Melinda Moch
Lawyer
Melinda is a Lawyer in Hall & Larocque’s Winnipeg office, where she practices primarily in Indigenous Law and Business Law. Melinda brings a history of working in the Commercial Law space to her practice, having coordinated large-scale Industrial and Commercial development projects over the course of nearly a decade as a Commercial Paralegal prior to attending Robson Hall at University of Manitoba.
Melinda’s practice emphasises sustainable decision-making and the exercise of Indigenous self-determination. Melinda is Red River Métis from Manitoba, with Scrip lineage tracing back to the historic Red River Settlement and the Interlake region. In addition to her legal practice, Melinda is deeply engaged in leadership and advocacy at both the provincial and national levels, participating in numerous initiatives advocating for Indigenous students, communities, and women within legal and academic spaces.
Education
University of Manitoba, JD, 2024
CDI College, Legal Assistant Diploma, 2002
Current Memberships & Affiliations
Law Society of Manitoba, 2025
Seven Oaks General Hospital, Board of Trustees
Clan Mothers Healing Village, Director
Federation of Law Societies of Canada, Approval Committee
Indigenous Bar Association, Director
Truth & Reconciliation Action Team, Robson Hall
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