Kerry Kaukinen

In the bustling legal landscape of Vancouver, Kerry Kaukinen shines as a beacon of expertise within the realms of Indigenous and Environmental law. Her legal acumen spans a broad spectrum, emphasizing civil, administrative, and regulatory disputes. Kerry's courtroom experience is extensive, having made her mark in various judicial arenas across British Columbia, the Federal Court of Appeal, and multiple administrative tribunals.

Kerry's approach is client-centered, guiding them through the complexities of permitting, environmental assessments, and Indigenous consultations with finesse. Her representation extends to judicial review proceedings, injunctions, and a myriad of disputes where Aboriginal and Environmental law intertwine.

Kerry's proficiency also covers the defense of clients facing regulatory and environmental allegations. She stands as a steadfast advocate in regulatory prosecutions and contested sentencing, ensuring her clients' voices are heard and rights protected.

Her educational journey is equally impressive, with a JD from Dalhousie University (2014) and a BA in Political Science (with Distinction) from Concordia University (2010). Kerry's commitment to her field is further evidenced by her active involvement with the Vancouver Bar Association, The Law Society of British Columbia, and The Canadian Bar Association.

Kerry's work spans the energy and climate sectors, where she applies her environmental and Indigenous law expertise. Her practice areas include environmental law, Indigenous law, litigation, and dispute resolution, showcasing her versatility and dedication to making a difference in her clients' lives and the broader community.