Amélie
Dion

Hotline: 873 381-3770

Since joining Cain Lamarre, Me Dion has predominantly focused her practice on aboriginal law and business law, more specifically in cases involving the negotiation of impact and benefit agreements, the drafting of partnership agreements between non-indigenous and Indigenous businesses and drafting and reviewing contracts. She completes her practice by working on intellectual property cases, namely cases for the protection and recognition of copyrights and trademarks, as well as the protection of trade secrets.

Me Dion began her career in criminal law and family and youth protection law, which sharpened her sense of repartee and gave her a confidence and ease to speak, present and debate with assurance in public.

Since maintaining good and genuine relationships with her clients is essential to her, Me Dion is not afraid to travel in order to meet her clients both in their communities and in large centers, in Quebec and Ontario.

Assistant: Marie-Ève Gibson

Expertise

• Aboriginal and constitutional law (impacts and benefits agreements, First Nation governance, litigation, negotiation of treaties and other constitutional agreements, partnership agreements between Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses)
• Business law (commercial law, corporate law, mining, energy, and natural resources law, governance, intellectual property)
• Intellectual property (copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets)

Education

• Juris Doctor in North-American, Université de Montréal (2022)
• LL.B., Université Laval (2012)

Professional experience

• Cain Lamarre, Val-d'Or (2016 to present)
• Cliche Matte Jolicoeur, Val-d'Or

Associations, committees, boards

• Member, executive board, Club Rotary de Val-d’Or (2015 to 2023)
• Member of the Board of Directors of the Société Alzheimer de la Vallée de l'Or (2020 to 2022)
• Member, board of directors, Festival Art’Danse de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue (2016 to 2017)