Class Actions (Legal Information for Indigenous People)

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Lawsuits filed by an individual acting on behalf of a group.

Current class actions to apply for (compiled by I.C.L.C and current as of Spring 2022):

Current class actions to apply for: (compiled by I.C.L.C and current as of Spring 2022)
Sixties Scoop Métis and Non-Status Indian Class Action
Indigenous Child Welfare Class Action
  • Murphy Battista LLP
  • Website
  • Toll-free: 1-888-683-9621
Sexual Misconduct Class Action
  • Law firm: Murphy Battista LLP
  • Lawyer: Janelle O’Conner
  • Email: oconnor@murphybattista.com
  • Phone: 604-683-9621
Federal Indian Day School class action
  • Website
  • Claims Administrator: 1-888-221-2898
  • Class Counsel: 1-844-539-3815
“Indian Boarding Homes” Class Action & “Indian Hospitals” Class Action
  • Klein Lawyers LLP
  • Website
  • Phone: 604-874-7171
Millennium Scoop Class Action
  • Miller Titerle
  • Website
  • Phone: 604-681-4112

Contact the Indigenous Community Legal Clinic (ICLC) about current Class Actions. The ICLC provides legal services to Indigenous people in BC Phone: 604 822 1311 Email: iclc@allard.ubc.ca www.allard.ubc.ca/communityclinics/indigenous-community-legal-clinic

A court proceeding in which one party sues another for a specific remedy or relief, also called a "lawsuit" or a "case." An action for divorce, for example, is a court proceeding in which the claimant sues the respondent for the relief of a divorce order.

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