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Negotiating and Drafting Dispute Resolution Provisions in Tribal Contracts

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Alternative Dispute Resolution |  Indian Law
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Description

A tribe or tribal entity typically enters into hundreds of contracts per year.  Negotiating and drafting appropriate dispute resolution provisions in these contracts is an important way that tribes can protect their sovereignty and other interests.  
 
CLE focuses on: 

    • Identifying and addressing waivers (or potential waivers) of sovereign immunity, 
    • Crafting appropriate dispute resolution processes, and 
    • Considering other contractual provisions for preventing and handling disputes. 
 
The discussion will also cover things to keep in mind in drafting indemnification provisions, limitations of liability, governing law provisions, choice-of-forum provisions, and arbitration provisions.
 
Faculty: 
Chloe Thompson Villagomez, Principal, Foster Garvey PC

Chairpersons
Doreen N. McPaul, President, Tribal In-House Counsel Association
Harrison Rice, Assistant Attorney General, Tohono O'odham Nation

Handouts

Table of Contents (38.1 KB) 1 Pages Download

Format Title File Size Page Count
.pdf Tribal Contracts 1.59 MB 22

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Overall:      4.7

Total Reviews: 26

Comments

Lindsay N

"It is a subject very pertinent to my practice, and the presentation included very specific issues to be sure to address in contracts for tribes."

Nicole H

"Great content. A little rushed. And the on demand feed kept stalling and replaying back despite having good connection on my end, so it was really disruptive to the learning process."

Anne A

"Very informative - great slides - great speaker"

Clayton F

"Excellent Lesson related to issue I work on every day. "

Naomi B

"comprehensive discussion of the subject matter"

Timothy S

"The presenter is clearly experienced on the tribal side but it would have been interesting to get a more balance position on non-tribal businesses contracting with tribes or tribal entities and how to protect the non-tribal entity with a fair approach to both sides. "

Steven W

"Very useful and comprehensive discussion."

Allison A

"informative"

Linda S

"One of the best and most useful presentation on the subject matter I have attended!"

Francesca S

"The speaker is very knowledgeable"
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