Here are those briefs:
Thurston County Motion for Summary J
Prior materials on this important case are here.
Here are those briefs:
Thurston County Motion for Summary J
Prior materials on this important case are here.
The first round of briefs (state, anti-payday loan amici, etc.) is here. The responses (mostly tribal) are here. And the final brief (state’s reply brief — State Reply Brief).
Here is the most recent opinion in Gristede’s Foods v. Poospatuck (Unkechauge) Nation — DCT Order Granting Stay until August 2010
Here is the most recent opinion in Gristede’s Foods v. Poospatuck (Unkechauge) Nation (E.D. N.Y.) — DCT Order Dismissing Shinnecock Counterclaims
An excerpt:
the plaintiff’s motion to dismiss the Shinnecock defendants’ counterclaims is granted. The Shinnecock defendants are granted leave to amend their counterclaims for abuse of process and tortious interference with prospective economic advantage within ten days of entry of this order.
From Indianz:
The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians of Michigan recently formed a corporation to pursue economic development opportunities.
Waganakising Odawa Development, Inc. is looking at two sectors: government contracting and renewable energy. Frank Ettawageshik, the president of the corporation, believes the tribe can benefit from growth in both areas.
“It’s better, I believe, to not have all your eggs in one basket with revenue sources,” Ettawageshik said at a tribal council meeting, The Petoskey News-Review reported.
So far, Waganakising has landed one government subcontract and is looking for ways to get into alternative energy.
Here is the next round of briefs (first round was here, an additional round is expected after the holidays):
The case is Rovinsky v. Choctaw Manufacturing and Development Corp. (D. N.J.). Here are the materials:
Rovinsky v Choctaw Mfg and Dev Corp DCT Order
The tribal motion to dismiss was denied but without prejudice, so it may be refiled at a later date.
The case is Peason v. Chugash Governmental Services, Inc. (D. Del.). The materials:
Here is the opinion in Memphis Biofuels, LLC v. Chickasaw Nation Industries, Inc. — Memphis Biofuels v Chickasaw Nation Industries CA6 Opinion
Lower court materials and appellate briefs are here.
The court first concluded that Section 17 corporations do not automatically waive immunity: Continue reading
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