Leanne Belcourt
About Leanne Belcourt
Leanne Belcourt is a Senior Legal/Content Editor at Carswell, a Thomson Reuters business, specializing in Canadian Criminal Cases. With over 21 years of experience, she ensures the accuracy and quality of legal publications in Scarborough, Ontario.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Leanne Belcourt has been employed at Carswell, a Thomson Reuters business, since 2003. As a Senior Legal/Content Editor for Canadian Criminal Cases within the Primary Law Law Reports division, she has accumulated over 21 years of experience in Scarborough, Ontario. Her role involves the creation and management of electronic files for legal publications, ensuring they are prepared for printing and distribution. She plays a critical part in maintaining the quality and accuracy of legal content, adhering to corporate standards.
Education and Expertise
Leanne Belcourt completed her secondary education at Thornlea Secondary School, where she achieved her High School diploma from 1992 to 1996. She furthered her education at Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology, earning an Ontario College Diploma in Paralegal Studies from 2000 to 2003. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law from the University of Toronto. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in legal principles and practices.
Background
Leanne Belcourt has a strong background in legal editing and content management. She has been involved in the editing and management of various legal publications, including Canadian Criminal Cases, Criminal Reports, and the Canadian Patent Reporter. Her extensive experience includes proofreading and verifying the accuracy of legal documents and electronic files, ensuring that all content meets the required standards.
Achievements
In her role as Senior Legal/Content Editor, Leanne Belcourt is responsible for developing filing instructions and content checklists that help maintain the accuracy and consistency of legal publications. She ensures that all legal content adheres to corporate standards for accuracy and style, including resolving any research discrepancies that may arise during the editing process.