Béatrice is currently an articling student at LCM Attorneys, having spent two summers there as a student-at-law. Having earned her Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Montreal in 2025, she is currently completing her studies at the École du Barreau du Québec. She has a keen interest in many areas of law, including public and administrative law, civil and commercial litigation, as well as civil liability.

Sensitive to issues surrounding access to justice from the beginning of her degree, she first became involved with the Hochelégal organization as a student volunteer and later served as a coordinator for Pro Bono Students Canada for her university. She also had the opportunity to be a legal intern at the Rivière-des-Prairies Women’s Center. Active in the academic community, she was also involved with the Diversity Committee during her three years of undergraduate studies.

Throughout her studies, she received multiple awards for her academic achievements, including the Prix des professeurs and the Faculty Medal, awarded to the student with the highest academic standing in her graduating class. During her final year, she also worked as a research assistant for a constitutional law professor.

During her time at university, she developed a keen interest in public speaking through her participation in the Charles-Rousseau Competition. This experience was highly formative, allowing her to expand her knowledge in various areas of law and gain an international perspective.