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In the wake of top lobbyist Jack Abramoff's abrupt departure from Greenberg Traurig last week, advocates for Native American tribes are wondering whether the controversy could damage their image and that of the tribes they represent. Fallout is already being seen on the business side, but political impact was on tribal lobbyists' minds last week. "I think it might lead to some tarnish to Indian representation overall, which would really be unfortunate," says Michael Anderson, a partner at Monteau & Peebles.
March 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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