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Farah Yahia
Bar admission
Quebec, 2023
Education
Law degree, University of Montreal
Contact information
Paralegal
A lawyer at our Montreal office, Farah practices mainly in civil and commercial litigation, as well as residential leasing law. Her practice involves working with a wide range of clients, including individuals, businesses of all sizes and rental property owners.
Ambitious and eager for new challenges, she took part in numerous projects during her university career. Among other things, she was a member of committees working in the residential rental sector and worked as a clerk at the Tribunal administratif du logement.
These experiences enabled her to develop essential skills to launch her career as a jurist. Farah is appreciated for his initiative, thoroughness and intellectual curiosity.
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Services
- Civil Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
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Professional Mandates
As part of my mandates, I support my clients in their various legal issues, so that they feel listened to, understood and taken care of. Working in both civil and commercial litigation, I serve a varied clientele, which enables me to constantly remain versatile, rigorous and attentive to the factual details of their situations.
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Social Implications
I find it important to be involved in my community to improve my public legal education skills and to give back to my peers. Access to justice is important, so I want to do my part!
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