About Suzanne
Suzanne H. Pringle is a seasoned litigator with over 38 years of experience pleading before courts of all jurisdictions, including the Superior Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada. After having practiced banking and insolvency law within a renowned firm in Montreal for the first 5 years of her career as an attorney, Suzanne founded her own firm in 1988. Since then, she focuses her practice solely on family law matters. Suzanne’s firm has built its reputation in the legal community of Quebec by offering the highest standards of excellence in representing its clients. Suzanne has notably acted as co-counsel in the highly mediated case Eric v. Lola regarding the constitutionality of the treatment of de facto spouses under the Civil Code of Quebec, which has been subject to a favorable judgment from the Supreme Court in 2013. She has been a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers since 2010 and was awarded the title of Advocatus Emeritus by the Quebec Bar in 2015. Suzanne is passionate about her work, leaves no stone unturned and strongly believes that the key to her firm’s success begins with thorough preparation. From the opening of a file and all the way to the closing arguments at the trial, Suzanne leads her cases with efficiency, verve and rigor. She is of the opinion that a vigorously fought case leads to the best results.
Suzanne H. Pringle is a seasoned litigator with over 38 years of experience pleading before courts of all jurisdictions, including the Superior Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada. After having practiced banking and insolvency law within a renowned firm in Montreal for the first 5 years of her career as an attorney, Suzanne founded her own firm in 1988. Since then, she focuses her practice solely on family law matters. Suzanne’s firm has built its reputation in the legal community of Quebec by offering the highest standards of excellence in representing its clients. Suzanne has notably acted as co-counsel in the highly mediated case Eric v. Lola regarding the constitutionality of the treatment of de facto spouses under the Civil Code of Quebec, which has been subject to a favorable judgment from the Supreme Court in 2013. She has been a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers since 2010 and was awarded the title of Advocatus Emeritus by the Quebec Bar in 2015. Suzanne is passionate about her work, leaves no stone unturned and strongly believes that the key to her firm’s success begins with thorough preparation. From the opening of a file and all the way to the closing arguments at the trial, Suzanne leads her cases with efficiency, verve and rigor. She is of the opinion that a vigorously fought case leads to the best results.
