Professor Dr. Lucie Lauzière

Biography

Lucie Lauzière is a full professor at the Faculty of Law at Laval University, specializing in legal methodology, legal writing, and professional law. She has extensive experience in legal education and administration, serving as Vice-Dean for studies and student experience and having held positions such as secretary of the Faculty of Law and member of various committees focused on legal education and ethical research. Lauzière has contributed to the academic field through numerous publications, including books, peer-reviewed articles, and collective works analyzing the intersection of law and communication technologies. Her involvement in international exchanges and conferences highlights her commitment to enhancing legal education both in Quebec and abroad. She has also been a guest lecturer at various universities across the world, including the University of Geneva and John Marshall Law School in Chicago, showcasing her influence in the field of law. Her research interests include legislative drafting, law interpretation, and the impact of technology in legal practices. Lauzière's dedication to clarity in legal language is evident through her leadership at the Louis-Philippe-Pigeon Chair of Legal Writing, focusing on improving communication within legal contexts.

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