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Maine Lobstermen’s Association v. National Marine Fisheries Service - motion to dismiss

Challenge by lobstering associations, a lobstering union, and Maine to the biological opinion for federal lobster fisheries as too restrictive.

Maine Lobstermen’s Association, Inc. v. National Marine Fisheries Service

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D.C. Circuit Vacated Biological Opinion for Lobster Fishery’s Impacts on Right Whales

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Maine Lobstermen’s Association v. National Marine Fisheries Service

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Maine Lobstermen’s Association v. National Marine Fisheries Service - motion to dismiss

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