Class Actions

This class action seeks to compensate persons who stayed at the Residence Pavillon Notre-Dame de la Route in Louvicourt between 1975 and 1991 for the psychological, physical and sexual abuse that was committed there. It also seeks to compensate immediate family for the harm they suffered as a result of the abuse.

This class action seeks to compensate individuals subject to the Indian Act AND covered by the ‘double-mother’ rule…

This class action seeks to compensate people subjected to the Indian Act who, between 1906 and 2014, attended a provincial, territorial, public or religious Aboriginal Day School located in an aboriginal community (reserve or indian settlement), as well as their family members, for the psychological, physical and sexual abuse committed there. It also seeks the award of punitive damages.

This class action seeks to compensate individuals placed with a family by the government of Canada, for the purpose of attending elementary or secondary school (whether in an Aboriginal or urban community), as well as their family members, for the psychological, physical and sexual abuse committed there.

This class action seeks to compensate the Atikamekw women who, since 1980, have undergone a surgical procedure that affected their fertility at the CISSS de Lanaudière (Joliette Hospital or Pierre-Le Gardeur Hospital) without having given their free and informed consent, in particular because of systemic discrimination, as well as their relatives who have suffered damages […]