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Léa-Marie Gagnon
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2023
Education
Law Degree, Université Laval (LL.B.)
Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Law, with Honour Roll distinction from the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
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A lawyer based in Quebec City, Léa-Marie is part of the business law team, where she focuses on international trade and intellectual property. Her interest in cross-border matters developed early in her career, notably during a 2024 trade mission to Mexico carried out as part of an export mandate for a Quebec-based company. In 2022, she also completed an internship with the International Criminal Court, working on a Defence team, where she gained valuable insight into international legal processes.
Read moreHer international experience has fostered a strong appreciation for different cultures while strengthening her adaptability and professional rigour. It has also fuelled the intellectual curiosity that continues to shape her practice today. Fluent in French, English and Spanish, she communicates with ease across diverse client groups and collaborates effectively with partners from a variety of cultural backgrounds.
She is recognized for her ambition, resourcefulness and dynamism.
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- Due Diligence
- International Affairs
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Purchase and Sale of Business
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Real Estate and Construction
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