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The Law of Indigenous Ownership and Projects is the first resource published that focuses exclusively on the development of Indigenous-owned projects – a multi-disciplinary field that includes Aboriginal law, land, corporate, tax, regulatory and other

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Publication date:2024-08-01
Practice area:Business & commercial law, Aboriginal law
Jurisdiction:Canada
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Thomas Isaac

Thomas Isaac is a partner at Cassels LLP and is a nationally recognized authority in the area of Aboriginal law. He has extensive experience in advising industry, government, and Indigenous clients on Aboriginal legal and related matters in all parts 

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Jeremy Barretto is a partner at Cassels and serves as Chair of the firm’s national Regulatory Law Group and Co-Chair of the Environmental, Social & Governance Group. He has extensive regulatory, environmental, and Aboriginal law experience. Jeremy