Lee M. Redeye

Mr. Redeye focuses his practice on Indian law and commercial litigation matters.  Mr. Redeye has advised Tribes, and Tribal entities, in a wide range of matters from Treaty rights to corporate matters. He is a member of the Seneca Nation of Indians where he previously served as Chairman of the Board for the Nation’s economic development corporation, Chairman of the Board for the Constitution and Law Reform Subcommittee, a Peacemaker’s Court clerk, a Tribal Law Advocate, and a Law Clerk in the Department of Law.  

Mr. Redeye has also been actively engaged in the Native American community.  He started the Native American Legal Assistance Clinic to assist low-income Native Americans in the Western New York region. Mr. Redeye received two awards for his work in starting the Native American Legal Assistance Clinic from the Erie County Bar Association and the New York State Bar Association. 

Recently, Mr. Redeye was appointed to the New York State Bar Association’s House of Delegates, the policy-making body of the New York State Bar Association.