Says 9th Circ. Can't Revive Energy Orders Suit
• Judge Expands Block On SNAP Cuts Over Data Demand
• AI-Assisted Arbitration Needs Safeguards To Ensure Fairness
• Army Corps Fights Bid To Void Alaskan Gold Mining Permit
• Seneca Nation Gains Sovereignty Over 200 Acres In New York
• Florida Admits Fed Funds For Immigration Facility Unlikely
• Domestic Violence Groups Fight Bondi Over Grant DEI Rules
• Calif. Residents Appeal Tribal Casino Order In DC Circ.
• Senator Moves To Dismantle Utah National Monument Plan
• Judge Orders Dam Spill To Protect Columbia River Salmon
• Feds Ask For Early Win In Forest Service Timber Targets Suit
• Hawaii Officials Fight Claim That Hemp Law Violates Farm Bill
• Playing Piano Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• EPA's Cancellation Of Solar Program Is Illegal, States Say
• 9th Circ. Upends $8M Asbestos Verdict Against BNSF
• BLM Nom Faces Sen. Committee Heat Over Public Lands Stance
• Enbridge Cites 'Painful' Risk In Bid To Delay Line Shutdown
• Calif. County Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Harassment
• Kalshi, Robinhood Look To Dismiss Calif. Tribes' Gambling Suit
• Judge Says NY District's Title VI Mascot Claims Meritless
• 9th Circ. Rules K-12 Mental Health Grants Must Continue
• DC Circ. Presses Gov't On Reason For $20B EPA Clawback
• Enbridge Opposes High Court Exam Of Mich. Immunity Claims
• Supreme Court Asked To Reinstate Arizona Voter ID Rules
• Justices Wary Of Moving Pipeline Suit To Federal Court
• How States Are Using Antitrust Principles In Climate Litigation
• Alaska Native Co. Hit With Suit Over 401(k) Fees, Funds
• AI-Generated Doc Ruling Guides Attys On Privilege Risks
• Interior Department Finalizes NEPA Rollback For Public Lands
• High Court Crafts Escape Hatch In Review Of Climate Torts
• Tribe Says Poll Shows Ariz. Voters Oppose Copper Mine
• Alaskan Village Asks Court To Block BLM Land Decision
• Feds Look To Nix Tribes' $23B Boarding School Dispute
• NM Lawmakers Clear Bill To Tamp Down Broadband Cost
• States Back Challenge To IRS Nix Of Wind, Solar Safe Harbor
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Leadership Strategy After Day 1
• Wash. Ranch Asks High Court To Undo Tribal Immunity Order
• Justices Will Mull Future Of State Climate Torts
• Kalshi Gets A Win In Tennessee Over Sports Contracts
• Judge Says Court Can't Approve Tulsa, Tribal Settlement
• Calif.'s Civility Push Shows Why Professionalism Is Vital
• Up Next At High Court: Cuban Seizures & Removal Deadlines
• Native Policy Roundup: Sens. Try To Revive $350M Ed Funding
• Groups Fight Trump Arctic Drilling Plan Over Wildlife Risks
• Gov'ts, Nonprofits Push To Block Trump's Student Loan Rule
• FERC Won't Restore Ban On Pipeline Work During Appeals
• Native Villages Drop $70M Alaskan Broadband Grant Fight
• Feds Look To Revive Sex Abuse Ruling Over Native Status
• Property Co. Denies Connection To Hawaii Temple Access Suit
• 8th Circ. Pick Joins List Of Personal Attys Elevated By Trump
• Trump Orders Weedkiller Glyphosate Production Hike
• Trivia Competition Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FCC Pulls 'Zombies' Named By Inspector General Off Lifeline
• Social Media Cos. Can't Nix Experts In Schools' Health Trial
• Oklahoma Tribes' Bid For Indian Country Status Denied
• State And Int'l Standards May Supplant EPA's GHG Rule
• Kirkland Leads Ovintiv's $3B Oklahoma Anadarko Basin Exit
• Feds Ask High Court To Reject Chinook Tribe Recognition
• Law School's Missed Lessons: What Cross-Selling Truly Takes
• Okla. Officials Look To Toss Creek Nation's Hunting Suit
• FCC Investigating Possible Lifeline Fraud In Calif., Beyond
• States Say FEMA Ignoring Disaster Mitigation Funding Order
• Navajo Nation Supports NM Bill For Native ID Designation
• Groups Sue Over National Parks' Removal Of Historical Signs
• Insurer Demands $1.5M Over Hotel's AI-Based Legal Filings
• Wisconsin Tribe Fights Enbridge's Line 5 Shutdown Delay
• Feds Resist Sierra Club's Bid To Enforce Border Wall Deal
• Minn. Tribe Member Can't Get 8th Circ. To Rehear Divorce Case
• DOI Looks To Nix Calif. Tribes' Suit Over Real Estate Project
• Native American Casino, Union On Track To Settle Strike Suit
• House Committee OKs Closer Look At Broadband 'Barriers'
• Judges On AI: Practical Use Cases In Chambers
• Creek Nation's Ala. Burial Site Claims Face Dismissal Bids
• Cayuga Tribe Slams Pot Shops' Request For Fees In RICO Suit
• EPA Targets High Court Do-Over With GHG Rule Repeal
• Washoe Tribe Reclaims 10,274 Acres In Sierra Nevada
• Judge Says Utah Tribal Court Cures Still Exist In Contract Row
• Trail Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• EPA Sews Up Repeal Of GHG Endangerment Finding
• 'The Shoe Is On The Other Foot': Judge Needles Meta In MDL
• Contracts On Aliens, Hugs Aren't Gambling, Kalshi Tells Judge
• Calif. Will Allow Property Tax Break For Some Tribal Land
• Michigan Tribe Asks Court To Revisit $1.5M Legal Fee Denial
• Creek Nation Fights City's Bid To Pause Jurisdictional Suit
• IHS To Phase Out Mercury Dental Fillings By 2027
• Wash. Judge Won't Block Racial Equity Housing Program
• Social Media Cos. Must Face School In 1st Addiction MDL Trial
• How States Are Advancing Enviro Justice Policies
• District's Title VI Claims 'Futile' In NY Mascot Fight, Court Told
• Next Steps For Fair Housing Enforcement As HUD Backs Out
• Congressman Calls For Ban On Unsanctioned Native Symbols
• Calif. Judge Blocks State's Push To Unmask Federal Agents
• Malpractice Claim Assignability Continues To Divide Courts
• 9th Circ. Judge Casts Doubt On Feds' Grant Condition Stance
• Data Center Builders, Power Suppliers Duel For Project Needs
• Tribal Nation Aims To Appeal Cannabis Raid Claim Dismissals
• Tribal Corp. Says Colorado Consultant Misused Trade Secrets
• USTelecom Asks FCC To Protect 911 Amid Copper Rollback
• As Federal Enviro Justice Policy Goes Dormant, All Is Not Lost
• North Dakota, DOJ Near Settlement In Dakota Access Appeal
• EEOC, Law Students End Legal Battle Over Firm DEI Letters
• US Backs Bid To Halt Line 5 Shutdown On Wis. Tribal Lands
• WithU, Scratchpay Sued Over Alleged 568% Loan Interest Rate
• 'Very Bizarre': Trump's Funding Freeze Appeal Vexes DC Circ.
• Kalshi Says CFTC Backs Sports Bets Without Tribal Regs
• BIA Officer Faces Wrongful Death Suit Over Tribal Shooting
• Kalshi Given 30 Days To End New Sports Wagers In Mass.
• 8th Circ. Says Farmer Must Face Water Dispute In Tribal Court
• Meta Must Redo User Engagement Data In Mental Health MDL
• Timbisha Tribe, Green Groups Sue BLM Over Mining Plan
• Teaching Logic Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wash. Tribes Sue Feds Over $240M Of Salmon Hatchery Funds
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Resilience
• Class Action Group Of The Year: Lieff Cabraser
• NY Judge Says Child Custody Case Belongs In Navajo Court
• Feds Look To Trim Cross-Claims In Yellowstone Bison Suit
• Tribes Accuse Coinbase Of Siphoning Ill. Gambling Revenue
• FERC Members Say High Court Helped Speed Up Gas Reviews
• DC Circ. Gets History Lesson As Tribe Fights For Utah Land
• Offshore Wind Crowns Courtroom Sweep With Sunrise Restart
• FCC's Phone Subsidy Fund Aims To Improve Nat'l Verifier
• SEC Seeks Default Win Against Native Corp. In $3M Fraud Suit
• EEOC Calls School Board's Bias Probe Challenge Premature
• NYC Bar Opinion Warns Attys On Use Of AI Recording Tools
• Calif. Lawmakers OK Tax Break For Tribal Land Conservation
• The Biz Court Digest: Dispatches From Utah's Newest Court