Julie Gay Elle/She/Her

Julie Gay is a Paralegal in JFK Law LLP’s Dispute Resolution and Nation Building groups. She assists lawyers in managing complex litigation and corporate matters, including drafting pleadings and affidavits, coordinating witnesses, managing evidence, and supporting case management.

Before joining JFK Law, Julie worked at a law firm specializing in Indigenous law. She gained experience in civil litigation, class actions relating to Indian Status and historical abuses, specific claims, constitutional matters, and tax matters affecting Indigenous individuals and communities. She has worked on matters before the Court of Québec, the Superior Court of Québec, the Court of Appeal of Québec, the Federal Court, the Supreme Court of Canada, the Canada Industrial Relations Board, and the Specific Claims Tribunal.

Prior to moving to Canada, Julie practised as a jurist in a firm specializing in business law. She worked with clients in southwestern France, Réunion Island, and Mayotte, where she drafted complex legal documents and collaborated on a wide range of files. She holds a double master’s degree in business law and law and management obtained in France.

Actively involved with the Canadian Association of Paralegals, Julie first joined as a member before becoming involved with the Continuing Education Committee. She also serves as Treasurer and Student Life Coordinator and currently acts as Interim Vice-President.