Only about half of the roughly 1,000 Oneida Indians live in central New York, but the Oneida Nation employs nearly 5,000, has a $123 million payroll and is the largest employer in Oneida and Madison counties. Instead of seeing related legal business go to outside firms, Nation Enterprises, run by Oneida native and Harvard Law graduate Ray Halbritter, is looking to go in-house. GC Peter Carmen's staff of lawyers, paralegals and even archaeologists indicates the legal work is both challenging and intriguing.
February 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
With a population shy of 6,500, the Oneida County town of Verona, N.Y., may seem an unlikely venue for a thriving national law office, even though its tentacles reach into such varied practice areas as intellectual property law, land use, gambling, entertainment law, communications and criminal defense.
Never mind that it is the only legal department in the nation — the Oneida Indian Nation, that is.
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