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Advocating for Indigenous Rights and Justice in Edmonton
Thompson, Laboucan and Epp LLP (TLE Law) is a prominent boutique law firm in Edmonton with a distinct focus on Indigenous law. Driven by a passion for justice, the firm believes that true justice is achieved when Indigenous peoples have control over their own futures. Their team brings extensive experience and cultural understanding to their practice, representing First Nations, Métis Settlements, and Indigenous organizations across Canada.
Protecting Aboriginal and Treaty Rights
At the core of TLE Law’s mission is the protection of Aboriginal and Treaty rights. They are widely recognized for their work in:
- Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) Claims: Securing land and resources for communities under historical treaties.
- Specific Claims: resolving long-standing grievances against the Crown.
- Litigation: Defending hunting, fishing, and trapping rights in court.
Their lawyers, including those fluent in Cree, work closely with Elders and community leaders to advance these critical rights.
Economic Development and Governance
Self-determination often requires a strong economic foundation. TLE Law advises Indigenous communities on corporate and economic development, helping to structure partnerships, impact benefit agreements, and business ventures that bring prosperity to the community. They also assist with governance matters, drafting laws, policies, and election codes that reflect traditional values while meeting modern legal standards.
Employment Law and Litigation
In addition to their Indigenous law focus, the firm provides comprehensive services in employment law and general civil litigation. They represent both employers and employees in workplace disputes, human rights complaints, and wrongful dismissal cases. Their litigation team is known for being pragmatic and effective, whether in negotiation or trial.
Committed to Reconciliation
Located in the prestigious Bell Tower in downtown Edmonton, Thompson, Laboucan and Epp LLP is more than just a law firm; they are partners in the journey toward reconciliation. Their dedication to their clients’ causes and their deep respect for Indigenous legal orders make them a trusted choice for legal representation.
Specializing In
Indigenous Law, Treaty Land Entitlement, Specific Claims, Governance
Address & Location
Suite 900, Bell Tower, 10104 103 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB.
Building Location
Located in the Bell Tower, a premier Class AA office skyscraper in the heart of downtown Edmonton. It is situated adjacent to the ICE District and is connected to the city’s Pedway system.
Suite Access
Enter the main lobby of the Bell Tower. Check in at the security desk if required, then proceed to the elevator bank. Take the elevator to the 9th floor to find Suite 900.
Parking Details
The building features a heated underground parkade. Additional parking is available in the adjacent ICE District parkades and surface lots.
Public Transit
Directly connected to the Edmonton Pedway system, providing indoor access to LRT stations (Central and Bay/Enterprise Square) and numerous bus stops along 101 Street and 103 Avenue.
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