Rory Dilweg graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School. His prior experience includes over eight years with large, international law firms working exclusively on Indian law matters, including casino and other economic development and gaming regulatory matters.  Prior to entering private practice, Rory served as in-house counsel for over six years, including two years as Interim Chief Counsel, for the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, where he represented all departments of the Oneida Nation, including representing the Oneida Nation on gaming regulatory matters.  Rory has also represented tribes and tribal consortia in mediation, arbitration, and litigation in Arizona, California, and Wisconsin. Rory represents Indian tribal governments and TGRAs throughout the United States in all aspects of the law, including gaming, economic development, construction, housing, taxation, corporate issues, health care, child welfare, grant writing and compliance, and negotiations with state and local governments. He has led and participated in gaming compact negotiations in Wisconsin, California, and Arizona and acted as lead negotiator for intergovernmental agreement discussions in all three states. These agreements contain important provisions that impact the development and expansion of tribal gaming facilities, as well as the regulatory framework for gaming in those states.  He has been the lead litigator on several cases involving sovereignty and tribal rights in California and throughout the United States. In addition to serving as a lawyer, Rory is currently the Chairman of the Buena Vista Rancheria Gaming Commission and the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Gaming Commission.  Rory is currently admitted to the Navajo Nation Bar, State Bars of Wisconsin, California, and Arizona, and various federal courts throughout the United States.