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03272015 Onieda Staff Attorney
Crowe & Dunlevy, one of Oklahoma’s largest law firms with offices in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, seeks an attorney with 5-9 years of experience to assist in serving clients and managing and expanding our Indian Law & Gaming practice group. The firm’s Indian Law & Gaming practice group serves numerous tribal governments and their entities and organizations, as well as international gaming companies. Our dedicated service to tribal clients include general counsel, consultation attorney general, prosecution, transactional matters, economic development, gaming regulation, compact negotiation, energy environmental law, intellectual property, and financing, in many forums including the courts and agencies of tribes, states, the federal government, and foreign and international governments. Crowe & Dunlevy seeks an outstanding qualified lawyer for the Tulsa office.
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Requirements include:
Crowe & Dunlevy offers the ideal candidate a competitive salary and bonus opportunity, contribution to 401k, excellent benefits and superior support staff and technical and logistical support. This position will have the potential to lead to shareholder membership within the firm based upon experience and performance.
Send your resume/curriculum vitae, cover letter with salary requirements, several writing samples, law school transcripts and five references to Lisa Rose, Director of Human Resources, Braniff Building, 324 N. Robinson, Suite 100, Oklahoma City, OK 73102.
The Washington, DC office of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP is seeking to hire an associate with 1-3 years of experience and a background or interest in Indian law, litigation and government relations. We are looking for an attorney with strong analytic, writing and verbal skills and strong academic credentials. The associate must have good research and writing skills and an ability to work in a team environment.
Applicants should send resumes to Catherine Munson, cmunson@kilpatricktownsend.com
Here is the opinion in State of Wisconsin v. Ho-Chunk Nation:
An excerpt:
The State of Wisconsin sued the HoChunk Nation of Wisconsin to stop the tribe from offering electronic poker at its Madison gaming facility. The state maintained that the tribe was violating its agreement with the state to refrain from conducting Class III gaming at that location. The tribe responded that its poker is a Class II game that is permitted by law. The state prevailed in the district court, and the Ho-Chunk Nation now appeals. We reverse.
Briefs are here.
Lower court materials here.
The Nooksack Indian Tribe located in beautiful Deming, WA is seeking an experienced federal Indian law practitioner to serve as the in-house Senior Tribal Attorney responsible for the provision of legal services and representation to the Nooksack Tribal Government and its entities. This full-time position oversees the Office of Tribal Attorney, under the direction of the Nooksack Tribal Council. To apply, submit a completed application (available at www.nooksacktribe.org), cover letter, resume, three (3) written references, and a writing sample. Salary DOE
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The Federal and Indian Royalties Section is seeking an Attorney to handle mineral royalty and related financial litigation and legal advice matters. The Section provides legal support to the Office of Natural Resources Revenue (ONRR), the Federal agency responsible for accounting for and collecting mineral revenue payments for the United States Government. The Section handles a high volume of litigation and advice matters in complex legal areas, in which precedent is often lacking. The Section primarily handles royalty law, and secondarily handles bankruptcy law, Federal fiscal law, the Freedom of Information Act, and other legal matters.
Here:
Davis Brief in Support (April 2015)
Davis Motion to Reconsider (April 2015)
DSS Brief in Support (April 2015)
DSS Joinder in Arguments of other Defendants (April 2015)
DSS Motion to Reconsider (April 2015)
Vargo Brief in Support (April 2015)
Vargo Brief in Support Revised (April 2015)
The order at issue is here.
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