Alexandra R. Lattion

Alexandra R. Lattion focuses her practice on civil and commercial litigation. She is particularly sought after in major cases that raise complex legal issues and involve a large body of evidence, whether in contract law, civil or professional liability, administrative law, class actions or construction law. She also has expertise in employment law and has acted in cases involving the termination of senior managers and officers, non-compete and non-solicitation clauses, and workplace investigations.

Various public and private organizations call on her for advice on compliance matters in various areas. She gives legal opinions and prepares and reviews internal policies, especially with respect to protection of personal information and access to information, calls for tenders and contract management, public and constitutional law, and compliance with the Charter of the French language.

Alexandra has also worked in the litigation department of a major Canadian telecommunications firm. She was responsible for class actions and various major litigation files involving sensitive issues that garnered media attention. These cases were often argued in several jurisdictions at once and required thorough knowledge of a number of technical issues and specialized regulatory frameworks.

Alexandra boasts a wide range of skills and a flexible approach that allows her to quickly adapt to clients’ business context in order to provide them with industry-leading legal services tailored to their needs. She is known for her thoroughness, strong advocacy skills, and commitment to crafting practical, plain-language resources her clients can truly leverage.

During her law studies, Alexandra served as research director and sat on the board of McGill’s Legal Information Clinic. In addition, she was a constitutional law teaching assistant and worked as a research assistant. She also interned at Québec’s Consumer Protection Office. She has volunteered with several organizations, such as Lawyers Without Borders and Pro Bono Canada.