Richmond, VA – On January 15, six federally recognized Tribal Nations headquartered in Virginia hosted their second annual Tribal Legislative Reception at the Library of
On Tuesday, President Trump signed an Executive Order (EO) aimed at increasing the President’s power over independent regulatory agencies. This EO would require review by
This summer’s blockbuster US Supreme Court decision striking down a fundamental doctrine of administrative law could have profound ramifications for compliance with bedrock statutes governing
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Winnebago Tribe Pledges Appeal After Court Decision Regarding the Return of Their Children Under NAGPRA The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska will appeal
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For media inquiries, please contact: Katherine Sorrell Attorney at Law Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC (713) 876-0014 katherine@culturalheritagepartners.com Suffolk, VA – Last week,
On Monday, July 1st, representatives from Virginia’s federally recognized Tribes, a member of the scholarly community, and selected members of the General Assembly met for the
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kelly Lizarraga, Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC Phone: (703) 913-4818 Email: kellyl@culturalheritagepartners.com Richmond, Virginia – June 4, 2024. Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC
UPDATE: This position has been filled. Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC (CHP) is a mission-driven law, policy, and strategy firm with offices in Richmond, VA, Washington,
On behalf of six federally recognized tribes in Virginia, Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC (CHP) advised the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service on ensuring
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For media inquiries, please contact: Marion Werkheiser Founding Partner, Attorney at Law Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC (703) 489-6059 marion@culturalheritagepartners.com Richmond, VA –