Native American Law - California
What the team is known for
Kaplan Kirsch is an esteemed firm dedicated to the interests of Native American tribes. Maintains a strong bench of experienced Native American law practitioners with a wealth of expertise in this space. Recognized for work on tribal land issues. Also strong in environmental and resource protection and the development of tribal law and policy.
Work highlights
Kaplan Kirsch represented the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation in connection with its efforts to restore lands to tribal trust status within their aboriginal territory in Yolo County, California.
Notable practitioners
Matthew Adams remains a leading figure for National Environment Policy Act (NEPA) proceedings and is well versed in representing tribes and tribal entities on land use matters. "Matthew really impressed me with his expertise."
Sara Dutschke Setshwaelo represents tribes and tribal entities in an array of issues affecting tribal governments, including the development of tribal law and policy. She also sits as the Chair of the Ione Band of Miwok Indians. "Sara is an excellent lawyer."
Nicole Grigg is an associate noted for her experience in advising tribal nations on a wide variety of matters. She is recognized for her work in land restoration and economic development.