Emilie LeDuc

Emilie shines as a pivotal figure at Harper Grey, embodying the dual role of a research attorney and the beacon of professional development. Her day-to-day responsibilities are steeped in the meticulous examination and dissection of legal puzzles across a spectrum of civil and administrative arenas. Her expertise doesn't stop there; Emilie is the architect behind the nurturing of the firm's upcoming legal minds, steering the student program with a keen eye and enriching associate development programs. Mentorship, a cornerstone of her philosophy, finds new expression under her guidance, benefiting both novices and seasoned professionals alike.

Her journey into the legal research domain was preceded by a formidable tenure in general litigation. For nearly a decade, Emilie honed her skills within the walls of a highly esteemed boutique firm, an experience that laid the groundwork for her current pursuits.

Emilie's contributions are indispensable, crafting the backbone of strategic legal maneuvers through her adept research and analytical prowess. Her portfolio boasts a rich tapestry of legal documents, from memoranda to factums, each a testament to her role in navigating the firm through the intricacies of high-stakes legal challenges. Her academic accolades, including an MLIS degree, further reinforce her expertise in managing knowledge and distilling complex information, equipping her with an unparalleled edge in legal research strategies.

Beyond her contributions to Harper Grey, Emilie extends her influence to the academic sphere as an Adjunct Professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law. There, she imparts wisdom on Advanced Legal Research, shaping the next generation of legal scholars.

Her academic journey traces back to the University of British Columbia, where she laid her educational foundation with degrees in English, Political Science, and Law, culminating in an MLIS by 2019.

Emilie's leadership and expertise are recognized far beyond the confines of Harper Grey. Her tenure as the Past Chair of the Canadian Bar Association's Legal Research Section underscores her commitment to legal research excellence, a commitment she continues to demonstrate through her active participation in various legal communities.

Moreover, Emilie's voice resonates within the broader legal discourse, contributing as a guest blogger for Life in Law, and maintaining memberships with the Canadian Bar Association and the Law Society of British Columbia, all while holding the bar in British Columbia since 2009.

In essence, Emilie represents a multifaceted legal force, blending deep legal acumen with a passionate commitment to developing the legal profession's future leaders. Through her diverse roles, she not only advances the practice of law but also fosters a culture of continuous learning and mentorship within the legal community.