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Native American tribes are now emerging from centuries of indifferent, hostile, and complex regulation by outside authorities. Native Tribes are recovering self-determination, and developing tribal sovereignty. Tribal governments must deal with complex legal issues, caused by economic development, tribal politics, and cultural expression, as well as legal and policy issues
Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer Choosing the right lawyer is the first and most important step to fighting a personal injury suit. Personal injury is defined as suffering from an injury as a result of an accident or injury sustained where another person was at fault. This injury can be
If you own property on leased Indian land in Riverside County you may have received a mailing recently from two law firms offering their services in helping you receive a tax refund from the county. The mailing helps leaseholders with an important tax question that has weighed on the
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Uncomfortable Conversations About Planning for Long Term Care, Disability and Special Needs Monday, March 10, 2014 5:30 – 6:30pm Hors d’oeuvres will be served.
Michelle Stopyra is fighting to stop eviction from her Desert Hot Springs mobile home. Stopyra believes she is being discriminated against for conditions that force her to be more active at night, Stopyra has contacted Shaun Murphy to represent evidence in her case. CBS Local 2 Anchor & Reporter, Scott
According to common laws and statutes, anyone selling real estate has a legal obligation to disclose all information that is relevant to a property’s value. Such a legal duty requires that real estate sellers inspect the property for any physical defects and other surrounding problems. Potential buyers must have access
Bryan Newland recently wrote an article on Turtle Talk about a case that is under the California Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, hereinafter IGRA. It is a suit seeking to require negotiations for a class II gaming activity on Indian lands controlled by the Big Lagoon Ranchereia, an Indian Tribe. The
According to the California Planning & Development Report (CP&DR) staff, there are possible changes to California’s Infrastructure Financing District law that may have implications for individuals and corporations looking to take part in redevelopment in the state. Some of the changes proposed by Gov. Jerry Brown, however, may be confusing