Amyn’s work has facilitated sustainable and sound business arrangements for his clients with respect to the development of mines, hydroelectric projects, aggregate projects and pipelines on their Traditional Territories.  In particular, Amyn has represented First Nations across Canada in the negotiation and implementation of:

1. Regulatory Process Funding Agreements;
2. Negotiation Agreements;
3. Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Confidentiality Agreements;
4. Impact Benefit Agreements;
5. Participation Agreements;
6. Accommodation Agreements;
7. Limited Partnership Agreement; and

other comparable agreements, across numerous resource sectors.

After completing mutually beneficial Accommodation Agreements between First Nations and industry, Amyn has actively represented numerous First Nation development corporations.  In his work for First Nations development corporations, he advises boards on their roles, responsibilities and potential liabilities.  In addition, Amyn facilitates Joint Ventures with industry that seek to maximize preferences acquired under Accommodation Agreements.

Amyn has also regularly advised his First Nation clients with respect to the establishment of sound trust arrangements that provide an effective framework for wealth management for future generations.

Amyn has extensive experience representing First Nations in provincial and federal environmental and regulatory review proceedings, including submissions before the National Energy Board.