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Cheryl Gilbert
Bar Admission 2003
Law degree, Université de Sherbrooke (LLB)
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Legal Assistant
A Sherbrooke lawyer, Cheryl practices primarily in insurance law. She represents various insurers in all aspects of their activities.
She is also called upon to advise businesses and individuals on their insurance coverage.
Her many years of experience working in the insurance field have allowed her to acquire a solid expertise in the interpretation of insurance policies, fraud and the assessment of personal injury.
Moreover, her multitude of experiences allow her to understand all of the issues surrounding a litigious situation and their impact.
Cheryl was a lecturer at the Université de Sherbrooke for nearly 10 years where she supported students in civil mock trials.
Her clients appreciate her thoroughness, professionalism and her popularization skills.
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Services
- Assessing personal injury
- Civil and Professional Code
- Insurer's subrogatory recourse
- Interpretation of the insurance policy
- Liability of the insurer, insurance broker and claims adjuster
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Professional activities
I am an accredited trainer with the Chambre de l'assurance de dommages (ChAD), an organization whose mission is to ensure the protection of the public in matters of damage insurance and claims adjustment. I am regularly called upon to offer training to all stakeholders in the insurance industry.
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New Year… new rules for Quebec enterprises in terms of corporate transparency!
Read moreThe Act mainly to improve the transparency of enterprises, also known as Bill 78 (SLQ 2021, c 19) ("Bill 78") which was given assent on June 8, 2021 will finally come into force on March 31, 2023.
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