Rosalie Rouillard is a lawyer in our Insurance Law Group, and her practice focuses on general civil liability litigation. She specializes in professional liability, personal insurance and bodily injury cases. Rosalie is rigorous in her work, and values collaboration and taking a human-centred approach to the law.
Rosalie has been involved in a number of major cases while on our team, particularly in the construction industry, which she manages alongside senior partners. As a result, she has developed a wealth of legal and technical knowledge, and has taken part in several court cases.
Before joining RSS, Rosalie articled and practiced as a litigator with a well-known Montreal firm. There, she developed numerous skills, particularly in pleading, drafting and negotiation.
During her studies, while enrolled in the cooperative program at the Université de Sherbrooke’s Faculty of Law, she interned with the Court of Québec as a legal aid, and at a Canadian litigation firm specializing in portfolio management.
November 24, 2025
In the case N.L. v. Mathieu, 2025 QCCS 517, the Superior Court dismissed a medical liability lawsuit filed by a teacher against her former family doctor, in which she sought over $1.9 million in damages. The plaintiff accused her doctor of having inappropriately prescribed medication over several years, without proper follow-up and without informing her […]
February 4, 2025
In a recent judgment, the Court of Appeal reviews and confirms the Superior Court’s decision in Paul-Hus v. Sun Life Assurance Company, which was commented on in our newsletter of October 31, 2023. Review of the facts On March 13, 2015, Automobiles Illimitées, of which the applicant Paul-Hus is the sole shareholder, applied for a […]
November 8, 2024
Facts On March 16, 2023, a fatal fire destroyed a heritage building in Old Montréal owned by Plaintiff Mr. Émile Benamor. It is alleged that the fire was caused by a third party and was of a criminal nature. The plaintiff brought an action against the City of Montréal claiming $7 575 000, for the […]
