Write us
François Ferland
Bar Admission 1983
Law degree, Université de Montréal (LLB)
Contact information
Legal Assistant
A Montreal lawyer, business law dominates François' practice, which is mainly focused on social economy enterprises, cultural industries and companies emerging from the new economy (Internet, new technologies, etc.).
François acts in particular with social economy enterprises whose objective is the protection of the collective heritage and the financing of structuring real estate projects.
He also represents or supports several dedicated partners in promoting the social economy and financing the businesses of the new economy. He represents several stakeholders working in the field of publishing, film, television and broadcasting on the Internet as well as other entrepreneurs recognized for their vision and their ability to innovate.
For twenty years, François has been a lecturer in business and entertainment law at the Faculty of Law of the Université de Montréal.
-
Services
- Business Financing
- Business Law
-
Professional activities
I differ myself by my ability to design the required legal structures and negotiate the appropriate partnerships for the realization of innovative projects supported by a clientele consisting mainly of social, cultural and scientific entrepreneurs.
-
Social Involvement
The Montreal Cultural Showcase and the Angus Development Corporation are two organizations that promote culture and that is why I joined their board of directors.
News
-
Relocation of our Montreal office
Read moreAs of November 19, 2021, the two Montreal offices will become one and will be situated at:
-
Trademarks
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.
-
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.
Contact François Ferland