Cody Hall
Founding Partner
Cody is one of the Founding Partners of Hall & Larocque. His practice ranges from providing legal advice related to corporate and commercial matters, commercial real estate, and settlement agreements, including corporate structuring, asset, share, and land transactions and other matters tied to the economic development of First Nations. Cody advises on the structure and re-designing of First Nations’ corporate entities such as partnerships, corporations, societies and trusts. He negotiates on behalf of First Nations with private companies, Municipal, Provincial and Federal Governments, and drafts and advises on agreements from the negotiation stage to the final agreement. His real estate practice encompasses all aspects of land transactions: acquisitions, financing, development approvals, sales, leasing and additions to reserve. Cody also works very closely with First Nations on governance issues, including drafting and advising on First Nation constitutions, laws, policies, regulations and codes.
After graduating from UBC Law, Cody worked as a business lawyer at a top aboriginal law firm in Canada. Cody is a member of the Tzeachten First Nation and grew up within the Tzeachten community.
Education
Juris Doctor from the Peter A. Allard School of Law (UBC)
Bachelor of Arts from the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV)
Membership & Professional Affiliations
Called to the Bar of British Columbia
Chair of Board of Directors of BC First Nation Gaming Revenue Sharing General Partner
Board Director of Tale'awtxw Aboriginal Capital Corporation
Practice Areas
Indigenous Economic Development
Indigenous Governance
Government-to-Government Agreements
Consultation and Accommodation
Settlement Agreements
Corporate Organization and Reorganization
Commercial Real Estate
Financing
Additions to Reserve and Land Development
Governance and Policy Development
Business Development
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