Coleman Indian Law represents Tribal Nations’ legislative, regulatory and litigation interests before the Federal and state agencies, Congress, universities, and organizations. Coleman Indian Law works with tribal leaders, gaming commissions and tribal lawyers to improve gaming procedures and revenues and provides advice to tribal program managers as they work to comply with federal and tribal law. Ms Coleman served as general counsel to the National Indian Gaming Commission. As lead counsel, she reviewed hundreds of contracts and developed the Commission’s ground breaking theories on managing without an approved management contract and IGRA’s sole proprietary interest requirement which resulted in millions of savings for tribes. Her office advanced new theories on Indian lands issues and developed the Commission's gaming compliance checklists and enforcement manual.
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