The Mohegans, like many other tribes, had filed a land claim suit.

If all else fails, consider filing a small claims suit or hiring an attorney.

I'm going to file a small claims suit.

The authority, like many other transit systems, has been plagued with false or exaggerated claim suits.

"We started to wish that someone would come along and file a False Claims suit, so we could jump onboard."

John Hamilton was a key figure among Native American leaders initiating late twentieth century land claims suits.

Land claims suits

Land claim suit

Here is a copy of the original lawsuit and here is the article showing it became the California false claims suit:

The Oklahoma and Florida Seminoles filed land claim suits in the 1950s, which were combined in the government's settlement of 1976.

At the least, a victim can make unfair merchants or corporations hesitate to defend a legitimate Small Claims suit at several times the cost of a rebate.

She said that such land claim suits had historically been resolved by establishing funds with state and Federal money that allow Indians to buy property from willing sellers.

Settlement of land claims suits in the late 20th and 21st centuries was related to federal recognition for a number of Indian nations, particularly for the so-called "state tribes."

A False Claims suit was filed against Sallie Mae by former U.S. Department of Education researcher, Dr. Oberg.

Similarly, the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma attempted to intervene in the land claim suit which the Seneca Nation of Indians brought against New York.

The false claims suit was filed on behalf of the federal government by former Department of Education researcher Jon Oberg against Sallie Mae, Nelnet, and other lenders.

In 2007, former Department of Education researcher, Dr. Jon Oberg, filed a False Claims Suit against PHEAA and other lenders.

A civil claims suit in 2001 alleged that Vencor knowingly submitted false claims to Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE, the military's health care program.

And it would give the Pataki administration a bargaining point as it tries to persuade a number of Indian tribes to drop their multimillion-dollar land claim suits against New York State.

In the course of its successful federal land claims suit against the state, the tribe achieved federal recognition in 1983 by an act of Congress, as part of the settlement of the suit.

Their differences were exacerbated in 1950 when some reservation Seminoles filed a land claim suit against the federal government for seizure of lands in the 19th century, an action not supported by the Trail Indians.

California Attorney General Bill Lockyer, joined the state of California into a false claims suit filed in November 2003 by Bev Harris and Alameda County citizen Jim March.

Ms. Deleano, who gave that account in an interview with lawyers in preparation for a claims suit, has indicated that after Mr. Skurdal's accident, he suffered from memory loss and had difficulty sleeping.

The timing of this month's land claim suit was crucial, said John M. Peebles, the tribe's lawyer, because of a court decision in March against the Oneida Indians, in Sherrill, N.Y.

Ms. Hunter said she believes that the leadership of the tribe has not been honest with its members in presenting the issues of the Southampton land claim suit, which is being financed by a casino developer based in Detroit.