Justine Bissonnette-Lépine is a law graduate from the Faculty of Law at Université Laval.

 

She also holds a bachelor's degree in Communications and Public Relations from Université du Québec à Montréal. 

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Before beginning her articling term, Justine worked as a communications and marketing officer, before shifting her career focus to law. She later served as a research assistant for the Research Chair on Smart Contracts, Blockchain, and Emerging Technologies at Université Laval.

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During her academic journey, Justine leveraged her experience and was awarded the Chief Justice Richard Wagner Award in 2022 for her leadership and dedication to the mission of Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC). She also earned first place in the Faculty’s Debate Committee Tournament in 2023 and received the third-best oralist distinction at the Adam F. Fanaki Canadian Moot on Competition Law in 2024.

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Justine stands out for her versatility, diligence, and efficiency.