Pipestem for Comanche Nation Tribal Attorney

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Pipestem for Comanche Nation Tribal Attorney

Pipestem Law is the Tribal Attorney-elect for the Comanche Nation. Trusted by Tribes for 30+ years. 100% Indian-Owned Law Firm. history that the U.S.

Our team of legal professionals will serve with the experience, integrity, and cultural respect the Comanche people deserve. Wilson Pipestem (Otoe-Missouria, Osage) has dedicated his career to protecting the rights of tribal governments and American Indians. Pipestem has represented and advised tribal governments, inter-tribal organizations, and Native individuals on a broad range of issues from t

reaty rights to gaming to protection of Native women. Pipestem served as lead counsel in Osage Nation v. United States, a case in which the Nation alleged federal mismanagement of Osage mineral resources and the funds derived from minerals production. After eleven years in federal court litigation, the United States and the Nation agreed to settle the case for $380 million, the largest settlement at the time of a single tribe against the United States. Pipestem played a prominent role in the enactment of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013, which reaffirms the inherent sovereign rights of tribal courts to exercise criminal jurisdiction over all persons who commit domestic and dating violence crimes against Native women. In 2004, he led the advocacy team that achieved Congressional reaffirmation of the inherent sovereign right of the Osage Nation to determine its form of government and membership. The VAWA and Osage laws are two of only three instances in U.S. Congress reaffirmed inherent sovereign rights after the federal courts had ruled that those rights were extinguished. In addition to his Stanford degree, Pipestem holds a bachelors in English from Oklahoma State University.

05/15/2026

Early voting today until 5:00pm! Vote for Wilson Pipestem for continued steady and experienced representation!

• Bernard Kahrarah Community Center
1107 SW H Ave., Lawton
• Code Talker Conference Room, Comanche Nation Complex
584 NW Bingo Rd., Lawton
🚐 Comanche Nation Transit is offering free rides to the polling sites!
You must be 18 or older to vote. Please bring your CDIB or a valid state ID.

2026 EARLY VOTING GENERAL ELECTION! 🗳

Early / In-House Voting
Friday, May 15, 2026 | 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

• Bernard Kahrarah Community Center
1107 SW H Ave., Lawton

• Code Talker Conference Room, Comanche Nation Complex
584 NW Bingo Rd., Lawton

🚐 Comanche Nation Transit is offering free rides to the polling sites!

You must be 18 or older to vote. Please bring your CDIB or a valid state ID.
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05/13/2026

Meet Wilson Pipestem, founding partner of Pipestem Law with over 30-years experience advocating for tribal nations and tribal citizens in court and in the halls of the U.S. Congress.

05/13/2026

Meet Wilson Pipestem & Pipestem Law! Wilson and his team have provided steady and consistent representation of the Comanche Nation, protecting Comanche Nation sovereignty and resources.

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401 S. Boston Avenue St. 2200
Tulsa, OK
74103

Website

http://www.pipestemlaw.com/

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