A federal judge in Washington on Monday approved a landmark $3.4 billion settlement in a Native American class action that stands to compensate hundreds of thousands of American Indians.Senior Judge Thomas Hogan's approval caps more than 15 years of litigation. The case, named after lead plaintiff Elouise Cobell, sought a historical accounting of trust accounts the government mismanaged for more than a century.
June 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge in Washington on Monday approved a landmark $3.4 billion settlement in a Native American class action that stands to compensate hundreds of thousands of American Indians.
Senior Judge Thomas Hogan’s approval caps more than 15 years of litigation.
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