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9th Cir: Hard Look at Beaufort Sea Drilling
The 9th Circuit this morning reversed the Interior Department’s approval of Shell Oil’s plan for three years of exploratory drilling in the Beaufort Sea, and remanded for a “hard look” under NEPA. Alaska Wilderness League v. Kempthorne, 2008 WL _______ (9th Cir. Nov. 20, 20...
DAlaska: In Limine Order With Real Bite
In Taheri v. Evergreen Aviation Ground Logistics Enterprises, Inc., the plaintiff employee complains of retaliatory termination. In response to Rule 26, interrogatories, and a court order, plaintiff apparently supplied less-than-full responses. On the employer’s in limine motion, U. S. Di...
Occupational Licensing: Witness Immunity Doesn’t Prevent Professional Discipline
When a state licensing board sought to discipline an architect for misconduct as an expert witness in an arbitration, the architect claimed testimonial immunity. [The architect issued a report that failed to include all known relevant and pertinent information on a boundary dispute, as required by ...
Mandatory Electronic Filing in the 9th Circuit
Electronic filing is mandatory in 9th Circuit cases on January 2, 2009. Training for Alaska lawyers will occur on December 9th in Anchorage (live) and in Juneau and Fairbanks (video). More information here, courtesy of Paul Eaglin.
9th Circuit: Davis-Bacon Act Enforcement
The 9th Circuit, in a panel that included District of Alaska Judge John Sedwick, has affirmed the Department of Labor’s judgment that a non-union contractor underpaid its roofing employees by a) claiming excessive credit for contributions to a non-union industry apprenticeship training fund; ...

