JFK Law Recognized in the 2027 Chambers Canada Rankings

We are proud to announce that the firm and five of our lawyers have once again been recognized in the 2027 Chambers Canada rankings for Aboriginal Law.

These rankings reflect Chambers’ independent research process, which evaluates legal excellence through feedback from clients, peers, and industry leaders across Canada. We are honoured to be recognized for our commitment to advancing the rights, interests, and priorities of Indigenous nations, communities and organizations.

Firm Recognition

JFK Law LLP

Band 1 Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples and Potential in Litigation, Administration and Public Law

This Band 1 ranking reflects the collective dedication, experience, and passion of our full team. We are deeply grateful for the trust our clients place in us and for the opportunity to support Indigenous Peoples across the country in matters that have a lasting impact on their communities and future generations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Individual Lawyer Recognitions

Robert Janes KC

Band 1 Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples and Potential in Constitutional Law

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Tim Dickson

Band 2 Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples

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Karey Brooks KC

Band 2 Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples

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Sara Mainville

Band 3 Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples

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Jeff Langlois

Band 3 Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples

View Jeff’s Chambers Profile

We are especially pleased to celebrate Jeff’s first appearance in the Chambers Canada rankings, a well-deserved recognition of his dedication to clients and his contributions to Indigenous law.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank You

We extend our sincere thanks to our clients, Indigenous Nations and communities, colleagues, and peers in the legal profession who participated in Chambers’ research process and shared their experiences working with our team.

These rankings are a reflection of the strong relationships we have built together and the meaningful work we are privileged to undertake in service of Indigenous rights, governance, economic development, litigation, and reconciliation across Canada.

Congratulations to all of our recognized lawyers and team members on this outstanding achievement.