Marie-Claude Martel focuses on complex contractual, construction, co-ownership, and shareholders litigation matters. Renowned for her attention to detail and comprehensive understanding of her cases, she has earned a reputation as a hard worker and a skillful pleader. Throughout her career, Marie-Claude has honed her expertise in arbitration matters. She received a master's degree in ADR, specializing in arbitration. Her involvement in numerous high-profile arbitration cases has been instrumental in setting new precedents in arbitration matters. In addition to her role as a lawyer, Marie-Claude frequently serves as an arbitrator. Marie-Claude teaches arbitration both in the master's degree and the continuing education programs of the University of Sherbrooke. Her contributions to the blog Arbitration Matters provide valuable insights into Canadian arbitration case law. As president of IMAQ’s Arbitration Committee, she created the Forum des Arbitres de l’IMAQ to respond to arbitrators’ specific needs. She also created a mentoring program for budding arbitrators offering them invaluable guidance and support to foster their professional growth. Marie-Claude’s expertise and leadership in arbitration continues to propel the field forward, inspiring the next generation of arbitrators.
