Louise-Hélène RICHARD

Louise-Hélène Richard is an Honorary Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Montreal. She holds a 17-year career at the University, with roles spanning academia and administration. Previously, she served as Director General of Student Services (2004–2009) and Vice-Dean of Academics and Development at the Faculty of Continuing Education (FEP). Her legal expertise includes business law, corporate financing, civil liability, and healthcare professionals' liability. She has taught at the Faculty of Law and held management positions, including Secretary of the Faculty and leadership of the Sexual Harassment Intervention Office.

Her research focuses on Law and Health, Human Rights, Collective Rights, Jurisprudence, and Heritage Policies. She supervised a Master’s thesis on contractual abuse in Quebec law. Professional contributions include redefining FEP program eligibility, removing the 21-year-old enrollment requirement since 1999.

Ms. Richard has no listed scientific awards but has held impactful administrative roles. No grants or labs are explicitly mentioned in the texts.