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Michigan law firm Dykema Gossett has been hired for $250,000 to help the state of Oklahoma negotiate gaming compacts with Native American tribes. Tribal leaders claim the compacts will automatically renew January 1. But Governor Kevin Stitt (l.) said he wants new compacts to require higher exclusivity fees than the original 2004 rates.
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