Chambers Review
Provided by Chambers
Contact number
(206) 344-8100Provided by Chambers
Kanji & Katzen represent the Muscogee (Creek) Nation in Muscogee (Creek) Nation v. City of Tulsa, a matter in which the Nation sought declaratory and injunctive relief prohibiting Tulsa from asserting criminal jurisdiction over Indians within the Creek Reservation in violation of federal law as affirmed by the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma.
Provided by Chambers
Kanji & Katzen stands out as a leader in Native American advocacy due to the breadth and depth of their knowledge and expertise in federal tribal law.
Kanji & Katzen have an amazing combination of deep knowledge of Native American law, extraordinary litigation judgment and fierce and unrelenting advocacy for their clients.
Kanji & Katzen stands out as a leader in Native American advocacy due to the breadth and depth of their knowledge and expertise in federal tribal law.
Kanji & Katzen have an amazing combination of deep knowledge of Native American law, extraordinary litigation judgment and fierce and unrelenting advocacy for their clients.
Provided by Chambers
Riyaz is a phenomenal attorney, he's a great strategist and brilliant for Supreme Court litigation.
Riyaz has impeccable judgment. He fights hard and he thinks strategically.
Cory is thoughtful, insightful and always performs to expectation.
Cory is smart, knowledgeable, down to earth and approachable.
David is actively engaged in his work and communicates well with us.
Jane Steadman is commended for her expertise at the intersection of environmental and Native American law. She is particularly knowledgeable of fishery matters.
Jane is thoughtful, intelligent and possesses a wealth of subject matter knowledge in environmental law and the intersection of those statutory schemes with the interests of Indian tribes.
Josh Handelsman is an associate at Kanji & Katzen working on Supreme Court matters related to Indian law.