About Jacynthe
Me Jacynthe Ledoux is a member of the Quebec Bar since 2011. She is also a member of the Ontario Bar. A lawyer specializing in Indigenous law, Me Ledoux has a diverse practice that includes representing First Nations in environmental law, specific claims, energy law, natural resources, constitutional law, youth protection and human rights.Me Ledoux is passionate about complex cases involving overlapping jurisdictions. Her mastery of civil law, common law and her openness to Indigenous legal traditions allow her to find creative solutions based on the affirmation of the self-determination of Indigenous peoples. Me Ledoux has practiced with the Honourable Michèle Pauzé, then judge and chair of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal, as well as with firms specializing in Indigenous law and energy law.Me Ledoux holds a master's degree in Canadian common law from Osgoode Hall Law School. She also holds a master's degree in environmental law from McGill University, and two bachelor degrees in law and international studies, both from Université de Montréal. Her thesis, which explored the interactions between the state and Indigenous legal orders through the prism of wampum jurisprudence, was awarded for best thesis in Quebec law.Me Ledoux has taught Indigenous law as a lecturer at Université de Montréal and Introduction to Canadian Law at Osgoode Hall Law School. She has also lectured extensively and published numerous articles, including on the interaction between civil law, common law, and Indigenous legal traditions. Me Ledoux's approach is based on listening to the needs of communities and implementing their right to self-determination. She doesn't hesitate to travel and visit the communities she works with to build mutual understanding.Passionate, determined, and empathetic, Me Ledoux constantly monitors the latest developments in Indigenous law and the best precedents across the country. Her intercultural communication skills and her thoroughness have enabled her to successfully complete numerous cases. In her spare time, Me Ledoux enjoys reading, especially poetry, cross-country skiing, and bicycling.
Me Jacynthe Ledoux is a member of the Quebec Bar since 2011. She is also a member of the Ontario Bar. A lawyer specializing in Indigenous law, Me Ledoux has a diverse practice that includes representing First Nations in environmental law, specific claims, energy law, natural resources, constitutional law, youth protection and human rights.Me Ledoux is passionate about complex cases involving overlapping jurisdictions. Her mastery of civil law, common law and her openness to Indigenous legal traditions allow her to find creative solutions based on the affirmation of the self-determination of Indigenous peoples. Me Ledoux has practiced with the Honourable Michèle Pauzé, then judge and chair of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal, as well as with firms specializing in Indigenous law and energy law.Me Ledoux holds a master's degree in Canadian common law from Osgoode Hall Law School. She also holds a master's degree in environmental law from McGill University, and two bachelor degrees in law and international studies, both from Université de Montréal. Her thesis, which explored the interactions between the state and Indigenous legal orders through the prism of wampum jurisprudence, was awarded for best thesis in Quebec law.Me Ledoux has taught Indigenous law as a lecturer at Université de Montréal and Introduction to Canadian Law at Osgoode Hall Law School. She has also lectured extensively and published numerous articles, including on the interaction between civil law, common law, and Indigenous legal traditions. Me Ledoux's approach is based on listening to the needs of communities and implementing their right to self-determination. She doesn't hesitate to travel and visit the communities she works with to build mutual understanding.Passionate, determined, and empathetic, Me Ledoux constantly monitors the latest developments in Indigenous law and the best precedents across the country. Her intercultural communication skills and her thoroughness have enabled her to successfully complete numerous cases. In her spare time, Me Ledoux enjoys reading, especially poetry, cross-country skiing, and bicycling.
Me Jacynthe Ledoux is a member of the Quebec Bar since 2011. She is also a member of the Ontario Bar. A lawyer specializing in Indigenous law, Me Ledoux has a diverse practice that includes representing First Nations in environmental law, specific claims, energy law, natural resources, constitutional law, youth protection and human rights.
Me Ledoux is passionate about complex cases involving overlapping jurisdictions. Her mastery of civil law, common law and her openness to Indigenous legal traditions allow her to find creative solutions based on the affirmation of the self-determination of Indigenous peoples. Me Ledoux has practiced with the Honourable Michèle Pauzé, then judge and chair of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal, as well as with firms specializing in Indigenous law and energy law.
Me Ledoux holds a master's degree in Canadian common law from Osgoode Hall Law School. She also holds a master's degree in environmental law from McGill University, and two bachelor degrees in law and international studies, both from Université de Montréal. Her thesis, which explored the interactions between the state and Indigenous legal orders through the prism of wampum jurisprudence, was awarded for best thesis in Quebec law.
Me Ledoux has taught Indigenous law as a lecturer at Université de Montréal and Introduction to Canadian Law at Osgoode Hall Law School. She has also lectured extensively and published numerous articles, including on the interaction between civil law, common law, and Indigenous legal traditions. Me Ledoux's approach is based on listening to the needs of communities and implementing their right to self-determination. She doesn't hesitate to travel and visit the communities she works with to build mutual understanding.
Passionate, determined, and empathetic, Me Ledoux constantly monitors the latest developments in Indigenous law and the best precedents across the country. Her intercultural communication skills and her thoroughness have enabled her to successfully complete numerous cases. In her spare time, Me Ledoux enjoys reading, especially poetry, cross-country skiing, and bicycling.
