My priority throughout my practice is to give a competent, courteous service and to respond quickly to calls and requests from my clients.

To do this, I follow the fundamental principle of always accurately informing my clients of their legal status, presenting them with different available options and the cost for these options.

Also, I opt for transparency. Therefore, each action performed in a case is detailed in the account for professional services transmitted to the client. I also prefer to issue a monthly bill in order to give an overview of the costs in a timely manner allowing my clients to adjust the given mandate at any time.


More specifically, my fields of practice include:

Business law: licence agreement, service contract, subcontract, commercial litigation, account collection;

Civil Law: action for damages, human rights, contractual liability, drafting contracts;

Construction Law: construction contract, legal mortgage, RBQ and CCQ licence, quote, hidden defects;

Real Estate Law: boundaries, encroachment, injunction, acquisitive prescription, promise to purchase, easement, neighbourhood annoyances;

Municipal law: demolition, vested rights, expropriation, flooding/backup, permits, municipal liability, property taxes, urban planning, zoning;

Civil Liability: defamation, personal injury, material and moral damages, insurance law, medical malpractice, personal liability, vicarious liability and property responsibility.


In most cases, people seek counsel when faced with conflict or a problematic situation and do not know how to cope. Obviously, I'm here to help you resolve the conflict or situation in your best interest.

However, it is also important to understand that the role of a lawyer may not only be curative but also preventive.

In many situations, for example by consulting a lawyer before you sign a contract, you can avoid disastrous consequences. I therefore strongly insist to my clients to consult me before investing in a situation to maximize the chances that this investment and/or involvement will be profitable and happy.

• Your neighbor has built part of his garage on your property;
• Water is seeping in the basement of your new residence;
• The municipality refuses to issue you your construction permit;
• The contractor you have hired to renovate your roof does not work in accordance with best practice guidelines;
• A customer refuses or neglects to pay you for several months;
• You have received a formal notice to mark the boundaries of your property;
• The general contractor refuses to pay you for the work you've done as a specialized contractor on a construction site;
• You received a notice of infringement from the Commission de la construction du Québec;
• You must sign a contract and you want to make sure you know your rights and obligations;
• The municipality informs you that the zoning for your site does not allow you to build your commercial building;
• The neighbour’s dog attacked you, you fell on a poorly maintained sidewalk, you had a horseback riding accident and you want to be compensated for your damages;
• Your insurer refuses to pay the compensations provided by your disability insurance policy.
• etc..