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Grand Canyon Skywalk Development, LLC et al v. Steele et al
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June 29, 2016
Grand Canyon Developer, PR Firm Call Off Defamation Suit
A public relations firm hired by the Hualapai Indian tribe and the developer of the Grand Canyon Skywalk tourist development agreed to end the developer's suit Tuesday in Nevada federal court that had alleged the firm made misleading and derogatory statements during a dispute over control of the development.
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April 28, 2016
PR Firm Blasts Grand Canyon Developer's Defamation Suit
A public relations firm hired by the Hualapai Indian tribe on Wednesday moved to defeat a tourist attraction developer's Nevada federal court lawsuit alleging that it made misleading and derogatory statements during a dispute over control of the Grand Canyon Skywalk, saying that there was no evidence of actual malice.
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December 04, 2015
Developer Must Share Grand Canyon PR Docs., Court Told
The Hualapai Indian Tribe's public relations firm asked a Nevada federal judge Thursday to reject a Grand Canyon tourist attraction developer's request to shield PR communications from discovery in the developer's defamation suit, saying the documents are not protected by attorney-client privilege.
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December 01, 2015
Tribe Dodges Defamation Suit Over Grand Canyon Skywalk
A Nevada federal judge on Monday released the Hualapai Tribe from a defamation suit alleging a public relations firm hired by the tribe organized a smear campaign against a Grand Canyon tourism company, saying the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the claims.
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September 29, 2015
Grand Canyon Tourism Co. Can't Block Subpoena, Court Told
A public relations firm hired by the Hualapai Indian Tribe told a federal judge Monday that a tourism company's public relations firm can't escape its subpoena requesting information relating to the Grand Canyon Skywalk bridge, the latest dispute within the tourism company's defamation lawsuit.
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September 14, 2015
Grand Canyon Tourism Co. Wants PR Firm Subpoena Blocked
The tourism company behind the construction of the glass walkway over the Grand Canyon on tribal land urged a Nevada district court Friday to quash a subpoena from the tribe's public relations firm against its own PR firm in a defamation suit, arguing that most of the documents requested are covered by attorney-client privilege.
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August 18, 2015
Grand Canyon Tourism Co. Can't Depose Tribal Atty: Judge
An attorney representing the Hualapai Indian Tribe and its public relations firm in a dispute with Grand Canyon Skywalk Development LLC won't have to answer the company's subpoena seeking information about advice he gave on the truthfulness of certain allegedly defamatory statements, a Nevada magistrate judge ruled Monday.
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June 08, 2015
Tribe's Counsel Not Immune From Subpoena, Judge Says
A magistrate judge on Friday denied a bid by the Hualapai Indian Tribe's attorneys to quash a subpoena from a public relations firm that's seeking indemnity for defamation claims brought by a Grand Canyon tourism company, saying the request isn't barred under tribal sovereign immunity.
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April 10, 2015
PR Firm Says Tribe Integral To Skywalk Defamation Suit
A public relations firm hired by the Hualapai Indian Tribe urged a federal judge Friday not to sever its third-party complaint against the tribe seeking indemnification for defamation claims in a Grand Canyon tourism company's suit, saying that the tribe is an integral part of the litigation.
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March 25, 2015
Grand Canyon Skywalk Developer Re-Ups Defamation Suit
A Grand Canyon tourism company filed an amended complaint Tuesday in Nevada federal court alleging a public relations firm hired by certain members of the Hualapai Indian Tribe made misleading and derogatory statements during a dispute over control of the Grand Canyon Skywalk tourist attraction.