Scott Robertson

Scott Robertson is a senior associate at Nahwegahbow Corbiere LLP where he regularly advises clients on Aboriginal, Treaty rights and title issues as well as tax and business structures. Scott has extensive experience advising clients on the Crown’s duty to consult and accommodate Aboriginal peoples.

He has successfully represented clients at the Supreme Court, Federal Court, Federal Court of Appeal, Ontario Court of Appeal, Ontario Energy Board, National Energy Board, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ontario Lands Tribunal, and the Human Rights Tribunal.

He received his LLB from the University of Ottawa and called to the Bar of Ontario in 2007.

In 2017, Scott was the first lawyer in Ontario to be recognized as a Certified Specialist in Indigenous Legal Issues-Litigation and Advocacy from the Law Society of Ontario.

Scott is the former president of the Indigenous Bar Association and currently sits on the Federal Court’s Aboriginal Law Bar Liaison Committee and The Advocates’ Society’s board of directors.

Scott is a Haudenosaunee from the Six Nations of the Grand River. In his limited spare time, Scott enjoys spending time with his grandsons, playing hockey, and losing golf balls.