Lieff Cabraser attorneys Dan Drachler and Emily Harwell will take part in the 2026 Tribal In-House Counsel Association (TICA) Conference, October 29–30 at the Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California. The annual event brings together attorneys and legal professionals who work with Tribal governments to discuss important legal issues affecting Native American communities.
In the September 2026 issue of the American Association for Justice’s Trial magazine, Lieff Cabraser attorney Emily Harwell shares her experience as a Muscogee Creek woman navigating the legal profession and reflects on identity, Indigenous representation, and the importance of cultural understanding in the law. Her article, “Walking Between Two Worlds,” appears as part of
Lieff Cabraser attorneys Eric Fastiff, Anne Shaver, and Emily Hartwell today spoke at a UC Berkeley School of Law event titled “Opportunities in Plaintiff-Side Tribal Law: A Conversation with Lieff Cabraser.” The event focused on the role of plaintiff-side legal work in tribal law and how it supports the rights and interests of Native American