Dionne Schulze

Dionne Schulze is a Montreal law firm that advises and represents Indigenous governments, organizations, and individuals across Canada, along with non-profits working in social and environmental justice. Founded in 2007, the firm handles constitutional litigation, class actions, labour law, governance, and environmental assessment matters. Its bilingual team is trained in both Quebec civil law and Canadian common law and appears before courts and tribunals at all levels.

Practice areas

Indigenous Law Class Actions Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Employment & Labour Law Administrative & Regulatory Law

Good to know

Wheelchair accessibleBy appointment

Lawyers 17

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar

1995–2024 · median 10 years in practice 7 of 17 lawyers

Languages on the roster

English, French

Who handles what

• Indigenous Law
  Adrienne Tessier, Alexia Legault, David Janzen, David Schulze, Elisabeth Patterson, Jameela Jeeroburkhan, Julia Thomas, Léa Lemay Langlois, Marie-Alice D'Aoust, Marie-Eve Dumont, Marsela Ianni, Maryse Décarie-Daigneault, Nicholas Dodd, Rose Victoria Adams, Sara Andrade, Sarah-Maude Belleville-Chénard, Wade MacAulay
• Class Actions
  Alexia Legault, Julia Thomas, Marsela Ianni