Brothertown Indian Nation Chief Maurice "Storm" Champlain knew he was in for a fight when he decided to join the Oneida Indians in their long-running legal dispute with the state of New York over ownership of thousands of upstate acres. When he heard about Marilyn Ford, a professor at Connecticut's Quinnipiac Law School who represented Alaska's Eyak tribe in a land dispute, Champlain knew he had found the right attorney.
July 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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