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Karina Fauteux
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2019
Education
Law Dregree, Université du Québec à Montréal
Master's Degree in International Law and Applied International Politics, Université de Sherbrooke
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Legal Assistant
A lawyer in Granby, Karina is part of the Litigation team. Her practice focuses primarily on civil law, succession law and construction law.
Before joining Archer, which is now part of TCJ, Karina worked as a criminal and penal prosecuting attorney with the itinerant court team serving Quebec’s Far North. She also served as a volunteer legal counsel for the International Bureau for Children’s Rights, in collaboration with the Association des Femmes Juristes de Côte d’Ivoire.
Her diverse and multidisciplinary background enables her to take a comprehensive approach and maintain a broad perspective on her files.
She is recognized for her team spirit and attentive listening skills. Always committed to meeting clients’ needs effectively, she strives to deliver practical and efficient solutions.
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- Civil law
- Construction Law
- Succession Law
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