Langlois lawyers was ranked first in the Top 10 Quebec Regional Law Firms survey by Canadian Lawyer magazine. The results revealed today not only attest to the soundness of an entrepreneurial vision marked by excellence and rigour, but also the commitment of promoting values that are above all humanistic, both with clients and all members of the firm.
Langlois continues to operate in this global pandemic context. However, due to concerns related to COVID-19, we have had to take the necessary measures to protect our team. The firm is now working remotely. Therefore, our Montréal and Quebec City offices are closed until further notice.
Contingency measures: during his last press conference, Premier François Legault announced that Quebec would be taking a break until April 13. All businesses, except for those providing essential services, have been asked to close down. In spite of this, the professionals at Langlois are working hard to provide services to business managers who are dealing with this unprecedented situation. We are available and can help.
Langlois lawyers would like to provide our own update to the information circulating about the pandemic crisis we are all experiencing at this time. We understand the challenges involved, especially if you, your colleagues or people around you have been affected. Our hearts go out to you and your loved ones, as we pay particular attention to the health and safety of the members of our firm and their families.
In recent weeks, the firm has adopted a strategy that not only takes into account measures to ensure the health and safety of its teams and business partners, but also the near-term priority of maintaining business and service continuity.
Langlois lawyers successfully represented their client, Compagnie d’Arrimage de Québec (“CAQ”), a Quebec City company specializing in handling solid bulk cargo, in a class action regarding neighbourhood disturbances related to dust. A group of Limoilou residents was suing the CAQ and the Québec Port Authority for more than $350 million in compensatory and punitive damages, as well as a permanent injunction to change their operations.
Langlois lawyers is pleased to welcome Eugénie Lefebvre to the Business Law Group in Montréal. Eugénie’s practice focuses on banking law, bankruptcy and insolvency, as well as financial restructuring