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Noémie Lamothe
Law degree from Laval University
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Noémie supports legal professionals at our Quebec office, developing her skills in legal research, drafting legal documents and, on occasion, representing clients before the courts.
As part of her various student activities, she had the opportunity to hone her advocacy skills, notably by taking part in the Goldwater-Dubé competition, during which she wrote an appeal brief on family law. Noémie has also worked as a research assistant in criminal and penal law. These experiences have enabled her to develop her rigor and organizational skills. Passion has always been at the heart of her work ethic.
Noémie wants to work in an environment where initiative and dedication are encouraged.
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She has also been a loyal coach and judge in the competitive sector of artistic gymnastics for many years. Noémie was also a member of the Laval University’s Rouge et Or cheerleading team during her university career. She aspires to pass on her love of the sport and her ambition to the athletes she works with.
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