Native American Law
USA Guide 2024 : USA - Nationwide
Band 3
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+1 602 262 5311About
Provided by Lewis Roca
Lewis Roca’s Indian Law and Gaming Practice Group regularly provides legal and strategic advice to its Tribal Government and Tribal Enterprise clients. Our practice is based nationally, and our team is experienced in assisting Tribes on a wide variety of issues, including Indian Gaming, State and Federal Legislative and Administrative Practice, Licensing Matters, Real Estate and Project Development, Intellectual Property issues, Litigation, General Business Law Matters, and Financial Transactions. In addition to the attorneys and policy professionals in the Indian Law and Gaming Practice Group, Lewis Roca can call on our team of 300 attorneys in ten offices in five states.
Our lawyers and policy professionals have experience in dealing with both Congress and State Legislatures, as well as both federal and state agencies that regularly interact with our Tribal clients. In particular, our Indian Law attorneys regularly interact with the United Senate Indian Affairs Committee, select members of Congress and their staffs, state legislators in Arizona, California and Washington, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the National Indian Gaming Commission.
Our Indian Gaming Group has a national clientele handling a wide variety of matters, including Regulation, Licensing, Compact Negotiation, State and Federal Legislation, Real Estate and Project Development, Financial Transactions, Intellectual Property, Litigation, and Business Law.
Chambers Review
Lewis Roca has a robust Native American law practice assisting a number of tribes on a broad range of contentious and noncontentious issues. The Lewis Roca team provides extensive guidance on gaming, land use and financing matters.
Notable Practitioners
Peter Larson has considerable experience working with tribes and tribal entities on public finance matters. He is knowledgeable of economic development concerns.
Steve Hart is an expert in gaming law as it interacts with Native American law. Clients benefit from his prior experience as the director of the Arizona Department of Gaming.
"Steve is extremely knowledgable with rules and regulations and is able to predict and avoid potential licensing risks and issues."
"Steve is pleasant, courteous and professional."