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Client Alert: SBA 8(a) Program Under Unprecedented and Widespread Scrutiny: Critical Guidance for Tribally-Owned 8(a) Entities | JD Supra

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By Moshe Broder, Charles Galbraith, Krystalyn Kinsel
| JD Supra
[co-author: Jennifer Eve Retener] The Small Business Administration’s (SBA) 8(a) Business Development Program, aimed to help socially and economically disadvantaged small business owners access federal contracting opportunities, has been under increased scrutiny since an investigation by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) revealed a significant bribery scheme involving more than half a billion dollars.
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Beyond Casinos: Growth Opportunities for Business on Tribal Lands

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By Charles Galbraith, Krystalyn Kinsel
| Bloomberg Law Verified
There is no shortage of scholarship or white papers on the intricacies of doing business in Indian County, but until recently, there have been few widely known examples that clearly demonstrate the benefits of operating on tribal land.
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Tribes Are Not “Immune” From Loss: Start Managing Risk Now | Lexology

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By Kilpatrick Townsend, Stockton LLP, Venus McGhee Prince, Krystalyn Kinsel
| Lexology Verified
When a Tribe thinks about risk management and insurance, it may first wonder whether it really needs to worry about it because of its unique defense of sovereign immunity. This defense, however, has come under much fire in recent years and is slowly being eroded. Many tribes have also become “deep pockets” that are the target of many plaintiffs’ counsel. So, even though Tribes might have sovereign immunity against many third-party claims, they are certainly not immune to loss.
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