About Melinda
Melinda Moch is a lawyer at Hall & Larocque's Winnipeg office focused on Indigenous law and business law. She previously worked for nearly a decade as a commercial paralegal coordinating large-scale industrial and commercial development projects before attending law school. She describes herself as Red River Métis from Manitoba, with Scrip lineage tracing back to the Red River Settlement and the Interlake region, and her practice emphasizes sustainable decision-making and Indigenous self-determination. She serves as a director of the Indigenous Bar Association and of Clan Mothers Healing Village, and on the Board of Trustees of Seven Oaks General Hospital. She was called to the bar in 2025.
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