Alaska Federal Court Denies Rule 19 Motion in Tribal Health Care Case

Here are the materials in Southcentral Foundation v. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (D. Alaska), on remand from the Ninth Circuit (materials here):

296 ANTHC Rule 19 Motion

302 Response

308-1 Amicus Brief

310 Reply

316 Southcentral Motion for Summary

317 Response

322 Reply

Rule 19 doesn’t work well when it’s dark outside. . . .

Borrower Sues Wakpamni Lake Community Business Claiming Oglala Sioux Tribal Immunity Does Not Apply

Here is the complaint in Brown v. WLCC Lending (S.D. Ind.):

Florida Court Dismisses Suit against Louisiana Tribal Lender

Here is the order in Reyes v. Mobiloans LLC (Fla. Cty. Ct.):

California COA Reverses Yavapai-Apache Nation v. La Posta Band of Diegueño Mission Indians

Here are the materials:

Massachusetts Federal Court Declines to Dismiss Suit against Tribal Lending Business Partner

Here are the materials in Duggan v. Martorello (D. Mass.):

Split Ninth Circuit Affirms Tribal Immunity in Banishment Case, Remands for Reconsideration of Section 1983 Claims against Tribal Officials

Here is the opinion in Oertwich v. Traditional Village of Togiak.

Togiak fish drying

Briefs here.

Florida COA Affirms Immunity of Tribal Official Acting within Scope of Authority

Here is the per curiam opinion in Ulizio v. MMMG LLC:

MCN Supreme Court Decides Thlopthlocco Tribal Town v. Anderson

Annual Report of Extension and Industry, Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, OK, 1940

Louisiana Federal Court Dismisses Civil Rights Suit against Chitimacha by Former Casino CFO

Here are the materials in Spivey v. Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana (W.D. La.):

1 Complaint

16-1 Motion to Dismiss

20 Opposition

23 Reply

24 Magistrate Report

27 DCT Order

St. Mary and Franklin Banner Tribune, 2/18/2016
Morgan City Daily Review, 10/6/2016

Cert Petitions Filed on Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake Internet Lending

Here is the petition in Treppa v. Hengle:

Appendix

Treppa Application for Stay

Hengle Opposition

Reply

Questions presented:

  1. Whether a court can invalidate an agreement to have an arbitrator resolve questions of arbitrability (a “delegation clause”) based on the court’s interpretation of a separate choice-of-law provision.
  2. Whether sovereign immunity bars private plaintiffs from suing tribal government officials, in their official
    capacities, for alleged violations of state law

Lower court materials here.

In the tule swamp–upper lake Pomo [LOC]

Here is the petition in a related case, Asner v. Hengle:

Question presented:

Can a federal court refuse to enforce the delegation clause of an arbitration agreement on the ground that a choice-of-law provision applicable to the arbitration agreement as a whole prospectively waives federal rights?