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Tribal Sovereignty and the Data Center Boom
Recent actions by Tribal Nations demonstrate that sovereignty does not require a particular position on data centers. Some tribes have prohibited or paused large-scale development. Others have demanded consultation concerning projects that could affect tribal resources. Still others have developed or owned digital infrastructure themselves.


Reflections from the Second Annual Judicial Summit for the Tribal Nations of Virginia
Reflections from the Second Annual Judicial Summit for the Tribal Nations of Virginia


Economic Development in Indian Country
For tribal governments, building sustainable economies supports community well-being, strengthens governance, and ensures long-term self-determination.


Reflections from the 2026 American Indian Unity Conference
Our team recently had the privilege of attending and presenting at the American Indian Unity Conference, hosted by the United Tribes of North Carolina.


Tribal Consultation Explained: Why it matters, what the law requires, and how to do it well
When a government decision could impact a Tribal Nation, its people, lands, culture, treaty rights, or programs, the tribal consultation is the process meant to ensure Tribal leaders have a real seat at the table before decisions are made.


From CLE Idea to Community Gathering: Reflections on an Unforgettable Webinar
What began as a fairly modest idea turned into something far bigger, and far more meaningful, than we could have imagined.


Current Tribal Law & Policy, PLLC Celebrates Lumbee Federal Recognition
As founding partners of Current Tribal Law & Policy, PLLC and proud citizens of the Lumbee Tribe, we are honored to celebrate this achievement. This recognition marks a significant step forward for the Lumbee people and Indian Country as a whole.
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