Nicholas W. K. Racine | J.D.

Bio:

Since 2011, the focus of my practice has been helping claimants resolve their claims against the Government via various Class Action Settlements.. Representing more than a thousand claimants in the Indian Residential and Day School Setttlements, I have garnered a reputation for taking on difficult files and providing fierce advocacy for my clients. For more than a decade I have been fortunate enough to represent claimants from Halifax to Vancouver Island, and everywhere in between. Being Métis, I have a profound respect for the First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities and hope to continue to assist with the legal aspects of reconciliation.

Background:

After obtaining my Juris Doctorate in 2009, I moved from Saskatoon to Calgary where I articled and was called to the Bar in 2010.  In 2011, I was offered an opportunity to move back to Saskatoon to represent claimants in the IAP with Aboriginal Law Group.  In 2015, I started Racine Law and continued to represent claimants in the IAP.  Over the past seven years I have been fortunate enough to represent claimants from Halifax to Vancouver Island, and everywhere in between.  I have a profound respect for the First Nation communities and hope to continue to assist with the legal aspects of reconciliation.

Education:

Juris Doctorate

College of Law, University of Saskatchewan (2009)

Bachelor of Arts (English Honours)

University of Saskatchewan (2006)