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June 21st, 2017

Joanie Proteau and Catherine Bourget publish an article on the service of proceedings in public places dedicated to religious worship

Joanie Proteau and Catherine Bourget, both practitioners in the litigation group at Langlois Lawyers, recently published a case comment on the Court of Québec’s decision in Federal Construction inc. v. Congregation Kol Yaacov, in which the Court concluded that service of an originating application by affixing it to the door of a synagogue was valid.

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June 15th, 2017

Young Bar associations of Montreal and Quebec City: two Langlois Lawyers elected directors

The members of the Young Bar associations of Montreal and Quebec City are fortunate to now have two talented, rigorous and highly professional lawyers on the respective boards of directors of their associations.

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June 14th, 2017

Katherine Loranger Joins the Litigation and Insurance Law Team at Langlois

Langlois Lawyers is pleased to announce that Katherine Loranger has joined its litigation and insurance law team in the firm’s Montréal office.

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May 23rd, 2017

André Sasseville elected to Board of Directors of the Order of CHRP

We are pleased to announce that André Sasseville, a partner with the Employment & Labour Law group, was elected to the 2017-2018 board of directors of the Ordre des conseillers en ressources humaines agréés (CRHA) (Order of Certified Human Resources Professionals (CHRP)) for a two-year term.

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May 5th, 2017

Karen M. Rogers Appointed to Québec Superior Court

Langlois Lawyers is very proud to announce that Karen M. Rogers, a partner and head of the firm’s Litigation group, has been appointed a judge of the Superior Court of Québec.

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April 27th, 2017

Sean Griffin and Daniel Baum publish an article in InHouse magazine on Canadian courts’ jurisdiction over multinationals’ conduct aboard

Sean Griffin and Daniel Baum, respectively partner and associate at Langlois Lawyers, recently published an article entitled “Stretching the long arm of the law?” in which they provide an overview of two recent decisions that illustrate Canadian courts’ may be increasingly willing to assume jurisdiction over civil claims brought by foreign plaintiffs against Canadian multinationals operating abroad.