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Sections members become part of active professional communities and gain access to an array of exclusive section member benefits. Over 10,000 WSBA members currently belong to one or more of the WSBA’s 29 sections. The section membership year begins Jan. 1.

Member Benefits

In the past year, WSBA Sections have sponsored approximately 70 CLE seminars and hosted multiple professional networking events around the state. Various sections offer a plethora of member benefits, including, but not limited to:

  • List serve communities
  • Newsletters, reports, deskbooks, and sourcebooks
  • Free and discounted CLEs
  • Opportunities to engage in the Washington state legislative process

...and more! Join a Section Today!

Interested in Section Leadership?

Each section is led by a group of volunteers who are elected to serve on the executive committee. Many find leading a section to be a rewarding experience because of the leadership growth, professional development, firsthand experience with the legislative process, and collegiality it offers. Executive committee discussions are productive and challenging, offering a unique opportunity to work with other legal professionals in a goal-oriented setting that benefits WSBA members and the greater legal community.

Executive committee terms begin Oct. 1, 2023, and sections accept applications for the following year in early spring. Consider applying to become a section leader!

For general sections questions, send an email with your Bar number to sections@wsba.org or call 800-945-9722.


WSBA Sections

 

Updated: July 11, 2025

Indian Law Section

The Indian Law Section provides a forum for practitioners representing clients affected by Indian law. Federal, tribal, and state laws; executive and administrative actions; and court decisions produce a complex and rapidly evolving array of law that affects legal services. The Section schedules CLE programs on subjects that provide information to practitioners representing clients affected by Indian law. Section members also receive a newsletter highlighting recent developments in Indian law.

Annual Report  |  Budget  |  Bylaws  |  Year in Review  |  Elections  |  Judicial Updates

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The Indian Law Section offers many resources and benefits for members. On this page you will find information about the section, their upcoming events and offerings, as well as information about the section's executive committee.

Upcoming Programs

Newsletters

Executive Committee

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Upcoming Programs

Check back here for the latest in programs and offerings from the Indian Law Section.

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Newsletters

The Spring 2025 Indian Law Newsletter is out!

Spring 2020  │  Spring 2019  │   Summer 2018  │   Spring 2017

If you are interested in submitting an article or items for "Indian Lawyers in the News" for the Indian Law Newsletter, please contact Jeremy Wood at jfwood@littler.com.

Archived issues are available to section members upon request. To request an issue, please email sections@wsba.org.

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Executive Committee

Chair: Andrew Pollom (2024-2025)

Chair-ElectDillon Spiess (2024-2025)

Immediate Past ChairBrenda George (2024-2025)

Secretary/Treasurer: Greggory Busch (2024-2025)

Young Lawyer Liaison*Vacant (2023-2025)

Board of Governors Liaison*: Christopher Bhang (2024-2025)

*Nonvoting member

At-Large Members:

Andrew Fuller (2022-2025)
Dillon Spiess (2022-2025)
Jessica Roberts (2022-2025)
Claudette Rushing (2023-2026)
Dawn Keller (2023-2026)
Tom Schlosser (2023-2026)
Daniel Rey-Bear (2024-2027)
Jocelyn McCurtain Cooney (2024-2027)
Shona Voelckers (2024-2027)

Newsletter Editor*: Kevin Rezaie-Burdet

Please contact committee members for specific details on their upcoming meeting dates and locations.

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Join Our List Serve

To join the Section list serve and for general Section questions, please send your email address and Bar number to sections@wsba.org. For more information and to get involved with the Section, please contact Section Chair Andrew Pollom.

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