Lauren’s practice focuses primarily in Indigenous law, the exercise of inherent rights by Indigenous governments, and building relationships with Indigenous peoples.
She represents and advises governments, organizations, and businesses across a variety of sectors, including energy, mining, and land development. Lauren regularly advises clients on the regulatory aspects of project development, including section 35 and the duty to consult. She also has experience in specific claim negotiation and in developing Indigenous trusts.
Lauren took part in the intensive program in Indigenous Lands, Resources, and Governments at Osgoode Hall Law School, where she worked with the First Nations of Québec and Labrador Sustainable Development Institute.
She is also Co-Chair of the firm’s Indigenous Peoples Action Committee.