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Martin Lavoie
Chambre des notaires
Quebec, 1999
Education
Law degree, Université de Sherbrooke (LLB)
Master's Degree in notarial law from Université de Sherbrooke (MDN)
Contact information
Paralegal
A Sherbrooke notary, Martin has developed extensive experience in commercial and corporate law over the years.
Martin also has solid expertise in residential and commercial real estate law.
Martin’s practice is exclusively focused on handling financing mandates with financial institutions. He has also represented foreign companies in the commercial real estate sector, particularly in matters involving acquisitions, commercial financing and the execution of securities.
He is recognized for his professionalism, efficiency, and ability to solve complex matters.
Martin relies on his experience and diligence to see each case through to completion, always with his clients’ satisfaction in mind.
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Services
- Business Financing
- Real Estate Financing
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Professional activities
- Drafting of legal opinions on taking out movable and immovable mortgage securities.
- Execution and implementation of movable and immovable securities, particularly in agricultural law.
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Conferences
- “Démystifier la garantie légale”
News
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
Contractual Restrictions and Generative AI
Read moreAs the use of generative AI continues to grow, organizations should carefully examine the contracts that govern these tools. Certain provisions may restrict how the platform and the content it generates can be used.
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Administrative
Administrative Law Judgment of Note: Supreme Court Strikes Down a Private Clause
Read moreOn July 30, the Supreme Court of Canada, in reasons written by Chief Justice Richard Wagner, reaffirmed that the courts’ judicial review of the legality of exercises of public power is neither optional nor discretionary; it is constitutionally (…)
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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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