Sarah Campeau-Lortie

Professional career

Me Sarah Campeau-Lortie practices mainly in the fields of labour and employment law.

She primarily advises unionized and non-unionized businesses in a variety of fields. She more particularly offers her expertise in labor relations, labor standards, human rights and freedoms as well as occupational health and safety. Me Campeau-Lortie is called upon to represent employers before various courts, both in civil and administrative matters as well as in penal cases.

During her bachelor’s degree, Me Campeau-Lortie completed a one-year articling program with two judges at the Superior Court of Québec. She also worked as a law clerk in administrative law for a professor at Université Laval.

Distinguished by her academic results, she is featured on the Honor Roll of the Faculty of Law of the Université Laval.

She is currently completing a Master of Laws at Law at Université Laval, where her thesis will focuses on the scope of constitutional protection of freedom of association.

Articles

Commentary – Cancellation of a dismissal without just and sufficient cause in the context of a corporate transaction-La Référence (in French only)

“Interview with the Honourable Michelle O’Bonsawin, Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada” (Co-authored with Laurie-Ann Laveau and Élisabeth Lachance)

“2024: The Year of Indigenous Law — A Review of the Leading Decisions Rendered by the Supreme Court in Indigenous Law Matters” (Co-authored with Laurie-Ann Laveau)

“Interview with the Honourable Marie-Paule Gagnon, Justice of the Superior Court of Québec” (Co-authored with Laurie-Ann Laveau and Élisabeth Lachance)

“Interview with the Honourable Catherine LaRosa, j.c.s.” (Co-authored with Laurie-Ann Laveau and Élisabeth Lachance)

“Looking back at 2025: a review of significant legislative changes in labor law” (Co-authored with Xavier Parenteau): (in French only)

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