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Publications

October 14th, 2021

Truth, reconciliation and professional orders: recent developments

September 30, 2021, marked the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada and the second anniversary of the publication of the report of the Public Inquiry Commission on relations between Indigenous Peoples and certain public services in Québec: listening, reconciliation and progress (the “Viens Inquiry”), which issued several calls to action directed at […]

Firm news

October 13th, 2021

Three articling students now lawyers at Langlois

We are pleased to announce that three newly called lawyers are joining the firm: Samuel Gendron and Alexis Pineault in the Québec City office and Thomas Stelmazuk-Côté in the Montréal office. After successfully completing their internship, these three talented lawyers have chosen to pursue their careers at Langlois.

Publications

October 13th, 2021

How to make noise with your non-traditional trademark application

If word marks such as slogans, product names or business names and design marks such as logos are considered traditional marks, then what exactly are non-traditional trademarks? In July 2021, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down two interesting decisions regarding such non-traditional trademarks. The first decision in Ardagh Metal Beverages […]

Firm news

September 23rd, 2021

Caroline Briand, an expert in Aboriginal law, chooses Langlois Lawyers

We are pleased to announce that Caroline Briand has joined the firm as a partner. Caroline specializes in aboriginal law, constitutional law and administrative law within the litigation group in Montréal.

Publications

September 21st, 2021

Protection of personal information: Three-year phased implementation after Bill 64 receives assent

On September 21, the National Assembly of Quebec adopted the Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of personal information. The adoption of this Act puts an end to a lengthy legislative process which started on June 12, 2020 when Bill 64, An Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of […]

Workshops and conferences

September 13th, 2021

Tina Hobday to speak at the Association of Canadian Pension Management (ACPM) National Conference

Tina Hobday, a partner at Langlois Lawyers and Chair of the Quebec Regional Council of ACPM, will participate in the 2021 ACPM National Conference. On September 14, Tina Hobday will be moderating a workshop on several key legal issues facing Canadian pension plan sponsors and administrators. The panellists will be Level Chan, a partner at […]