This seminar will review the history of Indian gaming in Nebraska.
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Nebraska MCLE #265423,1.0 CLE Hours (OnDemand credit)
This seminar will review the history of Indian gaming in Nebraska.
Conly Schulte, Peebles Kidder Bergin & Robinson LLP
Conly J. Schulte joined the firm in 1995 as an associate and became a partner in 2000. He has had the privilege of serving as general and special legal counsel for numerous federally recognized Indian tribes, tribal regulatory agencies and tribally-owned entities for over 25 years. He has advised clients on a wide variety of issues, including general civil litigation, business transactions, preservation and full exercise of sovereign rights, federal recognition, land acquisition, gaming, enforcement of treaty rights, negotiation of tribal-state gaming compacts and other intergovernmental agreements, structuring complex commercial transactions, interfacing with federal and state agencies, and tribal government best practices.
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