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Nathalie Charron
Bar Admission 1992
Law degree from University of Montreal
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Legal assistant
A lawyer at our Montreal office, Nathalie practices mainly in civil and commercial litigation. She has expertise in construction law, professional liability, insurance, realization of warranties, insolvency and bankruptcy, and shareholder remedies.
Nathalie's practice has enabled her to handle numerous appeals before all levels of the courts, as well as in arbitration. In addition to her direct pleading style, she is a formidable negotiator.
She is appreciated for her efficiency and dynamism, as well as for the support she provides to help her clients identify constructive, cost-effective solutions.
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- Bankruptcy
- Civil and Professional Code
- Civil Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Construction Law
- Insolvency
- Insurance Law
- Real-Estate/Leasing Litigation
- Realization of guarantees
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Privacy and cybersecurity
Starting a Business in Quebec: Why You Should Integrate Compliance with the Act Respecting the Protection of Personal Information in the Private Sector from the Outset
Read moreCreating a business in Quebec is much more than choosing a name and filing articles of incorporation.
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Disciplinary and Professional
The Agreement Between a Professional Order and the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions: an Underused Tool to Protect the Public
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Privacy and cybersecurity
Cybersecurity: What You Don’t Know Might Come at a High Price
Read moreA cybersecurity incident without personal data exposure may seem less concerning at first glance. However, in several sectors—including government, military, technology and industrial—legal and contractual risks remain very real.
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