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Joe Yacoub
Bar admission
Quebec, 2025
Education
Law Degree, University of Ottawa (LL.L.), 2023
Bachelor of Commerce, Concordia University, John Molson School of Business
Contact information
Joe supports legal professionals in our Montréal office, developing his skills in legal research, drafting legal documents and, on occasion, representing clients before the courts.
During his studies at the University of Ottawa, Joe was elected Vice-President of Events for the Association of Women and the Law and Vice-President of Finance for the Tax Law Association. He was also a student mentor during his law school’s Course aux stages.
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Social involvement
- Member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Down Syndrome Society
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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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Business, Commercial and Corporate
Sale of Shares and the Legal Warranty of Quality: Protection Excluded
Read moreThe Legal Framework of the Warranty of Quality The legal warranty of quality provided for in article 1726 of the Civil Code of Québec grants the buyer of property affected by a latent defect a recourse against the seller of that property, in (…)
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Municipal
Fast-tracked expropriations for the Alto project? A closer look at the new High-Speed Rail Network Act
Read moreThe Alto project is a federal government high-speed rail initiative aimed at building a modern, electrified rail network of approximately 1,000 km within Canada’s most densely populated corridor. This network would primarily connect Toronto and (…)
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