Zoé Robidoux

Zoé Robidoux was called to the Quebec Bar in 2022. She brings a fresh perspective to her team, where she practises aboriginal and constitutional law.

Taking a dedicated, proactive approach to her work, she has played a key role in the development of numerous agreements and partnerships with First Nations. She works on cases involving complex issues including aboriginal and treaty rights, First Nations’ governance and the negotiation of constitutional and administrative agreements.

Fully bilingual, Me Robidoux is able to navigate complex, pluralistic legal environments with ease and efficiency. Her team spirit and ability to explain complicated legal issues in plain language make her a valued adviser. Her clients appreciate the clarity and relevance of her analyses.

Me Robidoux holds a Bachelor of Civil Law and a Juris Doctor from McGill University. She is committed to supporting Indigenous peoples’ right to self-determination and fighting discrimination. She was a case manager at McGill University’s Legal Information Clinic and co-captain of the university’s equestrian team, and continues to pursue horseback riding. Curious and eager to learn, she is very interested in Québec and Canadian politics.