About macushlawmacushlaw is a high-performance purpose driven boutique B Corp law firm. We provide high quality, strategic, proportionate, timely and ethical advice to purpose-driven organizations.. Our client base consists of impact enterprises, housing providers, non-profits, charities, First Nations, small business, philanthropists and vulnerable people seeking justice. We primarily operate in the real estate, housing, sustainability, First Nations economic development, and community services sectors. macushlaw is a legal industry leader in impact performance, providing reduced rates to purpose driven organizations, promoting volunteerism and philanthropy, leveraging existing and custom developed technology to streamline operations and client service, and prioritizing environmentally sustainable operations. macushlaw is proudly B Corp, BC Green Business and BC Living Wage certified.Whom Should ApplyOur work environment is ideal for candidates seeking:a fast paced, non-traditional, informal, values-driven, and tech forward practice environment; an chance to dohigh quality work for clients making the world a better place; to take on increasedresponsibility in their practice including direct client contact and file leadership; to find more purposeand meaning in their professional lives; learn how to build their own practice; andretain competitive compensation while maintaining more sustainable working hours.macushlaw is a good fit for lawyers that are values-driven, hard working, self-directed, independent, accountable, ethical, and entrepreneurial.About the RoleWe are seeking an experienced Aboriginal Law Lawyer (5-7 years call) to lead files and support our purpose-driven clients in matters involving duty to consult, treaty rights, Aboriginal title,



indigenous governance and related advisory. Experience or interest in corporate and commercial law, non‑profit and charity law, governance and compliance, real estate and housing, leasing and conveyancing, mergers and acquisitions, employment, wills and estates, and Indigenous and First Nations–related matters is preferred but not required to apply.This role is well‑suited to an experienced lawyer who brings sound judgement, strong client management skills, and the ability to independently lead matters while contributing meaningfully to mentorship, file strategy, and the continued growth of a community-focused practice.The successful candidate will:Independently lead and manage Aboriginal and Indigenous law matters, including files involving duty to consult and accommodation, treaty rights, Aboriginal title, Indigenous governance, and related advisory or litigation-support work.Provide strategic legal advice to Indigenous governments, organizations, and purpose-driven clients on governance, regulatory engagement, and rights-based issues.Advise clients on the intersection of Aboriginal law with corporate, commercial, non-profit, charity, real estate, and employment matters, as applicable.Draft, review, and negotiate agreements relevant to Indigenous and Aboriginal law mandates, including governance documents, funding agreements, impact benefit agreements, consultation frameworks,



and related transactional documents.Support policy development and governance documentation for Indigenous organizations and other impact-oriented entities.Exercise sound professional judgement with respect to risk assessment, scope, timelines, and client communications, managing files with a high degree of independence.Mentor junior lawyers and staff, contributing to knowledge-sharing and a strong culture of learning and professional excellence.Collaborate closely with the administrative and operations team to ensure effective, efficient, and well-managed files.Participate in business development, relationship-building, and the growth of the firm's Aboriginal and Indigenous law practice.RequirementsMember in good standing with the Law Society of British Columbia5-7 years of experience with demonstrated experience practicing Aboriginal lawDemonstrated ability to independently lead files, exercise sound judgement, and manage client relationshipsStrong technological skills and a demonstrated interest in leveraging legal technology and artificial intelligence toolsExceptional oral and written communication skillsStrong organizational, time management, and file management skillsExceptional client management skillsHighly independent, accountable, and self-directedProfessional, responsive, and client‑focused approachDemonstrated commitment to community service, ethics, and professional excellenceOpen to being called in the YukonCompensation & BenefitsSalary range: $142,824-$166,628+3 weeks vacation, plus bonus vacation entitlementOrigination bonus (10% of originated collections, paid quarterly)Firm Performance BonusHealth and dental benefits plus health care spending

📌 Purpose Driven Aboriginal Law Lawyer (5–7 Years) (Vancouver)
🏢 Macushla Law
📍 Vancouver