Karey Brooks has an article published in the latest edition of The Advocate. To read it click here: Advocate – Reconciliation A Lawyering Imperative By Karey Brooks Read More
An Inquiry Committee of the Canadian Judicial Council recommends the removal of Justice Camp
Karey Brooks represented Women Against Violence Against Women (WAVAW) as an intervener in the Inquiry into the conduct of Justice Camp while presiding over the trial in R. v. Read More
Karey Brooks is featured in this month’s Take Five Newsletter
Karey Brooks discusses the recent BCCA decision TWU v The Law Society of British Columbia in an article co-written with Tim Dickson. Click here to read the full article. Read More
TWU v. Law Society of BC
Karey Brooks acted for an LGBTQ Coalition at the BC Court of Appeal in the Law Society’s appeal of the BC Supreme Court decision to overturn the Law Society’s Read More
JFK’s Reconciliation Action Plan
We are pleased to advise that JFK Law has adopted a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to reflect our deep commitment to the important and pressing goal of reconciliation. The Read More
JFK Law in the News – Northern Gateway Approvals Overturned
Robert Janes, Elin Sigurdson and Chris Evans, along with the JFK Law team, represented Gitxaala Nation at the Federal Court of Appeal. In the days following the decision, Robert Read More
Court Requires Meaningful Consultation in Response to Legal Challenges to Northern Gateway Pipeline
This morning, the Federal Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Gitxaała Nation and all of the other parties who brought legal challenges to the Northern Gateway Pipeline Project. Read More
Using First Nation Self-Government Powers on Reserve: Preventing Further Soowahlie Land Grabs
Protests at Soowahlie First Nation are expected as a non-aboriginal developer in cooperation with the holder of certificate of possession and the Department of Indigenous and Northern Affairs moves Read More