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…and Ethel Mason Landye. Tom’s father immigrated to Oregon from Wales via Canada, and became a prominent labor and personal injury lawyer. Tom’s mother was born and raised in Castle Rock, Wash., and, after the death of her husband at…
…prominent publicly traded telecommunications company where he focused on real estate transactions. His legal journey also included an internship at the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, where he assisted with the prosecution of serious felonies. Prior to entering law school,…
…U.S. Congress and Executive Branch. He has decades of experience representing Alaska Native tribes and tribal organizations, local rural governments and Native corporations on a wide variety of issues, including tribal and subsistence rights, Indian Child Welfare Act cases, natural…
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