Miller Titerle & Company was named a leading law firm in Canada and once again given the top ranking (Band 1) by Chambers Canada in the area of Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous People (Canada: Nationwide).

In their 2027 Guide, Chambers had this to say about the firm:

Miller Titerle + Company is a dynamic law firm with a strong focus on the economic development of First Nations and offices in Vancouver, Victoria and Toronto. The team offers support across the full range of Aboriginal issues, including project development, governance, rights and title, corporate transactions, family, employment, real estate and environmental law. It demonstrates considerable aptitude for leveraging the multidisciplinary strengths of its team to offer sound commercial support. The firm is also involved in advising on government-to-government agreements, including reconciliation actions.

CHAMBERS CANADA 2027 GUIDE

Additionally, 4 MT+Co. lawyers were individually ranked in the Chambers Canada 2027 Guide.

Merle Alexander, KC, and Rob Miller were both ranked in Band 1 in the area of Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples.

Joelle Walker was ranked within Band 2 and Tamara Napoleon was ranked in Band 3.

Congratulations to Merle, Rob, Joelle and Tamara for your recognition as leading lawyers in your field of practice!

Rankings within the Chambers Canada Guide is based on an extensive research process which includes gathering feedback from clients. Some of the feedback provided during the 2027 research cycle is included below.

Miller Titerle + Company brings integrity, responsiveness and good judgement.

Miller Titerle + Company brings a specialised expertise in Aboriginal and constitutional law with strong political acumen.

Miller Titerle + Company has a very strong litigation team and addresses issues and obstacles strategically and in a timely manner.

The team is personable while being expert at what it does.

For more information on Chambers Canada and their ranking methodology please visit: https://chambers.com/about-us/methodology