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The Forest Service recently and retroactively imposed a 150% increase in a permittee’s fees for the period 2011-2015. The Forest Service decision was based on
In a recent lawsuit, a federal judge found that NPS was not required by law to follow the National Fire Protection Association codes (NFPA) in
A court recently held that an injured skier was not owed any duties as to an inherent skiing risk under a state’s recreation safety act.
A federal court recently held that an owner and an employee of an outfitter were entitled to bring a lawsuit alleging violations of the National
The recent federal government shutdown resulted in some concession operations being closed, while others remained open. This disparity was due to a variety of factors.
The National Park Service found that a proposal for an NPS concession contract was non-responsive because it provided outdated financial documents and failed to provide
An outfitter who unsuccessfully bid on several concession contracts authorizing oversnow vehicle access in Yellowstone National Park is challenging the National Park Service’s method for distributing
A federal court recently held that a lease issued by the Corps of Engineers authorizing a marina concession was subject to the requirements of the
A federal judge has invalidated a Forest Service decision to approve a land exchange based on his finding that the agency failed to properly evaluate
The Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics recently filed a lawsuit challenging the Forest Service’s decision to issue a special use authorization to the US