Geneviève Gagné
Bar Admission 2004
Law degree, Université Laval (LLB)
Project Management Certification, Academy of Law, Tax and Economy of Vienna
Contact information
Legal Assistant
A Quebec City lawyer, Geneviève works in international affairs and represents a manufacturing clientele, service providers and businesses in the e-commerce and cannabis sector.
She works for companies in all fields, both for the drafting of contracts and for the development of a market penetration strategy and a legal framework to contribute to the success of a project.
Having started her career in Europe and North Africa in the management of international projects, she has developed an expertise in business support that allows her to advise her clients in a practical way. Geneviève has also practiced international commercial arbitration.
Geneviève is fluent in French, English, Italian, Spanish and German.
Geneviève opts for a results-oriented approach, which allows her to be both rigorous and creative.
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Services
- Consumer Protection
- Data & Privacy protection
- Distribution and Agency Contracts
- International Affairs
- International Affairs Support
- International Law
- Negotiation and Redaction of Agreements
- Public International Law
- Treaty Law
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Professional activities
I became a lawyer by vocation, and I have the chance to practice the job that fascinates me. My training in project management and the years of expatriate mandate in the field also help me a lot to adapt to the practice of law to the entrepreneurial reality.
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Social Involvement
I get involved when it seems to me that it's worth it and that it can make a difference. Having been brought into various countries, organizations that help immigrants appeal to me particularly. I took part in radio reports on cultural communities and wrote grant applications, acted as interpreter during asylum hearings, advised undocumented pregnant women, etc. I am currently a member of Lawyers Without Borders.
News
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Technology, Intellectual Property and Communications
Canadian Intellectual Property Office fees increase as of January 1st, 2021
Read moreThe Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) will increase certain fees related to trademarks and other intellectual property rights by 2%.
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Technology, Intellectual Property and Communications
Bill 64: Quebec Seeks to Dramatically Reform the Province’s Privacy Policy
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Real Estate and Construction
Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy: An Assistance Program for Businesses and Organizations
Read moreThe federal government recently established a new program to assist Canadian businesses and organizations in the area of real estate.
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