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- Me Rino Soucy practices in municipal law, in environmental law, in real estate and civil law.
- Me Paul Dupéré began his practice in 1985 within the labour law group of the Société de transport de la Ville de Montréal’s legal department. In 1991, he pursued his career in labour law in large private firms, including Desjardins Ducharme and Guy & Gilbert. He is one of the founding partners of DHC Avocats.
- Me Mathieu Turcotte is a seasoned litigator and pleads regularly before all common law courts and many administrative tribunals.
- Mr. David Robitaille is full professor at the Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section, of the University of Ottawa. He teaches Constitutional law, Human rights and freedoms and Municipal law.
- Me André C. Giroux has practiced in labour and employment law for over twenty (20) years. In particular, he acts in accreditation matters, in grievance arbitration, in human rights and labour standards, occupational health and safety, as well as in the negotiation of collective agreements for employers under both provincial and federal jurisdiction.
- Me Jean-François Girard is a biologist and attorney specializing in environmental and municipal law. He acts as legal advisor, represents clients before the courts and administrative tribunals and also drafts regulations, bylaws and agreements in all aspects of municipal affairs.
- Me Sébastien Sénéchal is a civil litigator, specializing in real estate and administrative litigation. For the past 15 years, Me Sénéchal has been called upon to plead before most of civil and administrative Courts, including the Régie des alcools, des courses et des jeux, the Tribunal administratif du Québec and the Federal Court.
- Me Alexandre Lacasse is a versatile attorney who has practiced in a number of the firm’s practice areas since commencing his professional career, including municipal law, labour and employment law and litigation.
- Me Isabelle Fallaha started her career in 2011, gaining experience in civil litigation. For the past three years, her practice has been more focused on real estate and administrative litigation.
- Me Catherine Dufresne joined the firm in 2016 after having completed her articling and practices mainly in litigation and in administrative law. She is regularly called upon to draft procedures, briefs and legal opinions in diverse areas of law, as well as to represent clients before the courts and administrative tribunals.
- Me Louis Béland practices in the areas of municipal, labour, administrative and environmental law.
- Me Louis Coallier is a versatile litigator practicing mainly in general commercial, administrative and defamation litigation, as well as in disciplinary law.
- Me Jean-François Martin specializes in labour and employment and in occupational health and safety.
- Me Caroline Charron practices mainly in municipal law and in litigation matters pertaining to civil liability, urban planning, construction, regulation and taxation. Me Charron also acts in the fields of real estate and securities law.
- Me Paul A. Venne has more than twenty-five (25) years of practice dedicated exclusively to labour and employment law in all its forms, be it in accreditation, grievance arbitration, labour standards, the Canada Labour Code, occupational health and safety or in the negotiation of collective agreements.
- Me Sandra Daudelin works mainly in labor and employment law. She has also been a lecturer at the Faculty of Law of the University of Montreal and at HEC Montreal for several years.
- Me André Comeau is one of the founding members of the firm. His career of over forty (40) years has been entirely dedicated to municipal law. He acts as legal advisor as well as litigator. He also drafts municipal regulations and bylaws and agreement protocols relating to all aspects of municipal affairs.
- Me Anthony P. Freiji is a versatile litigator who is a member of the Barreau du Québec and of the Law Society of Ontario. His practice focuses on civil and commercial litigation, real estate and construction law, labour and employment law as well as administrative law.
- Since the beginning of his practice, Me Pierre G. Hébert has been able to make his mark by achieving success in numerous mandates relating to labour relations where the stakes made jurisprudence in Québec.
- Me Steve Cadrin works primarily in the field of municipal law where he leads and offers counsel on matters relating to urban planning, construction, evaluation, expropriation and the environment.
- Me Jean Hétu is a full professor at the Faculty of Law of the Université de Montréal where he principally teaches municipal law and general administrative law.
- Me Bernard Moreau devotes the majority of his practice to the representation of company directors, executives and managers in all legal matters touching upon their employment and all related matters.
- Me Paul Wayland has dedicated his career entirely to municipal law and more specifically to municipal taxation, property assessment and expropriation.
