Principled Advocacy.
Grounded Advice.
Thoughtful, grounded, and dedicated legal representation for individuals, First Nations, Indigenous organizations, and corporate clients across Canada, based in Eastern Ontario.*
Lomax Law provides candid and measured legal advice, working with you every step of the way so that you are confident and protected in the legal issues that matter to you.
Quality legal services
rooted in experience, grounded in honesty
and guided by principle.
Employment & Human Rights
We have extensive experience representing both employers and employees in complex workplace and human rights matters. We bring a rare and principled perspective that never becomes a conflict, but rather brings a deeper and nuanced understanding of legally sound strategies to achieve your best outcomes.
Aboriginal Law & Governance
Grounded in understanding that law and governance for Indigenous governments. communities, and organizations are not simply practice areas, but living systems of rights, relationships, and self-determination, Lomax Law brings to every matter contextual knowledge that translates legal frameworks into advice that serves communities and members.
Civil Litigation & Advocacy
Our civil litigation practice is built on the conviction that clients are best served by candid counsel that provides an honest assessment of the merits and available strategies in their court action.
About Virginia Lomax
Virginia Lomax is the founder and principal lawyer at Lomax Law, called to the Bar of Ontario in 2017. She brings specialized expertise in Aboriginal law, Constitutional law, and Employment law, shaped through her work with boutique law firms in the National Capital Region and as in-house counsel for a National Indigenous organization.
Virginia has appeared as counsel before the Supreme Court of Canada in landmark Indigenous rights matters, and served as lead counsel for NWAC during the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. She is called to the Bar of Ontario with specialized expertise in Indigenous and Aboriginal law, employment law, human rights, and civil litigation
