Our Work
At JFK Law, our work spans the full landscape of Aboriginal and Indigenous law — from precedent-setting litigation that defends and expands rights, to the laws, constitutions, and governance structures nations are building for themselves, to the businesses and agreements that turn vision into lasting prosperity. The results include land returned, sovereignty strengthened, and futures secured. Behind each case and project is a team committed to helping our clients move their rights, sovereignty, and prosperity forward.
We invite you to explore examples of our work below. You can sort work by practice area: litigation, nation building, and wealth creation.
Feature Case Study
Comprehensive Specific Claims Representation
Represented Snaw-naw-as First Nation
Represented Snaw-naw-as First Nation in a specific claim before the Specific Claims Tribunal concerning Canada’s failure to properly set aside and protect a reserve at the head of Nanoose Bay (Snaw-naw-as First Nation v His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, SCT-7005-20).
- Litigation
- Litigation
Representing Okanagan Indian Band
Representing Okanagan Indian Band before the Specific Claims Tribunal concerning Canada’s failure to amalgamate the Arrow Lakes Band with Okanagan Indian Band, including in contested party applications (Okanagan Indian Band and Westbank First Nation v His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, SCT-7004-20; Okanagan Indian Band v His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, 2024 SCTC 2; Okanagan Indian Band v His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, 2024 SCTC 3).
- Litigation
- Litigation
Moving Forward Together
How does your Nation, community or organization need or want to move forward? We’re here to listen.