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Joined seasoned practitioners for the Indian Law
Section's annual CLE. We will cover some of the most important
developments and pressing issues affecting tribes in Washington and
beyond.
This year's CLE will be held virtually and in-person
at Seattle University.
Here is a brief look at the agenda:
Thursday, May 16 | 8:00am - 4:45pm PST
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Judicial Update
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Growing the
"Fourth Branch", Exercising Sovereign Authority through
Tribal Administrative Procedures
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Pacific NW Tribes'
climate change damages cases
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The Major Questions
Doctrine and Federal Indian Law
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Wills and Estate
Planning for Tribal Communities
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Legal and Practical
Considerations for Tribal Sovereign Immunity Waivers
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Sharing Common Goals:
Concurrent Jurisdiction, Rule 82.5 and Joint Jurisdiction
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Taxation in Indian
Country - the Big Picture
Friday, May 17 | 8:00am - 12:00pm PST
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Opioid MDL Litigation
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The Klamath: Preventing
Extinction And Moving Forward To Restore The Salmon Fishery
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Eastern District of
Washington Murdered and Missing Indigenous Person Program
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Ethics and the Media
To learn more about the sessions, please click here.
10.50 CLE Credits (Pending): L&LP - 8.50 Ethics -
1.00 Other - 1.00
The 36th Annual Indian Law Section CLE is sponsored by
Stokes Lawrence and hosted by Seattle University's Center for Indian Law and Policy.
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