About
Ryan Lake, a seasoned partner at Maurice Law, brings a wealth of experience as both an advocate and advisor. Specializing in litigation and negotiations concerning Aboriginal and treaty rights, Ryan is dedicated to providing professional legal services to Indigenous peoples across Canada. During his law studies, Ryan interned at the Department of Justice (Canada) and with the Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel to the Senate in Ottawa. His legal career commenced with a firm renowned for its expertise in maritime, aviation, and transportation law, where he served Canadian and international clients. Subsequently, Ryan practiced commercial, class action, and insurance litigation in Toronto before joining Maurice Law in 2014. Ryan's contributions extend beyond the courtroom. He has authored numerous papers on topics such as the Duty to Consult, Crown fiduciary and treaty obligations, and the Specific Claims Process. In 2017, Ryan graduated from Osgoode Hall with a Master of Laws focused on administrative law, civil litigation, and energy and infrastructure issues pertinent to Indigenous governments.