Roy Millen

Roy has particular experience in Indigenous rights and title, and litigation involving commercial and administrative law matters. Clients appreciate Roy's ability to provide prompt, straightforward and business-savvy advice in areas of the law that are complex and continually evolving.

In the area of Aboriginal law, Roy advises clients across Canada on the development of energy, mining and other major projects, and relationships among Indigenous peoples, businesses, and governments. He negotiates commercial agreements, impact benefit agreements, consultation protocols and other arrangements with First Nations, Métis and other Indigenous groups. He also assists clients in navigating the regulatory processes necessary to secure project approval, including the implications of UNDRIP, and represents clients in litigation regarding Indigenous rights and title.

Roy has been a guest instructor and adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Law, guest lecturer at the University of Western Faculty of Law, and a participant in round tables at the University of Victoria Faculty of Law.