Memberships & Professional Affiliations
Law Society of British Columbia, 2016
Awards
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Practice Areas
- Nation Building
Mae Price is an associate at JFK Law whose practice focuses on supporting Indigenous communities in consultation, environmental assessments, and regulatory reviews of natural resource projects. She assists clients in navigating Crown consultation processes, responding to proposed developments in their territories, and participating effectively in environmental assessment and other regulatory processes both at the provincial and federal level. Mae also advises clients on options for challenging the outcomes of regulatory and consultation processes when necessary.
Mae is also experienced in complex negotiations involving governments, industry proponents, and Indigenous communities. Her work is grounded in practical, strategic advocacy aimed at helping clients protect their rights, advance their priorities, and secure meaningful outcomes in matters affecting their lands, resources, and governance.
With a collaborative and solutions-focused approach, Mae works with clients to understand the legal, political, and practical dimensions of each matter and to develop strategies that reflect community objectives.
Publications:
- “Colonial Legacies and Fiduciary Law: A Conceptual Framework for Addressing Aboriginal Health” Christine Huglo Robertson Prize – Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice
- “My Work Should Not Cost Me My Life – the Case Against Criminalizing the Purchase of Sex in Canada” – Pivot Legal Society