Description
Gabrielle Brochu works mainly in civil and commercial litigation, insurance law, professional liability, and disciplinary issues.

In the course of her practice, she has represented insurers, businesses, and professionals before civil, administrative, and disciplinary courts and tribunals. She has also been involved in class action suits.

In 2010 Gabrielle completed a Masters Degree in Private International Law in which she addressed a number of legal issues raised when Quebec workers are temporarily assigned to work abroad.

Associations & Achievements
Since 2007 - Gabrielle Brochu teachs evidence and civil procedure to students at École du Barreau
Presentations & Conferences
2010 - "Resident physicians and civil liability", seminar presented to  surgery students at Laval University

2010 & 2008 - "The legal risks of private practice", training workshop held during symposiums organized by the Canadian Medical Protective Association.

2007 - "The difference between employees and self-employed workers", lecture before the Association québécoise des informaticiens et informaticiennes indépendants