About Tim
Tim Dickson is a partner at JFK Law's Vancouver office, practising civil litigation with a focus on Aboriginal, constitutional, administrative, and commercial law. He has appeared in more than ten Supreme Court of Canada appeals and represented clients before public inquiries including the Cohen Commission on Fraser River sockeye salmon and the BC Missing Women Inquiry. Tim's work includes advancing Indigenous interests on the Trans Mountain pipeline's Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee and representing the Tsilhqot'in Nation in litigation over the proposed New Prosperity mine. He was called to the bar in 2004 after studying law at the University of Toronto and clerking at the BC Court of Appeal, and has taught administrative law as an adjunct professor at UBC. Tim has been recognized by Best Lawyers in Canada in Aboriginal, administrative, and corporate/commercial litigation, and by Lexpert as one of Canada's Leading Lawyers under 40.
Education & credentials
- Law school
- University of Toronto
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