Berkey Williams LLP is pleased to announce that Lior Krancer is the Firm’s 2024-2025 Indian Law Fellow. Lior graduated from Oberlin College in 2019, earning B.A.s in both Environmental Studies and Political Science and receiving High Honors for their thesis on Supreme...
The Round Valley Indian Tribes, a firm client, took a major step toward regaining control of the Eel River necessary to advance restoration work they have led for decades. On February 13, 2025, Tribal Council President Joesph Parker signed a memorandum of...
Dam Removal on Schedule with Copco No. 2 Nearing Completion – The Klamath River renewal project shifted into high gear in June 2023, following final permit approvals by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that allowed construction crews to get to...
Berkey Williams LLP is delighted to announce that Michele Fahley has joined the Firm as Senior Associate. Ms. Fahley brings 20 years of Indian law experience to the firm. Her practice is dedicated to the preservation of tribal sovereignty, including cultural and...
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights recently informed the Onondaga Nation of its decision affirming the viability of the Nation’s international legal claims against the United States related to land unlawfully taken from the Nation in the 18th and 19th...
The Klamath River Renewal Corporation Board of Directors, including Scott, met in Ashland, Oregon on June 26. Following the meeting, the Board toured the three dam sites in California slated for removal. The Board observed and celebrated the partial removal of the...
