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The Justice Department is nearing a comprehensive class settlement with Native American farmers who filed a discrimination suit against the federal government in 1999. Lawyers for the plaintiffs and DOJ attorneys met for a status conference this week in Washington federal district court. A lead plaintiffs' attorney, Joseph Sellers of Washington, D.C.'s Cohen Milstein, said a settlement is close, but neither side in the dispute discussed the terms of the proposed settlement in court.
October 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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