Aboriginal Law
Nationwide - Canada
10 years ranked
Provided by McMillan LLP
Robin is a Harvard Law School graduate and former Deputy Minister with portfolios in Energy, Clean Technology, Mining, Petroleum Resources and Environmental Assessment. He is widely quoted in the media, and clients call on him for a range of regulatory and litigation matters including fair treatment of all parties during Indigenous consultation and reconciliation. As a former Provincial Chief Treaty Negotiator, he helps find pathways to success and win-win situations for Indigenous communities and industry, through project agreements and sophisticated commercial arrangements. Robin was an architect of some of British Columbia’s most important environmental legislation such as the Environmental Management Act and the Clean Energy Act, and has served as Chair of the B.C. Oil and Gas Commission (now BC Energy Regulator). He has also served as a government appointed mediator and facilitator in a broad range of complex regulatory and public policy disputes, as well as a Law Clerk to the BC Court of Appeal.
Provided by Chambers
Operating out of McMillan's Vancouver office, Robin Junger advises on the full spectrum of issues in the environmental and Aboriginal law spaces. Recently, he has demonstrated particular strength in dealing with discharge-related mandates and permitting issues.
Provided by Chambers
Robin's understanding of administrative law and constitutional items is outstanding.
Robin is great at distilling information down to the most important aspects.
Robin is excellent in both communication and vision. His client service is also excellent.
Robin brings deep background in Aboriginal law.
Robin is an extremely capable legal advisor.
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