Toronto-based legal counsel can shape an Aboriginal law practice at Woodward & Company Lawyers LLP, drawing on energy, sustainability, or climate law experience. The practice serves Indigenous interests.

This qualified mid-level litigator will work within Woodward’s nationally expanding Aboriginal law presence. Applicants should have five to ten years’ call, Ontario Law Society standing, and a genuine interest in serving First Nations. Relevant experience may include energy, environmental, climate, sustainability, or constitutional law, alongside negotiation, writing, mentorship, and relationship-building skills.

Key Responsibilities:

- Represent Indigenous interests through Aboriginal law practice
- Use energy, environmental, climate, or sustainability law experience




- Prepare technical legal writing and advocacy materials
- Balance independent work with interdisciplinary collaboration
- Travel and cultivate current and future client relationships

Requirements:

- Five to ten years’ call required
- Law Society of Ontario membership in positive standing
- Interest in developing a First Nations practice
- Ability to explain complex concepts across cultures
- Willingness to mentor junior associates

Use energy and sustainability law knowledge, advocacy, and relationship skills to advance First Nations-focused work in Toronto.

📌 Indigenous Rights Energy Law Counsel (Toronto)
🏢 Woodward Lawyers LLP
📍 Toronto