BUFFALO, NY – Lee M. Redeye, an associate at Lippes Mathias Wexler Friedman LLP, is presenting at the 2019 Indigenous Law and Policy Center/Tribal In-House Council Association Indigenous Law Conference on October 10 at Michigan State University College of Law. He is participating in a panel discussion titled “Diversifying the Legal Profession.”

The Tribal In-House Council Association (TICA) is a nonprofit organization created to provide resources and networking opportunities to assist tribal in-house practitioners.

At Lippes Mathias, Mr. Redeye focuses his practice on Indian law and general litigation matters.

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