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About me: Rob Roy Smith advises Indian tribal clients and those doing business in Indian Country on all aspects of federal law, including economic development, natural... more
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Résumé
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9 years
since Rob Roy Smith was first licensed to practice law in OR.
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6 years
since Rob Roy Smith was first licensed to practice law in WA.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
Duration |
| Of Counsel at Ater Wynne, LLP |
2007–present
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| Adjunct Professor of Indian Law at Seattle University School of Law |
2007–present
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| Senior Associate Attorney at Morisset, Schlosser, Jozwiak & McGaw, Attorneys at Law |
2002–2007
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| Staff Attorney/ Policy Analyst at Nez Perce Tribe |
2000–2002
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Education
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| School |
Major |
Degree |
Graduated |
| Lewis & Clark Northwestern Law School |
Law |
JD - Juris Doctor, cum laude |
2000 |
| College of the Holy Cross |
Philosophy and Political Science |
BA - Bachelor of Arts |
1997 |
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
Date |
| Natural Resources Leadership Award |
N/A |
2000 |
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Associations
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| Position |
Association Name |
Duration |
| Co-Founder, Immediate Past Chair |
Idaho State Bar Indian Law Section |
2001–present
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| Member |
Oregon State Bar Indian Law Section |
2001–present
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| Member |
Washington State Bar Indian Law Section |
2003–present
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| Advisory Board |
University of Washington School of Law, Greenlaw |
2005–present
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| Volunteer Attorney |
Animal Legal Defense Fund |
2007–present
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| Alumni Board of Directors Member |
Lewis and Clark Law School |
2007–present
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Portfolio
Publications
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Publication |
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| Indian Tribes, Tribal Lands and Indian Arts and Crafts |
Cultural Property Yearbook |
2007 |
| If you Think Federal Labor Laws Do Not Apply to Indian Tribes, Think Again |
Idaho State Bar Advocate |
2007 |
| Taxing Times: the U.S. Supreme Court Muddies Indian Law Taxation Jurisprudence Again |
Idaho State Bar Advocate |
2006 |
| The Tribal Tax Man Cometh — Recent Developments in Indian Tax Law |
Idaho State Bar Advocate |
2005 |
| At A Complex Crossroads: Animal Law in Indian Country |
Animal Law |
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Speaking Engagements
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| Speaking Engagement Name |
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| Resolving Tribal Personnel Issues: Establishing an Effective Framework |
Washington State Bar Indian Law CLE |
2007 |
| The Council’s Counsel: The Ethics of Representing Tribal Councils |
Idaho State Bar Annual Meeting |
2006 |
| Tribal Case Law Update |
University of Idaho College of Law, Third Annual Indian Law Symposium |
2006 |
| Tribal Tax Law Update |
University of Idaho College of Law, Second Annual Indian Law Symposium |
2005 |
| Cultural Resource Protection Strategies: Post-“Kennewick Man.†|
The Changing Dynamic of Indian Law in the Pacific Northwest |
2004 |
| Bones of Contention – The Kennewick Man. Tribal Sovereignty, and the Future of NAGPRA |
University of Idaho College of Law, Indian Law Symposium |
2004 |
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