Thursday, September 3, 2026
OKT is proud to share that 14 of our lawyers have been recognized by their peers in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™.
This recognition highlights our firm’s dedication to excellence across three key practice areas:
Aboriginal Law / Indigenous Practice
- Bryce Edwards
- Cathy Guirguis
- Larry Innes
- Nick Kennedy
- Nancy J. Kleer
- Lorraine Land
- Senwung Luk
- Matt McPherson
- Krista Nerland
- John A. Olthuis
- Renée Pelletier
- Judith Rae
- Roger Townshend
- Maggie Wente
Environmental Law
Administrative and Public Law
We are also thrilled to congratulate five of our associates – Graeme Cook, Sinéad Dearman, Joel Morales, Jessie Stirling-Voss, and Victoria Wicks for their inclusion in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ for their work in Aboriginal Law / Indigenous Practice.
OKT extends our sincere thanks to our peers for recognizing the quality of our work, and, as always, we remain deeply grateful to our clients for allowing us to stand alongside them in their pursuit of justice for Indigenous peoples.
Congratulations to everyone recognized in the 2027 editions of Best Lawyers.
ABOUT BEST LAWYERS
The 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ celebrates 21 years of dedicated research into identifying the foremost legal professionals across the country. The vibrancy of the Canadian legal market is evident in its dynamic growth, diverse practice areas and the continuous emergence of innovative legal solutions.
The Best Lawyers in Canada is committed to identifying and celebrating the finest legal professionals through a comprehensive peer-review process. This ensures that the lawyers recognized are among the most skilled and respected in the field. Click here for more information.
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