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Portland, Oregon Tribal Law Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 6 Portland attorneys and 9 law firms.

Ann L Sherman
Oregon Tribal Law attorney at Preston Gates and Ellis with 37 years of experience
222 SouthWest Columbia Street, Portland, OR

Douglas C MacCourt
Oregon Tribal Law attorney at Ater Wynne LLP with 36 years of experience
222 SouthWest Columbia, Portland, OR

John M Schultz
Oregon Tribal Law attorney at Ater Wynne LLP with 47 years of experience
222 SouthWest Columbia, Portland, OR

Kenneth P Dobson
Oregon Tribal Law attorney at Cable Huston LLP with 25 years of experience
1001 SouthWest 5th Avenue, Portland, OR

Lori Irish Bauman
Oregon Tribal Law attorney at Ater Wynne LLP with 41 years of experience
222 SouthWest Columbia, Portland, OR

Roman D Hernandez
Oregon Tribal Law attorney at Schwabe Williamson and Wyatt PC with 24 years of experience
Suites 1600-1900, Portland, OR
Need help with a tribal law matter?
Tribal attorneys, those who specialize in legal matters related to Native American tribes, handle matters ranging from regulatory issues to criminal cases. Tribal attorneys may be admitted to multiple tribal courts, depending on their location. Federal courts resolve cases where the dispute is between the tribe and the federal government. Native American tribal courts hear cases that involve the tribe's laws or its members.
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