How will insurers adapt to the growing number of large-scale losses caused by natural disasters and other disturbances linked to climate change? With insurance claim payouts on the rise, it is time to review the situation.
On May 1, 2023, in Ontario (Auditor General) v. Laurentian University, the Ontario Court of Appeal followed the teachings of the Supreme Court of Canada set out in Blood Tribe and Lizotte to conclude that the Auditor General Act (the “Act”) does not contain sufficiently clear, explicit and unequivocal language to abrogate solicitor-client, litigation and settlement privilege.
Did you know that some professional orders in Québec are now exempt from the requirement to establish and maintain a committee on access to information and the protection of personal information?
The Public law and public contracting lawyer joins the Montréal litigation group
For over a year, Langlois accompanied the client through every step of the auction process
Our business law team advised the sellers in all aspects of the transaction
This fall don’t miss out on three leading Barreau du Québec events to which Langlois is contributing.
Langlois guest-speakers will take part in industry events presented by Open Forum
Our colleague and partner Danielle Ferron will be a panellist at this year’s conference.
