Federal Indian Law Attorney in Idaho

Echo Hawk Law Office represents Native American tribal governments and enterprises in matters involving federal Indian law. Paul Echo Hawk is an enrolled member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma with over 25 years of experience in federal Indian law.

His background includes work at the Native American Rights Fund in Washington, D.C., and service as a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice. He has tried cases in state, federal, and tribal courts and is admitted to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Bar, as well as the courts listed on the About page.

Common questions

What does a federal Indian law attorney do?

A federal Indian law attorney advises and represents tribes, tribal enterprises, and others on matters involving tribal sovereignty, jurisdiction, and federal law affecting tribes.

Which courts do you practice in for Indian law matters?

Idaho state and federal courts, tribal courts, and the federal courts listed on the About page.

Do you represent tribal governments?

Yes — representing tribal governments and enterprises is the primary focus of the practice.

Call (208) 705-9503 or use the Contact page to discuss your case.