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Langlois Lawyers is pleased to announce that Pierre Y. Lefebvre has today joined its litigation group in the firm’s Montréal office, as a partner.

Langlois Lawyers is pleased to announce that Julie Belley Perron will be joining the firm in its Montréal office as a partner and a member of its business law team.

First Nations representatives will be able to benefit from the expertise of Kateri Vincent during engagement sessions to be held across Canada on the Family Homes on Reserves and Matrimonial Interests or Rights Act.

Two Langlois Partners in Lexpert/ROB Infrastructure Special Edition
Langlois Lawyers is proud to announce that Mylany David and Lucien Godbout, both partners at the firm, are recognized as leading lawyers in the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business Magazine – Lexpert Special Edition on Canada’s Leading Infrastructure Lawyers, published on August 26, 2017.

Langlois Lawyers is pleased to announce that an agreement has been reached with law firm Fraticelli Provost to unify their respective practices. The majority of the members of Fraticelli Provost will consequently be moving to the Montreal office of Langlois Lawyers effective September 1, 2017 and will continue their practice under the name Langlois Lawyers.

Kateri Vincent, a business law practitioner at Langlois Lawyers, recently commented on two Supreme Court of Canada decisions on how the National Energy Board (NEB) consults with indigenous communities when deciding on the advisability of a proposed petroleum project with potentially negative environmental impacts.