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Publications

September 21st, 2022

Business succession planning: five mistakes to avoid

This article first appeared in French in the September 2022 issue of the Journal des Parcs industriels of the Corporation des parcs industriels du Québec (the Quebec Industrial Parks Corporation). After years of hard work, it’s time to retire. Several complex questions come to mind. How do you transition? How do you choose the right person […]

Workshops and conferences

September 13th, 2022

2022 COMAQ Seminar

On September 15 and 16, the Corporation des officiers municipaux agréés du Québec (COMAQ, the corporation of certified municipal officers of Québec) will hold its 17th annual seminar. This event will bring together more than 90 municipal officers from management, treasury, legal services and procurement departments across Québec municipalities. By invitation of the COMAQ, our […]

Firm news

September 8th, 2022

Langlois Lawyers celebrates the Honourable Louis LeBel’s 60th anniversary at the Bar

Langlois joins the legal communities of Québec and Canada in celebrating the 60th anniversary of admission to the profession of its counsel the Honourable Louis Lebel

Awards and recognition

August 25th, 2022

The Best Lawyers in Canada 2023

33 Langlois lawyers recognized in most recent The Best Lawyers in Canada edition, including Valérie Lemaire as Lawyer of the Year and five others as Ones to Watch

Representative work

August 24th, 2022

Langlois Lawyers advises multinational GardaWorld in C$300 million private placement

Assisted by Langlois, GardaWorld enters into a C$300 million agreement with Investissement Québec

Publications

August 23rd, 2022

B.C. Court of Appeal affirms constitutionality of ban on private insurance for provincially covered healthcare

On July 15 of this year, in Cambie Surgeries Corporation v. British Columbia (Attorney General), the British Columbia Court of Appeal affirmed a decision of the British Columbia Supreme Court recognizing the constitutionality of legislation banning private insurance for healthcare covered by the public plan under section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. […]