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Marie-Camille Gagné
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2020
Education
Law degree, Université de Sherbrooke (LLB)
Masters degree in business administration, Université de Sherbrooke (MBA)
Contact information
Paralegal
Marie-Camille joined the TCJ team as a lawyer at our Sherbrooke office following her articling period and primarily practices in municipal law.
Over the past few years, she has developed her practice in drafting legal advice, legal proceedings and agreements across a wide range of municipal law matters, as well as in environmental and agricultural law. Marie-Camille represents and advises both private individuals and public bodies.
She is appreciated for her attention to detail, her dedication to the matters she handles, as well as her listening skills and transparency.
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Services
- Access to Information
- Agricultural Land Protection
- Environmental Law
- Expropriation
- Municipal Ethics and Good Conduct
- Municipal Law
- Municipal Litigation
- Urban Planning
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Professional activities
Her MBA training provides her with a broad, strategic perspective on the files she handles.
News
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
Contractual Restrictions and Generative AI
Read moreAs the use of generative AI continues to grow, organizations should carefully examine the contracts that govern these tools. Certain provisions may restrict how the platform and the content it generates can be used.
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Administrative
Administrative Law Judgment of Note: Supreme Court Strikes Down a Private Clause
Read moreOn July 30, the Supreme Court of Canada, in reasons written by Chief Justice Richard Wagner, reaffirmed that the courts’ judicial review of the legality of exercises of public power is neither optional nor discretionary; it is constitutionally (…)
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
CEO Fraud and Workstations: When Urgency Becomes a Scammer’s Weapon
Read moreCEO fraud, also known as business email compromise (BEC), is a scam in which a cybercriminal tricks an employee into making a payment, changing banking information or sharing sensitive data by posing as a senior executive or another trusted (…)
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