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Advocating for
Our Nations. First.

We provide services in the field of Aboriginal Law. In this regard, we act strictly for First Nations, First Nation Organizations and their members.

About Our Firm

Nahwegahbow, Corbiere originated in 1982. Our Firm acts exclusively for First Nation individuals, communities and organizations and our practice is restricted to Aboriginal law. We do general representation for First Nations in all matters related to governance, as well as specialized work in Aboriginal and Treaty Rights litigation and negotiation.

Honours

Our legal team has been recognized nationally for their legal work.

The Firm

We focus on Aboriginal law, advocating for First Nations in Canada.

Services

We’re experts in legal issues that affect Canada’s First Nations communities

Legal team

An award-winning team of legal experts fighting passionately for our clients.

Our Practice Areas

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Nahwegahbow Corbiere’s fervent commitment to obtaining justice for First Nations is what sets us apart from other law firms.

The Firm provides compelling leadership in bringing specific and comprehensive claims on behalf of First Nations.

There is a strong correlation between Aboriginal and Treaty rights, as well as land claims, to the issue of natural resources management.

The Firm has often been requested to work with First Nations, Tribal Councils and provincial and national organizations on issues related to sovereignty and self-government.

The Firm provides advice to First Nation businesses, not-for-profit corporations and development corporations to assist in their unique business planning goals.

The Firm provides advice on Indian Act issues, such as by-laws, elections, reserve land management, wills and estates, and tax exemption.

The assertion of Aboriginal and Treaty rights may involve litigation and negotiation, and the Firm has represented First Nations to this end.

From time to time, First Nations will seek judicial review of the decisions made by government administrators to ensure that such decisions have been made fairly and to ensure that such decisions do not adversely affect asserted Aboriginal or Treaty rights.

Mediation and facilitation processes, properly carried out, have the potential to assist all parties to reach the important goal of reconciliation.

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Advocating for
Our Nations. First.

About Our Firm

Honours

Our legal team has been recognized nationally for their legal work.

The Firm

We focus on Aboriginal law, advocating for First Nations in Canada.

Services

We’re experts in legal issues that affect Canada’s First Nations communities

Legal team

An award-winning team of legal experts fighting passionately for our clients.

Advocating for
Our Nations. First.

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Advocating forOur Nations. First.

About Our Firm

Honours

The Firm

Services

Legal team

Contact Us

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Contact

Advocating for
Our Nations. First.

Advocating for
Our Nations. First.