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Sylvain Généreux
Bar Admission 1982
Law degree, Université de Montréal (LLB)
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Legal Assistant
A Montreal lawyer, Sylvain works with the Professional and Disciplinary Law team. He also works in civil litigation.
He pleaded before numerous Disciplinary Boards, the Professions Tribunal, the Superior Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court in Disciplinary and Administrative Law on numerous issues relating to the protection of the public.
Sylvain advises leaders of the professional orders on various issues relating to admission, medical examination, internship requirements, restrictions on the right to practice, training and diploma equivalencies, the review committee among other things.
Meticulous and hardworking, Sylvain knows how to use his good spirit of synthesis and his excellent judgment to advise his clients.
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Services
- Administrative Law
- Civil Litigation
- Disciplinary Law
- Professional Law
- Public Protection
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Professional activities
I am fortunate to work in a field that leads me to contribute to the protection of the public consumer of professional services. Through the many conferences I give, I participate in the training of people who, within the professional orders, ensure the protection of the public.
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Social Involvement
I give great respect to people with the courage and determination to move to a new country in search of a better life for themselves and their loved ones.
News
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Technology, Intellectual Property and Communications
The College of Patent Agents and Trademark Agents Starts its Activities
Read moreOn June 28, 2021, Canada’s new College of Patent Agents and Trademark Agents begins operations.
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Immigration and International Mobility
Business Travel and COVID-19 Restrictions
Read moreFor well over a year, businesses have been grappling with the effects of COVID-19 including the various travel restrictions imposed by provincial, federal, and foreign governments.
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Technology, Intellectual Property and Communications
Requests for expedited examination of trademark applications: rights at risk and impact of COVID-19
Read moreThe current average delay of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office ("CIPO") between the date of filing of a trademark application and its examination is 30 months.
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