Federal Indian Law Scott has served tribal governments in various capacities, including as general counsel, in-house associate counsel, and special gaming counsel. He has negotiated Class III gaming compacts, federal Secretarial procedures in lieu of compacts, and state/tribal cigarette, tobacco and fuel taxation agreements.

William L. Wheeler is an accomplished attorney at Dozier Law Firm who specializes in personal injury and premises liability litigation. He is a distinguished alumnus of the University of North Georgia, where he graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science degree in political science and journalism. During his academic journey, he worked as a clerk in the Office of Legislative Council for the Georgia General Assembly. This role allowed him to showcase his expertise in legal matters. After completing his undergraduate studies, Mr. Wheeler pursued his Juris Doctor degree from Mercer University’s School of Law. He excelled academically and in extracurricular activities while at Mercer. One of his accomplishments was making significant contributions to the Mercer Law Review by publishing multiple articles. Additionally, he served on the Mercer Advocacy Council’s Negotiation team, which won several awards. He was also the Chief Prosecutor for two terms of the Student Bar Association. As part of his postgraduate endeavors, Mr. Wheeler traveled to the prestigious Oxford University in the United Kingdom, where he delivered a lecture on Civil Rights in the United States. Originally from Athens, Georgia, William now resides in beautiful Macon, Georgia, where he enjoys playing music and rooting for the Falcons on Sundays.

Michael Whipple has been an attorney at Hallett Whipple Weyrens since 2003. Attorney Whipple focuses on trial work, emphasizing state and federal criminal defense. He is a member of the Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (MACDL) and a member of the National College for DUI Defense. Prior to joining Hallett Whipple Weyrens, Attorney Whipple was an Assistant District Attorney in Portland, Maine. Attorney Whipple handled all levels of felony and misdemeanor cases as a juvenile and adult prosecutor. He prosecuted many OUI cases and instructed cadets at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy on the proper protocols for handling OUI investigations. Attorney Whipple's experience is unparalleled, and he draws on this extensive background in the District Attorney's office each time he defends a client of Hallett Whipple Weyrens. A seasoned trial lawyer, Attorney Whipple aggressively pursues each case. He works closely with clients and their loved ones and devotes the time and energy necessary to construct an effective defense. Attorney Whipple has dedicated his practice to representing fellow citizens accused of committing crimes. He is committed to defending and protecting his clients throughout the criminal process. Attorney Whipple graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a B.A. degree in Political Science and Philosophy in 1995. He obtained his Juris Doctor from Vermont Law School in 1998. He is admitted to Practice in the Maine Federal and State courts and the First Circuit Court of Appeals.