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Yves Lacasse
Bar Admission 1995
Law degree, Université Laval
Master’s in business administration, Université Laval
Common Law, University of Western Ontario
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A business lawyer in Québec and partner, Yves works with our business law team in the areas of transactional law in mergers and acquisitions, commercial law and corporate reorganizations.
He is called upon to advise local and international business leaders on a wide range of transactions, as well as on obtaining financing and for developing, negotiating and drafting contracts.
He enjoys helping to address the challenges and seize the opportunities that arise on a daily basis, while taking into account the objectives of his business clients.
On the social front, Yves has served as chairman and member of several boards of directors. He currently sits on the board of the Salon international du livre de Québec.
Recognized for his availability, Yves is an effective lawyer who strives to achieve the results sought by his clients.
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Services
- Business Financing
- Business Law
- Corporate Reorganization
- Corporate Structure
- International Affairs
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Strategic Alliances and Partnerships
- Transactional Law
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Social Involvement
- He has always been deeply involved in his community, particularly in sport, culture, philanthropy and business.
- He supports the Éducaide organization, which helps deserving high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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