Marie-Noël Rochon

Marie-Noël Rochon's practice covers all aspects of civil and commercial litigation, with a focus on securities and financial services. She possesses cutting-edge expertise in the regulation of the investment and financial services industry. With a master's degree from Queen’s University, Marie-Noël concentrated her research on corporate governance and securities, particularly directors' duties in response to hostile takeover bids. In addition to advising registrants on regulatory compliance policies, Marie-Noël represents securities advisers and brokers in disciplinary and liability matters. She appears before all levels of civil courts in Quebec and represents clients in regulatory tribunals and administrative inquiries. Marie-Noël, with a keen interest in governance, assists public bodies and private companies in reviewing contractual practices, internal governance, and risk management. Her efficient approach enhances clients' contractual processes and compliance programs. She holds the CEC designation, completing a Certification in Ethics and Compliance program. Marie-Noël, a frequent conference speaker, has written extensively on topics ranging from securities litigation to procedural considerations.