Louise Kyle

Louise Kyle is a lawyer with JFK Law LLP in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her practice includes Aboriginal Law / Indigenous Practice, administrative law and judicial review, environmental and regulatory law, consultation and accommodation, civil litigation, strategic advocacy, and negotiations.

Louise has practised with JFK Law LLP since completing her articles with the firm. She advises and represents clients on matters involving public law, regulatory processes, consultation and accommodation, and litigation. Her work also includes strategic advocacy and negotiations in complex legal and policy matters.

While attending law school, Louise worked at the University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic and completed legal internships with the National Association of Friendship Centres, Senator Yvonne Boyer, and Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada.

Before law school, Louise worked in public health research and program development. She is interested in protecting public investments and forms of intangible knowledge from corporate exploitation, particularly in connection with access to healthcare and medicines. Louise has appeared twice before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health to testify about access to medicines, patent policy, and related health issues.

Outside her legal practice, Louise enjoys trail running and skiing, usually accompanied by her dog and homemade snacks.