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In The Nuchatlaht v. British Columbia, the British Columbia Court of Appeal considered what evidence may establish Aboriginal title. The Court overturned the trial decision and recognized Aboriginal title over the entire area claimed by the Nuchatlaht on the basis that it was sufficiently occupied in 1846, when British sovereignty was asserted.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal's decision in The Nuchatlaht v. British Columbia has significant implications for Indigenous rights and title claims. This webinar explores the court's reasoning and examines practical considerations for Indigenous engagement in energy projects, providing essential guidance for businesses navigating this evolving legal landscape.

Canada has launched its first national sovereign wealth fund, the Canada Strong Fund, with $25 billion in federal capital to co-invest alongside private and institutional investors in infrastructure, energy...

A Greenberg Traurig shareholder discusses her multi-year pro bono legislative effort that resulted in groundbreaking Texas legislation allowing human trafficking survivors to use duress as a legal defense...

Federal contractors are often familiar with the well-defined bid protest processes at the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and agency-level forums...

Florida's quasi-judicial rezoning process promises evidence-based decision-making and meaningful judicial review, yet operates within a political reality where neighborhood opposition...

After a record 76-day shutdown, the House unexpectedly passed the Department of Homeland Security funding measure, ending the longest funding standoff in the department's history.

Fiat-backed stablecoins are rapidly emerging as viable payment alternatives, but without a clear Canadian regulatory framework, domestic digital payments risk being overshadowed by foreign-issued stablecoins. This discussion explores the regulatory, economic, and policy considerations necessary for Canada to establish a competitive blockchain-based payment system that maintains domestic control while harnessing the full potential of digital currency innovation.

Iowa lawmakers continue property tax reform negotiations as the 2026 legislative session extends into overtime, with the House advancing a comprehensive package that includes a 2% revenue cap...

A Greenberg Traurig shareholder discusses her multi-year pro bono legislative effort that resulted in groundbreaking Texas legislation allowing human trafficking survivors to use duress as a legal defense...

Glenda Crookes, Executive Director of the Judge Rotenberg Center, joins The Lobby Shop to discuss the Massachusetts-based program serving 300 children and adults with autism, developmental disabilities...

In Brandt Tractor Ltd. v. Morasse, 2026 ONSC 992, the Ontario Divisional Court upheld findings of discrimination where an acquiring employer systematically excluded employees on leave from its hiring process during an asset transaction.