Shanna St-Pierre-Power

Lawyer at McInnes Cooper

Called to the bar
2025
Languages
English, French
Indigenous LawIndigenous LawEmployment & Labour LawEmployment & Labour LawInsurance LawInsurance LawAdministrative & Regulatory LawAdministrative & Regulatory Law

About Shanna

Shanna is a bilingual lawyer based in the firm's Fredericton office, practising litigation, labour and employment law, Aboriginal law and Indigenous peoples matters, online file-sharing mass lawsuits, and administrative law. She primarily serves clients in construction and property development, insurance, the private sector and Indigenous communities. A former president of the Indigenous Law Students Association at the University of New Brunswick's Faculty of Law, she is recognized by the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council as off-reserve Mi'kmaq, with family roots in Gespe'gewa'gi in the Acadian Peninsula.

Education & credentials

Law school
University of New Brunswick
Undergraduate
University of New Brunswick, BA (Psychology)

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