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Louis St-Martin
Bar Admission 1988
Law degree, Université Laval (LLB)
Executive Real Estate MBA, Université du Québec à Montréal
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A Montreal lawyer, Louis practices mainly in real estate law, particularly in municipal taxation, property assessment, expropriation and in relations between tenants and landlords, commercial leases and co-ownership. He also works in commercial and civil litigation.
Louis represents and advises large property owners as well as various municipalities in the Montreal area, including property assessment and real estate.
He is called upon to represent numerous clients in civil and commercial litigation, including product liability, damages, construction and succession. This led him to issue various opinions, to participate in negotiation meetings and, above all, to make representations, written and verbal, before various bodies such as the Administrative Tribunal of Québec, the Court of Québec, the Superior Court, the Quebec Court of Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada.
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- Civil Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Real Estate Law
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Social Involvement
I am a member of the AEMQ, BOMA and IDU. I am also involved in different community organizations and in Mouvement Desjardins.
In addition, I joined the Charles-Bruneau Cancer Center Foundation as Vice-President of the board of directors and was part of the climbing team that reached the Kilimanjaro summit for the benefit of the Foundation. I regularly participate to the Tour-CIBC Charles-Bruneau and 24h Tremblant.
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