Marie-Eve Dumont has been with Dionne Schulze since its foundation in 2007. First as a legal assistant, she then worked as law student, articling student and since the beginning of 2012, as a lawyer. She focuses her practice the fields of civil litigation, constitutional and administrative law.

Marie-Eve Dumont is involved in a number of First Nations specific claims files before the Specific Claims Tribunal and has represented many residential school survivors from several communities in Quebec in the federal Independent Assessment Process and related class actions.

Marie-Eve Dumont is also teaching the Native Law course at Sherbrooke University during the fall semester of 2018.

During the course of her studies, Marie-Eve Dumont completed an internship with a Montreal criminal law firm (2009-2010) and held many positions at the Quebec Journal of International Law (2004-2010), including the position of executive editor. She also represented the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) at the Charles Rousseau Moot Court Competition in Public International Law, for which her team won the prize for best team (2006); she was also involved in the UQAM’s International Clinic for the Defense of Human Rights (2006).

• Quebec Bar
• Canadian Bar Association
• “Projets Autochtones du Québec” (Aboriginal projects of Quebec), member of the Board of Directors
• Quebec Society of International Law, member

• “The Atikamekw’s Specific Claims Before the Specific Claims Tribunal”, National Claim Research Workshop, Ottawa, October 2017

• « Aptitudes interculturelles à l’égard d’une clientèle autochtone », dans le cadre du cours Droit des Autochtones, Université du Québec à Montréal, 2017.

• « Les pensionnats indiens et les mécanismes d’indemnisation des survivants », dans le cadre du cours Droit des Autochtones, Université du Québec à Montréal, 2016.

• « Formation interculturelle – Aptitudes interculturelles à l’égard d’une clientèle autochtone », McGill University, 2015, co-presented with Nicholas Dodd.

• « Jurisprudence québécoise et canadienne portant sur le droit international » (2009) 22.2 R.Q.D.I. 311 (with Pierre Bosset and Véronique Talbot)

• « Jurisprudence québécoise portant sur le droit international » (2004) 17.2 R.Q.D.I. 149 (with Maude Pagé-Arpin and Pierre-Étienne Morand)