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Daniel L'Africain
Bar Admission 1991
Law degree, Université de Montréal (LL.B.)
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A Montreal lawyer, Daniel works in the areas of commercial, banking, real estate and construction law.
In addition to representing financial institutions, Daniel represents several property owners and real estate developers as well as companies of all types, including the field of construction.
He accompanies his clients by advocating practical and effective solutions to their contentious situations.
Daniel has a keen sense of analysis and synthesis, with great ease of written and oral expressions. He is tenacious, honest and suggests effective and inexpensive solutions, while being deeply involved in the strategy to carry out each file.
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Services
- Banking Law
- Banking Litigation
- Commercial Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Construction Law
- Insolvency
- Real Estate Law
- Shareholder Disputes
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Professional activities
For nearly 30 years, I have been accompanying my clients, being attentive to their problems and always being available. I seek practical solutions before arriving at the judicial alternative to carry out each file.
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Social Involvement
I am involved in my community through my participation on boards of directors and several fundraising events, because I believe in the importance of entrepreneurial development and the economic environment. I sit or have sat on several boards of various organizations, including the Southwest Montreal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCISOM) (as President from 2004-2008), Théâtre Desjardins, Le Havre de Montréal Corporation, RESO, CRÉ of Montreal, Caisse Desjardins Atwater Center.
News
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Technology, Intellectual Property and Communications
Chronique du CTI - BILL C-11: New and Improved Canadian Privacy Law
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Technology, Intellectual Property and Communications
Canadian Intellectual Property Office fees increase as of January 1st, 2021
The 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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