Lippes Mathias attorneys represent Potawatomi Nation in lawsuit against Treasury for $8M in Covid-19 Aid

January 5, 2021 | In The news
Lippes Mathias attorneys, Carol E. Heckman, Michael G. Rossetti and James P. Blenk, represent Potawatomi Nation in lawsuit against Treasury for $8M in Covid-19 Aid after the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation claimed that it was stiffed in coronavirus relief funds. 

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