About Nathan

Nathan Richards practices public and constitutional law, including Indigenous law, before courts and administrative tribunals across Canada. He has advised First Nations in Quebec, Ontario and Alberta since 2001 on Aboriginal and treaty rights, environmental law, land matters and governance, and represents clients before Quebec and Ontario courts as well as the Federal Courts. Richards has been a member of the Barreau du Québec since 2001 and the Law Society of Ontario since 2010, and holds a master's degree (2005) and a doctorate in law (2016), both completed at McGill University. He offers a free preliminary phone consultation to members of First Nations on topics such as Indian status, tax exemptions, and on-reserve estates, and is recognized as a certified specialist in Aboriginal law and governance in Ontario.

Practice areas

Indigenous Law Administrative & Regulatory Law Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Business & Corporate Law

Education & credentials

Other degrees
LL.M. (2005), McGill University
Ph.D. in Law (2016), McGill University

Listing compiled from public sources in July 2026. Confirm Nathan Richards’s licence and standing in the Barreau du Québec directory ↗