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Charlotte T. Fortier
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2021
Education
Law degree, Université Laval (LLB)
Contact information
Legal assistant
A Quebec city lawyer, Charlotte practices mainly in civil litigation and co-ownership, where she works in close collaboration with her colleagues with a clientele that includes syndicates of co-owners and property managers. She joined the TCJ team as a lawyer following her articling with the firm.
Throughout her academic and professional career, Charlotte has had the opportunity to participate in a seminar on written and oral arguments at the appellate level, allowing her to perfect her analytical, synthesis, written and oral communication skills. Her work experiences have also allowed her to sharpen her sense of initiative, organization and listening to her clients' needs.
She is appreciated and recognized for her professionalism, her ability to listen and her thoroughness.
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Services
- Civil Litigation
- Condominium Law
- Construction Law
- Real Estate Law
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Professional activities
The skills I have acquired through my various work experiences allow me to adapt to the particular needs of each client.
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Administrative
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
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