About Marilie
Marilie joined the Fasken team as a student in May 2022, after completing her bachelor’s degree in law at the Université de Montréal.Before joining the Fasken team, Marilie completed an eight-month internship with a Superior Court judge. She also completed an internship in the legal affairs department of a financial institution. Moreover, Marilie has worked as a research assistant for a professor in securities law and for a notary in succession law.
Marilie joined the Fasken team as a student in May 2022, after completing her bachelor’s degree in law at the Université de Montréal.Before joining the Fasken team, Marilie completed an eight-month internship with a Superior Court judge. She also completed an internship in the legal affairs department of a financial institution. Moreover, Marilie has worked as a research assistant for a professor in securities law and for a notary in succession law.
Marilie joined the Fasken team as a student in May 2022, after completing her bachelor’s degree in law at the Université de Montréal.
Before joining the Fasken team, Marilie completed an eight-month internship with a Superior Court judge. She also completed an internship in the legal affairs department of a financial institution. Moreover, Marilie has worked as a research assistant for a professor in securities law and for a notary in succession law.
Marilie joined the Fasken team as a student in May 2022, after completing her bachelor’s degree in law at the Université de Montréal.Before joining the Fasken team, Marilie completed an eight-month internship with a Superior Court judge. She also completed an internship in the legal affairs department of a financial institution. Moreover, Marilie has worked as a research assistant for a professor in securities law and for a notary in succession law.
Marilie joined the Fasken team as a student in May 2022, after completing her bachelor’s degree in law at the Université de Montréal.
Before joining the Fasken team, Marilie completed an eight-month internship with a Superior Court judge. She also completed an internship in the legal affairs department of a financial institution. Moreover, Marilie has worked as a research assistant for a professor in securities law and for a notary in succession law.
