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Phone: (734) 995-5385

Phone: (734) 769-2815

Phone: (734) 469-5400

TollFree: (866) 283-0178

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North Central, Central Ann Arbor

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Phone: (734) 769-5400

Address: 303 Detroit St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Website: http://www.kanjikatzen.com

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Sex Crimes
(2016), in which the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians’ jurisdiction to criminally prosecute a tribal member for unlawful conduct (sexual assault of a tribal employee) occurring outside of the boundaries of the Band’s formally recognized Indian Country.
Murder
The justices failed to answer the question last term in Creek member Patrick Murphy’s murder case, apparently deadlocking 4-4 due to the recusal of Justice Neil Gorsuch, who previously sat on the Tenth Circuit when Murphy’s appeal was pending there.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
Settlement of tax dispute between the Tulalip Tribes (and its political subdivision Quil Ceda Village) and the state of Washington and Snohomish County, through passage in 2020 of statewide tax-compacting legislation under which Tribes receive up to 60% of state sales tax, and 100% of business and occupation tax, on commercial transactions between non-Indians on trust lands and on Tribal or Tribal member fee lands on the Reservation.

Sexual Harassment
: Lucy was previously an associate with Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuliffe in Palo Alto, California, where she practiced labor and employment law, working on matters involving discrimination, sexual harassment, breach of contract, wage and hour issues, employee privacy, and progressive discipline. She then worked as a contract attorney for the Michigan Court of Appeals in Lansing, Michigan, before joining Kanji & Katzen. In addition, Lucy has served as a Bar Examination Grader for the Michigan Board of Bar Examiners in Lansing, Michigan, since 2008 and has drafted Bar Examination contract-law questions for the Board since 2014.

Real Estate Litigation
Eminent Domain
Culverts and Condemnation Authority: Limitations on the Use of Eminent Domain for Salmon Restoration, at Washington State Bar Ass’n Environmental and Land Use section Mid-year Seminar, May, 2008

Trusts and Estates

Power of Attorney
Columbia Journal of Environmental Law and the Columbia Environmental Law Clinic. Ian also organized and participated in spring break pro bono trips to draft wills and powers of attorney for tribal members throughout Wisconsin.

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