Overview

Caroline Briand is a Partner at Langlois in Montréal. She practises Aboriginal, constitutional and administrative law, advising Indigenous communities, tribal councils, government bodies and corporations on governance structures, negotiations and Aboriginal and treaty rights. She also advises professional orders and regulatory bodies on governance and judicial review, conducts sensitive workplace and regulatory investigations concerning harassment, discrimination, sexual violence and ethical breaches, and provides training on Aboriginal law, investigation techniques, ethics and trauma-informed practice. She represents clients in litigation and dispute-resolution matters and works on public, professional, energy and natural-resources law issues. Caroline is certified by the Québec Bar to conduct workplace psychological-harassment investigations and teaches at the Québec Bar School.

Practice Areas

• Aboriginal Law
• Internal and Regulatory Investigations, Compliance and White Collar Defence
• Litigation and Dispute Resolution
• Public and Administrative Law
• Constitutional Law
• Professional Law
• Energy and Natural Resources Law

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2008 (QC)