Indian Law and Economic Development

Planning to do business in Indian Country? Are you familiar with applicable tribal laws, federal and state governmental regulations? Do you have experience and positive relations with the Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs and other agencies affecting business in Indian country? Do you understand water rights laws and how they impact transactions both within and outside Indian country? Simply stated, doing business in Indian country without experienced counsel is an imprudent business practice.

The lawyers in the Rodey Law Firm Indian Law and Economic Development Practice Group have the know-how to work constructively with tribal and governmental interests and with the lenders, developers and business people bringing economic development and prosperity to Native Americans. Our goal is to get your deals done while ensuring that your interests are protected when you do business with tribes, on or off reservation.

The Indian Law and Economic Development Practice Group also is supported by Rodey's Litigation Department, enabling us to help you find an appropriate resolution through alternative dispute resolution or litigation when conflicts arise with tribes or their affiliated entities.