We are delighted to announce that Aria Laskin and Claire Truesdale have been named on Benchmark Litigation’s prestigious 40 and Under list for 2025! This recognition highlights their exceptional Read More
JFK Law Welcomes New Associates Brodie Noga and Ivan da Fonseca
JFK Law is excited to announce new members to the team: associate Brodie Noga has joined our Vancouver office and Ivan da Fonseca has joined our Kahnawake office. A Read More
JFK’s Nadir André comments in CBC article “Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke mulls applying road tolls in response to federal cuts”
Read the article here: “Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke mulls applying road tolls in response to federal cuts” Read More
JFK’s Claire Truesdale Sheds Light on the Second Generation Cut-Off Rule in New Winnipeg Free Press Article
Canada’s complicated “Indian status” regime, which has been around for nearly 150 years, continues to be a source of confusion and pain for Indigenous peoples. In an article published Read More
JFK Law Welcomes New Team Members Maasumeh, Chris, and Arzo!
We are excited to welcome three new Legal Assistants to the team: Maasumeh Rahimi and Arzo Yusufi are in the Vancouver Office, and Chris Lasseter is in the Toronto Read More
As Carney Talks Partnership, JFK’s Sara Mainville Talks Trust, Meaningful Consultation, and Capacity on CBC National News
On July 17, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed First Nations Chiefs and organizations during a National Summit on the implementation of the Building Canada Act. JFK Law LLP’s Read More
Nadir André’s Latest Column in Espaces Autochtones on Indigenous Rights
Read Nadir’s latest column published in Espaces Autochtones: Droits des peuples autochtones : véto ou consentement? | Radio-Canada https://ici.radio-canada.ca/espaces-autochtones/2178895/grands-progets-c5-consultations-autochtones Read More
Ontario’s Bill 5: Unpacking the Amendments to the Ontario Heritage Act
Ontario’s “Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, 2025,” also known as Bill 5, received Royal Assent on June 5, 2025 marking a significant legislative shift within the province. Read More