WA MCLE10.25 Law & Legal Credits

CA CLE10.75 General Credits

ID CLE10.25 General Credits ~ Pending

OR CLE10.75 General Credits ~ Pending

AK CLE May Claim Credits

ACCOUNTANTS May Qualify

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

TOPICS COVEREDGaming, Tribal, Business, Finance, Land Use

Why You Should Attend:ACCREDITATION

Northwest Gaming Law

Summit

Program Co-Chairs:

Gabriel S. GalandaGalanda Broadman

PLLC

Robert M. TullLaw Offices of Robert M. Tull

Frank L. MillerMiller Malone &

Tellefson PS

The Northwest Gaming Law Summit, now in its fourteenth year, has become the most important gaming legal education event in the country. The Summit attracts a veritable “who’s who” in the tribal and commercial gaming industry. Whether you are involved in gaming law, policy, regulation, finance or operations, you can’t afford to miss the Summit.

Gaming AttorneysTribal AttorneysBusiness CounselGovernment OfficialsTribal LeadersGaming Commission MembersCasino Owners and OperatorsPublic Affairs ConsultantsAuditors and Accountants

5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

ONLINE: www.TheSeminarGroup.netFAX: 866–435–3444EMAIL: info@TheSeminarGroup.netPHONE: 206–463–4400 / 800–574–4852MAIL: PO Box 523, Vashon, WA 98070

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Raising the Bar of Continuing Legal and Professional Education

14th Annual

December 8 & 9, 2016

Motif Seattle

SEATTLE, WA

14th Annual Northwest Gaming Law Summit ~ Seattle, WA

Thursday, December 8, 2016

3:30 Northwest Section 20–After Acquired Lands Update

Coquille, Cowlitz, Samish, Spokane ProjectsScott D. Crowell

Crowell Law Office – Tribal Advocacy Group; Sedona, AZCraig J. Dorsay

Dorsay & Easton LLP; Portland, ORHon. Philip Harju, Vice Chairman/Tribal Atty.

Cowlitz Indian TribeScott Wheat

Wheat Law Offices; General Counsel/Special Gaming Counsel

Spokane Tribe of Indians 4:30 Elephants in the Room: Gaming Per Capita and

Disenrollment Academic Research Findings and Preventative Strategies

Prof. David Wilkins, PhD, McKnight Presidential Prof. of American Indian Studies;

Adjunct Professor of Political Science, Law and American StudiesUniversity of Minnesota Law School; Minneapolis, MN

5:00 Adjourn

8:30 Welcome & Opening RemarksProgram Co-Chairs

8:45 Fantasy and Amusement Gaming Washington State Developments of National Implication

Frank L. Miller, ModeratorMiller Malone & Tellefson PS

Christine M. MasseMiller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP

Robert M. “Rob” McKennaOrrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Christopher T. Stearns, MemberWashington State Gambling Commission

9:45 State Online Lotteries vs. Tribal Casinos A National Survey of Internet-based State Lottery Games;

Implications for Brick-and-Mortar Indian CasinosAndrew Adams III

Hogen Adams; St. Paul, MN10:30 Break

10:45 State Taxation of the Indian Gaming Periphery

Local and National Indian Tax DevelopmentsKelly S. Croman, General Counsel

Marine View Ventures, Inc. Hon. Glen Gobin, Council Member

Tulalip Tribes of Washington11:30 Northwest Tribal Gaming Leaders Panel Indian Gaming: Benefits & Challenges

Ernest J. Stebbins, ModeratorWashington Indian Gaming Association

Hon. W. Ron Allen, ChairmanWashington Indian Gaming Association;

Chairman/CEO, Jamestown S’Klallam TribeMichael Rondeau, CEO/Tribal Admin.

Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians; Roseburg, ORHon. Darrell Shay, Vice Chairman & Tribal Admin.

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes; Fort Hall, IDTheresa Sheldon, Council Member

Tulalip Tribes of Washington;President, Quil Ceda Village

12:30 Adjourn

8:30 Welcome & Opening RemarksGabriel S. Galanda, Program Co-Chair

Galanda Broadman PLLCFrank L. Miller, Program Co-Chair

Miller Malone & Tellefson PSRobert M. Tull, Program Co-Chair

Law Offices of Robert M. Tull

8:45 National Indian Gaming Litigation Update Survey of Indian Gaming Litigation Developments, Including

Tribal Labor DevelopmentsScott D. Crowell

Crowell Law Office – Tribal Advocacy Group; Sedona, AZLauren J. King

Foster Pepper PLLC 9:45 National Indian Gaming Legislative Update Survey of Indian Gaming Political and Legislative

DevelopmentsAurene M. Martin, President

Spirit Rock Consulting, Inc.; Alexandria, VA10:15 Break

10:30 National Indian Gaming Commission Update Recent Developments and Policy Initiatives

Jonodev Osceola Chaudhuri, Chairmanand

Shannon Keller O’Loughlin, Chief of StaffNational Indian Gaming Commission; Washington, DC

11:15 Northwest State Gaming Regulators Update Recent Developments and Policy Initiatives

Robert M. Tull, ModeratorLaw Offices of Robert M. Tull

Major Craig Durbin, Asst. Dir., SecurityOregon Lottery; Salem, OR

Christopher T. Stearns, Memberand

David Trujillo, CPA, CGMA, Exec. Dir. Washington State Gambling Commission

12:15 Midday Break

1:15 Special Presentation Reflections on the Obama Administration: Indian Gaming &

Trust Land AcquisitionBryan Newland

Fletcher PLLC; Lansing, MI

1:45 Special Presentation Indian Gaming in 2017 and Beyond

Ernest L. Stevens, Jr., Chairman (Invited)National Indian Gaming Association; Washington, DC

2:15 Carcieri Fixes Administrative, Congressional and Judicial Approaches; Mashpee

& CowlitzBree R. Black Horse

Galanda Broadman PLLCProf. Eric D. Eberhard, Affil. Asst. Prof.

University of Washington School of LawJudith A. Shapiro

Law Office of Judith A. Shapiro; Washington, DC 3:15 Break

Friday, December 9, 2016

Faculty ~ Conference Information

14th Annual Northwest Gaming Law Summit

Gabriel S. Galanda, Program Co-Chair, is a partner and co-founder of Galanda Broadman PLLC. His practice focuses on complex, multi-party litigation and crisis management, and representing tribal governments and businesses.

Frank L. Miller, Program Co-Chair, Senior Member of Miller Malone & Tellefson PS, has spent the last 25 years in the gaming industry. He served with the Washington State Gambling Commission for 15 years and was its Director from 1990–92.

Robert M. Tull, Program Co-Chair, shareholder of the Law Offices of Robert M. Tull, maintains a limited legal practice serving selected gaming and land use clients throughout the state. He served 11 years as a member of the Washington State

Gambling Commission.Andrew Adams III, a member with Hogan Adams in St. Paul, Minnesota, is experienced in the areas of federal Indian law, tribal constitutional law, tribal governance, litigation, and gaming law.

Hon. W. Ron Allen is Chairman of the Washington Indian Gaming Association, and Chairman and CEO of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe.

Bree R. Black Horse is an attorney with Galanda Broadman PLLC. Her practice focuses on federal court and tribal court litigation involving tribal governments, enterprises and businesses.

Jonodev Osceola Chaudhuri is Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) in Washington, DC. He brings to the NIGC extensive policy, legal, and judicial experience.

Craig J. Dorsay, a partner with Dorsay & Easton LLP in Portland, has practiced exclusively in the field of Indian law since 1979 and primarily represents tribal governments.

Major Craig Durbin, Assistant Director of Security at the Oregon State Lottery (OSL), is responsible for “FISH” (Fairness, Integrity, Security and Honesty) within operations and administration of the OSL.

Prof. Eric D. Eberhard is an Affiliate Assistant Professor at the University of Washington School of Law. He has been actively engaged in the practice of federal Indian law since 1973.

Hon. Philip Harju is a Vice Chairman and tribal attorney for the Cowlitz Indian Tribe. He was first elected to the Cowlitz Tribal Council in 2004.

Kelly S. Croman is General Counsel for Marine View Ventures, Inc., the economic development arm of the Puyallup Tribe. She previously served as CEO of Island Enterprises, Inc.Scott D. Crowell, founder of Crowell Law Office – Tribal Advocacy Group in Sedona, Arizona, has practiced extensively in the area of Indian law since the late 1980s.Hon. Glen Gobin, Council Member of The Tulalip Tribes of Washington; is in his 15th year of serving on the Council and has served as the Business Committee Chairman for 14 years.Aurene M. Martin, President of Spirit Rock Consulting, Inc., in Alexandria, Virginia, has extensive experience in federal Indian law and policy. She represents Indian tribes on Federal law and policy issues.

Lauren J. King is a member with Foster Pepper PLLC in the firm’s Native American industry group; Litigation & Dispute Resolution and Media, Entertainment, and Gaming practices.

Christine M. Masse, a partner with Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP, leads the firm’s government and regulatory affairs group, as well as its tribal team.

Robert M. “Rob” McKenna, a partner with Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, served as Attorney General of the State of Washington from 2005–13.

Bryan Newland, a member of Fletcher PLLC in Lansing, Michigan, represents tribal clients on issues including the regulation of gaming facilities and negotiation of tribal-state gaming compacts.

Shannon Keller O’Loughlin, Chief of Staff of the National Indian Gaming Commission in Washington, DC, brings more than 16 years of experience in Indian Country legal and policy work.

Judith A. Shapiro, owner of the Law Office of Judith A. Shapiro in Washington, DC, is an expert in tribal gaming and experienced in establishing tribal recognition and preserving tribal sovereignty.

Hon. Darrell Shay is Vice Chairman of the Shoshone Bannock Tribes in Fort Hall, Idaho. He was previously Cultural Resources Director, and prior to that, Economic Development Specialist.

Christopher T. Stearns is a member of the Washington State Gambling Commission and its past Chairman. He is also Of Counsel with Hobbs Straus Dean & Walker LLP in Portland, Oregon.

Ernest L. Stevens, Jr., Chairman and national spokesman for the National Indian Gaming Association in Washington, DC, is currently serving his 7th two-year term.

David Trujillo, CPA, CGMA, is Executive Director of the Washington State Gambling Commission effective June, 2013. He joined the WSGC in 1992.

Scott Wheat currently serves as General Counsel and Special Gaming Counsel for the Spokane Tribe of Indians. He is also Of Counsel with Galanda Broadman PLLC.

Michael Rondeau is CEO and Tribal Aministrator of the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians in Roseburg, Oregon, and has worked for the tribe for 30 years. Theresa Sheldon, Council Member with the Tulalip Tribes of Washington, was named President of Quil Ceda Village in June, 2015. Ernest J. Stebbins is Executive Director of the Washington Indian Gaming Association, where he has served since April, 2003. He began his nonprofit management career in 1984.Prof David Wilkins, PhD, is a McKnight Presidential Professor of American Indian Studies with the University of Minnesota Law School in Minneapolis.

Conference Information

Course AccreditationThis course has been approved for 10.25 hours of law and legal CLE credit by the Washington MCLE board. The Seminar Group is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider; therefore, this course is approved for 10.75 general CLE credits. Approval for this course is pending by the Idaho State Bar for 10.25 general CLE credits, and by the Oregon State Bar for 10.75 general CLE credits. Alaska Bar members may claim CLE credit for this course. This course may qualify for CPE credits; please check with your state board’s requirements. For information or accreditation in other states, please call The Seminar Group at (206) 463–4400 or (800) 574–4852.

Substitution/CancellationYou may substitute another person at any time. We will refund tuition, less a $50 cancellation charge, if we receive your cancellation by Friday, December 2, 2016. No refunds will be given after this date. Please note that if you do not cancel by the deadline and/or do not attend, you are still responsible for payment.Seminar LocationThe seminar will be held at the Motif Seattle, 1415 5th Avenue, downtown Seattle, Washington, (206) 971–8000. Please call the hotel for directions/questions. Sleeping rooms are available at a corporate discount of 15% off. Call (855) 515–1144 or email motifseattle@destinationhotels.com to reserve a room and mention The Seminar Group Corporate Rate.

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