Aboriginal Law Practitioners
Specializing in Treaty and Aboriginal rights and legal historical research for Indigenous peoples
Specializing in Treaty and Aboriginal rights and legal historical research for Indigenous peoples
The Two Row Wampum is among the earliest of known wampum belts representing a treaty between the Indigenous peoples of North America and Europeans. This wampum symbolizes the elements of the treaty: an ongoing relationship of mutual respect between allies, in this case the Haudenosaunee and the Dutch government.
We practice Aboriginal law - representing Indigenous clients and providing assistance to their legal counsel.
Our particular expertise lies in legal and historical research regarding Aboriginal and Treaty rights in Canada, as well as genealogical - or family - history.
We also further Indigenous views of the environment by tying the past to the present.
Our goal is to develop creative but sound solutions to difficult problems.
Brian has a doctorate in law from Oxford, a law degree from McGill, and a bachelor's degree in English from Loyola College of Montreal. He no longer practises law, and is focused on research and writing.
He is an Emeritus Professor of Osgoode Hall Law School and is known for his scholarship on Aboriginal rights, legal history, and constitutional law.
Brian is the firm's research director.
Michael has a law degree from Western, a Masters in Environmental Studies from York, and a bachelor's degree in English from McGill. He is a barrister and solicitor, and is called to the bar of Ontario.
He has extensive experience in litigation regarding Treaty rights, Aboriginal rights, and Aboriginal title.
Michael is the firm's legal counsel.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Phone: (416) 672-0408 Fax: (647) 954-1898 Email: info@slatterylaw.ca
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