On January 13, Langlois partner and lawyer Caroline Deschênes and lawyer Marie-Pier Desmeules presented an online workshop to Québec business owners and managers who are responsible for safeguarding personal data.
Lawyers Yann Bernard, Catherine Galardo, Jonathan Garneau, Pierre-Olivier Lessard, René Paquette, Geneviève Plante and Paule Veilleux presented a webinar on November 20, in which they reviewed this year’s case law and legislation to an audience of education professionals. The Web conference aimed to raise awareness in terms of common trends and key factors affecting the field during 2020, including a reform of the education system, the impact of COVID-19 and major court rulings.
Last November 19, Langlois partner and lawyer Caroline Deschênes and lawyer Pascal Archambault presented an online workshop to Québec entrepreneurs and managers whose role it is to safeguard personal data, in anticipation of Bill 64 and a major overhaul of the Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector.
This conference is organized by the “Jeune Barreau de Québec” and is only available in French.
On December 9, Langlois lawyers Pascal Archambault and Marie-Pier Desmeules will present an information session on the proposed amendments to the Canadian Consumer Privacy Protection Act (Bill C-11) and its impact on employers. They will also discuss the implications in relation to Bill 64, which seeks to reform privacy legislation in Québec.The videoconference is organized by the Conseil du patronat du Québec (CPQ, Quebec Employers’ Council) and will be chaired by lawyer Karolyne Gagnon, the CPQ’s Vice-President, Labour and legal affairs.
On December 2nd, Marie-Hélène Jetté, lawyer, partner and head of the labour and employment law group at Langlois, will co-host a webinar, with Erin Sandberg from MMGS, about the impacts of cannabis legalization on the labour law practice.