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Lael R Echo-Hawk
About Lael
Biography
I am a Native lawyer whose goal is simply to represent Tribes in the best way possible. I have worked in-house for a tribe, in DC as legislative director for a Native economic development trade association, and in the Federal government. Now in private practice back in Indian Country, I am excited about the opportunity to use my wide experience and knowledge base to work with Tribes as they strive to take tribal governments, economic development and services for our communities to the next level.
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Licensed in District of Columbia for 8 years
State: District of Columbia
Acquired: 2017
No misconduct found
Licensed in Washington for 22 years
State: Washington
Acquired: 2003
No misconduct found
Location
Garvey Schubert Barer
1191 Second Ave, 18th Floor, Seattle, WA, 98101
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Lael R Echo-Hawk's Lawyer Endorsements
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Bree Kame'enui-Ramirez
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Kristi Favard
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Marnie Silver
Construction and development lawyer
Experience
Associations
2009 - 2011
National Native American Bar AssociationPresident
2005 - 2006
Northwest Indian Bar AssociationPresident
2005 - 2008
Washington State Bar Association, Committee for DiversityCo-Chair
Education
2003
University of Washington School of Law
Speaking Engagements
2010
Native Amercican Financial Officers Association
8(a) legislative update
Publications
2007
Washington State Bar Association Indian Law Section Newsletter
Ripples from San Manuel:
2006
Washington State Bar Association Indian Law Newsletter
San Manuel’s “Treaty” Exception: