Samish Indian Nation v. United States

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• noting that a “fiduciary duty can also give rise to a claim for damages within the Tucker Act or Indian Tucker Act”
• first citing Cherokee 5 “financial losses, emotional distress, and harm to tribal sovereignty.” Am. Compl. at 3–4; see also Resp. at 11–12 (requesting additional relief

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