Indian Law Webinars
WEBINARS
Working Relationships Between In-House and Outside Counsel Webinar
Mctlaw attorneys discuss their backgrounds as in-house counsel for Tribes and connect with additional attorneys on the differences between working as in-house and outside counsel.
Sharing the Future: Indian Child Welfare Webinar | mctlaw
Attorneys discuss issues relevant to dual heritage children when dealing with child welfare issues in Tribal and State courts.
Cutting Through the Smoke: A Clearheaded Look at Marijuana as Tribal Enterprise
Attorneys discuss the future of the cannabis business on Indian tribal lands. A review of the federal laws and how tribes are working with states to create marijuana dispensaries that help fund tribal community initiatives.
Our team of experienced Indian Law attorneys can help with matters like:
- Tribal Governance and Regulations
- Treaty Rights for Indian Tribes
- Natural Resource Management for Tribal Lands
- Cannabis and Hemp Production and Sales for Indian Tribes
- Environmental Protection and Cleanup on Tribal Lands to Protect Sacred Sites
- Resolving Tribal Enrollment and Disenrollment Disputes
- Tribal Housing Programs and Funding
- Tribal Healthcare and Strengthening Government Partnerships
- Doing Business in Indian Country
- Indian Child Welfare Protections
- Indian Gaming Compact Lawyers
- Breach of Trust for Tribes in the US Court of Federal Claims
- Federal Funding Opportunities for Tribes
- Tribal Fee to Trust Land Acquisition for Casino Gaming
- Gaining Federal Recognition for Native American Indian Tribes
- Misuse of Railway Easements on Indian Tribal Lands
- Federal Takings Claims on Native American Indian Reservations
- Land Allotments
- Wind Energy Ventures
- Native American Tribes and Employment Law
Content Reviewed by Kehl Van Winkle – Indian Law
Kehl Van Winkle is an attorney at mctlaw based in the Seattle, WA office. His legal practice focuses on Indian Law. Mr. Van Winkle earned his Juris Doctor degree from Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon. Mr. Van Winkle worked as an in-house attorney for the Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe where he represented the Tribe in a variety of economic development projects, including the opening of a casino and a marijuana dispensary. He also represented the Tribe in State and Tribal Court on Indian Child Welfare Act cases and served as the prosecuting attorney for the Tribe in Tribal Court.
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