Category: Litigation

Tribal Courts Have Say On Project Suit: Arizona Panel

by Gaming & Hospitality Practice | Dec 1, 2017

An Arizona appeals court on Tuesday upheld the dismissal of a suit alleging that several Hualapai Tribe officials committed fraud in terminating a company’s contract to run a tribal tourist attraction, saying tribal courts...

The Illusion of Federal Jurisdiction in Tribal Contracts

by Gaming & Hospitality Practice | Nov 19, 2013

By Patrick Sullivan Contracts with Indian tribes should specify a venue for disputes arising from those agreements. A common mistake for attorneys drafting agreements involving tribes is to assume that federal courts...

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Tribal Courts Have Say On Project Suit: Arizona Panel

The Illusion of Federal Jurisdiction in Tribal Contracts

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