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Amélie Ferland
Bar Admission 2018
Law Degree from University of Sherbrooke (LL.B.)
Master of Business Administration from University of Sherbrooke (MBA)
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Legal assistant
A Sherbrooke lawyer, Amélie practices mainly in civil and commercial litigation as well as in insurance law.
Her clients recognize her for her drive, her analytical skills, her professionalism, her practical solutions, her attentiveness and her availability.
Within the organization, she is very involved and actively participates in the development of young professionals and the implementation of sustainable development strategies.
Involved in her community, she is President of the CHUS Foundation's fundraising committee.
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Services
- Assessing personal injury
- Civil and Professional Code
- Civil Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Fraudulent insurance claims
- Insurance Law
- Insurer's subrogatory recourse
- Loss of entitlement to insurance benefits
- Nullity ab initio and cancellation of the insurance policy
- Representation and defence of the insured person
- Statutory examination of the insured person
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Professional Mandates
Her Master in Business Administration is an asset for understanding the clients’ various issues and analyzing their files from a practical angle.
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Social Involvement
I find it important to be involved in my community. The fields of animal health and law are particularly close to my heart.
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