# On Lola vs. Eric, it's not entirely true that there are no sources out there which describe it as a "divorce" case; in fact, there are several, although I've also read enough other sources to understand that it's not an accurate description. So I've reworded that. 
 :# On Hendricks/Leboeuf, just to be clear, the article doesn't claim that the case singlehandedly legalized same-sex marriage across Canada, but only that it was the precedent-setting case in Quebec. Since you weren't involved in the other cases, they're not particularly relevant to an article about you, so there's little need to mention them — but what's said in the article doesn't actually contradict the fact that there were other cases in other provinces. 
 :# I have added one other especially notable case, Bruker v. Marcovitz. However, I don't think it would be particularly useful for this article to provide as extensive a list of cases as your own webpage does; it would be better to just single out a few and then link to your webpage in the external links section. 
 :# I've also mentioned Marie-Hélène Dubé, and accordingly credited the cases to the firm rather than solely to you as an individual, and I've added the SOGIC Ally Award citation. For what it's worth, the issue here is that the article was relying mainly on one article about your selection for L'Arbitre, which did credit you as an individual without mentioning Me Dubé at all. So thank you for the clarification. 

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