Langlois Lawyers is proud to announce that its expansion continues with the arrival of three new lawyers who will be part of the litigation group. Hugo Bachand-Brunet, AndréAnne Fortin and Fady Toban are joining the Montréal team responsible for litigation and dispute resolution.
Langlois lawyers is pleased to announce that Simon Lemay has joined its Quebec office. As a lawyer and trademark agent, he focuses his practice on both intellectual property law and business law.
Langlois lawyers is pleased to announce that Marianne Plamondon, a lawyer and partner in its Labour and Employment Law group in Montréal, was named a Rising Star by the legal magazine Lexpert® at a gala awards ceremony held in Toronto on November 7, 2019.
Last October 3, the Court of Appeal of Québec issued an important decision in the CSSS Vallée-de-la-Gatineau Workers’ Union case, concerning the admissibility as evidence of a videotape obtained as part of a surveillance operation. In this case, the Court of Appeal nullified an arbitration award that had previously refused to admit into evidence a videotape showing an employee engaged in activities that were incompatible with her state of disability.
The first snowfalls of November have announced the return of a special season for local businesses: the holidays. The same questions come up every year: employers are wondering how to offer a memorable evening to their employees while avoiding excesses and inappropriate behaviour.
Here are some suggestions to consider for minimizing the possibility of incidents during office festivities.
Quebec employers should know that significant changes to the Regulation respecting the report on pay equity (RPE) came into effect on October 24, 2019.
Insurance Law Seminar 2019
This symposium is only available in French.
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Symposium 2019 – Labour & Employment Law
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