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Daniel St-Pierre
Bar Admission 1975
Law degree, Université Laval (LLB)
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A Quebec City lawyer, Daniel works in business law, financing and commercial litigation.
He has been involved in a number of major real estate transactions where he has represented financial and banking institutions.
A man of passion, Daniel always approaches his files in order to give the best of himself.
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Services
- Business Financing
- Business Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Real Estate Transaction
- Transactional Law
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Professional activities
During my long career, I was able to deepen my knowledge in different fields and I was able to develop several skills that today serve my clients.
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Social Involvement
I get involved in the community to share my experience with organizations promoting human development and help future generations to lead a better society for all. I am currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Patro de Charlesbourg.
News
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Customs Tariffs Monitoring Committee
Upheaval of the Global Economic Order: Five Important Legal Tips to Diversify Your Markets
Read moreCanadian businesses are currently turning towards new markets to reduce their reliance on the U.S. market for both supply and exports.
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Franchise and Distribution
Legal Impacts of the Economic Uncertainty Created by the Multiple Announcements of New Tariffs on the Quebec Franchise Sector
Read moreThe current economic uncertainty, exacerbated by the new tariffs imposed by the U.S. Trump administration, poses major challenges in a wide range of sectors in Quebec, and the franchise sector is obviously no exception
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Real Estate and Construction
Real servitudes: Limitation of liability and risk management for the owner of the servient land
Read moreReal servitude: Can the owner of a servient land contractually limit his civil liability for damages that the owner of the dominant land could claim from him when exercising a servitude?
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